Dave Chapman, a warehouse supervisor from Leeds, West Yorkshire, was a contestant on series 8 of the UK version of the show on 18 November, 2000. He walked away with £16,000.
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| - Dave Chapman, a warehouse supervisor from Leeds, West Yorkshire, was a contestant on series 8 of the UK version of the show on 18 November, 2000. He walked away with £16,000.
- Dave Chapman is an English puppeteer and actor who worked as one of the two performers for BB-8 in Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens, and will reprise his role for Star Wars: Episode VIII.
- He also contributed to the charity reference book Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who. Chapman began his career in behind-the-scenes technical positions, before first appearing in front of the camera while serving Anneka Rice's sound engineer on Challenge Anneka. His career has continued on both sides of the camera.
- More recently, Chapman played Dougie Colon, Eddie Watts, and others in the Jim Henson Company and BBC co-production That Puppet Game Show. Chapman joined Brian Henson on stage for Brian Henson's "Evolution of Puppetry" lectures at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival and has guested in the Henson Alternative improv show "Puppet Up!" Chapman's acting credits includes the BAFTA Award winning shows The Slammer and Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow (in the latter, he played over 200 characters). He also provided Dalek voices in the 1999 special Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death.
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- Omega
- Hinduism
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- Roast
- Porridge
- Ecclesiastes
- Cole Porter
- Cava
- John F.Kennedy
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| - Dave decided to use his 50:50, eliminating B and C. He thought it was Bach, but was not sure enough to risk dropping back to £1,000, so he decided to walk away with £16,000. The correct answer was D: Bach.
- Dave did not know, so he decided to call his friend Sue, who said Rioja was not a sparkling wine. He decided to go with her and won £1,000.
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- Islam
- Exodus
- Grill
- Beethoven
- Marmalade
- Asti spumante
- Colonel Gaddafi
- Hoi polloi
- Rock Carrier
- Septum - 24%
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- Which of these is an inflamed swelling on the skin?
- Put these books of the Bible in alphabetical order.
- What was the first name taken by the playwright Williams, who wrote 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof'?
- The Dalai Lama is a leader of which religion?
- Which of these is a not a sparkling wine?
- Which of these was a successful US composer?
- The novel 'The Day of the Jackal' features a plot to kill which political leader?
- Which of these words is most associated with the Greek scientist Archimedes?
- Which composer's orchestral music includes six Brandenburg Concertos?
- Which breakfast item is a slang term for a prison sentence?
- Which part of the body shares its name with a type of orange?
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- Christianity
- Boil
- Olympia
- Ezra
- Bach
- Charles de Gaulle
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