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	[[Image:Matthew Shore.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Matthew Shore]]		[[Image:Matthew Shore.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Matthew Shore]]
	'''Matthew Shore''' was the runner-up of [[Series 54]].		'''Matthew Shore''' was the runner-up of [[Series 54]].

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 '''Matthew Shore''' was the runner-up of [[Series 54]].
-He first appeared on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] {{score|109|55}}. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word|NEMESIS}}, {{word|POLONIES}} and {{word|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. Shore unscrambled {{word|GELIGNITE}} first, but Travers took the game {{score|98|83}}.
+He first appeared on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] {{score|109|55}}. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]]. In [[episode 4112|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word|NEMESIS}}, {{word|POLONIES}} and {{word|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. Shore unscrambled {{word|GELIGNITE}} first, but Travers took the game {{score|98|83}}.
-He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word|PAINTIEST}} and {{word|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline {{score|117|114}} in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
+He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word|PAINTIEST}} and {{word|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline {{score|117|114}} in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the then highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=John Brackstone|series=54|followed_by=Tony Warren}}

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 '''Matthew Shore''' was the runner-up of [[Series 54]].
-He first appeared on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] {{score|109|55}}. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word|NEMESIS}}, {{word|POLONIES}} and {{word|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game {{score|98|83}}.
+He first appeared on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] {{score|109|55}}. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word|NEMESIS}}, {{word|POLONIES}} and {{word|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. Shore unscrambled {{word|GELIGNITE}} first, but Travers took the game {{score|98|83}}.
 He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word|PAINTIEST}} and {{word|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline {{score|117|114}} in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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-[[Image:Matthew Shore.jpg|thumb|right]]
+[[Image:Matthew Shore.jpg|thumb|right|Matthew Shore]]
-'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word|NEMESIS}}, {{word|POLONIES}} and {{word|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word|PAINTIEST}} and {{word|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
+'''Matthew Shore''' was the runner-up of [[Series 54]].
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=John Brackstone|series=54|followed_by=Tony Warren}}
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 4038 | 17/02/2006 | P | [[Alexia McCluskey]] | 55 - 109 | Matthew Shore | [[Clarissa Dickson-Wright]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 4038 | 17/02/2006 | P |[[Alexia McCluskey]]| 55 - 109 |Matthew Shore|[[Clarissa Dickson-Wright]]|[[Susie Dent]]|120}}
-{{ep | 4039 | 18/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 116 - 29 | [[Brian Wilson]] | Clarissa Dickson-Wright | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4039 | 18/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 116 - 29 |[[Brian Wilson]]|Clarissa Dickson-Wright|Susie Dent|143}}
-{{ep | 4040 | 20/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 115 - 35 | [[Greg Bell]] | Clarissa Dickson-Wright | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4040 | 20/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 115 - 35 |[[Greg Bell]]|Clarissa Dickson-Wright|Susie Dent|138}}
-{{ep | 4041 | 21/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 98 - 60 | [[Susan Stones]] | Clarissa Dickson-Wright | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4041 | 21/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 98 - 60 |[[Susan Stones]]|Clarissa Dickson-Wright|Susie Dent|125}}
-{{ep | 4042 | 22/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 103 - 59 | [[David McDougall]] | [[Tom O'Connor]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4042 | 22/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 103 - 59 |[[David McDougall]]|[[Tom O'Connor]]|Susie Dent|124}}
-{{ep | 4043 | 23/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 88 - 65 | [[Heather Phillips]] | Tom O'Connor | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4043 | 23/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 88 - 65 |[[Heather Phillips]]|Tom O'Connor|Susie Dent|129}}
-{{ep | 4044 | 24/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 95 - 51 | [[Roger Walker]] | Tom O'Connor | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4044 | 24/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 95 - 51 |[[Roger Walker]]|Tom O'Connor|Susie Dent|119}}
-{{ep | 4045 | 25/02/2006 | P | Matthew Shore | 126 - 55 | [[Inderjit Bedi]] | Tom O'Connor | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4045 | 25/02/2006 | P |Matthew Shore| 126 - 55 |[[Inderjit Bedi]]|Tom O'Connor|Susie Dent|139}}
-{{ep | 4108 | 22/05/2006 | QF | [[Michael Bowden]] | 69 - 88 | Matthew Shore | [[Richard Digance]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4108 | 22/05/2006 | QF |[[Michael Bowden]]| 69 - 88 |Matthew Shore|[[Richard Digance]]|Susie Dent|112}}
-{{ep | 4111 | 25/05/2006 | SF | [[Jon Corby]] | 78 - 94 | Matthew Shore | Richard Digance | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4111 | 25/05/2006 | SF |[[Jon Corby]]| 78 - 94 |Matthew Shore|Richard Digance|Susie Dent|122}}
-{{ep | 4112 | 26/05/2006 | GF | [[Conor Travers]] | 98 - 83 | Matthew Shore | Richard Digance | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4112 | 26/05/2006 | GF |[[Conor Travers]]| 98 - 83 |Matthew Shore|Richard Digance|Susie Dent|118}}
-{{ep | 4120 | 7/06/2006 | CP | Matthew Shore | 109 - 101 | [[Chris Cummins]] | [[Ann Widdecombe]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4120 | 7/06/2006 | CP |Matthew Shore| 109 - 101 |[[Chris Cummins]]|[[Ann Widdecombe]]|Susie Dent|131}}
-{{ep | 4121 | 8/06/2006 | CQF | Matthew Shore | 117 - 124 | [[Mark Tournoff]] | Ann Widdecombe | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4121 | 8/06/2006 | CQF |Matthew Shore| 117 - 124 |[[Mark Tournoff]]|Ann Widdecombe|Susie Dent|139}}
 {{episode table end}}
-[[Category:Finalists|Shore, Matthew]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Shore, Matthew}}
-[[Category:Octochamps of the 15 round era|Shore, Matthew]]
+[[Category:Finalists]]
-[[Category:Contestants in Series 54|Shore, Matthew]]
+[[Category:Octochamps of the 15 round era]]
-[[Category:Contestants in Championship of Champions XII|Shore, Matthew]]
+[[Category:Contestants in Series 54]]
-[[Category:Teapot owners|Shore, Matthew]]
+[[Category:Contestants in Championship of Champions XII]]

