episode_scores

10 rows where contestant = 90

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id ▲ episode contestant score rank series srank
588 The chassis, the wings. 118 John Kearns 90 11 5 11 5
593 Enormous hugeness. 119 John Kearns 90 10 5 21 5
598 Dafty in the middle. 120 John Kearns 90 20 1 41 5
603 Crumbs in my bralette. 121 John Kearns 90 12 4 53 5
608 Chip Biffington. 122 John Kearns 90 23 1 76 4
613 Long-legged lobster. 123 John Kearns 90 13 3 89 3=
618 The system of endless plates. 124 John Kearns 90 18 2 107 3
623 The one that bats do. 125 John Kearns 90 6 5 113 4=
628 A new business end. 126 John Kearns 90 19 3 132 5
633 Did I meet these potatoes before? 127 John Kearns 90 12 4 144 4=

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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
);