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<pick>'''0''' is usually a score to be avoided, but was the target score on [[Telly Quiz]], would win many episodes of [[QI]], and is required for a jackpot win on the punningly-titled [[Pointless]]. </pick>

<pick>'''0''' is usually a score to be avoided, but was the target score on [[Telly Quiz]], would win many episodes of [[QI]], and is required for a jackpot win on the punningly-titled [[Pointless]]. </pick>

<pick>'''75''' is the record for consecutive wins by a British game show contestant, achieved by Ian Lygo on [[100%]]. It's believed that this is a world record, very nearly matched by the 74 wins of Ken Jennings on the US version of [[Jeopardy!]]</pick>

<pick>'''75''' is the record for consecutive wins by a British game show contestant, achieved by Ian Lygo on [[100%]]. It's believed that this is a world record, very nearly matched by the 74 wins of Ken Jennings on the US version of [[Jeopardy!]]</pick>

<pick>'''208''' was the wavelength of Radio Luxembourg. Several of ITV's early hits originated on the European station, including [[Double Your Money]], [[Take Your Pick]] and [[People are Funny]].</pick>

<pick>'''208''' was the wavelength of Radio Luxembourg. Several of ITV's early hits originated on the European station, including [[Double Your Money]], [[Take Your Pick]] and [[People are Funny]].</pick>