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		+	[[Image:Matthew Shore.jpg\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].		'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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−	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines ~~are~~ crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].	+	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines and crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].		'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
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		+	{{series runner-up\|preceded_by=John Brackstone\|series=54\|followed_by=Tony Warren}}

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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−	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 ~~february~~ 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].	+	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 February 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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−	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 february 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].	+	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 february 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams (Series 43)\|David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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−	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 february 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|~~STARFRUIT~~}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].	+	'''Matthew Shore''' was a contestant in [[series 54]], first appearing on 17 february 2006 where he beat [[Alexia McCluskey]] 109-55. He won his next seven games including scores of 116, 115 and 126 to become an [[octochamp]] with an impressive total of 850 points. He returned for the final rounds, where he defeated fellow octochamps [[Michael Bowden]] and [[Jon Corby]] on a [[conundrum\|crucial conundrum]] In [[episode 4112\|the final]] he faced #1 seed [[Conor Travers]] and for the second time in history, two octochamps with at least 850 points each faced off. Travers was impressive with spots like {{word\|NEMESIS}}, {{word\|POLONIES}} and {{word\|HETAIRAS}} which meant that Travers won the game without having to face a crucial conundrum. It was Shore not Travers that got the conundrum {{word\|GELIGNITE}} but Travers took the game 98 - 83. He returned the very next week for [[Championship of Champions XII]], where he defeated [[Chris Cummins]] in first round round on a crucial conundrum, setting up a match with another [[series\|series champion]] [[Mark Tournoff]]. Shore scored in every letters round, including two nines; {{word\|PAINTIEST}} and {{word\|HERNIATES}} but Tournoff got both these nines are crucial points on the numbers meaning that it the game was poised for the highest ever [[Countdown]] scoreline 117-114 in Shore's favour going into the conundrum {{word\|SOLILOQUY}} which Tournoff solved, relegating Shore to the highest ever losing score, surpassing [[David Williams]]'s score of 111 against [[Chris Wills]] in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].

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