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The Calcariidae are a group of passerine birds which had been traditionally grouped with the New World sparrows, but differ in a number of respects and are usually found in open grassy areas. Lapland longspur (), Calcarius lapponicus (A) Snow bunting (), Plectrophenax nivalis Old World buntings Order: PasseriformesFamily: Emberizidae The emberizids are a large family of passerine birds. They are seed-eating birds with distinctively shaped bills. Many emberizid species have distinctive head patterns.
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Black-headed bunting (), Emberiza melanocephala (A) Red-headed bunting (), Emberiza bruniceps (A) Corn bunting (), Miliaria calandraRock bunting (), Emberiza ciaMeadow bunting (), Emberiza cioides (A) (D) Cirl bunting (), Emberiza cirlusYellowhammer (), Emberiza citrinella (A – African enclaves) Pine bunting (), Emberiza leucocephalos (A) Ortolan bunting (), Emberiza hortulanaCretzschmar's bunting (), Emberiza caesia (A) House bunting (), Emberiza sahari (A) Reed bunting (), Emberiza schoeniclus (A – Canary Islands) Yellow-breasted bunting (), Emberiza aureola (A) critically endangered Little bunting (), Emberiza pusilla (A) Rustic bunting (), Emberiza rustica (A) vulnerable New World sparrows Order: PasseriformesFamily: Passerellidae The New World sparrows (or American sparrows) are a large family of seed-eating passerine birds with distinctively finch-like bills.
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Dark-eyed junco, Junco hyemalis (A) White-throated sparrow, Zonotrichia albicollis (A) Song sparrow (), Melospiza melodia (A) Troupials and allies Order: PasseriformesFamily: Icteridae Icterids make up a family of small- to medium-sized, often colorful, New-World passerine birds. Most species have black as a predominant plumage color, often enlivened by yellow, orange or red. The species in the family vary widely in size, shape, behavior and coloration. Bobolink (), Dolichonyx oryzivorus (A) (Canary Islands only) Baltimore oriole, Icterus galbula (A) New World warblers Order: PasseriformesFamily: Parulidae The New World warblers are a group of small often colorful passerine birds restricted to the New World. Most are arboreal, but some are more terrestrial. Most members of this family are insectivores.
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Louisiana waterthrush, Parkesia motacilla (A) Northern waterthrush (), Parkesia noveboracensis (A) (Canary Islands only) Black-and-white warbler (), Mniotilta varia (A) (Canary Islands only) Common yellowthroat (), Geothlypis trichas (A) American redstart, Setophaga ruticilla (A) Blackpoll warbler, Setophaga striata (A) Yellow-rumped warbler (), Setophaga coronata (A) Cardinals and allies Order: PasseriformesFamily: Cardinalidae The cardinals are a family of robust, seed-eating birds with strong bills. They are typically associated with open woodland. The sexes usually have distinct plumages. Rose-breasted grosbeak || Pheucticus ludovicianus'' || (A) See also List of birds Lists of birds by region References Birds Spain Spain Spain
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State Route 24 (SR 24) is a state highway that travels south-to-north in an S-shaped curve through portions of Bulloch, Screven, Burke, Jefferson, Washington, Baldwin, Putnam, Morgan, and Oconee counties in the east-central part of the U.S. state of Georgia. The highway connects Statesboro with the Watkinsville area, via Waynesboro, Louisville, Sandersville, Milledgeville, Eatonton, and Madison. SR 24 was originally designated from Statesboro to Millen, on a different path than it currently travels. After it was shifted onto part of its current path, it was gradually extended in both directions. It was also extended from Watkinsville to Athens and then Commerce. The paths of SR 15 and SR 24, between Athens and Commerce, were swapped and then reverted to their original paths.
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The portion of the highway between Sandersville and Milledgeville is part of the Fall Line Freeway, a divided highway that spans the state from Columbus to Augusta. The Fall Line Freeway is planned to be incorporated into the proposed eastern extension of Interstate 14 (I-14), a freeway that is currently entirely within Central Texas and may be extended to Augusta. Route description
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Statesboro to Waynesboro
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SR 24 begins at an intersection with US 80/SR 26 (East Northside Drive) in Statesboro, within Bulloch County. The highway travels to the east-northeast on East Main Street and intersects US 301 Byp./SR 73 Byp. (Veterans Memorial Parkway), a bypass around the southern and eastern parts of the city. SR 24 continues to the east-northeast, leaves town, and crosses over the Ogeechee River into Screven County. In Oliver, it intersects SR 17 (Scarsboro Highway). Then, in Newington, it intersects SR 21. In the main part of town, it meets SR 21 Bus., the former routing of SR 21. The highway curves to the northwest and travels through rural areas of the county and has a brief concurrency with US 301/SR 73 (Burton's Ferry Highway) north-northeast of Sylvania. After traveling through Hiltonia, it enters Burke County. In Sardis, it intersects SR 23 (Charles Perry Avenue). The highway continues to the northwest toward Waynesboro. Just before entering town, it intersects US 25 Byp./SR 121 Byp., a
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bypass around most of the eastern part of town. Approximately later, it enters the city limits of town and intersects US 25/SR 121. The three highways travel concurrently into the main part of town. There, they intersect SR 56/SR 80 (6th Street). At this intersection, SR 24 turns left and begins the westerly part of its routing.
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Waynesboro to Milledgeville
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SR 24 follows SR 56/SR 80 to the west-southwest. Just outside the city limits, SR 56 departs to the south-southwest, and then SR 80 splits off to the northwest on George Massey Road. After that, SR 24 travels to the west-southwest and enters Vidette. There, it intersects SR 305 (Railroad Avenue). Shortly after leaving town, it enters Jefferson County. In Louisville. Just inside the city limits is an intersection with US 1/SR 4 (Jefferson Davis Highway). At East 9th Street, SR 24 turns to the right and travels to the northwest. Two blocks later, it intersects US 1 Bus./US 221/SR 4 Bus. (Peachtree Street). At this intersection, SR 24 turns to the left. The four highways travel to the southwest. Then, at East Broad Street, US 1 Bus./SR 4 Bus. splits off to the southeast, while US 221/SR 24 continue to the southwest. At Rocky Comfort Creek, they leave town. About later, SR 171 (Grange Road) joins the concurrency. The three highways cross over the Ogeechee River. Southwest of that
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crossing, SR 24 splits off to the west and enters Washington County. In Davisboro, it intersects SR 231 (Tree Nursery Road). After a long, gradual curve, the highway travels toward Sandersville. At Ridge Road, just east of the city limits, the road turns to the right and heads north for less than . It meets SR 540 and the western terminus of SR 88 (Fall Line Freeway), where it turns left onto SR 540 (Fall Line Freeway). SR 24 and SR 540 act as a bypass of most of the northern part of the city. They enter the city limits and have an intersection with SR 15 (Sparta Road). After that intersection, the highways curve to the southwest. Just over after leaving the city limits it meets the western terminus of SR 242. Then, it has an intersection with both the northern terminus of SR 68 (Tennille–Macon Road) and the southern terminus of SR 24 Spur (Yank Brown Road). After that, they begin curving to the northwest. There, SR 540 (Fall Line Freeway) departs to the northwest. Just before
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leaving the county, it meets the northern terminus of SR 272. It crosses over Gumm Creek and enters Baldwin County. It travels to the northwest and intersects SR 22 (Sparta Highway). The two highways begin a concurrency to the west. Then, they cross over the Oconee River into Milledgeville. Three blocks east-northeast of Georgia College, they meet the northern terminus of SR 49 (East Hancock Street) and the former northern terminus of SR 112 (South Elbert Street). At Montgomery Street, SR 22/SR 24 turn to the west and skirt along the northern edge of Georgia College. At the northwestern corner of the college, they intersect US 441 Bus./SR 29 Bus. (North Clark Street). At this intersection, US 441 Bus./SR 22/SR 24/SR 29 Bus. begin a concurrency to the west. One block later, US 441 Bus./SR 29 Bus. splits off to the west-southwest on West Montgomery Street, while US 441 Bus./SR 24/SR 29 Bus. travel to the north-northwest. At this intersection, SR 24 begins its northern section.
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Milledgeville to Watkinsville
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Farther to the northwest, next to Hatcher Square Mall Shopping Center, the two highways intersect US 441/SR 29 (Roberson Mill Road). At this intersection, US 441 Bus. and SR 29 both meet their northern terminus, and US 441/SR 24 travel to the north-northwest. In fact, the two highways are concurrent for the rest of SR 24's length. Farther to the northwest, they cross over the Little River into Putnam County. In the southern part of Eatonton, they intersect US 129/SR 44 (Gray Road). This intersection also marks the southern terminus of US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. (Oak Street). US 129 joins the concurrency for the rest of SR 24's length. Northwest of there, they intersect SR 16 (Monticello Road). The concurrency curves to the northeast and meets the northern terminus of US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. (North Jefferson Avenue). On the northern edge of the Oconee National Forest, they meet the northern terminus of what used to be SR 300 (Union Chapel Road NW). Then, they enter Morgan County. The
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highways continue to the north-northwest and enter Madison. There, they have an interchange with Interstate 20 (I-20). Approximately later, they meet the southern terminus of US 129 Byp./US 441 Byp./SR 24 Byp. (Brooks Pennington Memorial Parkway). About later, they meet the southern terminus of SR 24 Spur (Ward Road). Then, US 278/SR 12/SR 83 (Eatonton Highway) join the concurrency next to Walton Park. The concurrency passes Hill Park and reach Washington Street, where SR 83 splits off to the northwest. The highways pass by Madison Municipal Airport and meet the northern terminus of US 129 Byp./US 441 Byp./SR 24 Byp. At this intersection, US 278/SR 12 splits off to the east, while US 129/US 441/SR 24 continue to the north. After leaving town, they pass by Youngblood Lake and cross over the Apalachee River into Oconee County. The concurrency passes by Heritage Park and travels through Bishop. They meet the eastern terminus of SR 186 just north of the city limits. Just before skirting
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along the western edge of Watkinsville, they meet the southern terminus of US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. (Macon Highway). The concurrency has an interchange with SR 53 (Experiment Station Road). To the north-northeast, they intersect US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 15/SR 24 Bus. (Macon Highway). At this intersection, US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus., as well as SR 24, all reach their northern terminus. After here, US 129/US 441, now concurrent with SR 15 travel toward Athens.
