John Norton FromLondon, England AppearanceFile:Flag UK.png 18th September 2001 Money won John Norton won £125,000 on 18th September 2001 on the UK version of the show. He got into the hot seat immediately after Tecwen Whittock and the Charles Ingram affair.
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| - <default>John Norton</default> FromLondon, England AppearanceFile:Flag UK.png 18th September 2001 Money won John Norton won £125,000 on 18th September 2001 on the UK version of the show. He got into the hot seat immediately after Tecwen Whittock and the Charles Ingram affair.
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| - Rome
- Nuclear
- Aston Villa
- Jockey
- Gravel
- Cheltenham
- James Cagney
- Thick skin
- Monkey business
- Gorgonzola
- Dogseyes
- Kayak
- Lord Peter Wimsey - 14%
- Shooting at one
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- £1,000 - Not timed
- £125,000 - Not timed
- £16,000 - Not timed
- £2,000 - Not timed
- £250,000 - Not timed
- £32,000 - Not timed
- £4,000 - Not timed
- £64,000 - Not timed
- £8,000 - Not timed
- £100 - Not timed
- £200 - Not timed
- £300 - Not timed
- £500 - Not timed
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- John decides to walk away with £125,000. He guesses C: Mickey Rooney, which if he went for it, he would've had £250,000.
- John was not sure, so he asked the audience and the majority voted for D: Hercule Poirot. John went with them and was correct.
- On the broadcasted version, the klaxon calls time and John returns on Tuesday.
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| - UK Contestant
- John Norton's Run to the Million
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| - Gas
- Leeds United
- Berlin
- Rotherham
- Sand
- Fashion designer
- Nose
- Luge
- Brie
- Catseyes
- Ape trade
- Juggling one
- Miss Marple - 11%
- Ray Milland
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| - ("Ask the Audience" lifeline used.)
- Starting with the furthest north put these UK towns and cities in order.
- Which American film actor was born, Joseph Yule Junior?
- Which of these cheeses is not made from cow's milk?
- ("50:50" and "Phone-A-Friend"lifelines used.)
- In 2000, which football club bought the Frenchman David Ginola?
- As what is Helmut Newton is a famous name?
- The musical "cabaret" is set in which city?
- What is denoted by the prefix "rhino"?
- Which of these is a road safety feature?
- Which of these refers to mischievous behavior?
- William Tell is famous for doing what with an apple?
- Which fictional detective is assisted by Captain Hastings?
- What is the ingredient in concrete that sets it hard?
- Which word goes before "eel", "shock" and "guitar" to make well known phrases?
- Which of these is a light, two-wheeled vehicle used in Asian countries?
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- Water
- Birmingham
- Electric
- Arsenal
- Photographer
- Ronald Reagan
- Roquefort
- Greyness
- Rickshaw
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