Ted Moult - Revision history

DaaniyalAli at 11:14, 3 November 2024

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2022-12-09T02:58:51Z

appeared on S03E22, Challenge lists it as S03E18

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2020-02-19T21:21:32Z

Protected "Ted Moult": Recent page-move vandalism target ([move=sysop] (expires 21:21, 4 March 2020 (UTC)))

2020-02-19T20:40:20Z

moved Suicidal moron to Ted Moult over redirect: Rvv. Johnny Canuck please block this user.

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 {{guest|debut_episode=Episode 1|debut_date=2 November 1982|latest_episode=Episode 7|latest_date=11 November 1982|appearances=7}}
-'''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was the very first guest on ''Countdown''. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the 80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
+'''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was the very first guest on ''Countdown''. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the '80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
 Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on [[Channel 4]]; however, he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.

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 '''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was the very first guest on ''Countdown''. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the 80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
-Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on {{w|Channel 4}}; however, he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
+Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on [[Channel 4]]; however, he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
 Ted has also appeared on ''{{w|Bullseye (British game show)|Bullseye}}'' in 1984 as a "star guest". He won £180 for charity.

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 '''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was the very first guest on ''Countdown''. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the 80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
 Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on {{w|Channel 4}}; however, he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
 Moult committed suicide by gunshot in 1986.

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 '''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was the very first guest on ''Countdown''. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the 80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
-Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on {{w|Channel 4}}; however he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
+Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on {{w|Channel 4}}; however, he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
-He committed suicide by gunshot in 1986.
+Moult committed suicide by gunshot in 1986.
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 Moult appeared throughout the ''[[Calendar Countdown]]'' series and was the very first [[Dictionary Corner]] guest when the programme debuted on {{w|Channel 4}}; however he only did the first seven programmes and never returned.
-He committed suicide in 1986.
+He committed suicide by gunshot in 1986.
 ==External Links==

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 {{guest|debut_episode=Episode 1|debut_date=2 November 1982|latest_episode=Episode 7|latest_date=11 November 1982|appearances=7}}
-'''Ted Moult''' is a guest on Countdown.
+'''Ted Moult''' (1926-86) was a guest on Countdown. A farmer by trade (and a pioneer of the "pick your own" fruit farm), he became a cult figure from the 1950s through to the 80s as a result of his appearances on quizzes and panel games. He also fronted the TV adverts for Everest Double Glazing ("fit the best, fit Everest").
 ==External links==