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National Highway System The following portions of SR 24 are part of the National Highway System, a system of routes determined to be the most important for the nation's economy, mobility, and defense: The portion concurrent with US 301/SR 73 near Hiltonia From SR 88 in Sandersville to SR 49 in Milledgeville The entire length of its concurrency with US 441, from Milledgeville to north-northwest of Watkinsville History
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1920s to 1940s
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SR 24 was established at least as early as 1919 from Waynesboro to SR 12 in Madison. At this time, part of SR 15 was established from SR 45 in Watkinsville to Athens. By the end of September 1921, the path of SR 24, from Waynesboro to Louisville, was shifted northwest to travel north on SR 17 from Louisville to Wrens and then on a sole path from Wrens to Augusta. The former path of SR 24 was redesignated as SR 20. SR 24 was extended slightly to the east on SR 12 in Madison and then north-northwest to SR 15 in Watkinsville. By October 1926, US 1 was designated on SR 24 from Augusta to Louisville. US 129 was designated on SR 24 from Eatonton to Watkinsville and on SR 15 from Watkinsville to Athens. By October 1929, the path of SR 24, from Augusta to Louisville, was reverted to the Waynesboro–Louisville path, replacing SR 20. SR 24's former path, on US 1, was redesignated as part of SR 4. By June 1930, SR 24 was extended south-southeast to SR 21 in Sylvania. In April 1932, it was
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extended completely concurrent with SR 15 north-northeast to Athens and then on a sole path north-northwest to Commerce. Between November 1932 and May 1933, the southern terminus was truncated to SR 73 north of Sylvania, since SR 73 was extended on this former path into the city. Between November 1946 and February 1948, all of SR 24 that existed at the time was hard surfaced. By April 1949, US 441 was designated on the path of SR 24 from Milledgeville to Commerce. The southern terminus of SR 24 was extended slightly southward on a concurrency with US 301/SR 73 and then to the south-southeast and southwest to SR 21 in Newington.
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1950s to 2010s
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In 1952, an unnumbered road was established from Oliver to Newington. Between the beginning of 1951 and the beginning of 1958, SR 24 was extended to SR 98 northwest of Commerce. Between July 1957 and June 1960, SR 24 was extended on the Oliver–Newington unnumbered road and then southwest to Statesboro. The paths of SR 15 and SR 24, between Athens and Commerce, were swapped, with SR 24 traveling concurrent with US 129 northwest to Jefferson and then on a sole path northeast to Commerce. Between June 1960 and June 1963, the paths of these two highways were swapped back to their original paths. Between June 1963 and the beginning of 1966, the northern terminus of SR 24 was truncated to its current point, north of Watkinsville. At least as early as 1985, the path of US 441 in Milledgeville was slightly shifted to the southwest, completely concurrent with SR 29 in the city. In 1988, a western bypass of Eatonton, designated as SR 826 was proposed from US 129/SR 44 in Warfield to
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US 129/US 441/SR 24 north of Eatonton. In 1990, a western bypass of Watkinsville, designated as a northern extension of SR 186, was proposed from US 129/US 441/SR 24 north-northeast of Bishop to US 129/US 441/SR 15 in the southern part of Athens. In 1992, US 129/US 441/SR 24 in the Eatonton area was shifted westward, replacing the path of SR 826. The former path was redesignated as US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. The western bypass of Watkinsville was then proposed as SR 818. Between the beginning of 1987 and the beginning of 1998, the path of US 129/US 441/SR 24 (and SR 15 north of SR 24's northern terminus) was shifted westward, replacing the proposed path of SR 818. The former path was redesignated as US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. Between the beginning of 1994 and the beginning of 2010, the path of SR 24 in Sandersville was shifted northward, onto SR 88. Its former path was redesignated as part of SR 242.
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Future Parts of SR 24, between Milledgeville and Sandersville, are proposed to be included in the Fall Line Freeway, and may be included in I-14, a future Interstate Highway, that is proposed to connect Natchez, Mississippi with Augusta, Georgia. Major intersections Special routes Davisboro spur route State Route 24 Spur (SR 24 Spur) was a spur route of SR 24 that existed entirely within the east-central part of Washington County. Its entire route was inside the city limits of Davisboro. Between October 1940 and January 1941, it was established from downtown Davisboro to SR 24 in the northern part of the city. In 1943, its entire length was redesignated as part of SR 231. Sandersville spur route
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State Route 24 Spur (SR 24 Spur) was a spur route of SR 24 that existed in the central part of Washington County. Most of the highway was within the city limits of Sandersville. Between the beginning of 1984 and the beginning of 1994, it was established from SR 24 west of the city to SR 15 in the southern part of the city. By the beginning of 2010, when SR 24 in Sandersville was shifted to the northern part of the city and was redesignated as part of SR 242, SR 24 Spur was redesignated as SR 242 Spur. Washington County spur route State Route 24 Spur (SR 24 Spur) is a spur route of SR 24 that exists entirely within the central part of Washington County. Its entire route is west of Sandersville, except for its northern terminus, which is on the northwestern edge of the city limits. It is known as Yank Brown Road for its entire length.
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It begins at an intersection with the SR 24 mainline and SR 540 (West Church Street/Fall Line Freeway) west of Sandersville. This intersection also marks the northern terminus of SR 68 (Tennille–Macon Road). The highway travels to the north-northeast and meets its northern terminus, an intersection with Deepstep Road on the northwestern edge of Sandersville's city limits. SR 24 Spur is not part of the National Highway System, a system of routes determined to be the most important for the nation's economy, mobility, and defense. At least as early as 1951, Yank Brown Road was established. In 1987, it was designated as SR 24 Spur. Milledgeville connector route
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State Route 24 Connector (SR 24 Conn.) was a connector route of SR 24 that existed entirely within the city limits of Milledgeville. In 1971, it and SR 22 Conn. was established from US 441 (Wayne Street) and SR 29, which took on the Franklin Street name, east-northeast on Franklin Street to SR 112 (Elbert Street), and then north-northwest on Elbert Street to SR 22/SR 24/SR 49. Between the beginning of 1986 and the beginning of 1996, US 441/SR 29 were shifted west of the city. The former path was redesignated as US 441 Bus./SR 243. At this time, both SR 22 Conn. and SR 24 Conn. were decommissioned. The Elbert Street portion was redesignated as a northern extension of SR 112. Eatonton business loop State Route 24 Business (SR 24 Bus.) is a business route of SR 24 that exists entirely within the city limits of Eatonton in the central part of Putnam County.
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It begins at an intersection with US 129/US 441/SR 24/SR 44 in the southern part of Eatonton. At this intersection, SR 24 Bus. travels in a northerly direction concurrent with SR 44, along with US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus., which begin at this intersection, as well. The four highways curve to the north-northwest along Oak Street and pass the Uncle Remus Golf Course. They curve to the northeast before curving again to the north-northwest. At East Sumter Street, SR 44 splits off to the northeast, concurrent with SR 16. SR 16 joins the concurrency for one block and then splits off to the southwest on West Marion Street. US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. continue to the north-northwest and curve to the north. Just before intersecting US 129/US 441/SR 24 in the northern part of town, the concurrency has one final curve to the northwest. At US 129/US 441/SR 24, all three highways meet their northern terminus.
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SR 24 Bus. is not part of the National Highway System, a system of roadways important to the nation's economy, defense, and mobility. The roadway that would eventually become SR 24 Bus. was established at least as early as 1919 as part of SR 24 on this path. Between September 1921 and October 1926, US 129 was designated on the path of SR 24 from Eatonton to Watkinsville. In 1930, the portion of SR 24 in the southern part of Eatonton had a "completed hard surface". By the beginning of 1932, the portion of the highway in the northern part of the city also had a completed hard surface. By April 1949, US 441 was designated on the path of SR 24 from Milledgeville to Commerce. In 1988, a western bypass of Eatonton, designated as SR 826 was proposed from US 129/SR 44 in Warfield to US 129/US 441/SR 24 north of Eatonton. In 1992, US 129/US 441/SR 24 in the Eatonton area was shifted westward, replacing the path of SR 826. The former path was redesignated as US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus.
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Madison bypass route State Route 24 Bypass (SR 24 Byp.) is a bypass route of SR 24 that exists entirely within the central part of Morgan County. Parts of the highway are inside the city limits of Madison. It is named Madison Bypass, and is entirely concurrent with US 129 Byp. and US 441 Byp., as well as Us 278 Truck and SR 12 Truck. The bypass is also signed as US 441 Truck and SR 24 Truck.
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It begins at an intersection with US 129/US 441/SR 24 in the southern part of Madison. At this intersection, which is also the eastern terminus of Lions Club Road, SR 24 Byp. travels in a northeasterly direction, concurrent with US 129 Byp./US 278 Truck/US 441 Byp./US 441 Truck/SR 24 Truck. The five highways leave the city limits of Madison and then briefly re-enter it. They curve to the north-northeast and re-enter the city limits again. Then, they skirt along the western edge of Heritage Park. After that, they curve to the north-northwest and curve to the north-northeast and leave the city limits again and meet their northern terminus, an intersection with US 129/US 278/US 441/SR 12/SR 24, just north of the city. SR 24 Byp. is not part of the National Highway System, a system of roadways important to the nation's economy, defense, and mobility.
