Fifteen to One | March 9th, 1999

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Tuesday 9th March 1999

Enid Blyton Enid Blyton can i have that??? lol

Hello, happy Monday (Monday 1st November 2021) and welcome to a brand new series of fifteen to one! I hope you’ve enjoyed a good week off and it’s wonderful to have everyone back. 7 weeks of the programme will from Monday 1st November to Friday 17th December just in time for Christmas.

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Paul should have been eliminated from the game on the penultimate question of the final round... He gave an incorrect answer first, then a correct one... On every other occasion that happened on 15-to-1, William G. Stewart disallowed the second answer on the basis that you're only supposed to have one chance at a question, and the first answer offered was incorrect... No wonder Jack seemed a bit irked at the end of the show!

Hate the new one. It doesn't need to be stretched out over an hour!

to take a question on the last question of the game with one life left??!!!!! legend

Hello it’s Thursday and this is fifteen to one! (Thursday 23rd June 2022) this is the last normal episode of the series and tomorrow it’s grand final time! (Friday 24th June 2022) we’re off on a summer holidays and we will see you Monday 25th July for the 2022-2023 season. Enjoy.

In observation, I note that W.G.S allowed 2nd answers quite a few times over the years, the key being if the 2nd answer was given as part of the first answer, like a whole phrase AND if the whole response from the contestant started within the 3 seconds. If the given answer was half right, but required more, W.G.S also gave you a further chance by prompt - subject to the 3 seconds after the prompt. 15-1 was the one pleasure I got from being off sick from primary school. Primary was the only aspect of my education that I enjoyed, it all went downhill after Year 6.

Lesley nearly got her answer correct by mistake. The correct name of the radio programme was 'I'm sorry, I haven't a clue" whereas Lesley innocently said 'I'm sorry, I don't know' because she really didn't know the answer! Hahaha.