Jonathan Rawlinson - Revision history

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 {{octostats|Runner-up|1|850|'''8'''}}
-[[Image:JonathanRawlinson.jpg|right|thumb|Jonathan Rawlinson in [[Series 66]]...]]
+[[Image:JonathanRawlinson.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jonathan Rawlinson in Series 66...]]
-[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png|thumb|200px|right|...and again under a year later in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
+[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png|thumb|200px|right|...and again under a year later in the 30th Birthday Championship.]]
-'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] in and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He made his Co-event debut at [[COHUD]] in 2012, which was then followed up by an appearance at [[CobliviLon]].
+'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] in and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He made his [[Co-event]] debut at [[COHUD]] in 2012, which was then followed up by an appearance at [[CobliviLon]].
-Rawlinson was the seventh contestant in recorded history to solve all eight conundrums in their heat games, after [[Darryl Francis]], [[Harvey Freeman]], [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]], [[Julian Fell]], [[Kai Laddiman]] and [[Daniel Pati]]. He also became only the fourth person in the show's history, after [[Gareth Williams]], [[James Martin]] and [[Bhavin Manek]], to win the last eight preliminaries of the series and return the following day as the No. 1 seed for the series finals. Rawlinson won his quarter- and semi-finals with centuries but, in a low-scoring Grand Final against No. 2 seed [[Jack Worsley]], Rawlinson lost the ultimate match by 10 points following an incorrect answer to the crucial conundrum {{word|TINYROLES}}.
+Rawlinson was the seventh contestant in recorded history to [[Conundrum#Contestants with eight consecutive prelim conundrum solves|solve all eight conundrums in their heat games]]. He also became only the fourth person in the show's history, after [[Gareth Williams]], [[James Martin (Series 34)|James Martin]] and [[Bhavin Manek]], to win the last eight preliminaries of the series and return the following day as the number one seed for the series finals. Rawlinson won his [[Episode 5511|quarter-]] and [[Episode 5515|semi-finals]] with [[century|centuries]] but, in a low-scoring [[Episode 5517|grand final]] against number two seed, [[Jack Worsley]], Rawlinson lost the ultimate match by 10 points following an incorrect answer to the crucial [[conundrum]] {{word|TINYROLES}}.
-Rawlinson returned to ''Countdown'' a year later, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He won his first match against the previously undefeated champion of [[Series 64]], [[Edward McCullagh|Ed McCullagh]], after beating him on a second [[conundrum]] by a score of {{score|104|94}}. Rawlinson next beat [[Series 61]] runner-up [[Andrew Hulme]] on a crucial conumdrum in the first round proper, then beat [[Series 63]] quarter-finalist [[Tom Rowell]] in round 2. He then defeated the [[Series 60]] semi-finalist [[Neil Zussman]] in the quarter-finals, dropping just 1 solitary point in the process. He then played [[Series 63]] champion [[Jack Hurst]] in a fantastic semi-final battle, which remained level for the first 10 rounds, before Rawlinson took a 6 point lead, which became a 1 point deficit a round later, before Hurst nicked in with the conundrum {{word|TURNMOIST}} after 3 seconds to win by a score of {{score|116|105}}.
+Rawlinson returned to ''[[Countdown]]'' a year later, as one of 41 [[contestant]]s taking part in the 30th Birthday Championship. He won his [[Episode 5623|first match]] against the previously undefeated [[series winners|champion]] of [[Series 64]], [[Ed McCullagh]], after beating him on a second conundrum by a score of {{score|104|94}}. Rawlinson next beat [[Series 61]] runner-up, [[Andrew Hulme]], on a crucial conundrum {{score|98|91|Episode 5639}}, then beat [[Series 63]] quarter-finalist, [[Tom Rowell]], {{score|94|65|Episode 5640}}. He then defeated the [[Series 60]] semi-finalist, [[Neil Zussman]], in the [[Episode 5648|quarter-finals]], dropping just one solitary point in the process. He then played [[Series 63]] champion, [[Jack Hurst]], in a fantastic [[Episode 5652|semi-final]] battle, which remained level for the first 10 rounds, before Rawlinson took a six point lead, which became a one point deficit a round later, before Hurst nicked in with the conundrum {{word|TURNMOIST}} after three seconds to win by a score of {{score|116|105}}.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Carl Williams|series=66|followed_by=Heather Styles}}
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 {{ep | 5515 | 27/06/2012 | SF |[[Nick Hall]]| 54 - 108 |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Dr Phil Hammond]]|Susie Dent|130}}
 {{ep | 5517 | 29/06/2012 | GF |[[Jack Worsley]]| 80 - 70 |Jonathan Rawlinson|Dr Phil Hammond|Susie Dent|117}}
-{{ep | 5623 | 17/01/2013 | 30BP |[[Edward McCullagh|Ed McCullagh]]| 94 - 104* |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Martin Lewis]]|Susie Dent|117}}
+{{ep | 5623 | 17/01/2013 | 30BP |[[Ed McCullagh]]| 94 - 104* |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Martin Lewis]]|Susie Dent|117}}
-{{ep | 5639 | 8/02/2013 | 30B1 |[[Andrew Hulme]]| 91 - 98 |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Kate Adie]]|Susie Dent|115}}
+{{ep | 5639 | 08/02/2013 | 30B1 |[[Andrew Hulme]]| 91 - 98 |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Kate Adie]]|Susie Dent|115}}
 {{ep | 5640 | 11/02/2013 | 30B2 |[[Tom Rowell]]| 65 - 94 |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Ken Bruce]]|Susie Dent|128}}
 {{ep | 5648 | 21/02/2013 | 30BQF |Jonathan Rawlinson| 118 - 53 |[[Neil Zussman]]|Dr Phil Hammond|Susie Dent|119}}
 {{ep | 5652 | 27/02/2013 | 30BSF |Jonathan Rawlinson| 105 - 116 |[[Jack Hurst]]|[[Jenny Eclair]]|Susie Dent|126}}
 {{episode table end}}
-<center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>
+<center>* Includes 10 points from a tiebreak conundrum</center>
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 {{octostats|Runner-up|1|850|'''8'''}}
-[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png|thumb|200px|right|Jonathan Rawlinson in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
+[[Image:JonathanRawlinson.jpg|right|thumb|Jonathan Rawlinson in [[Series 66]]...]]
 '''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] in and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He made his Co-event debut at [[COHUD]] in 2012, which was then followed up by an appearance at [[CobliviLon]].

