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'''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].

==Episodes==
{{episode table}}
{{ep | 2069 | 12/08/1997 | P | [[Tony Baylis]] | 51 - 55 | Roger Green | [[Tom O'Connor]] | [[Hania Porucznik]] }}
{{ep | 2070 | 13/08/1997 | P | Roger Green | 51 - 44 | [[George Lees]] | Tom O'Connor | Hania Porucznik }}
{{ep | 2071 | 14/08/1997 | P | Roger Green | 47 - 54 | [[Jackie Thalrose]] | Tom O'Connor | Hania Porucznik }}
{{ep | 2096 | 18/09/1997 | QF | [[Bhavin Manek]] | 37 - 22 | Roger Green | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | [[Hannah Robertson]] }}
{{episode table end}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Green, Roger}}
[[Category:Contestants in Series 36]]
[[Category:Finalists]]
[[Category:Teapot owners]]

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 '''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].
-When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return for the quarter finals just over a month later. However, Green did in fact eventually go on to qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final against the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
+When he lost in his third appearance in [[Episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return for the quarter-finals just over a month later. However, Green did in fact eventually go on to qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter-final against the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
 ==Episodes==

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 '''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].
-When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did in fact eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final against the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
+When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return for the quarter finals just over a month later. However, Green did in fact eventually go on to qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final against the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
 ==Episodes==

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 '''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].
-When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did in fact eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final agasinst the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
+When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did in fact eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final against the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
 ==Episodes==

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 '''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].
-When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series.
+When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did in fact eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series. Richard Whiteley subsequently offered Green an on-air apology for this comment at the start of his quarter final agasinst the #1 seed, [[Bhavin Manek]].
 ==Episodes==

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-'''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]]. When he lost in his third appearance in [[episode 2071]], [[Richard Whiteley]] famously told him that, although he was seeded at #5 at that stage, his record of two wins out of three would not be enough for him to return to the quarter finals - however, he did eventually qualify as the #8 seed for the series.
+'''Roger Green''' was a finalist in [[Series 36]].
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 2069 | 12/08/1997 | P | [[Tony Baylis]] | 51 - 55 | Roger Green | [[Tom O'Connor]] | [[Hania Porucznik]] }}
+{{ep | 2069 | 12/08/1997 | P |[[Tony Baylis]]| 51 - 55 |Roger Green|[[Tom O'Connor]]|[[Hania Porucznik]]|81}}
-{{ep | 2070 | 13/08/1997 | P | [[George Lees]] | 44 - 51 | Roger Green | Tom O'Connor | Hania Porucznik }}
+{{ep | 2070 | 13/08/1997 | P |[[George Lees]]| 44 - 51 |Roger Green|Tom O'Connor|Hania Porucznik|71}}
-{{ep | 2071 | 14/08/1997 | P | [[Jackie Thalrose]] | 54 - 47 | Roger Green | Tom O'Connor | Hania Porucznik }}
+{{ep | 2071 | 14/08/1997 | P |[[Jackie Thalrose]]| 54 - 47 |Roger Green|Tom O'Connor|Hania Porucznik|71}}
-{{ep | 2096 | 18/09/1997 | QF | [[Bhavin Manek]] | 37 - 22 | Roger Green | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | [[Hannah Robertson]] }}
+{{ep | 2096 | 18/09/1997 | QF |[[Bhavin Manek]]| 37 - 22 |Roger Green|[[Richard Stilgoe]]|[[Hannah Robertson]]|68}}
 {{episode table end}}

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