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In 1988, US 129 Byp./US 441 Byp./SR 24 Byp. was proposed from US 129/US 441/SR 24 south-southwest of the city to US 129/US 441/SR 24 and US 278/SR 12 northeast of it. In 1992, the bypass routes were completed. Madison spur route State Route 24 Spur (SR 24 Spur) is a spur route of SR 24 that exists entirely within the central part of Madison in the central part of Morgan County. It is known as Ward Road for its entire length. It travels concurrently with US 278 Truck/SR 12 Truck for its entire length. It begins at an intersection with US 129/US 441/SR 24 (Eatonton Road). Here, US 278 Truck/SR 12 Truck leave a concurrency with US 129/US 441/SR 24 and begin one with SR 24 Spur. The three highways travel in a northwestern curve and meets SR 24 Spur's northern terminus and US 278 Truck/SR 12 Truck's western terminus, an intersection with US 278/SR 12/SR 83.
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SR 24 Spur is not part of the National Highway System, a system of roadways important to the nation's economy, defense, and mobility. Between the beginning of 1945 and November 1946, SR 24 Spur was established on its current path. Watkinsville business loop State Route 24 Business (SR 24 Bus.) exists entirely within the central part of Oconee County. Most of the route is inside the city limits of Watkinsville.
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It begins at an intersection with US 129/US 441/SR 24 just southwest of Watkinsville. At this intersection, SR 24 Bus. travels in a northeasterly direction on Macon Highway, concurrent with US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus., which begin at this intersection, as well. The three highways enter the city limits and parallel a Norfolk Southern Railway line for about . The concurrency curves to the north and very gradually bends to the north-northwest and intersect SR 15 (Greensboro Highway), which joins the concurrency. At Experiment Station Road, they meet the eastern terminus of SR 53. The highways curve to a nearly northern routing and cross over Calls Creek. Then, they leave the city limits and curve to the northwest and intersect US 129/US 441/SR 24, where US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. meet their northern terminus, and SR 15 turns to the right onto US 129/US 441/SR 24 north.
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SR 24 Bus. is not part of the National Highway System, a system of roadways important to the nation's economy, defense, and mobility. The roadway that would eventually become SR 24 Bus. was established at least as early as 1919 as part of SR 15. By October 1926, US 129 was designated on SR 24 from Eatonton to Watkinsville and on SR 15 from Watkinsville to Athens. In April 1932, the portion of US 129/SR 15 in the northern part of Watkinsville had a "completed hard surface". SR 24 was extended completely concurrent with SR 15 north-northeast to Athens. In June 1933, the portion of US 129/SR 24 in the southern part of Watkinsville also had a completed hard surface. By April 1949, US 441 was designated on the path of SR 24 from Milledgeville to Commerce.
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Between June 1963 and the beginning of 1966, the northern terminus of SR 24 was truncated to its current point, north of Watkinsville. In 1990, a western bypass of Watkinsville, designated as a northern extension of SR 186, was proposed from US 129/US 441/SR 24 north-northeast of Bishop to US 129/US 441/SR 15 in the southern part of Athens. In 1992, the western bypass of Watkinsville was then proposed as SR 818. Between the beginning of 1987 and the beginning of 1998, the path of US 129/US 441/SR 24 (and SR 15 north of SR 24's northern terminus) was shifted westward, replacing the proposed path of SR 818. The former path was redesignated as US 129 Bus./US 441 Bus./SR 24 Bus. Commerce spur route
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State Route 24 Spur (SR 24 Spur) was a spur route of SR 24 that existed completely within the city limits of Commerce, Georgia, in the northeastern part of Jackson County. Between July 1957 and June 1960, it was established on the path of US 441/SR 15/SR 98 from SR 24 in the southeastern part of the city to SR 24/SR 98 in the central part of the city. Between June 1960 and June 1963, the paths of SR 15 and SR 24, between Athens and Commerce, were swapped. Between June 1963 and the beginning of 1966, it was decommissioned. This table shows the 1963-1965 route. Commerce connector route
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State Route 24 Connector (SR 24 Conn.) was a connector route of SR 24 that existed completely within the city limits of Commerce, in the northeastern part of Jackson County. Between July 1957 and June 1960, it was established on the path of SR 98 from US 441/SR 15/SR 24 in the central part of the city to SR 59 Conn. in the northwestern part of the city. Between June 1960 and June 1963, the paths of SR 15 and SR 24, between Athens and Commerce, were swapped, with SR 24 rerouted in the city. Between June 1963 and the beginning of 1966, SR 24 Conn. was decommissioned. See also Central Savannah River Area References External links Georgia Roads (Routes 21 - 40)
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024 Transportation in Bulloch County, Georgia Transportation in Screven County, Georgia Transportation in Burke County, Georgia Transportation in Jefferson County, Georgia Transportation in Washington County, Georgia Transportation in Baldwin County, Georgia Transportation in Putnam County, Georgia Transportation in Morgan County, Georgia Transportation in Oconee County, Georgia Milledgeville micropolitan area, Georgia
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Blankety Blank is a British comedy game show which started in 1979 and is still running today, albeit with some sizeable gaps. The original series ran from 18 January 1979 to 12 March 1990 on BBC 1, hosted first by Terry Wogan from 1979 until 1983, then by Les Dawson from 1984 until 1990. A revival hosted by Paul O'Grady (as Lily Savage) was produced by the BBC from 26 December 1997 to 28 December 1999, followed by ITV from 7 January 2001 to 10 August 2002 as Lily Savage's Blankety Blank. David Walliams hosted a one-off Christmas Special for ITV on 24 December 2016, with Bradley Walsh hosting a 2020 Christmas Special of the show for the BBC, which in turn led to a second revival series to air late 2021. The series premiered on 2 October 2021. The show is based on the American game show Match Game, with contestants trying to match answers given by celebrity panelists to fill-in-the-blank questions. Format
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Main game Two contestants compete. The object of the game is to match the answers of as many of the six celebrity panellists as possible on fill-in-the-blank statements. The main game is played in two rounds. The contestant is given a choice of two statements labelled either "A" or "B". The host then reads the statement. When Les Dawson became the host, the programme did away with the A or B choice, but this was reinstated when Lily Savage became the host. Frequently, the statements are written with comedic, double entendre answers in mind. A classic example: "Did you catch a glimpse of that girl on the corner? She has the world's biggest blank."
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While the contestant ponders their answer, the six celebrities write their answers on index cards. After they finish, the contestant is asked for their answer. The host then asks each celebrity – one at a time, beginning with the upper left hand corner – to give their response. The contestant earns one point for each celebrity who wrote down the same answer (or reasonably similar as determined by the judges) up to a maximum of six points for matching everyone. After play is completed on the contestant's question, the host reads the statement on the other card for the opponent and play is identical. The trailing contestant begins round two, with two new questions, unless they matched everyone in the first round. Only celebrities that a contestant failed to match could play this round.
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If the players have the same score at the end of the show, a tiebreaker is used that reverses the game play. The contestants write their answers first on a card in secret, then the celebrities are canvassed to give their answers. The first celebrity response to match a contestant's answer gives that contestant the victory; if there is still no match (which is rare), the round is replayed with a new question. Supermatch A fill-in-the-blank phrase is given, and it is up to the contestant to choose the most common response based on a studio audience survey. After consulting with three celebrities on the panel for help the contestant has to choose an answer. The answers are revealed after that; the most popular answer in the survey is worth 150 Blanks, the second-most popular 100 Blanks, and the third most popular 50. If a contestant fails to match any of the three answers, the bonus round ended.
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Another game is played with two new players, and the one who amassed the most from the Supermatch wins the game (and if the two winners score the same it would go to "sudden death", using the same tiebreaker as in the main game). That player chooses one of the celebrities who writes down their answer to a "word BLANK" phrase. The player then gives their answer, if they matched, they double up their blanks for a more valuable prize. Matching the 150-blank answer and winning the head-to-head final won the star prize. On Lily Savage's Blankety Blank, the player with the highest Supermatch score or winner of a tie-breaker round played the head-to-head round for an additional prize. On the current revival, both players play the tiebreaker even without a tie.
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Supermatch prizes Prizes on British game shows of the 1980s are very poor by modern standards. The Independent Broadcasting Authority restricted prize values on ITV shows, and BBC-programme prizes were worth even less because the corporation felt it inappropriate to spend licence payers' money on such things. As a result, the poor-quality prizes became a running joke throughout the show's various runs, particularly during the Dawson era. Dawson drew attention to the fact that the prizes were less-than-mediocre, not pretending that the show had "fabulous prizes" as others did, but making a joke of it, such as referring to them as "fire salvaged" prizes. On one memorable occasion, the 300 Blanks star prize was a trip on Concorde. As the audience (expecting the usual cheap prizes) clapped and cheered appreciatively, Dawson waved them down with "Don't get excited—it goes to the end of the runway and back."
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Most famous was the consolation prize—the Blankety Blank chequebook and pen, which Dawson would often call "The Blankety Blank chequepen and book!" The "chequebook" consisted of a silver trophy in the shape of a chequebook. When one contestant had won nothing, Dawson rolled his eyes and asked her "I bet you wish you'd've stopped at home and watched Crossroads. Do you want me to lend you your bus fare home?" However, despite Dawson's constant jibing of the consolation prize ("Never mind love, you might have lost, but you'll never be short of something to prop your door open with now..."), the chequebook and pen are now worth a great deal, as they were never commercially available and only a limited number were made. A Blankety Blank chequebook, minus the pen, was one of the items uncovered by Andy in Mackenzie Crook's BBC comedy Detectorists. By the time of the 1990s revival, the IBA prize limits had been lifted, and the star prize was generally a holiday.