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 {{DEFAULTSORT:Rawlinson, Jonathan}}
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 66]]
-[[Category:Contestants in 30th Birthday Championship]]
+[[Category:Contestants in the 30th Birthday Championship]]
 [[Category:Teapot owners]]
 [[Category:Octochamps of the 15 round era]]
 [[Category:Finalists]]
 [[Category:Contestants on ZoomDown]]

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 '''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] in and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He made his Co-event debut at [[COHUD]] in 2012, which was then followed up by an appearance at [[CobliviLon]].
-Rawlinson was the sixth contestant in recorded history to solve all eight conundrums in their heat games, after [[Harvey Freeman]], [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]], [[Julian Fell]], [[Kai Laddiman]] and [[Daniel Pati]]. He also became only the fourth person in the show's history, after [[Gareth Williams]], [[James Martin]] and [[Bhavin Manek]], to win the last eight preliminaries of the series and return the following day as the No. 1 seed for the series finals. Rawlinson won his quarter- and semi-finals with centuries but, in a low-scoring Grand Final against No. 2 seed [[Jack Worsley]], Rawlinson lost the ultimate match by 10 points following an incorrect answer to the crucial conundrum {{word|TINYROLES}}.
+Rawlinson was the seventh contestant in recorded history to solve all eight conundrums in their heat games, after [[Darryl Francis]], [[Harvey Freeman]], [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]], [[Julian Fell]], [[Kai Laddiman]] and [[Daniel Pati]]. He also became only the fourth person in the show's history, after [[Gareth Williams]], [[James Martin]] and [[Bhavin Manek]], to win the last eight preliminaries of the series and return the following day as the No. 1 seed for the series finals. Rawlinson won his quarter- and semi-finals with centuries but, in a low-scoring Grand Final against No. 2 seed [[Jack Worsley]], Rawlinson lost the ultimate match by 10 points following an incorrect answer to the crucial conundrum {{word|TINYROLES}}.
 Rawlinson returned to ''Countdown'' a year later, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He won his first match against the previously undefeated champion of [[Series 64]], [[Edward McCullagh|Ed McCullagh]], after beating him on a second [[conundrum]] by a score of {{score|104|94}}. Rawlinson next beat [[Series 61]] runner-up [[Andrew Hulme]] on a crucial conumdrum in the first round proper, then beat [[Series 63]] quarter-finalist [[Tom Rowell]] in round 2. He then defeated the [[Series 60]] semi-finalist [[Neil Zussman]] in the quarter-finals, dropping just 1 solitary point in the process. He then played [[Series 63]] champion [[Jack Hurst]] in a fantastic semi-final battle, which remained level for the first 10 rounds, before Rawlinson took a 6 point lead, which became a 1 point deficit a round later, before Hurst nicked in with the conundrum {{word|TURNMOIST}} after 3 seconds to win by a score of {{score|116|105}}.

