Eric Fitzgerald, an electronics engineer from Bradford, West Yorkshire won £32,000 on March 10th, 2002 after answering his £64,000 question incorrectly.
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| - Eric Fitzgerald, an electronics engineer from Bradford, West Yorkshire won £32,000 on March 10th, 2002 after answering his £64,000 question incorrectly.
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| B
| - German
- Japan
- Nemesis
- Monkeys
- New Jersey
- Corvette
- Ten
- Steven Spielberg
- Emmerdale
- A Room with a View
- Loveliness sleep
- Nene - 26%
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- £16,000 - Not Timed
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- £300 - Not Timed
- £32,000 - Not Timed
- £4,000 - Not Timed
- £500 - Not Timed
- £64,000 - Not Timed
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| - Eric didn't know, so he phoned a friend of one of his friends, Keith, who said C: Twelve. Eric went for C: Twelve and won £32,000.
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| - 5050(xsd:integer)
- chosen
- correct
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| A
| - France
- Rats
- Norwegian
- Crossroads
- Chrysler
- Nuclear
- Eight
- A Tale of Two Cities
- Martin Scorsese
- Beauty sleep
- Great Ouse - 36%
- New Cardy
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- 3050.0
- 'Phone-A-Friend' lifeline used
- Complete the title of the Prince single: "Little Red..."?
- The plague known as the Black Death was carried to England by fleas living on which animals?
- What name is given to the sleep you need to keep looking young, healthy and attractive?
- The actress Noele Gordon appeared in which TV soap for almost twenty years?
- The town of King's Lynn stands on the mouth of which river?
- Starting with the fewest, put these national flags in order of how many different colours they have.
- What does the 'N' stand for in the abbreviation CND?
- Lucy Honeychurch is a central character of which novel?
- Who won a Best Director Oscar for the film 'Saving Private Ryan'?
- What is the name of the US state that was third to join the Union in 1787?
- What nationality is tennis player Thomas Johansson, the 2002 Australian Open winner?
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| - Pigs
- Swedish
- South Africa
- Cadillac
- Fourteen
- EastEnders
- Stanley Kubrick
- Napalm
- Cherwell - 17%
- New Pully
- Prettiness sleep
- The Mill on the Floss
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| bstyle
| - 5050(xsd:integer)
- correct
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| C
| - Danish
- Horses
- Coronation Street
- Persuasion
- United Arab Emirates
- Car
- Twelve
- Brian de Palma
- Glamour sleep
- New Woolly
- Nutritional
- Stour - 21%
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| - Eric Fitzgerald, an electronics engineer from Bradford, West Yorkshire won £32,000 on March 10th, 2002 after answering his £64,000 question incorrectly.
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