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'''Michelle Nevitt''' was a finalist in [[Series 64]]. She was a customer services adviser from Lanarkshire. | '''Michelle Nevitt''' was a finalist in [[Series 64]]. She was a customer services adviser from Lanarkshire. | ||
Nevitt made her debut on 2 March 2011 by defeating [[Nick Adigu-Burke]] on an unsolved [[crucial conundrum]], then went on to win three more heats before succumbing to future semi-finalist [[Andy McGurn]]. However, she was able to qualify for the finals as #8 seed (following [[Graham Hill|Graham Hill's]] no-show), and took on #1 seed [[Adam Gillard]] (with a total of 903 points) in the first quarter. Gillard won handily although Nevitt did manage to spot a [[letters game|nine-letter word]], {{word|CONVERTER}}. | Nevitt made her debut on 2 March 2011 by defeating [[Nick Adigu-Burke]] on an unsolved [[crucial conundrum]], then went on to win three more heats before succumbing to future semi-finalist [[Andy McGurn]]. However, she was able to qualify for the finals as #8 seed (following [[Graham Hill|Graham Hill's]] no-show), and took on #1 seed [[Adam Gillard]] (with a total of 903 points) in the first quarter. Gillard won handily although Nevitt did manage to spot a [[letters game|nine-letter word]], {{word|CONVERTER}}. | ||
| − | She is also an [[Apterous|Apterite]]. She made her CO-event debut at [[COLIN 2012]]. | + | She returned for a [[special episode]] in 2013 against her boyfriend, the [[Series 61]] semi-finalist, [[Ryan Taylor]]. In a close game, which went down to a crucial conundrum, Taylor just held out to win by a score of {{score|88|81}}. |
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| + | She is also an [[Apterous|Apterite]]. She made her CO-event debut at [[COLIN 2012]], and then participated in [[COHUD]], [[CobliviLon]] and [[COEDI]] in the same year. | ||
==Episodes== | ==Episodes== | ||
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{{ep | 5220 | 8/03/2011 | P |Michelle Nevitt| 54 - 94 |[[Andy McGurn]]|John Parrott|Susie Dent|121}} | {{ep | 5220 | 8/03/2011 | P |Michelle Nevitt| 54 - 94 |[[Andy McGurn]]|John Parrott|Susie Dent|121}} | ||
{{ep | 5272 | 26/05/2011 | QF |Michelle Nevitt| 76 - 117 |[[Adam Gillard]]|[[Alistair McGowan]]|Susie Dent|129}} | {{ep | 5272 | 26/05/2011 | QF |Michelle Nevitt| 76 - 117 |[[Adam Gillard]]|[[Alistair McGowan]]|Susie Dent|129}} | ||
| + | {{ep | S40 | 2/07/2013 | S |Michelle Nevitt| 81 - 88 |[[Ryan Taylor]]|[[Dave Spikey]]|Susie Dent|119}} | ||
{{episode table end}} | {{episode table end}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 21 December 2020
Michelle Nevitt was a finalist in Series 64. She was a customer services adviser from Lanarkshire.
Nevitt made her debut on 2 March 2011 by defeating Nick Adigu-Burke on an unsolved crucial conundrum, then went on to win three more heats before succumbing to future semi-finalist Andy McGurn. However, she was able to qualify for the finals as #8 seed (following Graham Hill's no-show), and took on #1 seed Adam Gillard (with a total of 903 points) in the first quarter. Gillard won handily although Nevitt did manage to spot a nine-letter word, CONVERTER.
She returned for a special episode in 2013 against her boyfriend, the Series 61 semi-finalist, Ryan Taylor. In a close game, which went down to a crucial conundrum, Taylor just held out to win by a score of 88 – 81.
She is also an Apterite. She made her CO-event debut at COLIN 2012, and then participated in COHUD, CobliviLon and COEDI in the same year.
Episodes
| # | Date | Type | Contestant 1 | Score | Contestant 2 | Presenters | Guest | Lex | Max | |||
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| 5216 | 2/03/2011 | P | Nick Adigu-Burke | 57 – 60 | Michelle Nevitt | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | Mark Durden-Smith | Susie Dent | 118 | ||
| 5217 | 3/03/2011 | P | Michelle Nevitt | 86 – 83 | James Sturman | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | Mark Durden-Smith | Susie Dent | 134 | ||
| 5218 | 4/03/2011 | P | Michelle Nevitt | 77 – 70 | Dave Roberts | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | Mark Durden-Smith | Susie Dent | 125 | ||
| 5219 | 7/03/2011 | P | Michelle Nevitt | 89 – 69 | Craig Laurenson | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | John Parrott | Susie Dent | 116 | ||
| 5220 | 8/03/2011 | P | Michelle Nevitt | 54 – 94 | Andy McGurn | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | John Parrott | Susie Dent | 121 | ||
| 5272 | 26/05/2011 | QF | Michelle Nevitt | 76 – 117 | Adam Gillard | Jeff Stelling | Rachel Riley | Alistair McGowan | Susie Dent | 129 | ||
| S40 | 2/07/2013 | S | Michelle Nevitt | 81 – 88 | Ryan Taylor | Nick Hewer | Rachel Riley | Dave Spikey | Susie Dent | 119 | ||
