Tony Warren - Revision history

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JohnnyCanuck: he was already in the champion's chair

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he was already in the champion's chair

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 {{octostats|Runner-up|4|712|7}}
-[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Warren in Championship of Champions XIII.]]
+[[Image:TonyWarren.png|thumb|Tony Warren in his [[Episode 4104|fifth game]] in Series 54...]]
 '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in and the runner-up of [[Series 55]], and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XIII]]. He was a retired computer systems engineer from Somerton, Somerset.

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 {{octostats|Runner-up|4|712|7}}
-[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Tony in his [[Championship of Champions XIII|Champion of Champions]] episode against [[Junaid Mubeen]].]]
+[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Warren in Championship of Champions XIII.]]
-'''Tony Warren''' was the runner-up of [[Series 55]].
+'''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in and the runner-up of [[Series 55]], and a participant in [[Championship of Champions XIII]]. He was a retired computer systems engineer from Somerton, Somerset.
-He started his run by defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10 May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Warren followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]], Warren completed two more victories to attain [[octochamp]] status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.
+He started his run by defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on [[Episode 4100|10 May 2006]] towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Warren followed this with five more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]], Warren completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual number four seed.
-Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter-finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the 2nd part and never looking back.
+Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter-finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37|Episode 4259}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next – this time, Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just three rounds. However, by the end of Round 11, the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the [[conundrum]] seven points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 10.5 seconds to book his final berth. In the [[Episode 4262|grand final]], [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the second part and never looking back.
-He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition.
+He returned for Championship of Champions XIII, facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55|Episode 4734}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition.
 In 2009, Tony's wife, [[Carol Warren|Carol]], appeared as a [[contestant]].
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 {{ep | 4129 | 20/06/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 108 − 92 |[[Danny Shears]]|Ricky Tomlinson|Susie Dent|134}}
 {{ep | 4259 | 19/12/2006 | QF |[[Chris McHenry]]| 37 − 75 |Tony Warren|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|116}}
-{{ep | 4260 | 20/12/2006 | SF |[[Phil Watson]]| 82 − 85 | Tony Warren|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|120}}
+{{ep | 4260 | 20/12/2006 | SF |[[Phil Watson]]| 82 − 85 |Tony Warren|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|121}}
 {{ep | 4262 | 22/12/2006 | GF |Tony Warren| 60 − 103 |[[Richard Brittain]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|118}}
 {{ep | 4734 | 13/01/2009 | CP |[[Junaid Mubeen]]| 80 − 55 |Tony Warren|[[Andrew Sachs]]|Susie Dent|116}}
 {{episode table end}}
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Warren, Tony}}

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 He started his run by defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10 May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Warren followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]], Warren completed two more victories to attain [[octochamp]] status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.
-Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the 2nd part and never looking back.
+Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter-finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the 2nd part and never looking back.
 He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition.

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		+	{{octostats\|Runner-up\|4\|712\|7}}
	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his [[Championship of Champions XIII\|Champion of Champions]] episode against [[Junaid Mubeen]].]]		[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his [[Championship of Champions XIII\|Champion of Champions]] episode against [[Junaid Mubeen]].]]
	'''Tony Warren''' was the runner-up of [[Series 55]].		'''Tony Warren''' was the runner-up of [[Series 55]].

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-[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]]
+[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Tony in his [[Championship of Champions XIII|Champion of Champions]] episode against [[Junaid Mubeen]].]]
 '''Tony Warren''' was the runner-up of [[Series 55]].
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 Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the 2nd part and never looking back.
-He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition. His own record of his experience on the show can be read on [[The Countdown Page]] [http://www.thecountdownpage.com/exp-tony-warren.htm here.]
+He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition.
-In 2009, Tony's wife, [[Carol Warren|Carol]], appeared as a contestant.
+His own record of his experience on the show can be read on [[The Countdown Page]] [http://www.thecountdownpage.com/exp-tony-warren.htm here.]
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Matthew Shore|series=55|followed_by=Anita Freeland}}

