Verity Joubert - Revision history

Mclarenguy22 at 20:20, 13 April 2021

2021-04-13T20:20:18Z

JAWorsley: Last series of COD8. Hopefully the maxes are 99% accurate.

2020-12-20T00:55:56Z

Last series of COD8. Hopefully the maxes are 99% accurate.

JAWorsley at 00:44, 20 December 2020

2020-12-20T00:44:49Z

Mclarenguy22 at 12:04, 4 September 2020

2020-09-04T12:04:13Z

JohnnyCanuck: Wow, she must have the lowest standard deviation in her maxes ever.

2016-07-28T05:35:54Z

Wow, she must have the lowest standard deviation in her maxes ever.

Graeme Cole: /* Episodes */ Fix score for episode 1673

2013-03-26T09:02:55Z

‎Episodes: Fix score for episode 1673

JRTerrier24 at 22:50, 22 November 2011

2011-11-22T22:50:52Z

JRTerrier24 at 17:35, 2 October 2011

2011-10-02T17:35:32Z

JRTerrier24 at 17:34, 2 October 2011

2011-10-02T17:34:35Z

JRTerrier24 at 19:03, 17 August 2011

2011-08-17T19:03:40Z

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[Image:Verity Joubert.jpg|right|thumb|frame|Verity Joubert]]
-'''Verity Joubert''' was the [[Series 30]] champion.
+'''Verity Joubert''' was the [[series winners|champion]] of [[Series 30]], and a participant in the [[Series 33|Supreme Championship]] and the [[Ladies' Championship]]. She was an accountant from Wimbledon.
-She was an accountant from Wimbledon, first appeared on Countdown on 26 July 1995, beating [[Andrew Bull]] {{score|50|46}} in the 18th heat game of [[Series 30]]. Joubert won 3 more games before losing to [[Chris Williams]] {{score|69|33}}. Her four wins were enough to see her into the final rounds as #7 seed, where she beat [[Andrew Bull]] a second time in the quarter-final before beating [[Sue Renwick]] in the semi-final. In the [[episode 1717|final]] against [[Chris Colsmann]], a very rare #7 vs #8 seed encounter, Joubert entered a consistently good performance whilst Colsmann had multiple words disallowed. In the end, Verity ran out the {{score|86|65}} winner, and became the thirtieth champion of Countdown in the process.
+Joubert first appeared on ''Countdown'' on 26 July 1995, beating [[Andrew Bull]] {{score|50|46}} in the 18th heat game of [[Series 30]]. Joubert won 3 more games before losing to [[Chris Williams]] {{score|69|33}}. Her four wins were enough to see her into the final rounds as No. 7 seed, where she beat [[Andrew Bull]] a second time in the quarter-final before beating [[Sue Renwick]] in the semi-final. In the [[episode 1717|final]] against [[Chris Colsmann]], a very rare No. 7 vs No. 8 seed encounter, Joubert entered a consistently good performance whilst Colsmann had multiple words disallowed. In the end, Verity ran out the {{score|86|65}} winner, and became the thirtieth champion of Countdown in the process.
 Joubert did not participate in [[Championship of Champions VIII]] as she was unable to make it to the Countdown studios on the days required, but was instead entered directly into the [[Series 33|Supreme Championship]] two months later. She was drawn into Group G, and lost to [[Kevin Nelson]] in the first round on the unsolved crucial conundrum {{word|SPOORINGS}}.
-Joubert's Countdown adventure was not over, however, as she would return to the studios in 2003 to record a special 3-day 'Ladies' championship' against other female series champions. However, she lost to [[Kate Ogilvie]] {{score|47|39}} in the first round.
+Joubert's Countdown adventure was not over, however, as she would return to the studios in 2003 to record a special three-day 'Ladies' championship' against other female series champions. However, she lost to [[Kate Ogilvie]] {{score|47|39}} in the first round.
 {{series winner|preceded_by=Darren Shacklady|series=30|followed_by=David Acton}}

@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 {{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P |[[Chris Williams]]| 69 - 33 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}
 {{ep | 1712 | 22/09/1995 | QF |Andrew Bull| 45 - 52 |Verity Joubert|[[David Jacobs]]|[[Susie Dent]]|72}}
-{{ep | 1716 | 28/09/1995 | SF |[[Sue Renwick]]| 31 - 52 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs|Susie Dent|74}}
+{{ep | 1716 | 28/09/1995 | SF |[[Sue Renwick]]| 31 - 52 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs|Susie Dent|73}}
 {{ep | 1717 | 29/09/1995 | GF |[[Chris Colsmann]]| 65 - 86 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs, [[Jon Pertwee]]|Susie Dent|127}}
 {{ep | 1895 | 4/12/1996 | gQF |Verity Joubert| 35 - 43 |[[Kevin Nelson]]|[[Richard Digance]]|[[David Swarbrick]]|72}}

