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'''Episode 5175''' was broadcast on 14 December 2010, and was the fourth quarter-final of [[Series 63]].
 
'''Episode 5175''' was broadcast on 14 December 2010, and was the fourth quarter-final of [[Series 63]].
  
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[[Scott Gillies]] played [[Marcus Hares]], with Marcus Hares winning 92 - 90. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Paul Zenon]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
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[[Scott Gillies]] played [[Marcus Hares]], with Marcus Hares winning {{score|92|90}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Paul Zenon]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
  
 
==Rounds==
 
==Rounds==
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{{R-letters  |4 |TOEAQJROT|JOTTER  |ROTATE  |TOOTER*            | 26|19 | 27}}
 
{{R-letters  |4 |TOEAQJROT|JOTTER  |ROTATE  |TOOTER*            | 26|19 | 27}}
 
{{R-numbers  |5 | 50|100|75|25|4|3| 880
 
{{R-numbers  |5 | 50|100|75|25|4|3| 880
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|878|sol1=((50 / 25) x 4 x 100) + 75 + 3
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|878|sol1=50 ÷ 25 × 4 × 100 + 75 + 3
 
|877
 
|877
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|rr=879
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|rr=879/881
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|other=879|solother=(50 x 25) + 4 - (3 x 100) - 75
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|other=879|solother=50 × 25 + 4 − 3 × 100 − 75
 
|33|19|34}}
 
|33|19|34}}
 
{{R-TTT        |VERYSOUR|He could have a very sour opinion of your home.|SURVEYOR}}
 
{{R-TTT        |VERYSOUR|He could have a very sour opinion of your home.|SURVEYOR}}
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{{R-letters  |9 |WPAIFMEIT|WAPITI  |WAIT    |                    | 54|39 | 61}}
 
{{R-letters  |9 |WPAIFMEIT|WAPITI  |WAIT    |                    | 54|39 | 61}}
 
{{R-numbers  |10| 50|1|10|7|9|8| 898
 
{{R-numbers  |10| 50|1|10|7|9|8| 898
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|898|sol1=((10 + 8) x 50) - (9 - 7)
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|898|sol1=(10 + 8) × 50 − (9 − 7)
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|898|sol2=((10 + 8) x 50) - (9 - 7)
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|898|sol2=(10 + 8) × 50 − (9 − 7)
 
|64|49|71}}
 
|64|49|71}}
 
{{R-TTT        |LOANLIST|It can form many a stable relationship.|STALLION}}
 
{{R-TTT        |LOANLIST|It can form many a stable relationship.|STALLION}}
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{{R-letters  |13|NBOIEARLT|BARITONE |OBTAINER |ORIENTAL*, RELATION | 80|72 | 94}}
 
{{R-letters  |13|NBOIEARLT|BARITONE |OBTAINER |ORIENTAL*, RELATION | 80|72 | 94}}
 
{{R-numbers  |14| 75|3|4|10|9|1| 764
 
{{R-numbers  |14| 75|3|4|10|9|1| 764
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|764|sol1=((75 + 1) x 10) + 4
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|764|sol1=(75 + 1) × 10 + 4
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|764|sol2=((75 + 1) x 10) + 4
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|764|sol2=(75 + 1) × 10 + 4
 
|90|82|104}}
 
|90|82|104}}
 
{{R-conundrum|15|LARGEBAPS|c2time=10|c2sol=GRASPABLE|90|92|114}}
 
{{R-conundrum|15|LARGEBAPS|c2time=10|c2sol=GRASPABLE|90|92|114}}
 
{{Rounds-end}}
 
{{Rounds-end}}
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==External Links==
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The anagram to the conundrum in this episode caused a stir in the national press:
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*[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/8202182/Countdown-viewers-treated-to-largebaps-conundrum.html Daily Telegraph article]
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*[http://www.metro.co.uk/news/850511-countdown-largebaps-gaffe-leaves-channel-4-blushing The Metro article]
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*[http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/217472/Countdown-s-game-for-a-laugh Daily Express article]
  
 
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[[Category:Episodes in Series 63]]
 
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[[Category:Quarter finals]]
 
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[[Category:Episodes presented by Jeff Stelling]]
 
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[[Category:Episodes with Rachel Riley as arithmetician]]
 
[[Category:Episodes with Rachel Riley as arithmetician]]
 
[[Category:Episodes with Susie Dent as lexicographer]]
 
[[Category:Episodes with Susie Dent as lexicographer]]
 
[[Category:Episodes with Paul Zenon as a guest]]
 
[[Category:Episodes with Paul Zenon as a guest]]

Latest revision as of 13:53, 15 December 2010

Episode 5175 was broadcast on 14 December 2010, and was the fourth quarter-final of Series 63.

Scott Gillies played Marcus Hares, with Marcus Hares winning 92 – 90. The Dictionary Corner guest was Paul Zenon, and the lexicographer was Susie Dent.

Rounds

Rnd Selection Scott Gillies Score Marcus Hares Others Max.
1 GREOISCOF ROOFIES 7 – 0 FORGES FORGOES*, GOOFIER* 7
2 NEIATNLOP ENATION 14 – 7 POLENTA ELATION*, OPALINE*, PANTILE*, PINNATE*, PONTINE*, TOENAIL 14
3 DTSOEUODA OUSTED 20 – 13 OUSTED OUTDOES 21
4 TOEAQJROT JOTTER 26 – 19 ROTATE TOOTER* 27
5 50 100 75 25 4 3 → 880 878
50 ÷ 25 × 4 × 100 + 75 + 3		 33 – 19 877

RR: 879/881 Best: 879 = 50 × 25 + 4 − 3 × 100 − 75

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TTT VERYSOUR He could have a very sour opinion of your home. SURVEYOR
6 MEUEMNWTA TAME 33 – 24 MEANT MENTUM* 40
7 TLIEISCUT ELICITS 40 – 31 ELICITS CULTIST*, CUTLETS, CUTTIES*, CUTTLES*, ELITIST*, SCUTTLE, UTILISE 47
8 CEEIXNSRD INDEXERS 48 – 39 INDEXERS 55
9 WPAIFMEIT WAPITI 54 – 39 WAIT 61
10 50 1 10 7 9 8 → 898 898
(10 + 8) × 50 − (9 − 7)		 64 – 49 898
(10 + 8) × 50 − (9 − 7)


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TTT LOANLIST It can form many a stable relationship. STALLION
11 GRSAEOYEE seerage ☓ 64 – 56 EYESORE 78
12 SUAINDLOS SUNDIALS 72 – 64 SUNDIALS ANDISOLS* 86
13 NBOIEARLT BARITONE 80 – 72 OBTAINER ORIENTAL*, RELATION 94
14 75 3 4 10 9 1 → 764 764
(75 + 1) × 10 + 4		 90 – 82 764
(75 + 1) × 10 + 4


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15 LARGEBAPS 90 – 92 GRASPABLE
(10 seconds)		 114


External Links

The anagram to the conundrum in this episode caused a stir in the national press:

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