This edition saw the show enter the Top 30 for the first and only time, reaching 22nd place with 8.14 million viewers.
A grid on words that begin with "in" but don't make sense without the prefix includes the unusual choice for a family show of "incest", complete with Paul explaining what it means.
The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: Really fake?; People with red hair; Words beginning with "in" that make no sense when "in" is removed.
Auction Grids: Celebrities playing themselves in The Archers; Sums producing an even answer; Words that become different when read backwards.
Final Grid: Films directed by Steven Spielberg.
Main Grids: Really fake?; People with red hair; Words beginning with "in" that make no sense when "in" is removed.
Auction Grids: Celebrities playing themselves in The Archers; Sums producing an even answer; Words that become different when read backwards.
Final Grid: Films directed by Steven Spielberg.
The final grid - films directed by Steven Spielberg - was reused for an Auction Grid in Episode #6.28 (1999).
However, only four of the same options appeared on both grids: The Color Purple, E.T., Jaws and Jurassic Park.
However, only four of the same options appeared on both grids: The Color Purple, E.T., Jaws and Jurassic Park.