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	[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Jonathan Rawlinson in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]		[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Jonathan Rawlinson in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
	'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].		'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].

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−	[[~~Image~~:~~JonathanRawlinson~~.~~jpg~~\|right~~\|thumb~~\|Jonathan Rawlinson]]	+	[[File:Jonathan Rawlinson.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Jonathan Rawlinson in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].]]
	'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].		'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].

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 [[Image:JonathanRawlinson.jpg|right|thumb|Jonathan Rawlinson]]
-'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and is currently participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].
+'''Jonathan Rawlinson''' was an [[octochamp]] and runner-up of [[Series 66]], and was a semi-finalist in the [[30th Birthday Championship]].
 Rawlinson was the sixth contestant in recorded history to solve all 8 conundrums in their heat games, after [[Harvey Freeman]], [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]], [[Julian Fell]], [[Kai Laddiman]] and [[Daniel Pati]].
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 He made his Co-event debut at [[COHUD]] in 2012, which was then followed up by an appearance at [[CobliviLon]].
-He returned to Countdown a year later, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He won his first match against the previously undefeated champion of [[Series 64]], [[Edward McCullagh|Ed McCullagh]] after beating him on a second [[conundrum]] by a score of {{score|104|94}}, then he beat [[Series 61]] runner-up [[Andrew Hulme]] on a crucial conumdrum in round 1, and beat [[Series 63]] quarter-finalist [[Tom Rowell]] in round 2. He then defeated the [[Series 60]] semi-finalist [[Neil Zussman]] in the quarter-finals, dropping just 1 solitary point in the process.
+He returned to Countdown a year later, as one of 41 contestants taking part in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. He won his first match against the previously undefeated champion of [[Series 64]], [[Edward McCullagh|Ed McCullagh]] after beating him on a second [[conundrum]] by a score of {{score|104|94}}, then he beat [[Series 61]] runner-up [[Andrew Hulme]] on a crucial conumdrum in round 1, and beat [[Series 63]] quarter-finalist [[Tom Rowell]] in round 2. He then defeated the [[Series 60]] semi-finalist [[Neil Zussman]] in the quarter-finals, dropping just 1 solitary point in the process. He then played [[Series 63]] champion [[Jack Hurst]] in a fantastic semi-final battle, which remained level for the first 10 rounds, before Rawlinson took a 6 point lead, which became a 1 point deficit a round later, before Hurst nicked in with the conundrum {{word|STRONTIUM}} after 3 seconds to win by a score of {{score|116|105}}.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Carl Williams|series=66|followed_by=Heather Styles}}
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 {{ep | 5640 | 11/02/2013 | 30B2 |[[Tom Rowell]]| 65 - 94 |Jonathan Rawlinson|[[Ken Bruce]]|Susie Dent|128}}
 {{ep | 5648 | 21/02/2013 | 30BQF |Jonathan Rawlinson| 118 - 53 |[[Neil Zussman]]|Dr Phil Hammond|Susie Dent|119}}
 {{episode table end}}
 <center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>