Jeremy Fewster, an air traffic assistant from Egham, Surrey won £32,000 on October 8th, 2000 after getting his £64,000 question incorrect.
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| - Jeremy Fewster, an air traffic assistant from Egham, Surrey won £32,000 on October 8th, 2000 after getting his £64,000 question incorrect.
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| - Canada
- English Civil War
- Money
- Asia
- Surfboards
- Solomon
- Snakeskin
- Charlie Chester
- Daniel Defoe
- Ice hockey rink
- John Thaw - 3%
- Thirty beats
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- £16,000 - Not Timed
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| - Jeremy didn't know, so he phoned his friend Pete, who said he thought it was D: Samuel Johnson, but he wasn't 100% sure. Jeremy went with him and won £16,000.
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| - Africa
- Australia
- Crimean War
- Motorcycles
- David
- Crocodile tears
- Dog biscuits
- Gary Webster - 3%
- Jonathan Swift
- Max Wall
- Polo pitch
- Twenty ticks
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- With which form of transport are Hell's Angels most associated?
- Koalas are native to which country?
- Lebanon is a country on which continent?
- Which is made at the Royal Mint?
- Which of these is a short nap?
- Who had a 1980 hit with 'I Could Be So Good For You', the theme to the TV series 'Minder'?
- Starting with the largest, put these playing surfaces in order of maximum area.
- In the Bible, who was visited by the Queen of Sheba?
- James Boswell is best known for his biography of which writer?
- What term is applied to an insincere expression of sorrow?
- The Battle of Balaclava took place during which war?
- Which entertainer was known as 'The Cheeky Chappie'?
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| - China
- Europe
- Skateboards
- Korean War
- Abraham
- Bettlejuice
- Chocolates
- Dennis Waterman - 88%
- Fifty spots
- Max Miller
- Samuel Johnson
- Squash court
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| - India
- Jet skis
- South America
- World War I
- Handbags
- Tortoiseshell
- John the Baptist
- Football pitch
- Forty winks
- George Cole - 6%
- George Formby
- Samuel Pepys
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| - Jeremy Fewster, an air traffic assistant from Egham, Surrey won £32,000 on October 8th, 2000 after getting his £64,000 question incorrect.
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