Contestant Carole Sutherland is introduced as a "checkout lady" by Paul, but without specifying the supermarket name she works at. As the BBC has a no-advertising rule, Carole's later revelation that she works at Sainsbury's causes some shock for Paul.
The grid on singles that were No.1 for nine weeks or more in the UK Chart would later reappear in Episode #5.2 (1998).
The only difference is that "It's Now or Never", "You're The One That I Want" and "Here In My Heart" weren't options on the later grid, their places instead taken by "Oh Mein Papa", "Secret Love" and "Wonderful Land".
The only difference is that "It's Now or Never", "You're The One That I Want" and "Here In My Heart" weren't options on the later grid, their places instead taken by "Oh Mein Papa", "Secret Love" and "Wonderful Land".
This edition didn't make the Top 70 Chart.
The grid subjects featured on this edition are:
Main Grids: No.1 songs for 9 or more weeks; Medicine invented by accident; The meaning of names.
Auction Grids: Soap opera pubs; Fictional dogs; People who changed religion.
Final Grid: Shades of green.
Main Grids: No.1 songs for 9 or more weeks; Medicine invented by accident; The meaning of names.
Auction Grids: Soap opera pubs; Fictional dogs; People who changed religion.
Final Grid: Shades of green.
The subject of the final grid - types or shades of green - would later appear as an Auction Grid in Episode #6.14 (1998).
However, despite the same subject matter, none of the answers were the same.
However, despite the same subject matter, none of the answers were the same.
