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'''Chris Waddington''' first appeared on Countdown toward the end of [[Series 22]], beating [[Karen Willis]] 56-52 in a closely-contested match. Chris went on to win seven more games to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed for the series. In the final rounds, Chris beat [[Philip Griffiths]] and [[David Webb]] before taking on [[Robert Teuton]] in the [[episode 1197|final]]. The final was nip and tuck all the way, eventually being decided on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]], which Chris unscrambled at the very last second to snatch a 98-90 victory and become the 22nd series champion. Chris returned for [[Championship of Champions VI]], beating [[Jackie McLeod]] in the first round and winning a rematch with [[Robert Teuton]] on his way to the final against [[Wayne Summers]]. This time, it was all done and dusted by the conundrum, with Chris for once emerging on the losing side, going down 79-67. Chris would return to Countdown one last time for the [[supreme championship]], winning his first game against [[Christine Hunt (Series 4)|Christine Hunt]] before being beaten in the second round by another boy wonder in the shape of [[Andrew Perry]].
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'''Chris Waddington''' first appeared on Countdown toward the end of [[Series 22]], beating [[Karen Willis]] 56-52 in a closely-contested match. Chris went on to win seven more games to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed for the series. In the final rounds, Chris beat [[Philip Griffiths]] and [[David Webb]] before taking on [[Robert Teuton]] in the [[episode 1197|final]]. The final was nip and tuck all the way, eventually being decided on a [[conundrum|crucial conundrum]], which Chris unscrambled at the very last second to snatch a 98-90 victory and become the 22nd series champion. Chris returned for [[Championship of Champions VI]], beating [[Jackie McLeod]] in the first round and winning a rematch with [[Robert Teuton]] on his way to the final against [[Wayne Summers]]. This time, it was all done and dusted by the conundrum, with Chris for once emerging on the losing side, going down 79-67. Chris would return to Countdown one last time for the [[Supreme Championship]], winning his first game against [[Christine Hunt (Series 4)|Christine Hunt]] before being beaten in the second round by another boy wonder in the shape of [[Andrew Perry]].
  
 
{{series winner|preceded_by=Barry Grossman|series=22|followed_by=Gareth Williams}}
 
{{series winner|preceded_by=Barry Grossman|series=22|followed_by=Gareth Williams}}

Revision as of 22:51, 13 March 2009

Chris Waddington.

Chris Waddington first appeared on Countdown toward the end of Series 22, beating Karen Willis 56-52 in a closely-contested match. Chris went on to win seven more games to become an octochamp and #1 seed for the series. In the final rounds, Chris beat Philip Griffiths and David Webb before taking on Robert Teuton in the final. The final was nip and tuck all the way, eventually being decided on a crucial conundrum, which Chris unscrambled at the very last second to snatch a 98-90 victory and become the 22nd series champion. Chris returned for Championship of Champions VI, beating Jackie McLeod in the first round and winning a rematch with Robert Teuton on his way to the final against Wayne Summers. This time, it was all done and dusted by the conundrum, with Chris for once emerging on the losing side, going down 79-67. Chris would return to Countdown one last time for the Supreme Championship, winning his first game against Christine Hunt before being beaten in the second round by another boy wonder in the shape of Andrew Perry.

Preceded by
Barry Grossman
Series winner
Series 22
Followed by
Gareth Williams


Preceded by
Gino Corr
Champion of Champions runner-up
Championship of Champions VI
Followed by
Damian Eadie

Episodes

# Date Type Contestant 1 Score Contestant 2 Presenters Guest Lex Max
1175 28/08/1991 P Karen Willis 52 – 56 Chris Waddington Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Bill Tidy Catherine Clarke
1176 29/08/1991 P Chris Waddington 60 – 40 Margaret Woodford Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Bill Tidy Catherine Clarke
1177 30/08/1991 P Chris Waddington 60 – 50 Clifford Lee Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Bill Tidy Catherine Clarke
1178 2/09/1991 P Chris Waddington 58 – 38 Eric Massey Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Sheridan Morley Judy Pearsall
1179 3/09/1991 P Chris Waddington 38 – 37 Angus Douglas Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Sheridan Morley Judy Pearsall
1180 4/09/1991 P Chris Waddington 63 – 48 Jenny Edge Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Sheridan Morley Judy Pearsall
1181 5/09/1991 P Chris Waddington 55 – 52 John Nixon Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Sheridan Morley Judy Pearsall
1182 6/09/1991 P Chris Waddington 73 – 60 Terry Stapleton Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Sheridan Morley Judy Pearsall
1191 19/09/1991 QF Chris Waddington 59 – 35 Philip Griffiths Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Martin Jarvis Richard Samson
1195 25/09/1991 SF Chris Waddington 60 – 56 David Webb Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Martin Jarvis Richard Samson
1197 27/09/1991 GF Robert Teuton 90 – 98 Chris Waddington Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Martin Jarvis, Rosalind Ayres Richard Samson
1328 4/01/1993 CQF Chris Waddington 59 – 49 Jackie McLeod Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Richard Stilgoe Susie Dent
1332 8/01/1993 CSF Chris Waddington 54 – 44 Robert Teuton Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Richard Stilgoe Susie Dent
1334 12/01/1993 CGF Chris Waddington 67 – 79 Wayne Summers Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Richard Stilgoe Susie Dent
1864 22/10/1996 bQF Chris Waddington 58 – 41 Christine Hunt Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Philip Franks Susie Dent
1867 25/10/1996 bSF Chris Waddington 37 – 43 Andrew Perry Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman June Whitfield Susie Dent