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-[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.
+[[Image:TWC.jpg|thumb|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]]
-Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75&nbsp;−&nbsp;37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.
+He started his run by defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10 May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Warren followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]], Warren completed two more victories to attain [[octochamp]] status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.
-He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost 80 - 55 in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition.  His own record of his experience on the show can be read on [[The Countdown Page]] [http://www.thecountdownpage.com/exp-tony-warren.htm here.]
+Warren came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy {{score|75|37}} winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Warren had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Watson retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Warren turned {{word|LYFETREES}} into {{word|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Warren in the 2nd part and never looking back.
-In 2009, Tony's wife [[Carol Warren|Carol]] appeared as a contestant.
+He returned for the [[Championship of Champions XIII]] facing the unbeaten [[Junaid Mubeen]] in the first round, but lost {{score|80|55}} in one of the lowest scoring games in the competition. His own record of his experience on the show can be read on [[The Countdown Page]] [http://www.thecountdownpage.com/exp-tony-warren.htm here.]
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Matthew Shore|series=55|followed_by=Anita Freeland}}
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 4100 | 10/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 88 − 55 | [[Jenny Turner]] | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 4100 | 10/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 88 − 55 |[[Jenny Turner]]|[[Richard Stilgoe]]|[[Susie Dent]]|130}}
-{{ep | 4101 | 11/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 100&nbsp;−&nbsp;47 | [[Sheila Goodwin]] | Richard Stilgoe | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4101 | 11/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 100 − 47 |[[Sheila Goodwin]]|Richard Stilgoe|Susie Dent|142}}
-{{ep | 4102 | 12/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 96 − 58 | [[Sophi Harrison]] | [[Diarmuid Gavin]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4102 | 12/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 96 − 58 |[[Sophi Harrison]]|[[Diarmuid Gavin]]|Susie Dent|124}}
-{{ep | 4103 | 15/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 71 − 64 | [[Michael Gordon]] | Diarmuid Gavin | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4103 | 15/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 71 − 64 |[[Michael Gordon]]|Diarmuid Gavin|Susie Dent|139}}
-{{ep | 4104 | 16/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 98 − 86 | [[Richard Green (Series 54)|Richard Green]] | Diarmuid Gavin | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4104 | 16/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 98 − 86 |[[Richard Green (Series 54)|Richard Green]]|Diarmuid Gavin|Susie Dent|140}}
-{{ep | 4105 | 17/05/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 72 − 58 | [[Richard Knight]] | Diarmuid Gavin | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4105 | 17/05/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 72 − 58 |[[Richard Knight]]|Diarmuid Gavin|Susie Dent|122}}
-{{ep | 4128 | 19/06/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 79 − 45 | [[Jill Todd]] | [[Ricky Tomlinson]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4128 | 19/06/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 79 − 45 |[[Jill Todd]]|[[Ricky Tomlinson]]|Susie Dent|139}}
-{{ep | 4129 | 20/06/2006 | P | Tony Warren | 108 − 92 | [[Danny Shears]] | Ricky Tomlinson | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4129 | 20/06/2006 | P |Tony Warren| 108 − 92 |[[Danny Shears]]|Ricky Tomlinson|Susie Dent|134}}
-{{ep | 4259 | 19/12/2006 | QF | [[Chris McHenry]] | 37 − 75 | Tony Warren | [[Paul Zenon]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4259 | 19/12/2006 | QF |[[Chris McHenry]]| 37 − 75 |Tony Warren|[[Paul Zenon]]|Susie Dent|116}}
-{{ep | 4260 | 20/12/2006 | SF | [[Phil Watson]] | 82 − 85 | Tony Warren | Paul Zenon | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4260 | 20/12/2006 | SF |[[Phil Watson]]| 82 − 85  Tony Warren|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|120}}
-{{ep | 4262 | 22/12/2006 | GF | Tony Warren | 60 − 103 | [[Richard Brittain]] | Paul Zenon | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4262 | 22/12/2006 | GF |Tony Warren| 60 − 103 |[[Richard Brittain]]|Paul Zenon|Susie Dent|118}}
-{{ep | 4734 | 13/01/2009 | CP | [[Junaid Mubeen]] | 80 − 55 | Tony Warren | [[Andrew Sachs]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 4734 | 13/01/2009 | CP |[[Junaid Mubeen]]| 80 − 55 |Tony Warren|[[Andrew Sachs]]|Susie Dent|116}}
 {{episode table end}}

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−	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins~~, but these were not enough to enter the finals~~. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.	+	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.

	Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.		Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.

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−	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.	+	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins, but these were not enough to enter the finals. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.

	Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.		Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.

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−	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to ~~take the champion's chair~~. Tony followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.	+	[[Image:TWC.jpg\|thumb\|Tony in his Champion of Champions episode against Junaid Mubeen]] '''Tony Warren''' was an [[octochamp]] in [[Series 55]], defeating [[Jenny Turner]] on 10th May 2006 towards the end of [[Series 54]] to secure his first victory. Tony followed this with 5 more wins. After making way for the series finals and [[Championship of Champions XII]] Tony completed two more victories to attain octochamp status with 712 points, to become the eventual #4 seed.

	Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.		Tony came back to face an off-form [[Chris McHenry]] in the quarter finals, running out an easy 75 − 37 winner. [[Phil Watson]] was next, this time Tony had a bad start, finding himself 16 points behind after just 3 rounds. However, by the end of round 11 the scores were level again. Phil retook a slight edge, going into the conundrum 7 points ahead, but Tony turned {{word\|LYFETREES}} into {{word\|FREESTYLE}} in 9 seconds to book his final berth. In the final, [[Richard Brittain]] made sure the series victory was his, pulling away from Tony in the 2nd part and never looking back.