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On the 2021 series, the Supermatch prizes consist of £500, £750, and prize worth over £750. Celebrity panelists Unaired Pilots (1978) Pilot 1 - Bernard Cribbins, Shirley Anne Field, Lulu, Jimmy Perry, Marjorie Proops, Jerry Stevens Pilot 2 - Lennie Bennett, Jilly Cooper, Judy Cornwell, Wendy Craig, Peter Jones, Bill Tidy
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Series 1 (1979) Show 1 (18 January 1979) - George Baker, Lennie Bennett, Lorraine Chase, Judy Cornwell, Wendy Craig, Bill Tidy Show 2 (25 January 1979) - Wendy Craig, Shirley Ann Field, David Hamilton, Karen Kay, Ron Moody, Patrick Moore Show 3 (1 February 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Jack Douglas, Diane Keen, Michael Parkinson, Beryl Reid, Ian Wallace Show 4 (8 February 1979) - Shirley Ann Field, Brian Murphy, Jon Pertwee, Beryl Reid, Isla St Clair, Bill Tidy Show 5 (15 February 1979) - Michael Barrymore, Liza Goddard, Peter Jones, Kate O'Mara, Margaret Powell, Bernie Winters Show 6 (22 February 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Paul Daniels, Anna Dawson, Derek Griffiths, Patrick Moore, Peggy Mount Show 7 (1 March 1979) - Faith Brown, Judy Cornwell, Windsor Davies, Peter Jones, Bobby Knutt, June Whitfield Show 8 (15 March 1979) - Janet Brown, Wendy Craig, David Jason, Alfred Marks, Ted Moult, Isla St Clair
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Show 9 (22 March 1979) - Marti Caine, Karen Kay, Diane Keen, Alfred Marks, Jerry Stevens, Bill Tidy Show 10 (29 March 1979) - Anna Dawson, Shirley Anne Field, Roy Hudd, Nicholas Parsons, Beryl Reid, Eddie Waring Show 11 (5 April 1979) - Faith Brown, Lorraine Chase, David Jason, Humphrey Lyttleton, Johnny More, Kate O'Mara Show 12 (12 April 1979) - Alexandra Bastedo, Peter Bull, Paul Daniels, Mollie Sugden, Bill Tidy, Dilys Watling Show 13 (19 April 1979) - Lennie Bennett, Liza Goddard, Nerys Hughes, Peter Jones, Una McLean, Patrick Moore Show 14 (26 April 1979) - Keith Harris, Karen Kay, Diane Langton, Pete Murray, Isla St Clair, Jerry Stevens Show 15 (3 May 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Val Doonican, David Hamilton, Dickie Henderson, Karen Kay, Elaine Stritch Show 16 (10 May 1979) - David Copperfield, Paul Daniels, Stacy Dorning, Jack Douglas, Beryl Reid, Wanda Ventham
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Series 2 (1979) Show 1 (6 September 1979) - Lennie Bennett. Patricia Brake, Shirley Anne Field, Roy Hudd, David Jacobs, Beryl Reid Show 2 (13 September 1979) - Wendy Craig, Jack Douglas, Judy Geeson, Little and Large, Aimi Macdonald, Patrick Moore Show 3 (20 September 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Paul Daniels, Percy Edwards, Diane Keen, Roy Kinnear, Julia McKenzie Show 4 (27 September 1979) - Lennie Bennett, Rolf Harris, John Inman, Karen Kay, Barbara Kelly, Una Stubbs Show 5 (4 October 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Barry Cryer, Russell Harty, Lulu, Michael Parkinson, Beryl Reid Show 6 (11 October 1979) - Katie Boyle, Kenny Everett, Liza Goddard, Alfred Marks, Ted Moult, Una Stubbs Show 7 (18 October 1979) - Larry Grayson, David Jason, Moira Lister, Pete Murray, Isla St Clair, Barbara Windsor Show 8 (25 October 1979) - David Bellamy, Sandra Dickinson, Shirley Anne Field, Bobby Knutt, Julia McKenzie, Alfred Marks
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Show 9 (1 November 1979) - Amanda Barrie, Paul Daniels, Barbara Kelly, Sue Lawley, Patrick Moore, Richard O'Sullivan Show 10 (8 November 1979) - Janet Brown, Lorraine Chase, Deryck Guyler, Roy Hudd, David Jason, Lulu Show 11 (15 November 1979) - Dora Bryan, Henry Cooper, Windsor Davies, Larry Grayson, Aimi Macdonald, Francoise Pascal Show 12 (22 November 1979) - Lennie Bennett, Gemma Craven, David Hamilton, Willie Rushton, Una Stubbs, Barbara Windsor Show 13 (29 November 1979) - Arthur Askey, Anna Dawson, Sandra Dickinson, Terry Hall, Johnny More, Beryl Reid Show 14 (6 December 1979) - Arthur Askey, Wendy Craig, Liza Goddard, David Hamilton, Diane Keen, Derek Nimmo Show 15 (13 December 1979) - Pat Coombs, Jack Douglas, Judy Geeson, Keith Harris, David Jacobs, Beryl Reid Show 16 (20 December 1979) - Lorraine Chase, Henry Cooper, Kenny Everett, Thora Hird, Karen Kay, Roy Kinnear
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Christmas Special (25 December 1979) - Lennie Bennett, Lorraine Chase, Wendy Craig, Sandra Dickinson, Shirley Anne Field, Kenny Everett, Liza Goddard, David Hamilton, David Jason, Roy Kinnear, Patrick Moore, Beryl Reid
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Series 3 (1980) Show 1 (4 September 1980) - Katie Boyle, Janet Brown, Lorraine Chase, Barry Cryer, Val Doonican, Kenny Everett Show 2 (11 September 1980) - Paul Daniels, John Junkin, Barbara Kelly, Maureen Lipman, Patrick Moore, Madeline Smith Show 3 (18 September 1980) - Lennie Bennett, Judy Carne, Roy Kinnear, Julia McKenzie, Albert Pontefract Nyree, Dawn Porter Show 4 (25 September 1980) - Ray Alan, Christopher Biggins, Pat Coombs, Liza Goddard, Tom O'Connor, Beryl Reid Show 5 (2 October 1980) - Arthur Askey, Norman Collier, Sandra Dickinson, Diana Dors, David Hamilton, Isla St Clair Show 6 (9 October 1980) - Tim Brooke-Taylor, Windsor Davies, Carol Drinkwater, Alfred Marks, Beryl Reid, Barbara Windsor Show 7 (16 October 1980) - Norman Collier, Liza Goddard, David Jason, John Junkin, Annie Ross, Molly Weir Show 8 (23 October 1980) - Tim Brooke-Taylor, Lorraine Chase, Noele Gordon, Larry Grayson, Roy Hudd, Sylvia Syms
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Show 9 (30 October 1980) - Patti Boulaye, Paul Daniels, David Hamilton, Peter Jones, Libby Morris, Dilys Watling Show 10 (6 November 1980) - Lennie Bennett, Bernard Cribbins, Diana Dors, Jack Douglas, Karen Kay, Rula Lenska Show 11 (13 November 1980) - Isla Blair, Henry Cooper, Les Dawson, Brian Murphy, Beryl Reid, Isla St Clair Show 12 (20 November 1980) - Shirley Anne Field, Rolf Harris, The Krankies, Libby Morris, Tom O'Connor, Madeline Smith Show 13 (27 November 1980) - Patricia Brake, Judy Geeson, Roy Hudd, David Jacobs, Beryl Reid, Willie Rushton Show 14 (4 December 1980) - Kenny Everett, Pearly Gates, Maureen Lipman, Patrick Moore, Tony Selby, Sylvia Syms Show 15 (11 December 1980) - Lorraine Chase, Bernard Cribbins, Paul Daniels, Jill Gascoine, Pete Murray, Barbara Woodhouse
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Christmas Special (26 December 1980) - Katie Boyle, Windsor Davies, Les Dawson, Sandra Dickinson, Kenny Everett, Shirley Anne Field, David Hamilton, Roy Hudd, The Krankies, Rula Lenska, Patrick Moore, Beryl Reid, Madeline Smith, Jimmy Tarbuck
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Series 4 (1981) Show 1 (3 September 1981) - Lenny Henry, David Jacobs, Roy Kinnear, Beryl Reid, Madeline Smith, Tracey Ullman Show 2 (10 September 1981) - Kenny Everett, David Hamilton, Sally James, Derek Nimmo, Wendy Richard, June Whitfleld Show 3 (17 September 1981) - Katie Boyle, Lorraine Chase, Liza Goddard, Russell Harty, Roy Hudd, Jimmy Tarbuck Show 4 (24 September 1981) - Sandra Dickinson, Arthur English, John Junkin, Spike Milligan, Beryl Reid, Dilys Watling Show 5 (1 October 1981) - Frank Carson, Norman Collier, Anita Harris, Ruth Madoc, Patrick Moore, Madeline Smith Show 6 (8 October 1981) - Barry Cryer, Noele Gordon, Larry Grayson, Roz Hanby, Anita Harris, Alfred Marks Show 7 (15 October 1981) - Pat Coombs, Sandra Dickinson, Jack Douglas, Carol Drinkwater, Patrick Moore, Jimmy Tarbuck Show 8 (22 October 1981) - Lorraine Chase, Henry Cooper, Cyril Fletcher, Karen Kay, Beryl Reid, Bernie Winters
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Show 9 (29 October 1981) - Anita Harris, Lenny Henry, Fred Housego, Maureen Lipman, Dinah Sheridan, Jimmy Tarbuck Show 10 (5 November 1981) - Janet Brown, Frank Carson, Windsor Davies, Shirley Ann Field, Liza Goddard, Pete Murray Show 11 (12 November 1981) - Tony Blackburn, Lorraine Chase, Leslie Crowther, Carol Drinkwater, Mike Reid, Dinah Sheridan Show 12 (19 November 1981) - Patricia Brake, Billy Dainty, Shirley Anne Field, Fred Housego, Roy Hudd, Beryl Reid Show 13 (26 November 1981) - Barry Cryer, Anna Dawson, Sandra Dickinson, Michele Dotrice, Kenny Everett, Patrick Moore Show 14 (3 December 1981) - Judith Chalmers, Leslie Crowther, Carol Drinkwater, David Hamilton, Rula Lenska, Jimmy Tarbuck Show 15 (10 December 1981) - Dawn Addams, Bernie Clifton, Julia McKenzie, Brian Murphy, Derek Nimmo, Tessa Wyatt Show 16 (17 December 1981) - Janet Brown, Billy Dainty, Paul Daniels, Cyril Fletcher, Rula Lenska, Tessa Wyatt
