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Bob Monkhouse in Wipeout (1994)

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Episode #6.14

Wipeout

The grid subjects featured on this edition are:

Main Grids: Songs with "Mr" in the title; Types of clock.

Auction Grids: Bob Dylan songs; Names for soldiers; Shades of green.

Final Grid: The Deadly Sins.
During the opening chat with the contestants, Bob jokes about Jaws being a romantic movie, as in the first scene the shark gets the girl. It wouldn't be the last time he'd use the joke, repeating it in Episode #6.71 (1999).
The subject of the third Auction Grid - types or shades of green - had originally appeared as a final grid in Episode #2.3 (1994).

However, despite the same subject matter, none of the answers were the same.
At the end of the Auction Grid round, Bob holds one of his question cards the wrong way round, giving viewers a rare chance to see the other side.

While some other BBC quiz shows, such as Blankety Blank (1978), were seen to have hand-written cards, the card Bob accidentally shows the camera appears neatly typed.
Bob gives extra emphasis to his sign-off catchphrase on this edition, telling viewers: "That REALLY wipes me out!"

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