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| rdfs:label | - Jonathan Green
- Jonathan Green
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| rdfs:comment | - Jonathan Green est un écrivain de science-fiction et fantasy pour plusieurs franchises.
- Jonathan Green was a writer for The Cleveland Show with the following episode credits:
* "The One About Friends"
* "A Cleveland Brown Christmas" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Cleveland Live!" (with Gabe Miller)
* "The Blue And The Gray And The Brown" (with Gabe Miller)
* "The Essence of Cleveland" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Nightmare on Grace Street" (with Gabe Miller)
* "March Dadness" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Pins, Spins and Fins!" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Fist and the Furious" (with Gabe Miller)
- Jonathan Green est un auteur britannique. Il a notamment écrit cinq livres de la série Défis Fantastiques, dont seulement deux sont parus en français :
* Le Sépulcre des Ombres (1993)
* Les Chevaliers du Destin (1994)
* Curse of the Mummy (1995)
* Bloodbones (2006)
* Howl of the Werewolf (2007)
- Jonathan Green from Essex, England, became the first £250,000 winner in the UK on September 4, 1999. He was the biggest winner in the UK until Peter Lee won £500,000 on January 19, 2000.
- Jonathan Green is an English freelance writer of speculative fiction, with more than forty books to his name. In 2010, Green wrote two young readers books for the Star Wars franchise: The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: Crisis on Coruscant, and The Clone Wars: The Way of the Warrior. On his personal blog, Green has been known to write occasional Star Wars-related posts, including humorous videos and artworks, and Star Wars Day wishes. He even produced a self-made promo trailer for Decide Your Destiny: Crisis on Coruscant, which he uploaded on the video-sharing website Youtube.
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| Other | - *Pax Britannia
*Match Wits with the Kids,
*What is Myrrh Anyway? Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Christmas,
*You Are The Hero—A History of Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks.
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| B | - Fish
- Light
- South Africa
- Duck
- Baton
- Hound Dog
- American football
- Fife
- O'Keefe
- Horatio
- Anne Boleyn
- Boiling point
- Devon & Dorset
- Sunloch
- Your Honour
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- £64,000 - Not Timed
- £8,000 - Not Timed
- Fastest Finger First
- £250,000 - Not Timed
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| Caption | - Of the 10 contestants, six got it right but Jonathan was the fastest with a time 4.83 seconds. Correct order: D-C-A-B
- Jonathan wasn't sure, so he decided to call Noel, who was pretty certain that the answer was 'Ants'. Jonathan went with Noel and won £250,000 being the first person in the UK version to answer question 13 correctly.
- Jonathan did not know, so he decided to use his final lifeline. He decided not to risk £218,000 even after using his Ask the Audience lifeline and walkaway with a quarter of a million pounds. The answer was A: Anne of Cleves.
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| A | - India
- Spiders
- Bees
- Lacrosse
- Sir
- Sandwich
- Tongue
- Herman
- O'Donnell
- Anne of Cleves
- Devon Loch
- Glockenspiel
- Human body temperature
- Puppy Love
- Somerset & Cornwall
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| SW | - *The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: Crisis on Coruscant
*The Clone Wars: The Way of the Warrior
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| Question | - 3050.0
- ('Ask the Audience' lifeline used)
- Orange sauce is traditionally eaten with which meat?
- What is the first name of Hornblower, created by C.S. Forester?
- Which of these songs was a hit for Elvis Presley in 1956?
- ('Phone-a-Friend' lifeline used)
- Agoraphobia is the fear of what?
- What is the name of Chicago, main international airport?
- The ANC is a political party in which country?
- What creatures live in a 'formicary'?
- Which of these is a wind musical instrument?
- Which of his queens did Henry VIII refer to as his 'Flanders Mare'?
- Starting with the lowest, put these temperatures in order, in degrees Celsius.
- What does an athlete traditionally hand over to a teammate during a relay race?
- Which two English counties cover the majority of the south-west peninsula?
- Which horse dramatically collapsed yards from the finish in the 1956 Grand National?
- What does a PhD entitle the holder of such a qualification to be called?
- Which of these sports was developed from a North American Indian game?
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| D | - Baseball
- Worms
- Kuwait
- Pork
- Thomas
- Mobile phone
- Strangers
- Catherine Howard
- My Lord
- Absolute zero
- Ben Nevis
- Devon & Cornwall
- Mad Dogs and Englishmen
- Mandolin
- O'Hare
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| C | - Doctor
- Ants
- Sri Lanka
- Ice hockey
- Veal
- Open spaces
- Cup of tea
- O'Malley
- Catherine of Aragon
- Freezing point
- Glenside
- Ishmael
- Somerset & Dorset
- The Puppy Song
- Zither
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| abstract | - Jonathan Green is an English freelance writer of speculative fiction, with more than forty books to his name. In 2010, Green wrote two young readers books for the Star Wars franchise: The Clone Wars: Decide Your Destiny: Crisis on Coruscant, and The Clone Wars: The Way of the Warrior. Green notably created the steampunk Pax Britannia series for Abaddon Books and wrote novels set within Games Workshops worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000, which include the Black Templars duology. He also wrote fiction for such diverse properties as Doctor Who, Sonic the Hedgehog and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He has also written a number of non-fiction books including Match Wits with the Kids, What is Myrrh Anyway? Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Christmas, and You Are The Hero—A History of Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks. On his personal blog, Green has been known to write occasional Star Wars-related posts, including humorous videos and artworks, and Star Wars Day wishes. He even produced a self-made promo trailer for Decide Your Destiny: Crisis on Coruscant, which he uploaded on the video-sharing website Youtube.
- Jonathan Green est un écrivain de science-fiction et fantasy pour plusieurs franchises.
- Jonathan Green was a writer for The Cleveland Show with the following episode credits:
* "The One About Friends"
* "A Cleveland Brown Christmas" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Cleveland Live!" (with Gabe Miller)
* "The Blue And The Gray And The Brown" (with Gabe Miller)
* "The Essence of Cleveland" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Nightmare on Grace Street" (with Gabe Miller)
* "March Dadness" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Pins, Spins and Fins!" (with Gabe Miller)
* "Fist and the Furious" (with Gabe Miller)
- Jonathan Green est un auteur britannique. Il a notamment écrit cinq livres de la série Défis Fantastiques, dont seulement deux sont parus en français :
* Le Sépulcre des Ombres (1993)
* Les Chevaliers du Destin (1994)
* Curse of the Mummy (1995)
* Bloodbones (2006)
* Howl of the Werewolf (2007)
- Jonathan Green from Essex, England, became the first £250,000 winner in the UK on September 4, 1999. He was the biggest winner in the UK until Peter Lee won £500,000 on January 19, 2000.
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