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'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]], making him the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.

==Episodes==
{{episode table}}
{{ep | LAN341 | 19/12/2011 | P |{{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} | 23 – 51 |Sam Gaffney ||David Astle|75}}
{{ep | LAN342 | 20/12/2011 | P |Sam Gaffney | 81 – 25 |{{LAN-co|Tina Stevens}} ||David Astle|94}}
{{ep | LAN343 | 21/12/2011 | P |Sam Gaffney | 62 – 21 |{{LAN-co|Lewis Robinson}} ||David Astle|77}}
{{ep | LAN344 | 22/12/2011 | P |Sam Gaffney | 67* – 57 |{{LAN-co|Leanne Cox}} ||David Astle|78}}
{{ep | LAN345 | 23/12/2011 | P |Sam Gaffney | 64 – 20 |{{LAN-co|Andy Welland}} ||David Astle|72}}
{{ep | LAN346 | 26/12/2011 | P |Sam Gaffney | 55 – 15 |{{LAN-co|Cameron Profitt}} ||David Astle|77}}
{{ep | LAN394 | 1/03/2012 | QF |Sam Gaffney | 70 – 53 |{{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}} ||David Astle|85}}
{{ep | LAN398 | 7/03/2012 | SF |Sam Gaffney | 72 – 48 |{{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} ||David Astle|88}}
{{ep | LAN400 | 9/03/2012 | GF |Sam Gaffney | 55 – 51 |{{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} ||David Astle|89}}
{{ep | LAN445 | 20/06/2012 | CQF |Sam Gaffney | 62 – 35 |{{LAN-co|Jeremy Schiftan}} ||David Astle|78}}
{{ep | LAN449 | 26/06/2012 | CSF |Sam Gaffney | 54 - 39 |{{LAN-co|Naween Fernando}} ||David Astle|76}}
{{ep | LAN450 | 27/06/2012 | CGF |{{LAN-co|Matthew Thomason}} | 43 – 46 |Sam Gaffney ||David Astle|76}}
{{episode table end}}
<center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>
{{DEFAULTSORT:Sam, Gaffney}}

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−	[[File:Sam Gaffney.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Sam Gaffney in the Series 4.]]	+	[[File:Sam Gaffney.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Sam Gaffney in the Series 4 of L&N.]]
	'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].		'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].

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		+	[[File:Sam Gaffney.png\|thumb\|200px\|right\|Sam Gaffney in the Series 4.]]
	'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].		'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].

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 Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (excluding 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his fourth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
-Several months later Gaffney returned for the show's [[Masters Series]] (equivalent to [[Championship of Champions]]). He won the series by defeating the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Jeremy Schiftan}} in the quarter-final, the runner-up of {{LAN-se|1}} {{LAN-co|Naween Fernando}} in the semi-final and the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Matthew Thomason}} in the final. The [[Masters Series]] final become the last episode of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'' making Gaffney the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.
+Several months later Gaffney returned for the show's [[Masters Series]] (equivalent to [[Championship of Champions]]). He won the series by defeating the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Jeremy Schiftan}} in the quarter-final, the runner-up of {{LAN-se|1}} {{LAN-co|Naween Fernando}} in the semi-final and the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Matthew Thomason}} in the final. The [[Masters Series]] final become the last episode of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'' making Gaffney the ultimate unbeaten champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.
 ==Episodes==

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 '''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].
-Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (including 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his fourth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
+Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (excluding 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his fourth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
 Several months later Gaffney returned for the show's [[Masters Series]] (equivalent to [[Championship of Champions]]). He won the series by defeating the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Jeremy Schiftan}} in the quarter-final, the runner-up of {{LAN-se|1}} {{LAN-co|Naween Fernando}} in the semi-final and the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Matthew Thomason}} in the final. The [[Masters Series]] final become the last episode of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'' making Gaffney the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.

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 '''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].
-Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (including 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his foruth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
+Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (including 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his fourth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
 Several months later Gaffney returned for the show's [[Masters Series]] (equivalent to [[Championship of Champions]]). He won the series by defeating the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Jeremy Schiftan}} in the quarter-final, the runner-up of {{LAN-se|1}} {{LAN-co|Naween Fernando}} in the semi-final and the runner-up of {{LAN-se|3}} {{LAN-co|Matthew Thomason}} in the final. The [[Masters Series]] final become the last episode of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'' making Gaffney the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.
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 {{episode table end}}
 <center>* includes 10 points from a tie-break conundrum</center>
-{{DEFAULTSORT:Sam, Gaffney}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Gaffney, Sam}}

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−	'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]], making ~~him~~ the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.	+	'''Sam Gaffney''' was a [[viscount]] in and the champion of {{LAN-se\|4}} of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]''. He is also the champion of [[Masters Series]].
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		+	Gaffney began his run on 19 December 2011, deposing two-time champion {{LAN-co\|Megan Marks}} and in his next game he found the nine-letter word {{word\|ABDUCTION}}. He amassed six wins and 370 points (including 10 points from a tie-break [[conundrum]] in his foruth game) to become the #1 seed of Series 4; true to the formbook, he returned for the finals and defeated {{LAN-co\|Sebastian Ham}}, {{LAN-co\|Daniel Chua}} and {{LAN-co\|Alan Nash}} to emerge as the fourth winner of the show's grand prize.
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		+	In 2012, Gaffney returned for the show's [[Masters Series]] (equivalent to [[Championship of Champions]]). He won the series by defeating the runner-up of {{LAN-se\|3}} {{LAN-co\|Jeremy Schiftan}} in the quarter-final, the runner-up of {{LAN-se\|1}} {{LAN-co\|Naween Fernando}} in the semi-final and the runner-up of {{LAN-se\|3}} {{LAN-co\|Matthew Thomason}} in the final. The [[Masters Series]] final become the last episode of ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'' making Gaffney the ultimate champion of the Australian adaptation of ''[[Countdown]]''.

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==