Episode 7407 - Revision history

TobyMcDonald at 11:35, 25 July 2023

2023-07-25T11:35:35Z

DaaniyalA at 17:02, 29 September 2022

2022-09-29T17:02:00Z

DaaniyalA at 17:01, 29 September 2022

2022-09-29T17:01:37Z

TobyMcDonald at 16:46, 12 January 2022

2022-01-12T16:46:07Z

Mclarenguy22 at 12:44, 16 June 2021

2021-06-16T12:44:38Z

JRTerrier24 at 15:46, 4 April 2021

2021-04-04T15:46:33Z

Mclarenguy22: Quarter-final is hyphenated as per Oxford entry

2020-12-18T11:00:02Z

Quarter-final is hyphenated as per Oxford entry

The Doctor at 14:13, 15 December 2020

2020-12-15T14:13:31Z

Mclarenguy22 at 15:36, 10 December 2020

2020-12-10T15:36:27Z

Mclarenguy22 at 15:33, 10 December 2020

2020-12-10T15:33:38Z

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 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Johnson-Davies' [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games.
+Johnson-Davies' [[max game]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15-round format]], and the first since [[Episode 6054|17 December 2014]] when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Premium]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games.
 The [[Teatime Teaser]]s were lifted from [[Episode 4904]].
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 |396|sol2=75 × 4 + (9 + 3) × 8
 |75|45|75}}
-{{R-TTT         |CACTISET	|Feeling happy that your former partner won't move.|ECSTATIC}}
+{{R-TTT         |CACTISET|Feeling happy that your former partner won't move.|ECSTATIC}}
 {{R-letters  |10|HDOENRSIT|HORNIEST |HORNIEST |DOITHERS*, HEDONIST, NORDITES*, ORTHIDES*| 83|53 | 83}}
 {{R-letters  |11|PCFVEOALB|VOCABLE  |copable {{x}}|PLACEBO*            | 90|53 | 90}}
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 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games.
+Johnson-Davies' [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games.
 The [[Teatime Teaser]]s were lifted from [[Episode 4904]].

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 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games. In addition, 136 points out of a possible 136 is the highest maximum score ever achieved to date.
+Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games.
 The [[Teatime Teaser]]s were lifted from [[Episode 4904]].

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 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionary of English|Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games. In addition, 136 points out of a possible 136 is the highest maximum score ever achieved to date.
+Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games. In addition, 136 points out of a possible 136 is the highest maximum score ever achieved to date.
 The [[Teatime Teaser]]s were lifted from [[Episode 4904]].

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 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
-Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionary of English|Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which massively expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games. In addition, 136 points out of a possible 136 is the highest maximum score ever achieved to date.
+Johnson-Davies's [[max game|maximum-scoring performance]] was only the eleventh in the history of ''[[Countdown]]'', the second in the [[15 round format (new)|"new" 15 round format]], and the first since December 2014 when [[Dan McColm]] achieved this feat. It was also the first since a major 2015 update to [[Oxford Dictionary of English|Oxford Dictionaries Online]] which enormously expanded the scope of the dictionary compared to all the other max games. In addition, 136 points out of a possible 136 is the highest maximum score ever achieved to date.
 The [[Teatime Teaser]]s were lifted from [[Episode 4904]].

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 |292|sol2=50 × 6 − 8
 |126|89|126}}
-{{R-conundrum|15|TVSERIIES|c1time=5.25|c1sol=RESISTIVE|136|89|136}}
+{{R-conundrum|15|TVSERIIES|c1time=5.5|c1sol=RESISTIVE|136|89|136}}
 {{Rounds-end}}

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 {{episode|previous=Episode 7406|next=Episode 7408}}
-'''Episode 7407''' was broadcast on 10 December 2020, and was the first quarter final of [[Series 82]].
+'''Episode 7407''' was broadcast on 10 December 2020, and was the first quarter-final of [[Series 82]].
 [[Luke Johnson-Davies]] played [[David Kempshall]], with Luke Johnson-Davies winning {{score|136|89}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[John Inverdale]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].