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− | {{series|previous=Countdown Masters Series 1}} | + | {{series infobox |
− | '''''[[Countdown Masters]]'' Series 2''' ran from April 1990 to March 1991, concurrently with [[Series 20]] and [[Series 21|21]] of ''[[Countdown]]''. It was won by [[Andrew Fisher]]. From the third week, the scheduled broadcast time was moved again, to 9:19 am. | + | |series = ''Countdown Masters'' Series 2 |
+ | |previous = Countdown Masters Series 1 | ||
+ | |first_episode = Episode M53 | ||
+ | |first_episode_date = 2–6 April 1990 | ||
+ | |last_episode = Episode M104 | ||
+ | |last_episode_date = 25–29 March 1991 | ||
+ | |highest_score = [[Episode M97|120]] | ||
+ | |highest_score_by = [[Andrew Fisher]] | ||
+ | |num_contestants = yes | ||
+ | |num_episodes = yes | ||
+ | |winner = Andrew Fisher | ||
+ | |runner-up = [[Michael Wylie]] | ||
+ | |runner-up_2 = [[Stephen Deakin]] | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | '''''[[Countdown Masters]]'' Series 2''' ran from 2 April 1990 to 29 March 1991, concurrently with [[Series 20]] and [[Series 21|21]] of ''[[Countdown]]''. It was won by [[Andrew Fisher]]. From the third week, the scheduled broadcast time was moved again, to 9:19 am. | ||
− | [[Episode M54|Episodes M54]], [[Episode M55|M55]] and [[Episode M91|M91]] in this series were played over only four days instead of the usual five, as a result of games not being broadcast on certain days during the Christmas and Easter holiday seasons. The system of using the highest score of the series to determine the winner of the [[Oxford English Dictionary|dictionaries]] was maintained, however, despite players in the four-day episodes being at a marked disadvantage for obtaining it | + | [[Episode M54|Episodes M54]], [[Episode M55|M55]] and [[Episode M91|M91]] in this series were played over only four days instead of the usual five, as a result of games not being broadcast on certain days during the Christmas and Easter holiday seasons. The system of using the highest score of the series to determine the winner of the [[Oxford English Dictionary|dictionaries]] was maintained, however, despite players in the four-day episodes being at a marked disadvantage for obtaining it – had [[Robert Coton]] (one such player) solved an additional [[numbers game]] and [[conundrum]], and obtained a nine in the [[letters game]], he would have won the series. |
==Participants== | ==Participants== | ||
The participants, listed by the series with which they are most commonly associated, are: | The participants, listed by the series with which they are most commonly associated, are: | ||
+ | |||
*[[Series 1]]: [[Christine Jones]], [[Michael Wylie]] | *[[Series 1]]: [[Christine Jones]], [[Michael Wylie]] | ||
*[[Series 2]]: [[Philip Appleby|Phil Appleby]], [[Ivy Baird|Dixie Baird]], [[Russell Byers]], [[Peter Finley|Pete Finley]], [[Philip Nelkon]], [[Joan Ross]], [[Gary Roussak]] | *[[Series 2]]: [[Philip Appleby|Phil Appleby]], [[Ivy Baird|Dixie Baird]], [[Russell Byers]], [[Peter Finley|Pete Finley]], [[Philip Nelkon]], [[Joan Ross]], [[Gary Roussak]] | ||
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*[[Series 19]]: '''[[Michael Wareham]]''', [[Sunil Bowry]], [[Neil Collins]], [[Mark Cooper]], [[Gino Corr]], [[John Cruickshank]], [[John Cruse]], [[Maureen Harmer]], [[Iqbal Hussein]], [[Linda Keen]], [[Steve McNab]], [[Linda Munden]], [[Joan Orchard]], [[Roger Smith (Series 19)|Roger Smith]], [[Brian Speet]], [[John Young]] | *[[Series 19]]: '''[[Michael Wareham]]''', [[Sunil Bowry]], [[Neil Collins]], [[Mark Cooper]], [[Gino Corr]], [[John Cruickshank]], [[John Cruse]], [[Maureen Harmer]], [[Iqbal Hussein]], [[Linda Keen]], [[Steve McNab]], [[Linda Munden]], [[Joan Orchard]], [[Roger Smith (Series 19)|Roger Smith]], [[Brian Speet]], [[John Young]] | ||
