Fiona Wheeler, a housewife from Essex, was a contestant on series 2 of the UK version of the show on 7-8 January, 1999. She walked away with £32,000 after incorrectly answering her £64,000 question.
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| - Fiona Wheeler, a housewife from Essex, was a contestant on series 2 of the UK version of the show on 7-8 January, 1999. She walked away with £32,000 after incorrectly answering her £64,000 question.
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| - The klaxon called time and Fiona would return on £1000 with all 3 lifelines still available.
- Fiona thought she knew it, but decided to call her friend Dave, who was definitely, honestly, really sure it was Tonto. She decided to go with him and won £16,000.
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- Bedouins
- French Revolution
- Stallion
- Playing cards
- Breastbone
- Couching
- His Best
- The Cisco Kid
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- What name is given to the nomadic Arabs of North Africa and the Middle East?
- What is the everyday name for the 'trachea'?
- Which country has a Test cricket ground called Kensington Oval?
- In Peter Pan, which animal makes a meal of Captain Hook?
- In which country was the Oscar winning film 'The Piano' predominantly set?
- When Germans cry 'Prost!' and Spanish call 'Salud!', what are they doing?
- In what field were the Wright brothers famous pioneers?
- Which stitches are used to temporarily hold pieces of fabric together during making-up?
- Which Western character was played on screen by Jay Silverheels?
- Starting with the earliest, put these four historical events in order.
- Which word connects a horse used for breeding and a plain earring?
- What did 'England Expect Every Man' to do, according to Nelson's famous signal?
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