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	'''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153\|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279\|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first series of ''Countdown'' where eight [[octochamp]]s appeared in the preliminaries: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore had to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.		'''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153\|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279\|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first series of ''Countdown'' where eight [[octochamp]]s appeared in the preliminaries: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore had to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.

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	In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8 and 12 years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47\|more...]]''')		In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8 and 12 years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47\|more...]]''')
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-'''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first and, to date, only series of ''Countdown'' where eight [[octochamp]]s appeared in the preliminaries: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore had to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.
+'''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first series of ''Countdown'' where eight [[octochamp]]s appeared in the preliminaries: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore had to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.
 Wills played Jolley in the first quarter-final of Series 47, and whilst both scored 30 out of 30 on the [[numbers round]]s Wills beat Jolley in two [[letters round]]s and unravelled the [[conundrum]] {{word|CELERYFIT}} to win {{score|110|86}}. In the second quarter-final between Pullin and Hargreaves, the lead changed hands three times before Hargreaves won on a [[crucial conundrum]]. Two further crucial conundrums enabled Thurlow to defeat Hartley, and Stokoe to win against Roe. Stokoe returned the following day to play Wills in the first semi-final, but he lost three consecutive letters rounds to go 22 points behind by round 7, with Wills winning comfortably by 118 points to 78. In the second semi-final, Hargraves dropped just three points across the first 14 rounds, and dispatched Thurlow despite failing to solve the conundrum {{word|OUTERSUNS}}. In the series final, Hargraves had {{word|roadsail}} {{X}} disallowed in round 4 and by the second commercial break he had fallen 25 points behind. Both players missed the [[nine-letter word]] {{word|VIDEOTAPE}} in round 11, effectively ending Hargreaves' chances as Wills ran out the {{word|ENDVICTOR}} by {{score|110|67}}.

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 Wills played Jolley in the first quarter-final of Series 47, and whilst both scored 30 out of 30 on the [[numbers round]]s Wills beat Jolley in two [[letters round]]s and unravelled the [[conundrum]] {{word|CELERYFIT}} to win {{score|110|86}}. In the second quarter-final between Pullin and Hargreaves, the lead changed hands three times before Hargreaves won on a [[crucial conundrum]]. Two further crucial conundrums enabled Thurlow to defeat Hartley, and Stokoe to win against Roe. Stokoe returned the following day to play Wills in the first semi-final, but he lost three consecutive letters rounds to go 22 points behind by round 7, with Wills winning comfortably by 118 points to 78. In the second semi-final, Hargraves dropped just three points across the first 14 rounds, and dispatched Thurlow despite failing to solve the conundrum {{word|OUTERSUNS}}. In the series final, Hargraves had {{word|roadsail}} {{X}} disallowed in round 4 and by the second commercial break he had fallen 25 points behind. Both players missed the [[nine-letter word]] {{word|VIDEOTAPE}} in round 11, effectively ending Hargreaves' chances as Wills ran out the {{word|ENDVICTOR}} by {{score|110|67}}.
-In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8&ndash;12&nbsp;years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47|more...]]''')
+In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8 and 12 years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47|more...]]''')
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 '''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first and, to date, only series of ''Countdown'' where eight [[octochamp]]s appeared in the preliminaries: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore had to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.
-Wills played Jolley in the first quarter-final of Series 47, and whilst both scored 30 out of 30 on the [[numbers round]]s Wills beat Jolley in two [[letters round]]s and unravelled the [[conundrum]] {{word|CELERYFIT}} to win {{score|110|86}}. In the second quarter-final between Pullin and Hargreaves, the lead changed hands three times before Hargreaves won on a [[crucial conundrum]]. Two further crucial conundrums enabled Thurlow to defeat Hartley, and Stokoe to win against Roe. Stokoe returned the following day to play Wills in the first semi-final, but he lost three consecutive letters rounds to go 22 points behind by round 7, with Wills winning comfortably by 118 points to 78. In the second semi-final, Hargraves dropped just three points across the first 14 rounds, and dispatched Thurlow despite failing to solve the conundrum {{word|OUTERSUNS}}. In the series final, Hargraves had {{word|roadsail}} {{X}} disallowed in round 4 and by the second commercial break he had fallen 25 points behind. Both players missed the [[nine-letter word]] {{word|VIDEOTAPE}} in round 11, effectively ending Hargreaves chances as Wills ran out the {{word|ENDVICTOR}} by {{score|110|67}}.
