Sheridan Booth, a labourer from Hassocks, West Sussex, was a contestant on series 3 of the UK version of the show on 8-9 March, 1999. He walked away with £500, becoming only the second person ever, after Cheryl Turner on the 1998 Christmas special, to walk away on the first tier of questions. However, after the show's broadcast, he was discovered to be a criminal, having commited multiple crimes; thus rendering him ineligible to participate in the show. Therefore, his prize money, albeit small, was discarded.
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| - Sheridan Booth, a labourer from Hassocks, West Sussex, was a contestant on series 3 of the UK version of the show on 8-9 March, 1999. He walked away with £500, becoming only the second person ever, after Cheryl Turner on the 1998 Christmas special, to walk away on the first tier of questions. However, after the show's broadcast, he was discovered to be a criminal, having commited multiple crimes; thus rendering him ineligible to participate in the show. Therefore, his prize money, albeit small, was discarded.
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- Russia
- Gordon Brown
- Nigel Mansell
- Sulphur
- Pancake
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| - Sheridan decided to call his friend Teri, who was positive it was India. He decided to go with him and won £300.
- Sheridan was not sure, so he used his Ask The Audience lifeline, with a 10-13-39-38 percent vote, Due to the tight result between C and D, he uses his 50-50 lifeline, which removes A and B, he then went with the audience, and won £500.
The klaxon then called time and Sheridan would return on £500 with no lifelines available.
- Sheridan did not know the answer, and being out of lifelines, he decided to walk away with £500. The correct answer was D: Martin Brundle.
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- Salt
- Cooking
- Salad
- Mark Blundell
- Norman Lamont
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- What chemical is added to the water at swimming baths?
- What might you be doing if you used a 'gambit'?
- What is tossed before a football match to decide which team kicks off?
- Starting with the earliest, put these four Chancellors of the Exchequer in order.
- Which ex-Formula One driver presents 'Great Escapes' on ITV?
- Present day Pakistan and Bangladesh have both been part of which country?
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- Ball
- Martin Brundle
- Ammonia
- Denis Healey
- Playing chess
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- Carving
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- Tony Jordan
- Chlorine
- Harold Macmillan
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| - Sheridan Booth, a labourer from Hassocks, West Sussex, was a contestant on series 3 of the UK version of the show on 8-9 March, 1999. He walked away with £500, becoming only the second person ever, after Cheryl Turner on the 1998 Christmas special, to walk away on the first tier of questions. However, after the show's broadcast, he was discovered to be a criminal, having commited multiple crimes; thus rendering him ineligible to participate in the show. Therefore, his prize money, albeit small, was discarded.
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