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Christmas Special (26 December 1981) - Lorraine Chase, Liza Goddard, Larry Grayson, Lenny Henry, Beryl Reid, Jimmy Tarbuck
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Series 5 (1982) Show 1 (4 September 1982) - Patricia Brake, Carol Drinkwater, Larry Grayson, David Hamilton, Vincent Price, Beryl Reid Show 2 (11 September 1982) - Pat Coombs, Jack Douglas, Kenny Everett, Anita Harris, Patrick Moore, Wendy Richard Show 3 (18 September 1982) - Lorraine Chase, Henry Cooper, Roy Hudd, Nerys Hughes, Gloria Hunniford, Jimmy Tarbuck Show 4 (25 September 1982) - Judith Chalmers, Leslie Crowther, Sandra Dickinson, Ken Dodd, Liza Goddard, Jonathan King Show 5 (2 October 1982) - Tony Blackburn, Sarah Greene, Cyril Fletcher, Anita Harris, Spike Milligan, Beryl Reid Show 6 (9 October 1982) - Tim Brooke-Taylor, Lorraine Chase, Lynsey de Paul, Fred Housego, Ruth Madoc, Bernie Winters Show 7 (16 October 1982) - Tom O'Connor, Dana, Jim Davidson, David Hamilton, Susan Hanson, Gloria Hunniford Show 8 (23 October 1982) - Lynsey De Paul, Fenella Fielding, Clement Freud, John Junkin, Wendy Richard, Ted Rogers
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Show 9 (30 October 1982) - Barry Cryer, Dana, Kenny Everett, Noele Gordon, Danny La Rue, Maggie Philbin Show 10 (6 November 1982) - Katie Boyle, Frank Carson, Bonnie Langford, Henry McGee, Patrick Moore, Tessa Wyatt Show 11 (13 November 1982) - Floella Benjamin, Lorraine Chase, Norman Collier, Kenny Everett, Patrick Moore, Beryl Reid Show 12 (20 November 1982) - Janet Brown, Suzanne Dando, Sandra Dickinson, Larry Grayson, Lenny Henry, Henry McGee Show 13 (27 November 1982) - Pat Coombs, Ken Dodd, Stu Francis, Nerys Hughes, Roy Kinnear, Tessa Wyatt Christmas Special (27 December 1982) - Lorraine Chase, Dana, Diana Dors, Jimmy Edwards, Larry Grayson, Roy Hudd
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Series 6 (1983) Show 1 (3 September 1983) - Windsor Davies, Sandra Dickinson, Kenny Everett, Larry Grayson, Beryl Reid, Anneka Rice Show 2 (10 September 1983) - Russell Grant, Anita Harris, Gloria Hunniford, Roy Kinnear, Wendy Richard, Ted Rogers Show 3 (17 September 1983) - Tim Brooke-Taylor, Lynsey de Paul, Ruth Madoc, Nicholas Parsons, Kathy Staff, Freddie Starr Show 4 (24 September 1983) - Leslie Ash, Dana, Cyril Fletcher, Mike Read, Beryl Reid, Bernie Winters Show 5 (1 October 1983) - Tony Blackburn, Janet Brown, Annabel Etklnd, Henry McGee, Ted Rogers, Sheila White Show 6 (8 October 1983) - Lynda Baron, Lorraine Chase, Janet Ellis, Kenny Everett, Russell Grant, Patrick Moore Show 7 (15 October 1983) - Sandra Dickinson, Larry Grayson, Patricia Hayes, Roy Kinnear, Jan Leeming, Bernie Winters Show 8 (22 October 1983) - Joe Brown, Norman Collier, Lynsey De Paul, Gloria Hunniford, Danny La Rue, Wendy Richard
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Show 9 (29 October 1983) - Floella Benjamin, Barry Cryer, Sabina Franklyn, Patricia Hayes, Roger Kitter, Patrick Moore Show 10 (5 November 1983) - Lorraine Chase, Pat Coombs, Sandra Dickinson, Roy Hudd, John Inman, Derek Nimmo Show 11 (12 November 1983) - Cilia Black, Henry Cooper, Sabina Franklyn, Keith Harris, Lenny Henry, June Whitfield Show 12 (19 November 1983) - Nerys Hughes, Jonathan King, Anneka Rice, Ted Rogers, Wayne Sleep, Sheila Steafel Show 13 (26 November 1983) - Judith Chalmers, Henry Cooper, Sabina Franklyn, Roy Hudd, Diana Moran, Freddie Starr Show 14 (3 December 1983) - Lorraine Chase, Kenny Everett, Noele Gordon, Patrick Moore, Cleo Laine, Paul Shane Christmas Special (25 December 1983) - Sabina Franklyn, Roy Kinnear, Ruth Madoc, Patrick Moore, Beryl Reid, Freddie Starr One contestant in this episode was Tom Moore, who subsequently became famous for fundraising over £32 million in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Series 7 (1984) Show 1 (7 September 1984) - Lorraine Chase, Henry Cooper, Barry Cryer, Stacy Dorning, Sheila Ferguson, Tom O'Connor Show 2 (14 September 1984) - Janet Ellis, Roy Hudd, Karen Kay, Matthew Kelly, Ted Rogers, Lizzie Webb Show 3 (21 September 1984) - Dana, Janice Long, Johnny More, Wendy Richard, Danny La Rue, Regis Philbin Show 4 (28 September 1984) - Dana, Windsor Davies, Bobby Davro, Sabina Franklyn, Don MacLean, Linda Nolan Show 5 (5 October 1984) - Lorraine Chase, Les Dennis, Sabina Franklyn, Dustin Gee, Kelly Monteith, Anneka Rice Show 6 (19 October 1984) - Geoff Capes, Lynsey de Paul, Jan Leeming, Don MacLean, Spike Milligan, Claire Rayner Show 7 (26 October 1984) - Lynsey de Paul, Sheila Ferguson, Johnny More, Anneka Rice, Jeff Stevenson, Dennis Waterman Show 8 (9 November 1984) - Keith Barron, Kirsten Cooke, Pat Coombs, John Junkin, Roy Kinnear, Wendy Richard
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Show 9 (16 November 1984) - Sandra Dickinson, Stu Francis, Cherry Gillespie, Paul Shane, Frank Thornton, Lizzie Webb Show 10 (23 November 1984) - Cheryl Baker, Keith Harris, Finola Hughes, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Mike Reid, Mollie Sugden Show 11 (30 November 1984) - Janet Brown, Roy Kinnear, Joanna Monro, Linda Nolan, Duncan Norvelle, Jon Pertwee Show 12 (7 December 1984) - Stan Boardman, Henry Kelly, Bonnie Langford, Bertice Reading, Beryl Reid, Cyril Smith Show 13 (14 December 1984) - Jeff Stevenson, Faith Brown, Lonnie Donegan, Ruth Madoc, Keith Harris, Lynsey de Paul Christmas Special (25 December 1984) - Lorraine Chase, Suzanne Danielle, Ken Dodd, Russell Harty, Ruth Madoc, Derek Nimmo
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Series 8 (1985) Show 1 (11 January 1985) - Des Lynam, Faith Brown, Chris Serle, Sally James, Mike Reid, Pat Coombs Show 2 (18 January 1985) - Stan Boardman, Mollie Sugden, Paul Heiney, Wendy Richard, Gary Wilmot, Tessa Wyatt Show 3 (25 January 1985) - Dave Lee Travis, June Whitfield, Pete Murray, Cherry Gillespie, Roy Kinnear, Liz Fraser Show 4 (1 February 1985) - Roy Walker, Janet Brown, Fred Housego, Tessa Sanderson, Bobby Davro, Patricia Hayes Show 5 (8 February 1985) - Tony Blackburn, Sheila Ferguson, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Sabina Franklyn, William Rushton, Rula Lenska Show 6 (19 February 1985) - Barry Cryer, Bertice Reading, Guy Michelmore, Sharron Davies, David Copperfield, Anna Raeburn Show 7 (26 February 1985) - Ian McCaskill, Claire Rayner, David Jacobs, Wincey Willis, Bernard Manning, Aimi MacDonald Show 8 (5 March 1985) - Fred Feast, David Jacobs, Lesley Judd, Jonathan King, Claire Rayner, Wincey Willis
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Show 9 (12 March 1985) - Duncan Norvelle, Barbara Windsor, Chris Tarrant, Sarah Greene, Frank Carson, Leslie Ash Show 10 (19 March 1985) - Michael Barrymore, Sandra Dickinson, Nicholas Parsons, Emily Bolton, Rolf Harris, Sue Cook Show 11 (26 March 1985) – Jimmy Cricket, Bella Emberg, Sarah Greene, Mike Nolan, Duncan Norvelle, June Whitfield
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Series 9 (1985-86) Show 1 (6 September 1985) - Pat Coombs, David Jacobs, Roy Kinnear, Bonnie Langford, Aimi MacDonald, Dave Lee Travis Show 2 (13 September 1985) - Joe Brown, Billy Dainty, Dana, Tessa Sanderson, Kathy Staff, Regis Philbin Show 3 (20 September 1985) - Tony Blackburn, Joyce Blair, Faith Brown, Norman Collier, Suzanne Dando, Nicholas Smith Show 4 (27 September 1985) - Madeline Bell, Henry Cooper, David Copperfield, John Junkin, Ruth Madoc, Madeline Smith Show 5 (4 October 1985) - Fern Britton, Bill Buckley, Lesley Judd, Lance Percival, Jean Rook, Norman Vaughan Show 6 (11 October 1985) - Bella Emberg, Pete Murray, Linda Nolan, Bill Pertwee, Fiona Richmond, Frankie Vaughan Show 7 (18 October 1985) - Charlie Daze, Peter Goodwright, Polly James, Eddie Kidd, Bertice Reading, Anneka Rice Show 8 (25 October 1985) - Janet Brown, Gary Davies, Lynsey De Paul, Cyril Fletcher, Nerys Hughes, Tommy Trinder
