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'''Andrew Fisher''' was a contestant in [[Series 8]]. He was a French and Latin student from Stockport, Cheshire. | '''Andrew Fisher''' was a contestant in [[Series 8]]. He was a French and Latin student from Stockport, Cheshire. | ||
| − | He was declared the winner of the [[Masters Series 2|second series of Countdown Masters]] after he achieved its highest score of 120. He is also a [[Scrabble]] Grandmaster, and reached the final of the 2011 World Scrabble Championship. | + | He was declared the winner of the [[Masters Series 2|second series of Countdown Masters]] after he achieved its highest score of 120. |
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| + | He is also a [[Scrabble]] Grandmaster and is the 1996 National Champion. After emigrating to Melbourne, Australia in 2002 (and since representing Australia in international tournaments) he reached the final of the 2011 World Scrabble Championship, losing the final 3 games to 2. | ||
In August 2010, he appeared on the new Australian version of Countdown, ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'', and was crowned as the show's first ever series champion in December of that year. | In August 2010, he appeared on the new Australian version of Countdown, ''[[Letters and Numbers]]'', and was crowned as the show's first ever series champion in December of that year. | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 21 May 2017
Andrew Fisher was a contestant in Series 8. He was a French and Latin student from Stockport, Cheshire.
He was declared the winner of the second series of Countdown Masters after he achieved its highest score of 120.
He is also a Scrabble Grandmaster and is the 1996 National Champion. After emigrating to Melbourne, Australia in 2002 (and since representing Australia in international tournaments) he reached the final of the 2011 World Scrabble Championship, losing the final 3 games to 2.
In August 2010, he appeared on the new Australian version of Countdown, Letters and Numbers, and was crowned as the show's first ever series champion in December of that year.
| Preceded by Julian Hough |
Series winner Masters Series 2 |
Episodes
| # | Date | Type | Contestant 1 | Score | Contestant 2 | Presenters | Guest | Lex | Max | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 381 | 5/03/1986 | P | Nigel Ingham | 38 – 47 | Andrew Fisher | Richard Whiteley | Carol Vorderman | Cathy Hytner | Gyles Brandreth | Hilary McGlynn | 74 | |
| 382 | 6/03/1986 | P | Debbie Kingshott | 54 – 47 | Andrew Fisher | Richard Whiteley | Carol Vorderman | Cathy Hytner | Gyles Brandreth | Hilary McGlynn | 71 | |
| M97 | Unreleased | Masters 2 | Andrew Fisher | 120 – 77 | Clive Freedman | Richard Whiteley | Carol Vorderman | N/A | Freda Thornton | 148 | ||
