Peter Dauncey, a House-husband from London, was a contestant on series 8 of the UK version of the show on September 28 and October 1st, 2000. He walked away with £125,000.
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| - Peter Dauncey, a House-husband from London, was a contestant on series 8 of the UK version of the show on September 28 and October 1st, 2000. He walked away with £125,000.
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| - Montana
- London
- Banana
- Congress
- Ballet
- Baltic
- Mary, Queen of Scots
- Disc jockey
- In water
- The Independent
- Bridget Jones's
- Firth of Forth
- Ladyfly
- Michael Foot
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- £1,000 - Not Timed
- £100 - Not Timed
- £125,000 - Not Timed
- £16,000 - Not Timed
- £2,000 - Not Timed
- £200 - Not Timed
- £300 - Not Timed
- £32,000 - Not Timed
- £4,000 - Not Timed
- £500 - Not Timed
- £64,000 - Not Timed
- £8,000 - Not Timed
- £250,000 - Not Timed
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- TUC stands for Trade Union Congress, so B is the answer.
- Peter rules out A, B, and C, but then decides he isn't confident, and £125,000 is enough for him. The correct answer was D, Peter would have won £250,000.
- Peter doesn't know, so spends some time deciding whether to Ask the Audience, or Phone "Someone he likes". The audience are split between A and C. Peter says he thought it was 'one of the Edward's', meaning either A or C. He decides to phone his friend Ralph, in Crawley. Ralph is 'almost certain' the answer is Edward I. Chris mentions that if it is Edward I, '48% of the audience know nothing.' The audience for this episode should, theoretically, be the best audience, as for the 100th episode, several past contestants were invited back, including £500,000 winner Peter Lee.
- Peter says he's been there, and knew the answer was Florence before the four options came up.
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| A
| - Florida
- Paris
- Corporation
- Mediterranean
- Opera
- Strawberry
- John Smith
- Ladybug
- In trees
- Edward I
- Financial Times
- Isle of Arran
- Deck juggler
- Samantha Brown's
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- What is an American gardener's name for a ladybird?
- Apart from dinner jacket, what else do the letters DJ often stand for?
- In which US state is the city of Chattanooga?
- In which city is Michelangelo's sculpture 'David'?
- In which sea is the island of Antigua situated?
- Helen Fielding wrote a best-selling novel about whose diary?
- Which of these was a hit for the group Wings?
- Who was known as 'The Hammer of the Scots'?
- Starting with the earlist, put the last four leaders of the Labour Party in chronological order.
- Which national daily newspaper is printed on pink paper?
- Which shape is something said to go if things turn out badly?
- What does the letter 'C' stand for in the abbreviation TUC?
- Which Christmas entertainment traditionally involves a girl playing a boy, and a man playing a dame?
- If an animal is 'arboreal', where is it most likely to live?
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| D
| - Tennessee
- Caribbean
- Florence
- The Guardian
- Neil Kinnock
- Melon
- George III
- Commission
- Desk jotter
- In caves
- Ladywig
- Lucy Martin's
- Old Man of Hoy
- School nativity play
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| C
| - Washington
- Red
- Rome
- Council
- Pear
- Tony Blair
- Daily Mail
- Edward II
- Pantomime
- Dance jumper
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