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Show 9 (1 November 1985) - Stacy Dorning, Aiden J. Harvey, Sally James, Nicholas Parsons, Claire Rayner, Bernie Winters Show 10 (8 November 1985) - Floella Benjamin, Katie Boyle, Susan Hanson, Alfred Marks, Duncan Norvelle, Peter Stringfellow Show 11 (15 November 1985) - Lionel Blair, Sharron Davies, Don Estelle Jill Gascoine, Paul Shane, June Whitfield Show 12 (22 November 1985) - Arthur English, Shirley Anne Field, Liz Fraser, Rolf Harris, Sue Lloyd Show 13 (29 November 1985) - Johnny Ball, Simon Bates, Samantha Fox, Marian Montgomery, Mike Newman, Anna Raeburn Show 14 (6 December 1985) - Anna Dawson, Clive Dunn, Clement Freud, Thora Hird, Karen Kay, Kenny Lynch Show 15 (13 December 1985) - Karen Barber, Geoff Capes, David Hamilton, Mary Parkinson, Ted Rogers, Helen Shapiro Show 16 (20 December 1985) - Ken Dodd, Cherry Gillespie, Anita Harris, Roland Rat, Wendy Richard, Freddie Trueman
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Christmas Special (27 December 1985) - Debbie Greenwood, John Inman, Aimi Macdonald, Tom O'Connor, Mollie Sugden, Gary Wilmot Show 17 (3 January 1986) - Cheryl Baker, Sandra Dickinson, Diana Moran, Michael Parkinson, Danny La Rue, Dave Wolfe Show 18 (10 January 1986) - Leslie Ash, Lynda Baron, Tracey Childs, Bernie Clifton, Jack Douglas, John Dunn Show 19 (24 January 1986) - Barry Cryer, Georgia Brown, Bobby Knutt, Sarah Payne, Keith Harris, Dinah Sheridan Show 20 (7 February 1986) - Peter Alliss, Debbie Arnold, Roy Barraclough, Janice Long, Bertice Reading, Mike Reid Show 21 (21 March 1986) - Rory Bremner, Harry Carpenter, Vince Hill, Liz Robertson, Marti Webb, Barbara Windsor
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Series 10 (1986-87) Show 1 (5 September 1986) - Lionel Blair, Felix Bowness, Samantha Fox, Roy Kinnear, Maggie Moone, Bertice Reading Show 2 (12 September 1986) - Bruno Brookes, Eve Ferret, Sara Hollamby, Nerys Hughes, Derek Jameson, Freddie Trueman Show 3 (19 September 1986) - Henry Cooper, Dana, Les Dennis, Ruth Madoc, Fiona Richmond, Bernie Winters Show 4 (26 September 1986) - Janet Brown, Dave Lee Travis, Sabina Franklyn, Alfred Marks, Diana Moran, David Wilkie Show 5 (3 October 1986) - Lynn Faulds Wood, Lynda Lee-Potter, Linda Lusardi, Peter Powell, Barry Sheene, Gary Wilmot Show 6 (10 October 1986) - Moyra Bremner, Fenella Fielding, Sarah Greene, Roy Hudd, John Junkin, Mike Smith Show 7 (17 October 1986) - Cheryl Baker, Lynda Baron, Joe Brown, Norman Collier, Belinda Lang, Chris Serle Show 8 (24 October 1986) - Lennie Bennett, Bella Emberg, Rolf Harris, Lesley Judd, Karen Kay, Dixie Peach
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Show 9 (31 October 1986) - Gary Davies, William Gaunt, Madhur Jaffrey, Mary Parkinson, Mandy Shires, Nicholas Smith Show 10 (7 November 1986) - Roy Barraclough, Rustie Lee, Jan Leeming, Linda Nolan, Paul Shane, Jeff Stevenson Show 11 (14 November 1986) - Floella Benjamin, Barry Cryer, Jenny Hanley, Tom O'Connor, Greg Rogers, Dinah Sheridan Show 12 (28 November 1986) - Peter Dean, Leslie Grantham, Paul Medford, Sandy Ratcliff, Wendy Richard, Gillian Taylforth Christmas Special (26 December 1986) - Lynda Baron, Frank Carson, Samantha Fox, Syd Little, Eddie Large, Wendy Richard Show 13 (16 January 1987) - David Griffin, Jeffrey Holland, Ruth Madoc, Su Pollard, Linda Regan, Paul Shane Show 14 (23 January 1987) - Frank Carson, Suzanne Dando, Emlyn Hughes, Janice Long, Mike Nolan, Claire Rayner Show 15 (30 January 1987) - Peter Goodwright, Sneh Gupta, Thora Hird, Ian Krankie, Jeanette Krankie, Tom Pepper
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Show 16 (6 February 1987) - Sally Brampton, Keith Chegwin, Linda Hayden, Duncan Norvelle, Carmen Silvera, Alan Titchmarsh Show 17 (13 February 1987) - Cherry Gillespie, Deryck Guyler, Aimi MacDonald, Jean Rook, Peter Stringfellow, Charlie Williams Show 18 (20 February 1987) - The Beverley Sisters, Michael Fish, John Kettley, Ian McCaskill Show 19 (27 February 1987) - Simon Bates, Hazell Dean, Les Dennis, Mike Newman, Arlene Phillips, Tessa Sanderson Show 20 (6 March 1987) - Richard Gibson, Francesca Gonshaw, Gorden Kaye, Vicki Michelle, Carmen Silvera, Guy Siner Show 21 (3 April 1987) - Lionel Blair, Aimi MacDonald, Joe Brown, Duncan Norvelle, Suzanne Dando, Mary Parkinson, Gary Davies, Peter Powell, Janice Long, Bertice Reading, Linda Lusardi, Bernie Winters
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Series 11 (1987-88) Show 1 (18 September 1987) - Lynda Baron, Roy Castle, John Conteh, Linda Nolan, Mike Reid, Lena Zavaroni Show 2 (25 September 1987) - Frank Bough, Bill Buckley, Ann Gregg, John Pitman, Gillian Reynolds, Kathy Tayler Show 3 (2 October 1987) - Jim Bowen, Linda Davidson, John Junkin, Rustie Lee, Linda Lusardi, Paul Shane Show 4 (9 October 1987) - Joe Brown, Dana, Paul Heiney, Janice Long, Claire Rayner, Frankie Vaughan Show 5 (16 October 1987) - Beverley Adams, Frank Carson, Barry Cryer, Christian Dion, Su Ingle, Nina Myskow Show 6 (23 October 1987) - Bernie Clifton, Doc Cox, Gloria Gaynor, Maggie Moone, Gillian Taylforth, Dave Lee Travis Show 7 (30 October 1987) - Geoff Capes, Norman Collier, Bella Emberg, Rula Lenska, Dinah Sheridan, Dennis Waterman Show 8 (6 November 1987) - Cherry Gillespie, Debbie McGee, Duncan Norvelle, Wendy Richard, David Wilkie, Charlie Williams
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Show 9 (13 November 1987) - Cheryl Baker, Bernard Cribbins, Mark Curry, Jean Ferguson, Roy Walker, Barbara Windsor Show 10 (20 November 1987) - Thora Hird, Terry Marsh, Mo Moreland, Cynthia Payne, Bernie Winters, Steve Wright Show 11 (4 December 1987) - Joe Brown, Charlie Daze, Nerys Hughes, Victor Kiam, Ellie Laine, Angela Rippon Show 12 (11 December 1987) - Pat Coombs, Henry Cooper, Barry Cryer, Debbie Greenwood, Jenny Hanley, Tom Pepper Show 13 (18 December 1987) - Emlyn Hughes, Jan Leeming, Jessica Martin, Tom O'Connor, Ted Robbins, Sally Thomsett Christmas Special (26 December 1987) - Lynda Baron, Joe Brown, Geoff Capes, Lorraine Chase, Roy Hudd, Wendy Richard Show 14 (1 January 1988) - Ken Bruce, Bernie Clifton, Bonnie Langford Ian McCaskill, Ami MacDonald, Kathy Staff Show 15 (8 January 1988) - Suzie Aitchison, Harry Carpenter, Frank Carson, Claire Rayner, Liz Robertson, James Dreyfus
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Show 16 (15 January 1988) - Karen Barber, Les Dennis, Peter Goodright, Lisa Maxwell, Mary Parkinson, Peter Powell Show 17 (22 January 1988) - Norman Collier, Vince Hill, Joe Longthorne, Wendy Richard, Anne Robinson, Tessa Sanderson Show 18 (29 January 1988) - Floella Benjamin, Suzanne Dando, Wayne Dobson, Arthur English, Aimi MacDonald, Freddie Trueman Show 19 (12 February 1988) - Karen Kay, Ian Krankie, Jeanette Krankie, Bill Owen, Anna Raeburn, Alvin Stardust Show 20 (19 February 1988) - Pamela Armstrong, June Brown, Gary Davies, Samantha Fox, Henry Kelly, Kenny Lynch Show 21 (26 February 1988) - Lionel Blair, Debbie Greenwood, Danny La Rue, Aimi Macdonald, Duncan Norvelle, Bertice Reading
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Series 12 (1988) Show 1 (9 September 1988) - John Dunn, Henry Kelly, Vicki Michelle, Hilary O'Neil, Wendy Richard, Freddie Trueman Show 2 (16 September 1988) - Lynda Baron, Joe Brown, Eddie Edwards, Bonnie Langford, Rose Marie, Greg Rogers Show 3 (7 October 1988) - Floella Benjamin, Nerys Hughes, Ellie Laine, Chris Serle, Paul Shane, Roy Walker Show 4 (14 October 1988) - Christopher Biggins, Gavin Campbell, Su Ingle, Sandy Ratcliff, Claire Rayner, Steve Wright Show 5 (21 October 1988) - Simon Dee, Linda Nolan, Bill Oddie, Judi Spiers, Kathy Staff, Mark Walker Show 6 (28 October 1988) - Rachel Bell, Frank Carson, Suzanne Dando, Bill Gaunt, Tom Pepper, Sheila Steafel Show 7 (4 November 1988) - Henry Cooper, Debbie Greenwood, Jan Leeming, James Dreyfus, Dave Lee Travis, June Whitfield Show 8 (11 November 1988) - Brian Blessed, Paul Coia, Doc Cox, Louise Jameson, Rustie Lee, Carmen Silvera