@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
 {{episode table}}
 {{ep | 1670 | 26/07/1995 | P |[[Andrew Bull]]| 46 - 50 |Verity Joubert|[[Richard Stilgoe]]|[[Richard Samson]]|74}}
-{{ep | 1671 | 27/07/1995 | P |[[Warren Read]]| 32 - 43 |Verity Joubert|[[Philip Franks]]|Richard Samson|73}}
+{{ep | 1671 | 27/07/1995 | P |[[Warren Read]]| 32 - 43 |Verity Joubert|[[Philip Franks]]|Richard Samson|72}}
-{{ep | 1672 | 28/07/1995 | P |[[Paul Horswill]]| 31 - 58 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}
+{{ep | 1672 | 28/07/1995 | P |[[Paul Horswill]]| 31 - 58 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|72}}
 {{ep | 1673 | 31/07/1995 | P |[[Edna King]]| 30 - 56 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|74}}
 {{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P |[[Chris Williams]]| 69 - 33 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}

@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 She was an accountant from Wimbledon, first appeared on Countdown on 26 July 1995, beating [[Andrew Bull]] {{score|50|46}} in the 18th heat game of [[Series 30]]. Joubert won 3 more games before losing to [[Chris Williams]] {{score|69|33}}. Her four wins were enough to see her into the final rounds as #7 seed, where she beat [[Andrew Bull]] a second time in the quarter-final before beating [[Sue Renwick]] in the semi-final. In the [[episode 1717|final]] against [[Chris Colsmann]], a very rare #7 vs #8 seed encounter, Joubert entered a consistently good performance whilst Colsmann had multiple words disallowed. In the end, Verity ran out the {{score|86|65}} winner, and became the thirtieth champion of Countdown in the process.
-Joubert did not participate in [[Championship of Champions VIII]] as she was unable to make it to the Countdown studios on the days required, but was instead entered directly into the [[Series 33|Supreme Championship]] two months later. She was drawn into Group G, and lost to [[Kevin Nelson]] in the first round on the unsolved crucial conundrum {{word|PROGNOSIS}}.
+Joubert did not participate in [[Championship of Champions VIII]] as she was unable to make it to the Countdown studios on the days required, but was instead entered directly into the [[Series 33|Supreme Championship]] two months later. She was drawn into Group G, and lost to [[Kevin Nelson]] in the first round on the unsolved crucial conundrum {{word|SPOORINGS}}.
 Joubert's Countdown adventure was not over, however, as she would return to the studios in 2003 to record a special 3-day 'Ladies' championship' against other female series champions. However, she lost to [[Kate Ogilvie]] {{score|47|39}} in the first round.

@@ Line 15: / Line 15: @@
 {{ep | 1671 | 27/07/1995 | P |[[Warren Read]]| 32 - 43 |Verity Joubert|[[Philip Franks]]|Richard Samson|73}}
 {{ep | 1672 | 28/07/1995 | P |[[Paul Horswill]]| 31 - 58 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}
-{{ep | 1673 | 31/07/1995 | P |[[Edna King]]| 30 - 56 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|??}}
+{{ep | 1673 | 31/07/1995 | P |[[Edna King]]| 30 - 56 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|74}}
-{{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P |[[Chris Williams]]| 69 - 33 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|??}}
+{{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P |[[Chris Williams]]| 69 - 33 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}
 {{ep | 1712 | 22/09/1995 | QF |Andrew Bull| 45 - 52 |Verity Joubert|[[David Jacobs]]|[[Susie Dent]]|72}}
 {{ep | 1716 | 28/09/1995 | SF |[[Sue Renwick]]| 31 - 52 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs|Susie Dent|74}}

@@ Line 29: / Line 29: @@
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 30]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 33]]
-[[Category:Contestants in Series 49]]
+[[Category:Contestants in Series 49|*]]