*[[Series 20]]: '''[[Liz Barber]]''', [[Roy Bendall]], [[Maurice Binks]], [[George Head]], [[Denys Hollis]], [[Richard Hooke]], [[Stephen Mack]], [[Billy Ward]] | *[[Series 20]]: '''[[Liz Barber]]''', [[Roy Bendall]], [[Maurice Binks]], [[George Head]], [[Denys Hollis]], [[Richard Hooke]], [[Stephen Mack]], [[Billy Ward]] | ||
− | Series | + | |
+ | [[Series winners]] are displayed in '''bold''' and appear first for each series, then each [[contestant]] appears alphabetically. | ||
==Standings== | ==Standings== | ||
Only the top five are shown. | Only the top five are shown. | ||
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{| class="episode_table" | {| class="episode_table" | ||
+ | ! Rank !! Name !! Score | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | + | || 1 || '''[[Andrew Fisher]]''' || 120 | |
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− | ||1||'''[[Andrew Fisher]]'''||120 | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | |rowspan="2"|2||[[Michael Wylie]]||rowspan="2"|118 | + | | rowspan="2" | 2 || [[Michael Wylie]] || rowspan="2" | 118 |
|- | |- | ||
− | ||[[Stephen Deakin]] | + | || [[Stephen Deakin]] |
|- | |- | ||
− | ||4||[[Peter Finley|Pete Finley]]||116 | + | || 4 || [[Peter Finley|Pete Finley]] || 116 |
|- | |- | ||
− | ||5||[[Robert Richland]]||111 | + | || 5 || [[Robert Richland]] || 111 |
|} | |} | ||
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{{ep | M93 | 07/01/1991–11/01/1991 | M |[[Robert Violett]]| 71 – 70 |[[Liz Barber]]|none|Freda Thornton|134}} | {{ep | M93 | 07/01/1991–11/01/1991 | M |[[Robert Violett]]| 71 – 70 |[[Liz Barber]]|none|Freda Thornton|134}} | ||
{{ep | M94 | 14/01/1991–16/01/1991 | M |[[Gino Corr]]| 56 – 55 |[[Billy Ward]]|none|Freda Thornton|}} | {{ep | M94 | 14/01/1991–16/01/1991 | M |[[Gino Corr]]| 56 – 55 |[[Billy Ward]]|none|Freda Thornton|}} | ||
− | {{ep | M95 | Unreleased | M |[[Michael Wareham]]| 88 – 95 |[[John Clarke (Series 11)|John Clarke]]|none||}} | + | {{ep | M95 | Unreleased | M |[[Michael Wareham]]| 88 – 95 |[[John Clarke (Series 11)|John Clarke]]|none|Freda Thornton|133}} |
{{ep | M96 | Unreleased | M |[[Alex Pearse]]| 80 – 77 |[[Lawrence Pearse]]|none||}} | {{ep | M96 | Unreleased | M |[[Alex Pearse]]| 80 – 77 |[[Lawrence Pearse]]|none||}} | ||
{{ep | M97 | Unreleased | M |[[Andrew Fisher]]| 120 – 77 |[[Clive Freedman (Series 6)|Clive Freedman]]|none||148}} | {{ep | M97 | Unreleased | M |[[Andrew Fisher]]| 120 – 77 |[[Clive Freedman (Series 6)|Clive Freedman]]|none||148}} | ||
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{{ep | M104 | 25/03/1991–29/03/1991 | M |[[Helen Grayson]]| 81 – 78 |[[Philip Nelkon]]|none||}} | {{ep | M104 | 25/03/1991–29/03/1991 | M |[[Helen Grayson]]| 81 – 78 |[[Philip Nelkon]]|none||}} | ||
{{episode table end}} | {{episode table end}} | ||
− | <center>‡ This episode consisted of four parts and 12 rounds | + | <center>‡ This episode consisted of four parts and 12 rounds – all others had five parts and 15 rounds.</center> |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
− | + | {{TCDP|text=''Countdown Masters'' Series 2|url=masters2.htm}} | |
[[Category:Series|20.5]] | [[Category:Series|20.5]] |
Latest revision as of 00:13, 21 July 2025
Countdown Masters Series 2 | |
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⟵ Previous | |
Series information | |
First episode | 2–6 April 1990 |
Last episode | 25–29 March 1991 |
Highest score | 120 (Andrew Fisher) |
Number of contestants | 104 |
Number of episodes | 52 |
Results | |
Winner | Andrew Fisher |
Runners-up | Michael Wylie Stephen Deakin |
Countdown Masters Series 2 ran from 2 April 1990 to 29 March 1991, concurrently with Series 20 and 21 of Countdown. It was won by Andrew Fisher. From the third week, the scheduled broadcast time was moved again, to 9:19 am.