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Show 9 (25 November 1988) - Vince Hill, Caron Keating, Linda Lusardi, Claire Rayner, Mike Reid, Bill Wiggins Show 10 (2 December 1988) - Geoff Capes, Bernie Clifton, Barry Cryer, Bella Emberg, Debbie McGee, Adrienne Posta Show 11 (9 December 1988) - Lionel Blair, Mark Curry, Lisa Maxwell, Mollie Sugden, Gillian Taylforth, Frankie Vaughan Show 12 (16 December 1988) - Stan Boardman, Jean Boht, John Craven, Peter Goodwright, Aimi MacDonald, Jane Marie Osborne
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Series 13 (1989-90) Show 1 (7 September 1989) - Terence Alexander, Cheryl Baker, Gary Davies, Frances Edmonds, Vicki Michelle, Duncan Norvelle Show 2 (14 September 1989) - Rachel Bell, Gyles Brandreth, Rose-Marie, Buster Merryfield, Maggie Moone, Steve Wright Show 3 (21 September 1989) - Trevor Brooking, Joe Brown, Dana, Jimmy Hill, Rustie Lee, Judi Spiers Show 4 (28 September 1989) - Pamela Armstrong, Colin Berry, Rodney Bewes, Paul Shane, Joan Sims, Gillian Taylforth Show 5 (5 October 1989) - Bill Buckley, Tom O'Connor, Jill Goolden, Henry Kelly, Bertice Reading, Kathy Tayler Show 6 (12 October 1989) - Stan Boardman, Bella Emberg, Diana Moran, Linda Nolan, Dave Lee Travis, John Virgo Show 7 (30 November 1989) - Jill Gascoine, Anne Gregg, Roy Hudd, Ted Robbins, Barbara Shelley, Gary Wilmot Show 8 (7 December 1989) - Jean Alexander, Roy Barraclough, John Conteh, Andy Crane, Louise Jameson, Tessa Sanderson
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Show 9 (14 December 1989) - Christopher Biggins, Lorraine Chase, Bernard Cribbins, James Dreyfus, Vivien Stuart, Barbara Windsor Show 10 (21 December 1989) - Ray Clemence, Pat Coombs, Barry Cryer, Derek Hatton, Aimi Macdonald, Lisa Maxwell Christmas Special (27 December 1989) - Floella Benjamin, Anne Charleston, Linda Lusardi, Danny La Rue, Ian Smith, Peter Woods Show 11 (1 January 1990) - Lynda Baron, William Gaunt, Bonnie Langford, Adrian Mills, Mike Reid, Carmen Silvera Show 12 (8 January 1990) - Frank Carson, Doc Cox, Sharron Davies, Jenny Hanley, Mo Moreland, Kevin Woodford Show 13 (15 January 1990) - Joe Brown, Bernie Clifton, Ian Krankie, Janette Krankie, Janice Long, Anthea Turner Show 14 (22 January 1990) - Tina Baker, Bruno Brookes, Pamela Power, Wendy Richard, Frankie Vaughan, Bernie Winters Show 15 (29 January 1990) - Floella Benjamin, Michael Groth, Vince Hill, Sue Lloyd, Gail McKenna, Charlie Williams
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Show 16 (5 February 1990) - Henry Cooper, Caron Keating, Ellie Laine, Dave Lee Travis, Jeff Stevenson, Mollie Sugden Show 17 (12 February 1990) - Aiden J. Harvey, Nerys Hughes, Debbie McGee, Vicki Michelle, Billy Pearce, Roy Walker Show 18 (26 February 1990) - Lynsey de Paul, Karen Kay, Patrick MacNee, Barry McGuigan, Mick Miller, Linda Thorson Show 19 (5 March 1990) - Gavin Campbell, Julian Clary, Polly James, Danny La Rue, Rose-Marie, Jane Marie Osborne Show 20 (12 March 1990) - John Craven, Mark Curry, Thora Hird, Matthew Kelly, Linda Lewis, Cleo Rocos
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Series 14 (1997-98) Christmas Special (26 December 1997) - Ronan Keating, Gwen Taylor, Christopher Cazanove, Liz Dawn, Gareth Hale, Carol Vorderman Show 1 (8 May 1998) - Jill Dando, Norman Pace, Liz Dawn, Susan Penhaligon, Richard Whiteley, Graham Cole Show 2 (15 May 1998) - William Roache, Ruth Madoc, Jonathan Kerrigan, Sarah Greene, Bob Mills, Isla Fisher Show 3 (22 May 1998) - Sherrie Hewson, Andrew Lynford, Barbara Dickson, Mark Little, Sian Lloyd, John Virgo Show 4 (29 May 1998) - Stephen Gately, Michelle Collins, Lesley Garrett, Anne Robinson, Nick Owen, Stephen Hendry Show 5 (5 June 1998) - June Whitfield, Joe Pasquale, Jeff Rawle, Tim Vincent, Carol Vorderman, Wendy Richard Show 6 (12 June 1998) - Rhino, Jean Ferguson, Mike Smith, Natalie Cassidy, Les Dennis, Liza Tarbuck Show 7 (25 July 1998) - Robert Duncan, Sarah Greene, Gareth Hale, Kazia Pelka, Jamie Theakston, Sonia
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Show 8 (1 August 1998) - Gaby Roslin, June Brown, Rhona Cameron, Mark Little, Brian Murphy, Gray O'Brien Show 9 (8 August 1998) - John Savident, Ian McKellen, Sherrie Hewson, Ainsley Harriott, Janet Street-Porter, Fiona Phillips Show 10 (15 August 1998) - Sue Cook, Paul Ross, Stephen Gately, Liz Smith, Howard Antony, Michelle Collins Show 11 (5 September 1998) - Clive Mantle, Liz Dawn, Thora Hird, Lisa I'Anson, Desmond Lynam, John Leslie Show 12 (12 September 1998) - Fern Britton, Richard Orford, George Sewell, Gayle Tuesday, Bradley Walsh, June Whitfield Show 13 (19 September 1998) - Rebecca Callard, Sophie Lawrence, Davina McCall, Ian McKellen, Gray O'Brien, Dale Winton
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Series 15 (1999) Show 1 (26 June 1999) - Barbara Windsor, Ant McPartlin, Roy Barraclough, Roger Black, Jane Danson, Lorraine Kelly Show 2 (3 July 1999) - Thora Hird, Sherrie Hewson, Steve Rider, Malandra Burrows, Keith Barron, Will Mellor Show 3 (10 July 1999) - June Whitfield, Richard Madeley, Kathy Staff, Andi Peters, Liz Carling, Neil Ruddock Show 4 (17 July 1999) - June Whitfield, Eric Richard, Denise Welch, Ricky Tomlinson, Sam Kane, Shauna Lowry Show 5 (24 July 1999) - Michael Fish, Mica Paris, Paul Barber, Sonia, Sam Kane, Carol Harrison Show 6 (31 July 1999) - Donald Sinden, Liz Dawn, Dale Winton, Sian Lloyd, Nadia Sawalha, Norman Pace Show 7 (25 September 1999) - Edward Woodward, Denise Welch, Deena Payne, Scott Neal, Richard Whiteley, Gayle Tuesday Show 8 (2 October 1999) - Wendy Richard, John Motson, Carol Smillie, William Roache, Adele Silva, Phil Gayle Show 9 (9 October 1999) - Honor Blackman, Gaby Roslin, Steven Pinder, Penny Smith, Keith Duffy, Bill Owen
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Show 10 (16 October 1999) - Donald Sinden, Liz Dawn, Sam Kane, Dale Winton, Melanie Sykes, Sue Cook Show 11 (23 October 1999) - Barbara Windsor, Gaynor Faye, Gloria Hunniford, Declan Donnelly, Brian Blessed, Ian Walker Show 12 (30 October 1999) - Carol Smillie, John Leslie, Arabella Weir, Gareth Hale, Sarah White, Shaun Williamson Christmas Special (28 December 1999) - Donald Sinden, Roy Barraclough, Honor Blackman, Barbara Windsor, Anthea Turner, Tim Vincent
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Series 16 (2001) Show 1 (7 January 2001) - Tracie Bennett, Keith Duffy, Julie Goodyear, Liz McClarnon, Joseph Millson, Phil Tufnell Show 2 (14 January 2001) - Billy Murray, Jayne Middlemiss, Stuart Miles, Liz Dawn, Steve Penk, Lorraine Kelly Show 3 (21 January 2001) - Nick Weir, Deena Payne, Richard Dunwoody, Jane Rossington, William Tarmey, Rhona Cameron Show 4 (28 January 2001) - Graham Cole, Sherrie Hewson, Rob Butler, Julie Goodyear, Antony Worrall Thompson, Janine Duvitski Show 5 (4 February 2001) - Donald Sinden, Carol Smillie, Darren Day, Denise Welch, Tim Healy, Brenda Gilhooly Show 6 (11 February 2001) - Tommy Walsh, Adele Silva, Frank Thornton, Liz Dawn, Leslie Grantham, Jayne Middlemiss Show 7 (18 February 2001) - Craig Phillips, Judith Chalmers, Victor Urogu, Gillian Taylforth, Eamonn Holmes, June Whitfield Show 8 (25 February 2001) - Steve Penk, Anne Charleston, Harry Hill, Brenda Gilhooly, Dermot O'Leary, Josie D'Arby
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Show 9 (4 March 2001) - Jeff Stewart, Tricia Penrose, Patrick Mower, Julia Sawalha, Kevin Woodford, Nadia Sawalha Show 10 (11 March 2001) - Donald Sinden, Sue Jenkins, Richard Thorp, Liz Dawn, Bradley Walsh, Kaye Adams Show 11 (25 March 2001) - David Easter, Kathy Staff, Gray O'Brien, Siân Phillips, John Leslie, Troy Titus-Adams Show 12 (8 April 2001) - John Barnes, Sherrie Hewson, Jeremy Edwards, Julie Goodyear, Rhodri Williams, Josie D'Arby Show 13 (22 April 2001) - Donald Sinden, Liz Smith, Dean Sullivan, Carol Smillie, Sid Owen, Gail Porter Show 14 (29 April 2001) - Vince Earl, Anne Charleston, Harry Hill, Sherrie Hewson, Duncan Preston, Shauna Lowry Show 15 (6 May 2001) - Junior Simpson, Louise Jameson, George Layton, Debra Stephenson, Ross Kelly, Kerry Katona Show 16 (13 May 2001) - Tim Vincent, Siân Phillips, Mark Moraghan, Roberta Taylor, Ortis, Terri Dwyer Show 17 (20 May 2001) - William Tarmey, Fiona Dolman, Derek Fowlds, Brenda Gilhooly, Nick Weir, Jane Cox
