Terry Rattle - Revision history

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Vande: Special details added

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Mglovesfun at 20:20, 9 January 2008

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-[[Category:Returning Contestants]]
+[[Category:Returning contestants]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 47]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 57]]

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 [[Category:Contestants in Series 47]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 57]]

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 '''Terry Rattle''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]] and [[Series 57|57]].
-He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost {{score|120|107}} to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised {{score|110|107}} going into the [[conundrum]], when Wills buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game {{score|120|107}}. This was also the highest aggregate score in a [[15 round format|15-round game]] until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a {{score|120|109}} thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
+Rattle scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost {{score|120|107}} to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised {{score|110|107}} going into the [[conundrum]], when Wills buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game {{score|120|107}}. This was also the highest aggregate score in a [[15 round format|15-round game]] until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a {{score|120|109}} thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
 Rattle then recorded a [[special episode]] against another high-scoring loser [[Elfie Winterton]], beating her {{score|94|78}}.
-Rattle returned to a normal episode 4 years later, but lost to another [[octochamp]], [[Jeffrey Hansford]], on another one-second conundrum, this time the scores were lower, {{score|97|72}}.
+Rattle returned to a normal episode 4 years later, but lost to another [[octochamp]], [[Jeffrey Hansford]], on another one-second conundrum: this time the scores were lower, finishing at {{score|97|72}}.
 ==Episodes==

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 Rattle then recorded a [[special episode]] against another high-scoring loser [[Elfie Winterton]], beating her {{score|94|78}}.
-Terry returned to a normal episode 4 years later, but lost to another [[octochamp]], [[Jeffrey Hansford]], on another one-second conundrum, this time the scores were lower, {{score|97|72}}.
+Rattle returned to a normal episode 4 years later, but lost to another [[octochamp]], [[Jeffrey Hansford]], on another one-second conundrum, this time the scores were lower, {{score|97|72}}.
 ==Episodes==

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 '''Terry Rattle''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]] and [[Series 57|57]].
-He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost {{score|120|107}} to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised {{score|110|107}} going into the [[conundrum]], when Wills buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game {{score|120|107}}. This was also the highest aggregate score in a [[15 round format]] until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a {{score|120|109}} thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
+He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost {{score|120|107}} to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised {{score|110|107}} going into the [[conundrum]], when Wills buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game {{score|120|107}}. This was also the highest aggregate score in a [[15 round format|15-round game]] until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a {{score|120|109}} thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
 Rattle then recorded a [[special episode]] against another high-scoring loser [[Elfie Winterton]], beating her {{score|94|78}}.

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-'''Terry Rattle''' was a contestant in [[Series 47]] and in [[Series 57]]. He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost 120–107 to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised 110–107 going into the [[conundrum]], when Chris buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game 120–107. This was also the highest aggregate score in a 15-round game until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a 120–109 thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].  Terry then recorded a Special episode against another high-scoring loser [[Elfie Winterton]], beating her 94-78.
+'''Terry Rattle''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 47]] and [[Series 57|57]].
-Terry returned to a normal episode 4 years later, but lost to another [[Octochamp]] Jeffrey Hansford on another one-second conundrum, this time the scores were lower, [[episode 4428|97–72]].
+He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost {{score|120|107}} to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised {{score|110|107}} going into the [[conundrum]], when Wills buzzed in with the right answer to {{word|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game {{score|120|107}}. This was also the highest aggregate score in a [[15 round format]] until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a {{score|120|109}} thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 3171 | 21/01/2002 | P | [[Chris Wills]] | 120 – 107 | Terry Rattle | [[Tim Rice]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 3171 | 21/01/2002 | P |[[Chris Wills]]| 120 – 107 |Terry Rattle|[[Tim Rice]]|[[Susie Dent]]|152}}
-{{ep | S3 | 04/08/2003 | S | Terry Rattle | 94 – 78 | [[Elfie Winterton]] | [[Ann Widdecombe]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | S3 | 4/08/2003 | S |Terry Rattle| 94 – 78 |[[Elfie Winterton]]|[[Ann Widdecombe]]|Susie Dent|122}}
-{{ep | 4428 | 31/08/2007 | P | [[Jeffrey Hansford]] | 97 – 72 | Terry Rattle | [[Ken Bruce]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4428 | 31/08/2007 | P |[[Jeffrey Hansford]]| 97 – 72 |Terry Rattle|[[Ken Bruce]]|Susie Dent|130}}
 {{episode table end}}

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−	'''Terry Rattle''' was a contestant in [[Series 47]] and in [[Series 57]].	+	'''Terry Rattle''' was a contestant in [[Series 47]] and in [[Series 57]]. He scored the highest ever losing score in Series 47 when he lost 120-107 to [[Chris Wills]] in a classic encounter. The game was poised 110-107 going into the [[conundrum]], when Chris buzzed in with the right answer to {{word\|LINGOFLOW}} in less than a second to win the game 120-107. This was also the highest aggregate score in a 15-round game until [[Julian Fell]] and [[Graham Nash]] produced a 120-109 thriller in the [[Championship of Champions XI]].
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		+	Terry returned 5 years later, but lost to another [[Octochamp]] Jeffrey Hansford on another one second conundrum, this time the scores were lower, [[episode 4428\|97-72]].

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==