Andy Martin, an electrical wholesalers assistant manager from Liverpool won £250,000 on November 11th, 2000.
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| - Andy Martin, an electrical wholesalers assistant manager from Liverpool won £250,000 on November 11th, 2000.
- Andy Martin (b. ?) is an actor.
- Andy Martin is an American virtuoso jazz trombonist. Among other acts, he is a member of Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band and the Bill Holman big band. He has played in over 100 movies, including the trombone solo in the opening credits of Monsters, Inc. He has played on television shows such as Family Guy, King of the Hill, Dancing with the Stars, and American Dad. Martin was also the lead trombone on the show American Idol in seasons 1-3.
- Andy Martin is an extra and stuntman who portrays a resident living in Woodbury. He has appeared in the following episodes:
* "The Suicide King" - Driver of SUV trying to leave Woodbury morning after the town is attacked, thrown out of car by Martinez, witnesses Richard Foster attacked and killed.
- Andy Martin is a 2010 Republican primary candidate for the Illinois U.S. Senate. To demonstrate his gravitas to sit in that august chamber, Martin's campaign has used an advertisement that accuses his opponent, Republican U.S. Representaive Mark Kirk of being homosexual. Many Illinois Republican primary voters are probably homophobic enough to be influenced by this.
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| - Andy didn't know, so he phoned his friend Billy, who said D: Rookeries, but he wasn't very sure. Andy went with this answer and won £64,000.
- Andy didn't know, so he walked away with £250,000. He said he would said C: Vega had he played the question. The correct answer was B: Betelgeuse.
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