Christopher Hughes
(→Trivia: I'm still pretty sure that he got voted off The Weakest Link earlier than that.) |
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| - | Underground and train driver who was the winner of 1983's series of [[Mastermind]] and the subsequent '' | + | Underground and train driver who was the winner of 1983's series of [[Mastermind]] and the subsequent ''Mastermind International'' playoff. Since the latter version was never run again, he still uses the monicker of "reigning International Mastermind" when appearing on the panel of [[Eggheads]]. He also won [[Brain of Britain]] in 2005. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 10:11, 28 March 2008
Shows
The Adventure Game (contestant)
Brain of Britain (series champion)
Mastermind (series champion)
Biography
Underground and train driver who was the winner of 1983's series of Mastermind and the subsequent Mastermind International playoff. Since the latter version was never run again, he still uses the monicker of "reigning International Mastermind" when appearing on the panel of Eggheads. He also won Brain of Britain in 2005.
Trivia
His first game show win was £100 on The Sky's the Limit.
He was so good on The Weakest Link (answering every single question correctly) that he got booted off in the final vote, and Anne Robinson was nice to him.
