This guy looks like the actor Rufus Sewell.
Tipping Point (Part 2)
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Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“This guy looks like the actor Rufus Sewell.”
“This guy looks like the actor Rufus Sewell.”
Good-looking chap, and nice with it.
Originally Posted by Daniel Dare:
“What's Louis Theroux doing on tipping point?!
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“What's Louis Theroux doing on tipping point?!
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He's playing against Emma Bunton
The guy who went out in the second round when asked which degree rhyming slang is a Geoff Hurst said a third!
Ben is a yard faster across the studio floor when it's a young blonde.
Ben is a yard faster across the studio floor when it's a young blonde.
Originally Posted by able1:
“The guy who went out in the second round when asked which degree rhyming slang is a Geoff Hurst said a third!
Ben is a yard faster across the studio floor when it's a young blonde.”
“The guy who went out in the second round when asked which degree rhyming slang is a Geoff Hurst said a third!
Ben is a yard faster across the studio floor when it's a young blonde.”
He's had about 6 or 7 hugs already.
Well done Jennie. She took the trade and won the £10K on her last counter drop. Her timing was perfect too.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“He's had about 6 or 7 hugs already.”
“He's had about 6 or 7 hugs already.
”
I think that's a record for Tipping Point
I have lost the will to live 
Timing was good and that won her the jackpot but how on earth did she get that far..as far as I can recall, she answered 3 right in the first round (and lets face it, that aint difficult), passed all in the 2nd except for the weakest link, got none at all in the 3rd and guessed every one in the final.
Timing was good and that won her the jackpot but how on earth did she get that far..as far as I can recall, she answered 3 right in the first round (and lets face it, that aint difficult), passed all in the 2nd except for the weakest link, got none at all in the 3rd and guessed every one in the final.
[quote=Eagle9a;81930627]Does this bimbo actually know anything?/QUOTE]
She knew enough to go home with ten grand.
She knew enough to go home with ten grand.
[quote=Virgin Queen;81930920]
Well with respect, she didnt. She knew sod all but was lucky because the dimwits on the show with her, knew even less (or more likely, had very poor drop timing). I'll call her lucky bimbo
Originally Posted by Eagle9a:
“Does this bimbo actually know anything?/QUOTE]
She knew enough to go home with ten grand.”
“Does this bimbo actually know anything?/QUOTE]
She knew enough to go home with ten grand.”
Well with respect, she didnt. She knew sod all but was lucky because the dimwits on the show with her, knew even less (or more likely, had very poor drop timing). I'll call her lucky bimbo
People on here can be a bit harsh on the contestants, you ever wonder maybe being on tv might make some people nervous or their minds might just go blank as it happens time to time? Good on her for trading though, a lot of people probably wouldn't have.
One thing that does annoy me is Ben, when someone answer a question correctly before he reads it out, he then goes back and read out the question in full afterwards, just seems like a waste of time.
One thing that does annoy me is Ben, when someone answer a question correctly before he reads it out, he then goes back and read out the question in full afterwards, just seems like a waste of time.
Originally Posted by anyonefortennis:
“This must be a repeat even though it's listed as a new episode.”
“This must be a repeat even though it's listed as a new episode.”
Why do you think that?
Originally Posted by Woodbine:
“One thing that does annoy me is Ben, when someone answer a question correctly before he reads it out, he then goes back and read out the question in full afterwards, just seems like a waste of time.”
“One thing that does annoy me is Ben, when someone answer a question correctly before he reads it out, he then goes back and read out the question in full afterwards, just seems like a waste of time.”
It's because the Tipping Point audience needs to know what the full question was, because a lot of them couldn't work it out for themselves.
(Present company excepted of course!
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[quote=Eagle9a;81931486]
Bimbo? I thought she was absolutely lovely, and I was delighted when she gambled and won.
Originally Posted by Virgin Queen:
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Well with respect, she didnt. She knew sod all but was lucky because the dimwits on the show with her, knew even less (or more likely, had very poor drop timing). I'll call her lucky bimbo”
“
Well with respect, she didnt. She knew sod all but was lucky because the dimwits on the show with her, knew even less (or more likely, had very poor drop timing). I'll call her lucky bimbo”
Bimbo? I thought she was absolutely lovely, and I was delighted when she gambled and won.
