Mark Jeary - Revision history

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2019-01-23T16:35:20Z

Surprised nobody picked up on this at the time.

2018-12-07T16:42:50Z

Today's game...and Mark was spot on to say he lost in a Crucial back in 1998...wished he'd mentioned something about the Gotcha thingy...

2018-12-06T16:19:16Z

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 '''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode to take place.
-His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' and ''Lingo''. He also made an appearance as Mark Jeary-Fairbairn in [[ZoomDown Series 5]].
+His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'', ''Lingo'', and ''Brainbox Challenge'', beating [[Jackie McLeod]] on the last of these. He also made an appearance as Mark Jeary-Fairbairn in [[ZoomDown Series 5]].
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 '''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode to take place.
-His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' and ''Lingo''.
+His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' and ''Lingo''. He also made an appearance as Mark Jeary-Fairbairn in [[ZoomDown Series 5]].
 ==Episodes==
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 [[File:Mark Jeary.png|thumb|200px|right|Mark Jeary, 20 years after his first appearance, in [[Series 79]].]]
-'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode could take place.
+'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode to take place.
 His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'' and ''Lingo''.

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−	[[File:Mark Jeary.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Mark Jeary, 20 years after his first appearance in [[Series 79]].]]	+	[[File:Mark Jeary.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Mark Jeary, 20 years after his first appearance, in [[Series 79]].]]
	'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79\|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode could take place.		'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79\|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow. Noticeably, after his first game, Richard Whiteley was led to believe he "had to go home", in order for the [[Gotcha]] episode could take place.

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 [[File:Mark Jeary.png|thumb|200px|right|Mark Jeary, 20 years after his first appearance in [[Series 79]].]]
-'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his 2nd appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow.
+'''Mark Jeary''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 39]] and [[Series 79|79]]. As of his second appearance, he was a Writer and Actor who lived in Glasgow.
 His play, ''Blackout'', has featured at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He has also appeared on ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire''.
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 {{ep | 6967 | 5/12/2018 | P |Mark Jeary| 77* - 67 |[[Amy Nott]]|Nicki Chapman|Susie Dent|125}}
 {{ep | 6968 | 6/12/2018 | P |Mark Jeary| 85 - 62 |[[Martin Storie]]|Nicki Chapman|Susie Dent|125}}
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 <center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>