episode_scores

10 rows where contestant = 43

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id ▲ episode contestant score rank series srank
271 Hello. 55 Iain Stirling 43 20 1= 20 1=
276 A novel about Russian Gulags. 56 Iain Stirling 43 13 5 33 2
281 Stuck in a mammal groove. 57 Iain Stirling 43 17 2 50 2
286 The barrel dad. 58 Iain Stirling 43 10 5 60 3
291 Stay humble. 59 Iain Stirling 43 21 1 81 2
296 Rock 'n' roll umlaut. 60 Iain Stirling 43 10 4 91 3=
301 This is Trevor. 61 Iain Stirling 43 10 5 101 4
306 Aquatic sewing machine. 62 Iain Stirling 43 18 2 119 3
311 I've been a bit ill. 63 Iain Stirling 43 19 2 138 2=
316 Clumpy swayey clumsy man. 64 Iain Stirling 43 18 1 156 2

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CREATE TABLE episode_scores (
   id         INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
   episode    INTEGER REFERENCES episodes(id),
   contestant INTEGER REFERENCES people(id),
   score      INTEGER,
   rank       TEXT,
   series     INTEGER,
   srank      TEXT
);