Episodes M54, M55 and M91 in this series were played over only four days instead of the usual five, as a result of games not being broadcast on certain days during the Christmas and Easter holiday seasons. The system of using the highest score of the series to determine the winner of the dictionaries was maintained, however, despite players in the four-day episodes being at a marked disadvantage for obtaining it – had Robert Coton (one such player) solved an additional numbers game and conundrum, and obtained a nine in the letters game, he would have won the series.
Participants
The participants, listed by the series with which they are most commonly associated, are:
- Series 1: Christine Jones, Michael Wylie
- Series 2: Phil Appleby, Dixie Baird, Russell Byers, Pete Finley, Philip Nelkon, Joan Ross, Gary Roussak
- Series 3: Andrew Guy, Allan Simmons, Harry Venet
- Series 4: Brian Hudson, David Gillespie, Debbie Maguire, Sydney Price, Robert Richland, Mike Willis, Colin Woollard
- Series 5: Peter Evans, Jane Smith, Robert Violett
- Series 6: Sheila Alder, Colin Davis, Malcolm Erridge, Helen Grayson, Olivia Lloyd-Potts, Neil Wilkins
- Series 7: Ian Bebbington, Robert Coton, Tim Davies, Jean Fish, Gary Franks, Clive Freedman, Julian Hough
- Series 8: Clive Spate, Anthony Butcher, Tony Clarke, Andrew Fisher, Leslie Preston, Sandie Simonis
- Series 9: David Trace, Geoff Taylor, Eddie Murphy, David White
- Series 10: Elisabeth Jardine, Les Martin, Mike Percik
- Series 11: John Clarke, Diana Beasley, Marianne Croll
- Series 12: Stephen Balment
- Series 13: John Clark, Nita Marr
- Series 14: Ian Cook, Eleanor Crosby, Stephen Deakin, Frank Houston
- Series 16: Tony Vick, Edna Dale, Jenny Haldane, Maxine Keegan, Roger Wales, Steve Williams
- Series 17: Lawrence Pearse, Alex Pearse, Evan Simpson
- Series 18: Rajaretnam Yogasagarar, Jonathan Anstey, Richard Evans, Clive Everill, Mandi Hale, Leslie Martin, Keith Pottage, Shirley Scott, Tom Dudley, Mark St John London, Derek Stuart-Clark, Bill Taylor, David Ware
- Series 19: Michael Wareham, Sunil Bowry, Neil Collins, Mark Cooper, Gino Corr, John Cruickshank, John Cruse, Maureen Harmer, Iqbal Hussein, Linda Keen, Steve McNab, Linda Munden, Joan Orchard, Roger Smith, Brian Speet, John Young
- Series 20: Liz Barber, Roy Bendall, Maurice Binks, George Head, Denys Hollis, Richard Hooke, Stephen Mack, Billy Ward
Series winners are displayed in bold and appear first for each series, then each contestant appears alphabetically.
Standings
Only the top five are shown.
Rank | Name | Score |
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1 | Andrew Fisher | 120 |
2 | Michael Wylie | 118 |
Stephen Deakin | ||
4 | Pete Finley | 116 |
5 | Robert Richland | 111 |