Mastermind - Season 2 / Year 1973

Mastermind - Season 2 / Year 1973

Season 2 / Year 1973

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DatesSep 3, 1973 - Dec 27, 1973
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Episodes

Episode 1
Year 1973Episode 130 min

Episode 1

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Quick reactions, depth of knowledge, fast recall and concise answers. All these are required in this tense and exciting Brain Game which comes tonight from the University of Lancaster.
Sep 3, 1973
Episode 2
Year 1973Episode 230 min

Episode 2

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson When the questions begin, there is no time to ponder or elaborate. Contestants in this Brain Game know the answers immediately - or not at all. Tension mounts again at the University of Lancaster in this second round contest to find the Mastermind of 1973.
Sep 10, 1973
Episode 3
Year 1973Episode 330 min

Episode 3

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Greek mythology, words, classical music, 19th-century English literature... four aspiring Master-minds answer questions on these and general knowledge questions in the third round of this contest from the University of Bristol.
Sep 17, 1973
Episode 4
Year 1973Episode 430 min

Episode 4

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Quick reactions, depth of knowledge, fast recall and concise answers. The University of Bristol is the setting for tonight's episode of the Brain Game where four contestants answer questions on: Harps, harp music and harpists; Liszt-his life and works; European mountaineering to 1914; Rudyard Kipling-his life and works.
Sep 24, 1973
Episode 5
Year 1973Episode 530 min

Episode 5

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Scottish geography and literature, opera and Britain's railways - four new contestants meet in tonight's round from Glasgow University.
Oct 1, 1973
Episode 6
Year 1973Episode 630 min

Episode 6

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson In tonight's brain game, from the University of Glasgow: an information scientist answers questions on Frederick the Great; a student on the history of music, 1680-1850; a civil servant on Shakespeare's plays; a teacher on Romano-British archaeology.
Oct 8, 1973
Episode 7
Year 1973Episode 730 min

Episode 7

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Tonight's round of the brain game comes from Sussex University, Brighton. Douglas Gibson, a British Airways station officer, answers questions on modern weapons; crossword puzzle compiler Charles Key answers on the city of Paris; editor and writer Phyllis Hartnell on the history of the theatre; and student Stephen Wildman on painting, 1880-1914.
Oct 15, 1973
Episode 8
Year 1973Episode 830 min

Episode 8

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson from Sussex University, Brighton
Oct 22, 1973
Episode 9
Year 1973Episode 930 min

Episode 9

Magnus Magnusson introduces the ninth heat which comes from the University of Keele. Reginald Drew answers on the Royal Navy, Sally Copeland on classical mythology, Christopher Monro on English literature and Marjorie Elliott on symphony orchestras.
Oct 29, 1973
Episode 10
Year 1973Episode 1030 min

Episode 10

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson from Keele University, Staffs. Tonight's contestants answer on British geography, Gilbert and Sullivan, the Third Reich and the 19th-century novel.
Nov 5, 1973
Episode 11
Year 1973Episode 1130 min

Episode 11

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson from the University of Reading
Nov 12, 1973
Episode 12
Year 1973Episode 1230 min

Episode 12

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson from Reading University In tonight's heat, the last before the quarter finals, Daniel Appleby answers questions on West Africa, Mrs Marilyn Halberstam answers on 19th-20th century crime, Andrew Hardman on the history of Greece and City States to the death of Alexander and Paul Ponder on British birds.
Nov 19, 1973
Episode 13
Year 1973Episode 1330 min

Episode 13

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Sixteen area Masterminds have won through to the second round of the competition. Four matches will be played and the challengers in tonight's programme are Archie Orton from East Midlands, Rosemary Bown from Northern Ireland, Rev Peter Strange from North East, and John Coleby from Wales.
Nov 26, 1973
Episode 14
Year 1973Episode 1430 min

Episode 14

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson The challengers in tonight's second round are Paul Ponder from South East, Dr Reginald Webster from North West, Eleanor MacNair and Dr Archie Campbell from Scottish teams.
Dec 3, 1973
Episode 15
Year 1973Episode 1530 min

Episode 15

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson Sixteen area masterminds have won through to the second round of the competition. Four matches will be played and the challengers in tonight's programme are Charles Key and Richard Snailham from London, Jeffrey Boss from South West and Margery Elliott from West Midlands.
Dec 10, 1973
Episode 16
Year 1973Episode 1630 min

Episode 16

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson The four best runners-up from the national heats are given a second chance in this match to obtain a place in the final. They are John Colman from North West, Michael York from North East, Patricia Owen from London and Daniel Appleby from South East.
Dec 17, 1973
Episode 17
Year 1973Episode 1730 min

Episode 17

Introduced by Magnus Magnusson The Final for the title of 'Mastermind of the United Kingdom'
Dec 27, 1973

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