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* ...that [[Series 62]] contestant '''[[Clarke Carlisle]]''' ''(pictured)'' was a Premier League footballer? | * ...that [[Series 62]] contestant '''[[Clarke Carlisle]]''' ''(pictured)'' was a Premier League footballer? | ||
| − | * ...that in the '''[[Episode 1717|grand final]]''' of [[Series 30]], the #7 | + | * ...that in the '''[[Episode 1717|grand final]]''' of [[Series 30]], the #7 seed played the #8 seed? |
| − | * ...that the longest word | + | * ...that the longest word that can be made from the letters in '''[[Graham Nash]]''', the name of the winner of [[Championship of Champions XI]], is {{word|ANAGRAMS}}? |
| − | * ...that | + | * ...that as part of a competition on the ITV programme ''[[wikipedia:Harry Hill's TV Burp|Harry Hill's TV Burp]]'', for one round on '''[[Episode 4914|26 October 2009]]''' [[Rachel Riley]]'s chair was occupied by a knitted toy rabbit? |
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Revision as of 21:05, 2 March 2013
- ...that Series 62 contestant Clarke Carlisle (pictured) was a Premier League footballer?
- ...that in the grand final of Series 30, the #7 seed played the #8 seed?
- ...that the longest word that can be made from the letters in Graham Nash, the name of the winner of Championship of Champions XI, is ANAGRAMS?
- ...that as part of a competition on the ITV programme Harry Hill's TV Burp, for one round on 26 October 2009 Rachel Riley's chair was occupied by a knitted toy rabbit?
