Jim Titmuss, a computer consultant from Middlesex, was the first contestant to have the unfortunate distinction to be the very first person to get the 13th question wrong and drop £93,000 on the 5th April 2000. He first got in on the 4th April 2000.
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| - Jim Titmuss, a computer consultant from Middlesex, was the first contestant to have the unfortunate distinction to be the very first person to get the 13th question wrong and drop £93,000 on the 5th April 2000. He first got in on the 4th April 2000.
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- J.M. Barrie
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- Fastest Finger First question
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| - Jim decided to Phone a Friend and called Brendan, who was pretty sure it was A: Coventry
- Jim didn't know, so he used his 50:50 lifeline. He then immediately thought it was Carlisle and went with it, however this was incorrect and he lost £93,000 as the right answer was D: York.
- From the 7 remaining contestants, 4 got it right, but Jim answered A-C-B-D in the fastest time , making it into the Hot Seat.
- The klaxon called time on £1,000 and Jim would return the next day with all 3 lifelines still intact.
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- Glasgow
- Coventry
- Whig
- Crown Prince
- Slade
- Dave Allen
- George Bernard Shaw
- Brute from Beirut
- Budgie's Perch
- Frozen Alabama
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- Noddy Holder was the vocalist in which top group of the 1970s?
- In Spain, what would you be most likely to buy in a 'bodega'?
- Where was the highwayman Dick Turpin hanged in 1739?
- What is the title of Luxemborg's head of state?
- Which comedian is known by the nickname 'Big Yin'?
- Which of these is a thick yellowish fog?
- Who wrote the play 'The Importance of Being Earnest'?
- What is the name of a traditional string game played on the fingers?
- Which word is normally used to mean a list of options on a computer screen?
- Which English cathedral was designed by Basil Spence?
- Which nickname is often applied to the actor Jean-Claude Van Damme?
- What is the art of training and clipping hedges into ornamental shapes?
- Starting with the earliest, put these political parties in the order they were formed.
- Which dessert consists of cake and ice cream cooked in meringue?
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- Oscar Wilde
- Norwich
- Wine
- York
- T-Rex
- Natural Law
- Arkansas Fool
- Croc's Crib
- Max Boyce
- Mushroom-super
- Taxonamy
- Twerp from Antwerp
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- Truro
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- Grand Duke
- Billy Connolly
- Apiary
- Anton Chekov
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