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 [[Image:Verity Joubert.jpg|right|thumb|frame|Verity Joubert.]]
-'''Verity Joubert''' , an accountant from Wimbledon, first appeared on Countdown on 26 July 1995, beating [[Andrew Bull]] 50-46 in the 18th heat game of [[Series 30]]. Joubert won 3 more games before losing to [[Chris Williams]] 69-33. Her four wins were enough to see her into the final rounds as #7 seed, where she beat [[Andrew Bull]] a second time in the quarter-final before beating [[Sue Renwick]] in the semi-final. In the [[episode 1717|final]] against [[Chris Colsmann]], a very rare #7 vs #8 seed encounter, Joubert entered a consistently good performance whilst Colsmann had multiple words disallowed. In the end, Verity ran out the {{score|86|65}} winner, and became the thirtieth champion of Countdown in the process.
+'''Verity Joubert''' , an accountant from Wimbledon, first appeared on Countdown on 26 July 1995, beating [[Andrew Bull]] {{score|50|46}} in the 18th heat game of [[Series 30]]. Joubert won 3 more games before losing to [[Chris Williams]] {{score|69|33}}. Her four wins were enough to see her into the final rounds as #7 seed, where she beat [[Andrew Bull]] a second time in the quarter-final before beating [[Sue Renwick]] in the semi-final. In the [[episode 1717|final]] against [[Chris Colsmann]], a very rare #7 vs #8 seed encounter, Joubert entered a consistently good performance whilst Colsmann had multiple words disallowed. In the end, Verity ran out the {{score|86|65}} winner, and became the thirtieth champion of Countdown in the process.
 Joubert did not participate in [[Championship of Champions VIII]] as she was unable to make it to the Countdown studios on the days required, but was instead entered directly into the [[Series 33|Supreme Championship]] two months later. She was drawn into Group G, and lost to [[Kevin Nelson]] in the first round on the unsolved crucial conundrum {{word|PROGNOSIS}}.
@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 1670 | 26/07/1995 | P | [[Andrew Bull]] | 46 - 50 | Verity Joubert | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | [[Richard Samson]] }}
+{{ep | 1670 | 26/07/1995 | P |[[Andrew Bull]]| 46 - 50 |Verity Joubert|[[Richard Stilgoe]]|[[Richard Samson]]|74}}
-{{ep | 1671 | 27/07/1995 | P | [[Warren Read]] | 32 - 43 | Verity Joubert | [[Philip Franks]] | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 1671 | 27/07/1995 | P |[[Warren Read]]| 32 - 43 |Verity Joubert|[[Philip Franks]]|Richard Samson|73}}
-{{ep | 1672 | 28/07/1995 | P | [[Paul Horswill]] | 31 - 58 | Verity Joubert | Philip Franks | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 1672 | 28/07/1995 | P |[[Paul Horswill]]| 31 - 58 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|73}}
-{{ep | 1673 | 31/07/1995 | P | [[Edna King]] | 24 - 56 | Verity Joubert | Philip Franks | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 1673 | 31/07/1995 | P |[[Edna King]]| 24 - 56 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|??}}
-{{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P | [[Chris Williams]] | 69 - 33 | Verity Joubert | Philip Franks | Richard Samson }}
+{{ep | 1674 | 1/08/1995 | P |[[Chris Williams]]| 69 - 33 |Verity Joubert|Philip Franks|Richard Samson|??}}
-{{ep | 1712 | 22/09/1995 | QF | [[Andrew Bull]] | 45 - 52 | Verity Joubert | [[David Jacobs]] | [[Susie Dent]] }}
+{{ep | 1712 | 22/09/1995 | QF |[[Andrew Bull]]| 45 - 52 |Verity Joubert|[[David Jacobs]]|[[Susie Dent]]|72}}
-{{ep | 1716 | 28/09/1995 | SF | [[Sue Renwick]] | 31 - 52 | Verity Joubert | David Jacobs | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1716 | 28/09/1995 | SF |[[Sue Renwick]]| 31 - 52 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs|Susie Dent|74}}
-{{ep | 1717 | 29/09/1995 | GF | [[Chris Colsmann]] | 65 - 86 | Verity Joubert | David Jacobs, [[Jon Pertwee]] | Susie Dent }}
+{{ep | 1717 | 29/09/1995 | GF |[[Chris Colsmann]]| 65 - 86 |Verity Joubert|David Jacobs, [[Jon Pertwee]]|Susie Dent|127}}
-{{ep | 1895 | 4/12/1996 | gQF | Verity Joubert | 35 - 43 | [[Kevin Nelson]] | [[Richard Digance]] | [[David Swarbrick]] }}
+{{ep | 1895 | 4/12/1996 | gQF |Verity Joubert| 35 - 43 |[[Kevin Nelson]]|[[Richard Digance]]|[[David Swarbrick]]|72}}
-{{ep | 3437 | 12/03/2003 | LSF | [[Kate Ogilvie]] | 47 - 39 | Verity Joubert | [[Rick Wakeman]] | [[Alison Heard]] }}
+{{ep | 3437 | 12/03/2003 | LSF |[[Kate Ogilvie]]| 47 - 39 |Verity Joubert|[[Rick Wakeman]]|[[Alison Heard]]|74}}
 {{episode table end}}