+Wills played Jolley in the first quarter-final of Series 47, and whilst both scored 30 out of 30 on the [[numbers round]]s Wills beat Jolley in two [[letters round]]s and unravelled the [[conundrum]] {{word|CELERYFIT}} to win {{score|110|86}}. In the second quarter-final between Pullin and Hargreaves, the lead changed hands three times before Hargreaves won on a [[crucial conundrum]]. Two further crucial conundrums enabled Thurlow to defeat Hartley, and Stokoe to win against Roe. Stokoe returned the following day to play Wills in the first semi-final, but he lost three consecutive letters rounds to go 22 points behind by round 7, with Wills winning comfortably by 118 points to 78. In the second semi-final, Hargraves dropped just three points across the first 14 rounds, and dispatched Thurlow despite failing to solve the conundrum {{word|OUTERSUNS}}. In the series final, Hargraves had {{word|roadsail}} {{X}} disallowed in round 4 and by the second commercial break he had fallen 25 points behind. Both players missed the [[nine-letter word]] {{word|VIDEOTAPE}} in round 11, effectively ending Hargreaves' chances as Wills ran out the {{word|ENDVICTOR}} by {{score|110|67}}.
 In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8&ndash;12&nbsp;years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47|more...]]''')
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		+	'''[[Series 47]]''' was the 47th series of ''[[Countdown]]'', broadcast on [[Channel 4]] between [[Episode 3153\|Boxing Day 2001]] and [[Episode 3279\|28 June 2002]]. Presented by [[Richard Whiteley]] and [[Carol Vorderman]], it was the second series to use the [[15 round format]] and was won by [[Chris Wills]] ''(pictured)''. It was the first and, to date, only series of ''Countdown'' where all eight qualifiers for the series finals stage were [[octochamp]]s: alongside Wills were [[Tom Hargreaves]], [[Lee Hartley]], [[Wendy Roe]], [[Rupert Stokoe]], [[Kevin Thurlow]], [[Mike Pullin]] and [[Brenda Jolley]]. The series also featured three seven-time winners who therefore did not appear in the series finals: [[David Franks]], [[Peter Coutts]], and [[Julia Wilkinson]]. Wilkinson won her seventh heat game on the day immediately prior to the first quarter-final, and therefore chose to continue her run in [[Series 48]], where she qualified for the series finals as #5 seed.
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		+	Wills played Jolley in the first quarter-final of Series 47, and whilst both scored 30 out of 30 on the [[numbers round]]s Wills beat Jolley in two [[letters round]]s and unravelled the [[conundrum]] {{word\|CELERYFIT}} to win {{score\|110\|86}}. In the second quarter-final between Pullin and Hargreaves, the lead changed hands three times before Hargreaves won on a [[crucial conundrum]]. Two further crucial conundrums enabled Thurlow to defeat Hartley, and Stokoe to win against Roe. Stokoe returned the following day to play Wills in the first semi-final, but he lost three consecutive letters rounds to go 22 points behind by round 7, with Wills winning comfortably by 118 points to 78. In the second semi-final, Hargraves dropped just three points across the first 14 rounds, and dispatched Thurlow despite failing to solve the conundrum {{word\|OUTERSUNS}}. In the series final, Hargraves had {{word\|roadsail}} {{X}} disallowed in round 4 and by the second commercial break he had fallen 25 points behind. Both players missed the [[nine-letter word]] {{word\|VIDEOTAPE}} in round 11, ending Hargreaves chances as Will ran out the {{word\|ENDVICTOR}}, {{score\|110\|67}}.
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		+	In March 2002, approximately halfway through Series 47, there was a three day break from the main competition to make way for the [[Junior Championship]]. This three day mini-tournament featured four contestants who were aged between 8–12 years old upon their original appearance. The four contestants were [[Perry Fung]] from [[Series 40]], [[Amey Deshpande]] and [[Andrew Hulme]] from [[Series 42]], and [[Bruce Lambert]] from [[Series 43]]. Hulme beat Fung in the final by 53 points to 41 after a crucial conundrum. He returned to ''Countdown'' as an adult, becoming the runner-up of [[Series 61]] and participating in the [[30th Birthday Championship]]. ('''[[Series 47\|more...]]''')
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