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{{episode|previous=Episode 4746|next=Episode 4748}}[[Image:Rachel Riley_CofC_Final.jpg|thumb|right|155px|[[Rachel Riley]] before the start of the final.]]
{{episode|previous=Episode 4801|next=Episode 4803}}
'''Episode 4747''' was broadcast on 30 January 2009 as the Grand Final of [[Championship of Champions XIII]].
'''Episode 4802''' was broadcast on 23 April 2009, as part of [[Series 60]].


[[Charlie Reams]] played [[Steve Briers]], with Steve Briers winning 88 - 67. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Paul Zenon]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
[[James Robinson]] played [[Patrick McCurdie]], with Patrick McCurdie winning {{score|87|86}}. The [[Dictionary Corner]] guest was [[Tim Vine]], and the [[lexicographer]] was [[Susie Dent]].
 
Reams started with {{word|LEPTON}} while Briers had {{word|OPULENT}} for seven. Briers maintained this lead until he had {{word|REENACT}} disallowed. Briers then took the lead again, first with {{word|SNOOZED}}, then another seven points when Reams went wrong on the numbers. A seven, a six and a five for both players meant that Reams had to beat Briers on the final numbers game to force a crucial conundrum. However Reams declared nothing, and Briers declared 5 away. Briers had won the tournament, and just the conundrum remained. The conundrum was {{word|ELITEBOUT}}. Briers first buzzed in with {{word|LIBOUETTE}} which was wrong, and then comically Reams buzzed in with {{word|GANDISEEG}}, referring to [[Richard Brittain]]'s guess at the conundrum in the first round.


==Rounds==
==Rounds==
{{Rounds-start|Charlie Reams|Steve Briers}}
{{Rounds-start|James Robinson|Patrick McCurdie}}
{{R-letters  |1 |PJLNEUOTO|LEPTON  |OPULENT  |PELOTON*           |  0|7 |  7}}
{{R-letters  |1 |IAISRPWEN|INSPIRE  |respawn {{x}}|PAIRWISE*           |  7|0  |  8}}
{{R-letters  |2 |PTWYUEOLC|OCTUPLE  |COUPLET  |COUPLEY*           |  7|14 | 14}}
{{R-letters  |2 |PQHOOEDGY|HOOPED  |HOOPED  |PHOOEY, POGOED*, POOHED*| 13|6 | 14}}
{{R-letters  |3 |MDBDAUAIF|MAFIA    |MAFIA    |BADAM*             | 12|19 | 19}}
{{R-letters  |3 |VLMRUINAE|MINERAL  |MINERAL  |VELARIUM*           | 20|13 | 22}}
{{R-letters  |4 |LNRMEAONI|MANLIER  |MINERAL  |MINNEOLA*          | 19|26 | 27}}
{{R-letters  |4 |SFMAECNAP|SPACEMAN |SPACEMAN |                   | 28|21 | 30}}
{{R-numbers  |5 | 100|8|4|3|1|9| 659
{{R-numbers  |5 | 1|2|9|3|6|10| 337
|658|sol1=(100 - (9 - 3)) x (8 - 1)
|—
|658|sol2=(100 + 8 + 1) x (9 - 3) + 4
|337|sol2=(9 + 2) × 3 × 10 + 6 + 1
|other=659|solother=((9-1)x8+100)x4+3
|28|31|40}}
|26|33|37}}
{{R-TTT        |ARMYSORE|Used in cooking in this old house perhaps.|ROSEMARY}}
{{R-TTT        |DARKMERE|Said something about the corrected exam paper.|REMARKED}}
{{R-letters  |6 |TJRIAIEPT|PIRATE  |PIRATE  |PARTITE*           | 34|37 | 47}}
{{R-letters  |6 |NCRTEAEEA|CATERAN  |reenact ☓|CATENAE*, CRENATE*  | 33|33 | 44}}
{{R-letters  |7 |IAERSLHTL|TILLERS  |HALTERS  |HILLSTAR, LITERALS, TALLIERS*, THILLERS*| 41|44 | 55}}
{{R-letters  |7 |STRTOAEIG|GAROTTES |TOASTIER |         | 41|41 | 52}}
{{R-letters  |8 |NFXOEIRRB|briner {{x}}|FOXIER  |BONFIRE, FIREBOX, FORERIB*| 41|50 | 62}}
{{R-letters  |8 |LISEPERIR|REPLIERS |REPLIERS |                   | 49|49 | 60}}
{{R-letters  |9 |DMSUAELNI|DENIALS  |SUNDIAL |MUSLINED*          | 48|57 | 70}}
{{R-letters  |9 |DZHNEOOOS|DOZENS  |SNOOZED |                   | 49|56 | 67}}
{{R-numbers  |10| 1|4|7|10|10|25| 216
{{R-numbers  |10| 50|25|10|10|6|6| 832
|216|sol1=(25 − 4) × 10 + 7 − 1
|830 ☓
|216|sol2=(25 − (10 − 7)) × 10 − 4
|835|sol2=(50 + 25) x (10 + 6 / 6) + 10
|58|67|80}}
|other=831|solother=(10 + 6) x 50 + 6 + 25
{{R-TTT        |ARKVOWEL|An easy win without needing to run.|WALKOVER}}
|49|63|74}}
{{R-letters  |11|TCMTOUTOI|TOUT    |TOUT    |TOMTIT*             | 62|71 | 86}}
{{R-TTT        |DARTROPE|It runs away with itself, followed by a lot more.|TEARDROP}}
{{R-letters  |12|KDNAEORNS|ADORNS   |RANKED   |DARKENS            | 68|77 | 93}}
{{R-letters  |11|LSNTIOEEE|LENITES  |ESTOILE  |ENLISTEE*, SELENITE*| 56|70 | 82}}
{{R-letters  |13|EEISTRSDD|RESISTED |REDDEST  |DESISTED*, EDITRESS | 76|77 |101}}
{{R-letters  |12|VMRNIAABH|AIRMAN   |MARINA   |BARMAN*, BHAVAN*, BRAHMA*, MIHRAB*, MINBAR*, VIHARA*| 62|76 | 88}}
{{R-numbers  |14| 50|4|3|10|8|6| 892
{{R-letters  |13|PTQAUEASU|QUEST    |SQUAT    |TUQUES*             | 67|81 | 94}}
|892|sol1=3 × 6 × 50 − 8
{{R-numbers  |14| 75|4|4|7|9|2| 874
|892|sol2=3 × 6 × 50 − 8
|—
|86|87|111}}
|869|sol2=(7 + 4) x (75 + 4)
{{R-conundrum|15|PADRESILL|c1time=29.5|c1sol=raspilled {{x}}|sol=SPIRALLED|86|87|121}}
|rr=873|solrr=((75 x 4) - 9) x  (7 - 4)
|other=874|solother=((75 + 9 x 4) x 4 - 7) x 2
|67|88|104}}
{{R-conundrum|15|ELITEBOUT|c2time=29|c2sol=libouette ☓|c1time=29.5|c1sol=gandiseeg ☓|sol=OUBLIETTE|67|88|114}}
{{Rounds-end}}
{{Rounds-end}}
 