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Show 18 (27 May 2001) - George Baker, Claire Sweeney, Rory Underwood, Liz Dawn, John Leslie, June Sarpong Show 19 (3 June 2001) - Roy Barraclough, June Whitfield, Ed Byrne, Brenda Gilhooly, Eamonn Holmes, Sarah Cawood Show 20 (17 June 2001) - Keith Duffy, Julie Goodyear, Natasha Hamilton, Gloria Hunniford, Ross Kelly, Michael Starke
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Series 17 (2002) Show 1 (4 May 2002) - Steve Penk, Sherrie Hewson, Keith Barron, Fern Britton, Robbie Savage, Kaye Adams Show 2 (11 May 2002) - Will Mellor. Shauna Lowry, Oz Clarke, Melanie Kilburn, Gray O'Brien, Tina Hobley Show 3 (18 May 2002) - John Leslie, Tracie Bennett, Neil 'Doctor' Fox, Coleen Nolan, Eamonn Holmes, Sarah Cawood Show 4 (25 May 2002) - Gareth Hunt, Helen Fraser, Marc Crumpton, Naomi Russell, Ian 'H' Watkins, Lowri Turner Show 5 (8 June 2002) - Tommy Walsh, Lesley Garrett, Darren Day, Amanda Barrie, Kevin Kennedy, Patsy Palmer Show 6 (29 June 2002) - Mickey Poppins, Carol Smillie, Sean Wilson, Jayne Tunnicliffe, Keith Duffy, Siân Lloyd Show 7 (6 July 2002) - Gray O'Brien, Shobna Gulati, Gary Turner, Melanie Kilburn, John Leslie, Anna Ryder Richardson Show 8 (13 July 2002) - Jonathan Kerrigan, Penny Smith, Tim Vincent, Julie Peasgood, Ian 'H' Watkins, Naomi Russell
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Show 9 (20 July 2002) - Tris Payne, Terri Dwyer, Ed Byrne, Sherrie Hewson, Dean Sullivan, Josie D'Arby Show 10 (27 July 2002) - Rob Butler, Sue Cleaver, Mark Moraghan, Elizabeth Estensen, Simon Rouse, Natalie Casey Show 11 (3 August 2002) - Leslie Grantham, June Whitfield, Ross Burden, Lisa Riley, John Savident, Charlie Dimmock Show 12 (10 August 2002) - Raji James, Meg Johnson, Robin Cousins, Lesley Joseph, Greg Proops, Fiona Phillips Show 13 (Unaired) - Rhona Cameron, Judith Chalmers, Michael Garner, Carol Smillie, Nick Weir, Sean Wilson Show 14 (Unaired) - Brian Blessed, Jennie Bond, Alexandra Fletcher, Joe Mace, John Savident, June Whitfield Show 15 (Unaired) - Chris Bisson, Kate Garraway, Eamonn Holmes, Nell McAndrew, Billy Murray, Heather Peace Show 16 (Unaired) - Gloria Hunniford, Sue Jenkins, Philip Middlemiss, June Sarpong, Ben Shephard, Dale Winton Show 17 (Unaired) - Gloria Hunniford, Billy Murray, Julie Peasgood, Tricia Penrose, Dale Winton, Kevin Woodford
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Show 18 (Unaired) - Jane Gurnett, Patrick Mower, Fiona Phillips, Nick Pickard, Christopher Price, Emily Symons Show 19 (Unaired) - Antony Audenshaw, Amanda Barrie, David Dickinson, Kevin Kennedy, Patsy Palmer, Denise Robertson Show 20 (Unaired) - John Craven, Sue Jenkins, Will Mellor, Claire Sweeney, Paula Tilbrook, Antony Worrall Thompson
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Christmas Special (2016) Christmas Special (24 December 2016) - The Chuckle Brothers, Lesley Joseph, Joe Lycett, Anne Robinson, Brooke Vincent, Louis Walsh
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Series 18 (2020-21) Series 18 was produced under COVID-19 safety protocols. Christmas Special (25 December 2020) - Jimmy Carr, Emilia Fox, Danny Jones, Amir Khan, Sue Perkins, Anita Rani Show 1 (2 October 2021) - Chizzy Akudolu, Adjoa Andoh, Jimmy Carr, Martine McCutcheon, Joe Swash, Johnny Vegas Show 2 (9 October 2021) - Ade Adepitan, Rob Beckett, Lady Leshurr, Tamzin Outhwaite, Craig Revel Horwood, Josh Widdicombe Show 3 (16 October 2021) - Joel Dommett, Gloria Hunniford, Judi Love, Sue Perkins, John Thomson, Karim Zeroual Show 4 (23 October 2021) - Baga Chipz, Rhod Gilbert, Scarlett Moffatt, Ore Oduba, Rachel Riley, Liza Tarbuck Show 5 (30 October 2021) - Peter Andre, Rob Beckett, Rickie Haywood-Williams, Shappi Khorsandi, Judy Murray, Ellie Taylor Show 6 (6 November 2021) - Jimmy Carr, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Sally Lindsay, Chris McCausland, Melvin Odoom, Andi Oliver Show 7 (20 November 2021) - Brian Conley, Sarah Hadland, David Haye, Alex Jones, Jordan North, Esme Young
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Show 8 (27 November 2021) - Roisin Conaty, Tess Daly, Sue Perkins, Adil Ray, Gregg Wallace, Mark Wright Show 9 (4 December 2021) - Jo Brand, Martin Kemp, Janette Manrara, Sara Pascoe, Fay Ripley, Louis Smith Christmas Special (25 December 2021) - Tom Allen, Mel B, Richard E. Grant, Danny Jones, Sarah Millican, Angela Rippon
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Returns Blankety Blank returned to British screens in November 2004 as a one-off edition as part of the BBC's annual Children in Need telethon, in which Terry Wogan reprises his role as the host of the show, accompanied by his wand microphone. In 2006, the show was brought back this time as an interactive DVD game, with Terry once again reprising his role of host and once again being accompanied by his magic wand-type microphone. However, the theme tune to the DVD game is not the original theme, but a version that was used for the ITV revival. Another one-off edition was shown on 21 April 2007 as part of ITV's Gameshow Marathon hosted by Vernon Kay. Yet another one-off edition of the programme was recorded, in aid of Comic Relief's 24 Hour Panel People, on 6 March 2011. The recording was broadcast live on the Red Nose Day website and, in an edited version, on BBC Three on 14 March. Paul O'Grady returned as host, this time as himself.
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On 22 August 2016, it was announced that David Walliams would front a Christmas special on ITV. The episode aired on Christmas Eve from 6.30–7.30pm and had seven panellists instead of the usual six, with the Chuckle Brothers playing together at one position. On 14 December 2020, it was announced that Bradley Walsh would host a Christmas special on BBC One and the episode aired on Christmas Day from 7.00-7.40pm. At 5.26 million viewers, it was the third most watched Christmas Day programme in the overnight ratings. This special was so successful that the BBC announced on 30 April 2021 that it had been commissioned for a full series to air on Saturday nights later in the year on BBC One. A further series of 10 episodes (including a Christmas special) has been commissioned for transmission in 2022. Transmissions Series Christmas Specials References External links
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In optics, dispersion is the phenomenon in which the phase velocity of a wave depends on its frequency. Media having this common property may be termed dispersive media. Sometimes the term chromatic dispersion is used for specificity. Although the term is used in the field of optics to describe light and other electromagnetic waves, dispersion in the same sense can apply to any sort of wave motion such as acoustic dispersion in the case of sound and seismic waves, in gravity waves (ocean waves), and for telecommunication signals along transmission lines (such as coaxial cable) or optical fiber. Physically, dispersion translates in a loss of kinetic energy through absorption.
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In optics, one important and familiar consequence of dispersion is the change in the angle of refraction of different colors of light, as seen in the spectrum produced by a dispersive prism and in chromatic aberration of lenses. Design of compound achromatic lenses, in which chromatic aberration is largely cancelled, uses a quantification of a glass's dispersion given by its Abbe number V, where lower Abbe numbers correspond to greater dispersion over the visible spectrum. In some applications such as telecommunications, the absolute phase of a wave is often not important but only the propagation of wave packets or "pulses"; in that case one is interested only in variations of group velocity with frequency, so-called group-velocity dispersion.
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Examples The most familiar example of dispersion is probably a rainbow, in which dispersion causes the spatial separation of a white light into components of different wavelengths (different colors). However, dispersion also has an effect in many other circumstances: for example, group velocity dispersion causes pulses to spread in optical fibers, degrading signals over long distances; also, a cancellation between group-velocity dispersion and nonlinear effects leads to soliton waves.