Series 14 (UK)

Series 14
Host	Chris Tarrant
Start Date	30th August 2003
End Date	27th December 2003
Number of Episodes	21
Prize Winnings
£250,000 Winners	1
£125,000 Winners	1
£64,000 Winners	4
£32,000 Winners	15
£16,000 Winners	10
£8,000 Winners	4
£1,000 Winners	6
Total Winnings	£1,305,000

The fourteenth series of the UK version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? ran for 21 consecutive nights on ITV, from 30 August to 27 December 2003. It was hosted by Chris Tarrant.

Producers: Celador

Sponsorship: Vauxhall Network Q

Episodes

• Episode 1 (30th August 2003)

Chris Brewerton (£16,000) 
Daniel Heath (£1,000 - lost on £8,000)
Mark Jessop (£125,000, continued)

• Episode 2 (6th September 2003) "Millionaires Return" (Part 1)

David Edwards & Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (£32,000 - lost on £125,000)
Judith Keppel & David Seaman (£8,000, continued)

• Episode 3 (9th September 2003) "Millionaires Return" (Part 2)

Judith Keppel & David Seaman (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
Robert Brydges & Judith Chalmers (£32,000 - lost on £250,000)

• Episode 4 (13th September 2003)

Mark Jessop (£125,000)
Dave Shapton (£64,000) 
Liz Mills (£2,000, continued) 

• Episode 5 (20th September 2003)

Liz Mills (£1,000 - lost on £16,000) 
Sandra Beaumont-Kerridge (£1,000 - lost on £4,000) 
John Dyer (£32,000 - lost on £125,000) 
Fiona Bangert (£2,000, continued)

• Episode 6 (27th September 2003)

Fiona Bangert (£250,000) 
Gerry McQuade (£16,000) 
Scott Rourke (£2,000, continued)

• Episode 7 (4th October 2003)

Scott Rourke (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
Steve Illing (£8,000) 
Len Morton (£8,000, continued)

• Episode 8 (11th October 2003) - Professors & Freshers Special 1

Lydia Nash & Dr Mark Batty (£32,000 - lost on £64,000)
Professor Richard Weber & Jack Steege (£16,000, continued)

• Episode 9 (14th October 2003) - Professors & Freshers Special 2

Professor Richard Weber & Jack Steege (£16,000)
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• Episode 10 (18th October 2003)

Len Morton (£64,000)
Fiona McAuley (£16,000) 
Caroline Hughes (£8,000, continued)

• Episode 11 (25th October 2003)

Caroline Hughes (£8,000)
Paul Walker (£16,000) 
Rob Mitchell (£125,000, continued)

• Episode 12 (1st November 2003)

Rob Mitchell (£32,000 - lost on £500,000) 
Gavin Freeguard (£32,000 - lost on £125,000)

• Episode 13 (8th November 2003) - Couples Special 1

Colette & Bill Scott (£8,000) 
Katherine & Glynn Hurst (£1,000 - lost on £8,000) 
Hussein & Dot (£500, continued)

• Episode 14 (11th November 2003) - Couples Special 2

Hussein & Dot (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
Claire & Rhys Blake (£16,000)

• Episode 15 (22th November 2003)

Andy Cobley (£32,000 - lost on £125,000) 
Daniel McWilliams (£16,000) 
Alexa Ewart (£300, continued)

• Episode 16 (29th November 2003)

Alexa Ewart (£64,000) 
John Garside (£1,000 - lost on £16,000) 
Les Thorne (£200, continued)

• Episode 17 (6th December 2003)

Les Thorne (£16,000) 
Ieuan Jones (£64,000) 
Mike Smith (£4,000, continued)

• Episode 18 (13th December 2003)

Mike Smith (£16,000) 
Marc Versloot (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
Steven Watt (£8,000)

• Episode 19 (25th December 2003) - Christmas Special 1

Jim Davidson & Lea Kristensen (£1,000 - lost on £32,000) 
Simon Cowell & Neil Fox (continued) 

• Episode 20 (25th December 2003) - Christmas Special 2

Simon Cowell & Neil Fox (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
Paul O’Grady & Lesley Garrett (£32,000 - lost on £64,000)
Julie Hesmondhalgh & Connie Hyde (£16,000) 

• Episode 21 (27th December 2003) - Christmas Special 3

Fern Britton & Phillip Schofield (£32,000 - lost on £64,000) 
George Michael & Ronan Keating (£32,000 - lost on £125,000) 

Lifelines

• 50:50
• Phone-a-Friend
• Ask the Audience

Trivia

• On the 6th episode, for the first time ever the audience had 100% of an answer.
• On the 11th episode, Rob Mitchell became the sixth person to reach £125,000 without using a lifeline.
• But then, however, on the 12th episode, he became the second and last person to lose £218,000 and was the first contestant since Roger Walker to answer the £500,000 question.
• On the 2nd and 3rd episodes, all 3 millionaires Judith Keppel, David Edwards and Robert Brydges reappeared and they each won £32,000 for their charities.
• Robert Brydges & Judith Chalmers became the fourth and first celebrity couple contestants to answer the £250,000 question wrong and lose £93,000.
• This series was most likely filmed between August to November 2003.

Sources

• Series 14 & 15

Preceded by Series 13

UK Series Series 14

Succeeded by Series 15