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Revision as of 00:37, 4 August 2007
Episode 1117 was broadcast on 8 March 1991, as part of Series 21.
Lew Schwarz played Julie Purdey, with the game ending in a 42-all draw. The Dictionary Corner guest was Nigel Rees, and the lexicographer was Judy Pearsall.
