"Suffolk"@en . "Swedish"@en . "Triangular"@en . "Garage"@en . "Steve Devlin"@en . "Steve Devlin, from Belfast, was a contestant on series 9 of the UK version of the show on 18 January, 2001. He walked away with \u00A3500,000. He had previously won a place on the Fastest Finger round but was so nervous he chose to go home again."@en . "\u00A31,000,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Hard Times"@en . "Montague"@en . "Pentagonal"@en . "Surrey"@en . "What are muslin and chenille?"@en . "correct"@en . "Birmingham"@en . "7"^^ . "What nationality is the former tennis champion Bjorn Borg?"@en . "What is the name of the official report of the proceedings of the Houses of Parliament?"@en . "Danish"@en . "Spitfire"@en . "Steve thought it was Bull Moose, and was pretty sure about it. However, knowing he would lose \u00A3468,000 if he was wrong, he decided to walk away with \u00A3500,000. The correct answer was indeed A: Bull Moose."@en . "Formic acid"@en . "Hexagonal"@en . "5050"^^ . "What is the modern term for a type of energetic, rough-and-ready rock music?"@en . "Cider"@en . "Brandy"@en . "1"^^ . "Oxalic acid"@en . "What shape is each cell of a honeycomb?"@en . "Kismet"@en . "\u00A3125,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Norwegian"@en . "\u00A3200 - Not Timed"@en . "Fastest Finger First Question"@en . . "\u00A364,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Which famous aircraft was designed by Reginald Mitchell?"@en . "Which of these words can mean fate or destiny?"@en . "\u00A3250,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Kimono"@en . "correct"@en . "Conservatory"@en . . "David Copperfield"@en . "Hansard"@en . "Mortimer"@en . "Greenhouse"@en . "Bull Elephant"@en . "\u00A316,000 - Not Timed"@en . "\u00A38,000 - Not Timed"@en . "2"^^ . "Wine"@en . "Martin Chuzzlewit"@en . "Emerald Cement"@en . "Camel"@en . "Rectangular"@en . . "Ale"@en . "What kind of drink is 'scrumpy'?"@en . "correct"@en . "Hanson"@en . . "\u00A3500,000 - Not Timed"@en . "\u00A31,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Daniel Defoe"@en . "Marlon"@en . "Lancaster"@en . "\u00A34,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Marvin"@en . "In 1912, former US President Theodore Roosevelt was a candidate for which political party?"@en . . "Which of these is the name of a famous American TV presenter and comedienne?"@en . "\u00A3100 - Not Timed"@en . "Bull Frog"@en . "What is the substance that causes the irritation of a sting by a nettle or an ant?"@en . "\u00A3500 - Not Timed"@en . . "Steve Devlin, from Belfast, was a contestant on series 9 of the UK version of the show on 18 January, 2001. He walked away with \u00A3500,000. He had previously won a place on the Fastest Finger round but was so nervous he chose to go home again."@en . "90"^^ . "3050.0"^^ . "5050"^^ . "Steve did not know, so he decided to call his friend Jim, who failed to answer within the alloted time. Therefore, he decided to use his 50:50, eliminating A and D. After pondering for a while, he decided to go with Martin Chuzzlewit and won \u00A3250,000. ."@en . "Diamond Gum"@en . "London"@en . "Fabrics"@en . "Shropshire"@en . "Somerset"@en . "Finnish"@en . "Sapphire Glue"@en . "1980.0"^^ . "Salop was the name of which county between 1974 and 1980?"@en . "Starting with the earliest, put these authors in the order they were first published."@en . "Kibbutz"@en . "Ascorbic acid"@en . . "Comet"@en . "Bleak House"@en . "Bull Moose"@en . "Ruby Wax"@en . "Santa's reindeer"@en . "'''Steve Devlin"@en . "Salman Rushdie"@en . . "correct"@en . "Folic acid"@en . "Ernest Hemingway"@en . "Which Charles Dickens novel features the sisters Charity and Mercy Pecksniff?"@en . "'Ask the Audience' lifeline used"@en . "Handfast"@en . . "Walter Scott"@en . "\u00A3300 - Not Timed"@en . "Newcastle"@en . . "\u00A332,000 - Not Timed"@en . "Computer viruses"@en . "Shed"@en . "Kitsch"@en . "Manchester"@en . "What was the original name of Mickey Mouse?"@en . "Handel"@en . "Soho is a famous area of which English city?"@en . "Bull Dog"@en . "\u00A32,000 - Not Timed"@en . "UK Contestant"@en .