Series 73 - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 12:01, 31 October 2025

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Mclarenguy22 at 10:46, 31 October 2025

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DaaniyalAli at 17:51, 6 July 2025

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Graeme Cole: /* Episodes */ Fix C1's score for episode 6245

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‎Episodes: Fix C1's score for episode 6245

DaaniyalA at 11:29, 10 January 2023

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DaaniyalA at 18:20, 2 September 2022

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DaaniyalA at 08:33, 19 June 2022

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TobyMcDonald at 16:06, 6 June 2022

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 The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]] and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals (as well as several others who did not make it to the finals like [[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]] and [[Hazel Drury]]).
-Only one point separated the top two seeds but, for the first time since [[Series 65]], the No. 1 seed was eliminated in the [[Episode 6275|semi-final]]; this made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a No. 1 seed. The final also marked a fourth consecutive series win by a returning contestant; three of these winners were allowed to return less than 10 years after their first appearance.
+Only one point separated the top two seeds but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the No. 1 seed was eliminated in the [[Episode 6275|semi-final]]; this made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a No. 1 seed. The final also marked a fourth consecutive series win by a [[returning contestants|returning contestant]]; three of these winners were allowed to return less than 10 years after their first appearance.
 ==Seed table==

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 The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]] and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals (as well as several others who did not make it to the finals like [[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]] and [[Hazel Drury]]).
-Only one point separated the top two seeds but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the number 1 seed was eliminated in the [[Episode 6275|semi-final]] which made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a number 1 seed.
+Only one point separated the top two seeds but, for the first time since [[Series 65]], the No. 1 seed was eliminated in the [[Episode 6275|semi-final]]; this made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a No. 1 seed. The final also marked a fourth consecutive series win by a returning contestant; three of these winners were allowed to return less than 10 years after their first appearance.
 ==Seed table==

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 |runner-up          = [[Matthew Tassier]]
 }}
-'''Series 73''' ran from 15 June to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]], it was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015 before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday.
+'''Series 73''' ran from 15 June to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]], it was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015, before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday.
-The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]] and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals, as well as several others who did not make it to the finals (like [[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]] and [[Hazel Drury]]).
+The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]] and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals (as well as several others who did not make it to the finals like [[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]] and [[Hazel Drury]]).
-Only one point separated the top two seeds but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the number 1 seed was eliminated in the semi-final which made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a number 1 seed.
+Only one point separated the top two seeds but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the number 1 seed was eliminated in the [[Episode 6275|semi-final]] which made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a number 1 seed.
 ==Seed table==

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 '''Series 73''' ran from 15 June to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]], it was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015 before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday.
-The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]], and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals, as well as several others who did not make it to the finals ([[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]], and [[Hazel Drury]]).
+The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]] and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals, as well as several others who did not make it to the finals (like [[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]] and [[Hazel Drury]]).
-Only one point separated the top two seeds, but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the number 1 seed was eliminated in the semi-final, making the Grand Final of this series the first since Series 65 to not feature a number 1 seed.
+Only one point separated the top two seeds but for the first time since [[Series 65]], the number 1 seed was eliminated in the semi-final which made the grand final [[Episode 6277|of this series]] the first since [[Episode 5398|Series 65]] to not feature a number 1 seed.
 ==Seed table==

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-{{series|previous=Series 72|next=Series 74}}
+{{series infobox
+|previous           = Series 72
-[[File:JonathanWynnTrophy.png|thumb|250px|right|[[Jonathan Wynn]] holding the [[Richard Whiteley Memorial Trophy]] after winning Series 73.]]
+|next               = Series 74
+|winner_image       = JonathanWynnTrophy.png
-'''Series 73''' ran from 15 June 2015 to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015 before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday. It was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]].
+|first_episode      = Episode 6157
 The series was of an incredibly strong standard and featured [[Apterous|Apterites]] [[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]], [[Jonathan Wynn]], [[Matthew Tassier]], and [[Matty Artell]] in the finals, as well as several others who did not make it to the finals ([[Rhys Benjamin]], [[James Rowan]], and [[Hazel Drury]]).
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 {{ep | 6273 | 17/12/2015 | QF |[[Stephen Briggs]]| 110 - 48 |[[Judy Bursford]]|[[Tim Rice]]|Susie Dent|122}}
 {{ep | 6274 | 18/12/2015 | QF |[[John Hardie]]| 107 - 122 |[[Matthew Tassier]]|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|146}}
-{{ep | 6275 | 21/12/2015 | SF |[[Tom Carey|Thomas Carey]]| 94 - 104 |[[Matthew Tassier]]|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|153}}
+{{ep | 6275 | 21/12/2015 | SF |Thomas Carey| 94 - 104 |Matthew Tassier|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|153}}
-{{ep | 6276 | 22/12/2015 | SF |[[Jonathan Wynn]]| 134 - 100 |[[Stephen Briggs]]|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|157}}
+{{ep | 6276 | 22/12/2015 | SF |Jonathan Wynn| 134 - 100 |Stephen Briggs|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|157}}
-{{ep | 6277 | 23/12/2015 | GF |[[Jonathan Wynn]]| 98 - 94 |[[Matthew Tassier]]|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|130}}
+{{ep | 6277 | 23/12/2015 | GF |Jonathan Wynn| 98 - 94 |Matthew Tassier|Tim Rice|Susie Dent|130}}
 {{episode table end}}
 ==External Links==
 {{Series links new|73|Series 73}}
 [[Category:Series|73]]

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 {{ep | 6243 | 05/11/2015 | P |Anthony Poulton-Smith| 52 - 89 |[[Keith Kan]]|[[Michelle Collins]]|Susie Dent|137}}
 {{ep | 6244 | 06/11/2015 | P |Keith Kan| 75 - 38 |[[Luci Clarke]]|Michelle Collins|Susie Dent|143}}
-{{ep | 6245 | 09/11/2015 | P |Keith Kan| 65 - 102 |[[Matthew Tassier]]|Michelle Collins|Susie Dent|141}}
+{{ep | 6245 | 09/11/2015 | P |Keith Kan| 63 - 102 |[[Matthew Tassier]]|Michelle Collins|Susie Dent|141}}
 {{ep | 6246 | 10/11/2015 | P |Matthew Tassier| 98 - 24 |[[Tam O'Hare]]|Michelle Collins|Susie Dent|124}}
 {{ep | 6247 | 11/11/2015 | P |Matthew Tassier| 77 - 65 |[[Romaine Boothe]]|Michelle Collins|Susie Dent|131}}

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	'''Series 73''' ran from 15 June 2015 to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015 before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday. It was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]].		'''Series 73''' ran from 15 June 2015 to 23 December 2015. The eighth of 18 [[series]] presented by [[Nick Hewer]]. It began with just one episode on 15 June 2015 before taking a break for horse racing. The series returned on 22 June 2015 and finished on 23 December 2015, making it the first since [[Series 46]] to have ended on a day of the week other than Friday. It was won by [[Jonathan Wynn]].