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* The team: '''[[Nick Hewer]]''', '''[[Rachel Riley]]''' and '''[[Susie Dent]]'''. | * The team: '''[[Nick Hewer]]''', '''[[Rachel Riley]]''' and '''[[Susie Dent]]'''. | ||
* The show's institutions: the '''[[conundrum]]''', the '''[[pencam]]''', and the '''[[Teatime Teaser]]'''. | * The show's institutions: the '''[[conundrum]]''', the '''[[pencam]]''', and the '''[[Teatime Teaser]]'''. | ||
| − | * '''[[Tom Chafer-Cook]]''', reigning [[Series Winners|series champion]], and his '''[[Episode 6736|series grand final]] against [[Bradley Horrocks]]. | + | * '''[[Tom Chafer-Cook]]''', reigning [[Series Winners|series champion]], and his '''[[Episode 6736|series grand final]]''' against [[Bradley Horrocks]]. |
* The most recent '''[[Episode 6292|Championship of Champions Final]]''' between [[Dylan Taylor]] and [[Dan McColm]]. | * The most recent '''[[Episode 6292|Championship of Champions Final]]''' between [[Dylan Taylor]] and [[Dan McColm]]. | ||
* The '''[[Episode 5654|30th Birthday Championship final]]''' between [[Conor Travers]] and [[Jack Hurst]]. | * The '''[[Episode 5654|30th Birthday Championship final]]''' between [[Conor Travers]] and [[Jack Hurst]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:13, 22 December 2017
- A brief overview of Countdown and some of its records and terminology.
- The team: Nick Hewer, Rachel Riley and Susie Dent.
- The show's institutions: the conundrum, the pencam, and the Teatime Teaser.
- Tom Chafer-Cook, reigning series champion, and his series grand final against Bradley Horrocks.
- The most recent Championship of Champions Final between Dylan Taylor and Dan McColm.
- The 30th Birthday Championship final between Conor Travers and Jack Hurst.
- Carol Vorderman, Richard Whiteley, Des Lynam, Des O'Connor and Jeff Stelling, the show's former presenters.
- The equal highest ever scores, Julian Fell's 146 and Conor Travers' 146.