==External Links==
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{{DEFAULTSORT:4802}}
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[[Category:Episodes with Susie Dent as lexicographer]]
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[[Category:Episodes with Paul Zenon as a guest]]
[[Category:Episodes with Tim Vine as a guest]]

Revision as of 18:16, 20 August 2021

Episode 4802 was broadcast on 23 April 2009, as part of Series 60.

James Robinson played Patrick McCurdie, with Patrick McCurdie winning 87 – 86. The Dictionary Corner guest was Tim Vine, and the lexicographer was Susie Dent.

Rounds

Rnd Selection James Robinson Score Patrick McCurdie Others Max.
1 IAISRPWEN INSPIRE 7 – 0 respawn ☓ PAIRWISE* 8
2 PQHOOEDGY HOOPED 13 – 6 HOOPED PHOOEY, POGOED*, POOHED* 14
3 VLMRUINAE MINERAL 20 – 13 MINERAL VELARIUM* 22
4 SFMAECNAP SPACEMAN 28 – 21 SPACEMAN 30
5 1 2 9 3 6 10 → 337 — 28 – 31 337
(9 + 2) × 3 × 10 + 6 + 1


40
TTT ARMYSORE Used in cooking in this old house perhaps. ROSEMARY
6 TJRIAIEPT PIRATE 34 – 37 PIRATE PARTITE* 47
7 IAERSLHTL TILLERS 41 – 44 HALTERS HILLSTAR, LITERALS, TALLIERS*, THILLERS* 55
8 NFXOEIRRB briner ☓ 41 – 50 FOXIER BONFIRE, FIREBOX, FORERIB* 62
9 DMSUAELNI DENIALS 48 – 57 SUNDIAL MUSLINED* 70
10 1 4 7 10 10 25 → 216 216
(25 − 4) × 10 + 7 − 1		 58 – 67 216
(25 − (10 − 7)) × 10 − 4


80
TTT ARKVOWEL An easy win without needing to run. WALKOVER
11 TCMTOUTOI TOUT 62 – 71 TOUT TOMTIT* 86
12 KDNAEORNS ADORNS 68 – 77 RANKED DARKENS 93
13 EEISTRSDD RESISTED 76 – 77 REDDEST DESISTED*, EDITRESS 101
14 50 4 3 10 8 6 → 892 892
3 × 6 × 50 − 8		 86 – 87 892
3 × 6 × 50 − 8


111
15 PADRESILL raspilled ☓
(29.5 seconds)		 86 – 87 SPIRALLED 121

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