Episode Cats9 - Revision history

The Doctor at 19:12, 20 January 2021

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2018-09-29T06:51:50Z

Going to add a New Category to show that several episodes have altered scores due to bonuses...

2018-08-22T04:22:54Z

Standardise notes

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rubbish

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 ''{{w|8 out of 10 Cats}}'' regular [[Jon Richardson]] and Acting Team Captain [[Lee Mack]] were the [[contestant]]s, along with [[Bob Mortimer]] and [[Adam Hills]] who were their teammates, while [[Jimmy Carr]] reprised his role as the host.
-The match saw Jon Richardson, with the assistance of Adam Hills, winning by {{score|153|0}} in a [[9 round format|9-rounder]], with the size of the winning score achieved primarily due to the fact that the [[conundrum]] for this episode only was worth 100 points, thus also dubiously making it [[List of 9-round joint scores over 200|the highest joint-scoring 9-rounder]] in history.
+The match saw Jon Richardson, with the assistance of Adam Hills, winning by {{score|153|0}} in a [[9 round format|9-rounder]], with the size of the winning score achieved primarily due to the fact that the [[conundrum]] for this episode only was worth 100 points, thus also dubiously making it [[List of 9-round joint scores over 120|the highest joint-scoring 9-rounder]] in history.
 [[Rachel Riley]] was, as ever, the [[arithmetician]], and [[Joe Wilkinson]] helped her out from Round 5 onwards. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Alex Horne|Alex Horne & the Horne Section]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

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 ''{{w|8 out of 10 Cats}}'' regular [[Jon Richardson]] and Acting Team Captain [[Lee Mack]] were the [[contestant]]s, along with [[Bob Mortimer]] and [[Adam Hills]] who were their teammates, while [[Jimmy Carr]] reprised his role as the host.
-The match saw Jon Richardson, with the assistance of Adam Hills, winning by {{score|153|0}} in a [[9 round format|9-rounder]], with the size of the winning score achieved primarily due to the fact that the [[conundrum]] for this episode only was worth 100 points.
+The match saw Jon Richardson, with the assistance of Adam Hills, winning by {{score|153|0}} in a [[9 round format|9-rounder]], with the size of the winning score achieved primarily due to the fact that the [[conundrum]] for this episode only was worth 100 points, thus also dubiously making it [[List of 9-round joint scores over 200|the highest joint-scoring 9-rounder]] in history.
 [[Rachel Riley]] was, as ever, the [[arithmetician]], and [[Joe Wilkinson]] helped her out from Round 5 onwards. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Alex Horne|Alex Horne & the Horne Section]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].

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 {{episode|previous=Episode Cats8|next=Episode Cats10}}
-'''8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2, Episode 5''' was a [[special episode]] broadcast on 13 September 2013, as part of [[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2]].
+'''Episode Cats9''', billed as '''8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2, Episode 5''' was a [[special episode]] broadcast on 13 September 2013, as part of [[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2]].
 ''{{w|8 out of 10 Cats}}'' regular [[Jon Richardson]] and Acting Team Captain [[Lee Mack]] were the [[contestant]]s, along with [[Bob Mortimer]] and [[Adam Hills]] who were their teammates, while [[Jimmy Carr]] reprised his role as the host.

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-{{episode|previous=8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2, Episode 4|next=8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2, Episode 6}}
+{{episode|previous=Episode Cats8|next=Episode Cats10}}
 '''8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2, Episode 5''' was a [[special episode]] broadcast on 13 September 2013, as part of [[8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Series 2]].
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 {{Rounds-end}}
-{{DEFAULTSORT:8/100205}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:8/009}}
 [[Category:9-round games]]
-[[Category:Cats Do Countdown episodes|0205]]
+[[Category:Cats Do Countdown episodes|009]]
 [[Category:Wins by over 100]]
 [[Category:Scores over 125]]

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 The match saw Jon Richardson, with the assistance of Adam Hills, winning by {{score|153|0}} in a [[9 round format|9-rounder]], with the size of the winning score achieved primarily due to the fact that the [[conundrum]] for this episode only was worth 100 points.
-[[Rachel Riley]] was, as ever, the [[arithmetician]], and [[Joe Wilkinson]] helped her out from round 5 onwards. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Alex Horne|Alex Horne & the Horne Section]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
+[[Rachel Riley]] was, as ever, the [[arithmetician]], and [[Joe Wilkinson]] helped her out from Round 5 onwards. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Alex Horne|Alex Horne & the Horne Section]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
 There was also an appearance from {{w|Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards}}, who appeared as the front end of Joe's pantomime horse.
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 {{Rounds-end}}
-{{DEFAULTSORT:8/1025}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:8/100205}}
 [[Category:9-round games]]
 [[Category:Cats Do Countdown episodes|0205]]

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 There was also an appearance from {{w|Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards}}, who appeared as the front end of Joe's pantomime horse.
-NOTE: This episode was the first to have bonus points incorporated into the game.
+NOTE 1: This episode was the first to have bonus points incorporated into the game.
-NOTE: In this version, both players' declarations were allowed, although points were only awarded for the best answer.
+NOTE 2: In this version, both players' declarations were allowed, although points were only awarded for the best answer.
 ==Rounds==