Matt,
26/09/2006. The only time eight blues were revealed in the first two rounds, so still has his place in the Hall of Fame, as well as the holder of the highest ever 2nd offer - £35,000.
Sue, 23/07/2014. Inverse to Matt, the only occasion that eight reds were revealed in the first two rounds.
And why have eight when you can have nine. Glad that's not me up there, I'll say that much.
Mark De Lozer, 29/07/2012. The worst 11-box of all time...
...became the worst 9-box of all time...
...to then become the worst 8-box of all time. The worst game in international history but an amazing thing to witness. If you're going to fall, fall in style.
Harry, 29/10/2015. The best opening round of all time.
Jean, 14/01/2016. The worst opening round of all time and the actual worst possible. No japes, no gotchas, bona fide BAD LUCK MATE.
Donna, 12/12/2006. ''WHY'D YOU TELL ME TO DEAL YOU TWAAAAAAAT!''
Gaz, 02/05/2006. The first £100,000 win and pulled out of almost nowhere, coupled with an incredibly electric atmosphere thanks to the pissed students that made up about 50% of the audience back then.
Fadil, 14/04/2006. The 1p win that no-one saw, because of the awkward camera angle enforced by having to keep Fadil in shot when he was half the moon away.
Lucy, 30/03/2006. Proving two rules - 1) that spending three weeks worth of filming time in a Bristol paint factory isn't going to reward you with an expanded pocket and 2) positive energy and intuition mean sod all. Nothing was going to change the £5 sticker inside that little red box.
Sally, 14/07/2006. Exclusively a men's only club until the sailing lady suffered a cataclysmic game that gave her sod all in return for her fare on the First Great Western to Bristol. Also the moment the '1p' began to lose its novelty. When four blokes had won it, it was funny. Phone box meetings, hoho, funny. But the subsequent caravan and barge, nah, lost it. Mate.
Lynn, 31/10/2005. The first pound table box opening and it was a very excitable affair. ''TEN POUNDS, TEN POUNDS!!''