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'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].

[[Category:Finalists|Rainsden, John]]
[[Category:Contestants in Series 44|Rainsden, John]]
[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions XI|Rainsden, John]]

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 {{ep | 2983 | 4/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 52 - 34 |[[Jacqui Baker]]|Lionel Blair|Damian Eadie|73}}
 {{ep | 2984 | 5/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 49 - 61 |[[Stan Airey]]|Lionel Blair|Damian Eadie|72}}
-{{ep | 3036 | 21/06/2001 | QF |[[Kevin McMahon]]| 45 - 50 |John Rainsde|[[Martin Jarvis]]|Damian Eadie|72}}
+{{ep | 3036 | 21/06/2001 | QF |[[Kevin McMahon]]| 45 - 50 |John Rainsden|[[Martin Jarvis]]|Damian Eadie|72}}
 {{ep | 3040 | 27/06/2001 | SF |[[David Hoskisson]]| 27 - 39 |John Rainsden|Martin Jarvis|Damian Eadie|73}}
-{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF |John Rainsden| 48 - 59 |[[Stuart Wood]]|[[Stephen Fry]]|Damian Eadie|127}}
+{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF |John Rainsden| 48 - 59 |Stuart Wood|[[Stephen Fry]]|Damian Eadie|127}}
 {{ep | 3395 | 13/01/2003 | CP |John Rainsden| 65 - 117 |[[Tom Hargreaves]]|Tim Rice|[[Susie Dent]]|132}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 {{ep | 3036 | 21/06/2001 | QF |[[Kevin McMahon]]| 45 - 50 |John Rainsde|[[Martin Jarvis]]|Damian Eadie|72}}
 {{ep | 3040 | 27/06/2001 | SF |[[David Hoskisson]]| 27 - 39 |John Rainsden|Martin Jarvis|Damian Eadie|73}}
-{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF |John Rainsden| 48 - 59 |Stuart Wood|[[Stephen Fry]]|Damian Eadie|127}}
+{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF |John Rainsden| 48 - 59 |[[Stuart Wood]]|[[Stephen Fry]]|Damian Eadie|127}}
 {{ep | 3395 | 13/01/2003 | CP |John Rainsden| 65 - 117 |[[Tom Hargreaves]]|Tim Rice|[[Susie Dent]]|132}}
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-'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[Series 44]] in 2001. He was a 61-year old former Head of Maths at Wallingford School, Oxfordshire.  John defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. He returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].
+'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[Series 44]] in 2001.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Matthew Turner|series=44|followed_by=Geraldine Hylands}}
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 2979 | 29/03/2001 | P | [[Stuart Wood]] | 38 - 52 | John Rainsden | [[Tim Rice]] | [[Gillian Evans]] }}
+{{ep | 2979 | 29/03/2001 | P |[[Stuart Wood]]| 38 - 52 |John Rainsden|[[Tim Rice]]|[[Gillian Evans]]|72}}
-{{ep | 2980 | 30/03/2001 | P | John Rainsden | 48 - 30 | [[Carol Forde]] | Tim Rice | Gillian Evans }}
+{{ep | 2980 | 30/03/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 48 - 30 |[[Carol Forde]]|Tim Rice|Gillian Evans|84}}
-{{ep | 2981 | 2/04/2001 | P | John Rainsden | 56 - 29 | [[Dave Spall]] | Tim Rice | Gillian Evans }}
+{{ep | 2981 | 2/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 56 - 29 |[[Dave Spall]]|Tim Rice|Gillian Evans|82}}
-{{ep | 2982 | 3/04/2001 | P | John Rainsden | 45 - 37 | [[John Place]] | [[Lionel Blair]] | [[Damian Eadie]] }}
+{{ep | 2982 | 3/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 45 - 37 |[[John Place]]|[[Lionel Blair]]|[[Damian Eadie]]|84}}
-{{ep | 2983 | 4/04/2001 | P | John Rainsden | 52 - 34 | [[Jacqui Baker]] | Lionel Blair | Damian Eadie }}
+{{ep | 2983 | 4/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 52 - 34 |[[Jacqui Baker]]|Lionel Blair|Damian Eadie|73}}
-{{ep | 2984 | 5/04/2001 | P | John Rainsden | 49 - 61 | [[Stan Airey]] | Lionel Blair | Damian Eadie }}
+{{ep | 2984 | 5/04/2001 | P |John Rainsden| 49 - 61 |[[Stan Airey]]|Lionel Blair|Damian Eadie|72}}
-{{ep | 3036 | 21/06/2001 | QF | [[Kevin McMahon]] | 45 - 50 | John Rainsden | [[Martin Jarvis]] | Damian Eadie }}
+{{ep | 3036 | 21/06/2001 | QF |[[Kevin McMahon]]| 45 - 50 |John Rainsde|[[Martin Jarvis]]|Damian Eadie|72}}
-{{ep | 3040 | 27/06/2001 | SF | [[David Hoskisson]] | 27 - 39 | John Rainsden | Martin Jarvis | Damian Eadie }}
+{{ep | 3040 | 27/06/2001 | SF |[[David Hoskisson]]| 27 - 39 |John Rainsden|Martin Jarvis|Damian Eadie|73}}
-{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF | John Rainsden | 48 - 59 | [[Stuart Wood]] | [[Stephen Fry]] | Damian Eadie }}
+{{ep | 3042 | 29/06/2001 | GF |John Rainsden| 48 - 59 |Stuart Wood|[[Stephen Fry]]|Damian Eadie|127}}
-{{ep | 3395 | 13/01/2003 | CP | John Rainsden | 65 - 117 | [[Tom Hargreaves]] | Tim Rice | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 3395 | 13/01/2003 | CP |John Rainsden| 65 - 117 |[[Tom Hargreaves]]|Tim Rice|[[Susie Dent]]|132}}
 {{episode table end}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:07, 2 April 2010
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−	'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[Series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. ~~John~~ returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].	+	'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[Series 44]] in 2001. He was a 61-year old former Head of Maths at Wallingford School, Oxfordshire. John defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. He returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].

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−	'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[~~series~~ 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].	+	'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[Series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].

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	'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].		'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042\|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].
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		+	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=Matthew Turner\|series=44\|followed_by=Geraldine Hylands}}

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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-'''John Rainsden''' was a finalist in [[Series 44]].
+'''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].
 ==Episodes==
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+[[Category:Contestants in Championship of Champions XI]]
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 '''John Rainsden''' was the runner-up of [[series 44]] in 2001. He defeated [[Stuart Wood]] in his first appearance on 29 March 2001, and won a further four games before losing at the hands of [[Stan Airey]]. John returned for the final rounds as #8 seed, and pulled off a shock win over [[Kevin McMahon]] in the quarter-final, before beating [[David Hoskisson]] in the semi-final. The [[episode 3042|final]] against [[Stuart Wood]], a rematch of their earlier heat game, went to a [[crucial conundrum]] with John trailing by a solitary point. However, it was Stuart who buzzed and answered correctly, meaning John had to settle for second-best. John was invited back for [[Championship of Champions XI]] after Stuart Wood was forced to pull out through illness, but he lost in the first round to an on-form [[Tom Hargreaves]].
 [[Category:Finalists|Rainsden, John]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 44|Rainsden, John]]
 [[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions XI|Rainsden, John]]