[quote=Ancient IDTV;81936076]
I agree with that.
I only saw the final session as I was out. It was obvious that the earlier rounds were poor as Jennie only had around £1,600 in the bank when the final round started. I didn't expect her to gamble her relatively small total of just over £2,000 as she's said she had UNI costs. However, she gambled and won. Good for her, I was pleased for her. It was her excellent timing of the drop that won it for her. Other contestants should take note.
The questions are only easy if you know the answer.
Originally Posted by Eagle9a:
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Bimbo? I thought she was absolutely lovely, and I was delighted when she gambled and won.”
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Bimbo? I thought she was absolutely lovely, and I was delighted when she gambled and won.”
I agree with that.
I only saw the final session as I was out. It was obvious that the earlier rounds were poor as Jennie only had around £1,600 in the bank when the final round started. I didn't expect her to gamble her relatively small total of just over £2,000 as she's said she had UNI costs. However, she gambled and won. Good for her, I was pleased for her. It was her excellent timing of the drop that won it for her. Other contestants should take note.
The questions are only easy if you know the answer.
[quote=Charenton;81936527]
But the questions are SO easy (especially in the early rounds) it's terrifying to imagine people don't know the answers. And many don't. "Before my time" is trotted out again and again. And the guy in this edition who said that the Backstreet Boys released were a duo who released the 1960s album 'Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme' and thought Neil Armstrong was part of the Challenger mission was unbelieavble. I genuinely wonder how many of them get homef rfom the studios after filming.
Originally Posted by Ancient IDTV:
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I agree with that.
I only saw the final session as I was out. It was obvious that the earlier rounds were poor as Jennie only had around £1,600 in the bank when the final round started. I didn't expect her to gamble her relatively small total of just over £2,000 as she's said she had UNI costs. However, she gambled and won. Good for her, I was pleased for her. It was her excellent timing of the drop that won it for her. Other contestants should take note.
The questions are only easy if you know the answer.”
“
I agree with that.
I only saw the final session as I was out. It was obvious that the earlier rounds were poor as Jennie only had around £1,600 in the bank when the final round started. I didn't expect her to gamble her relatively small total of just over £2,000 as she's said she had UNI costs. However, she gambled and won. Good for her, I was pleased for her. It was her excellent timing of the drop that won it for her. Other contestants should take note.
The questions are only easy if you know the answer.”
But the questions are SO easy (especially in the early rounds) it's terrifying to imagine people don't know the answers. And many don't. "Before my time" is trotted out again and again. And the guy in this edition who said that the Backstreet Boys released were a duo who released the 1960s album 'Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme' and thought Neil Armstrong was part of the Challenger mission was unbelieavble. I genuinely wonder how many of them get homef rfom the studios after filming.
[quote=Paul_Mount;81936778]
I've never understood the "before my time" excuse. I wasn't too sure about the Neil Armstrong question. But if I had to answer, I would have said either Apollo 11 or 13. As for the 1960s album - not a huge fan of 1960s music. I know it's not The Beatles and would have maybe guessed at something like Beach Boys or similar.
Originally Posted by Charenton:
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But the questions are SO easy (especially in the early rounds) it's terrifying to imagine people don't know the answers. And many don't. "Before my time" is trotted out again and again. And the guy in this edition who said that the Backstreet Boys released were a duo who released the 1960s album 'Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme' and thought Neil Armstrong was part of the Challenger mission was unbelieavble. I genuinely wonder how many of them get homef rfom the studios after filming.”
“
But the questions are SO easy (especially in the early rounds) it's terrifying to imagine people don't know the answers. And many don't. "Before my time" is trotted out again and again. And the guy in this edition who said that the Backstreet Boys released were a duo who released the 1960s album 'Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme' and thought Neil Armstrong was part of the Challenger mission was unbelieavble. I genuinely wonder how many of them get homef rfom the studios after filming.”
I've never understood the "before my time" excuse. I wasn't too sure about the Neil Armstrong question. But if I had to answer, I would have said either Apollo 11 or 13. As for the 1960s album - not a huge fan of 1960s music. I know it's not The Beatles and would have maybe guessed at something like Beach Boys or similar.
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