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00:00Thank you very much.
00:30Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:34It's another first round in our Champion of Champions match and certainly a big buzz of excitement here in the Countdown Studio.
00:43And talking of buzz, I read recently that archaeologists have found some traces of pottery with beeswax coated to them.
00:53So, suggesting that we've been keeping bees for 9,000 years. Imagine that.
01:00They weren't any fools. 9,000 years ago, people had hives with bees buzzing around. Fantastic.
01:05And honey, of course, is a wonderful sweetener. I'm reading here, it's baking on toast perhaps.
01:10For me, I think honey and brandy or whiskey with a little lemon and a little bit of ice at night.
01:16Don't you think? A little hot toddy?
01:17Oh, yeah. And a bit of ginger as well. I'll shove that in there.
01:21Ginger is marvellous.
01:22Marvellous. Yeah. What's your favourite sort of tonic for getting or staving off a cold?
01:27Do you have anything special?
01:27Oh, yeah. Well, I think it's supposed to be manuka honey. That's supposed to be the good stuff, isn't it?
01:31Isn't it lovely?
01:31The unpasteurised stuff that's still got the antiseptic properties and then the numbers next to it.
01:37And the bigger the number, the more expensive it is. I don't really know what that refers to.
01:41It's expensive. But the manuka honey is actually, I swear by that, I think it's brilliant stuff.
01:47Now, Dylan Taylor. Dylan, welcome back. You were the runner-up back in 2013.
01:53And when you were in that series, I think I'm right in saying, and you'll correct me, I'm sure, if I'm wrong,
01:58that as an octochamp, when you reach the octochamp status, you scored the highest score ever as an octochamp.
02:06That's right.
02:06With 974 points. Is that right?
02:08That is right.
02:09And you were only a little chap then. 17?
02:13Still stands to this present day.
02:15I'm delighted to see you back here in our Champion of Champions series. Well done, Dylan.
02:20And Tracy, you're joined by Tracy Mills. Welcome.
02:24Not far from Stockport, mother of three boys, with your husband of 20 years, Mark.
02:30Yes, that's right, yeah.
02:30And they're all watching, or are they in the audience somewhere?
02:33My husband and son are in the audience at the moment, yes.
02:35You've brought him along?
02:36Yes.
02:36Well done. All right.
02:37Runner-up at the start of 2015 and married 20 years.
02:41Yes, that's right.
02:41Brilliant stuff.
02:42Let's have a big round of applause then for Tracy Mills and Dylan Taylor.
02:49And over in the corner, as ever, Susie and the wonderful TV and radio presenter.
02:56We love her, Gloria Honeyford.
02:58Welcome back.
02:58I'm definitely signing you as my manager, definitely.
03:00The introductions have been fabulous this week.
03:03All right.
03:04Welcome back.
03:04Now then, Dylan, take us away on the letters game.
03:07Thanks, Nick.
03:08Hi, Rachel.
03:09Hi, Dylan.
03:09Can I have a vowel, please?
03:11Start today with O.
03:13A consonant.
03:15C.
03:16Another.
03:18R.
03:19Another.
03:21D.
03:22Vowel.
03:22A.
03:24A.
03:24Consonant.
03:26S.
03:27Vowel.
03:28I.
03:31Erm.
03:32Vowel.
03:35E.
03:37A final consonant, please.
03:40And a final B.
03:41And here comes the countdown clock.
03:44Music.
03:46Music.
03:48Music.
03:49Yes, Dylan?
04:15Eight.
04:16An eight?
04:17Eight as well.
04:18Mm-hmm.
04:19Dylan?
04:20Ascribed.
04:21Ascribed.
04:21Now then, Tracy?
04:23Idiocraze.
04:24I toss that carefully to Susie.
04:27How are you spelling that one, Tracy?
04:28I-O-D-C-R-A-S-E.
04:32I-O-D-C-R-A-S-E.
04:36It's actually idocraze.
04:38I-O-D-O.
04:39I-O-D-O rather than I-O-D.
04:43I-O-D-O is a mineral.
04:44You'll find it in limestone,
04:45and apparently it's the one stone
04:47that's sometimes mistaken for jade.
04:49By jewellers, even.
04:51So it's a great eight.
04:53Just felt that way, I'm afraid.
04:55All right.
04:56So there we are.
04:57Dylan off to a furiously fast start
04:59with eight points.
05:00And Gloria.
05:01Gloria and Susie?
05:02Yes, well, I would have had the eight points as well
05:03because we had a scribe.
05:05Yeah.
05:05Very good.
05:06Nothing beyond that, really.
05:07No line.
05:08All right.
05:09Now then, Tracy, let's have a letters game from you.
05:13Hi, Rachel.
05:14Hi, Tracy.
05:14Could I have a consonant, please?
05:15Start with T.
05:17And another one.
05:19N.
05:20And another one.
05:21P.
05:23A vowel, please.
05:25A.
05:26Another vowel.
05:27I.
05:28Another vowel.
05:30U.
05:32A consonant, please.
05:34M.
05:35A consonant.
05:37R.
05:37And finish with A.
05:39Another vowel, please.
05:41And finish with E.
05:44Stand by.
05:44BELL RINGS
05:46Yes, Tracy?
06:16Eight.
06:17Dillon?
06:18Eight.
06:18Two eights.
06:19Tracy?
06:20Ruminate.
06:21And?
06:22The same word.
06:23There we go.
06:23Just, well done.
06:27And the same word.
06:29You're there?
06:30Ruminate, yes.
06:31Well done.
06:31Susie?
06:32Anything else?
06:32Same for me.
06:33No, Ruminate's all round.
06:34Yes.
06:35We're all agreed.
06:36Well done.
06:3616 plays, eight.
06:38And Dillon, your numbers game.
06:41Six more, please.
06:42Thank you, Dillon.
06:43All the little ones coming up.
06:46And for the first numbers game of this contest, the little ones are five, ten, eight, another
06:52five, one, and nine.
06:55And the target?
06:55Five hundred and seventy-six.
06:58Five, seven, six.
07:00twelve, six.
07:02Five, five, ten, eight.
07:02Five, seven, six.
07:04Things come up and he's on now, having fun.
07:04einfach two, four, five, ten, eight.
07:06Nine.
07:09No sky.
07:10So small, sir.
07:11One, two, six, ten, eight.
07:12So small, seven, nine.
07:12Two, two, three.
07:15One, two, three.
07:18And the.
07:18One, two, four, seven.
07:20One, two, three.
07:21One, two, three.
07:22One, one.
07:22One, two, three.
07:24One, two, three.
07:24Two, three.
07:25One, two, four, three.
07:26Five, seven, six, Dylan.
07:31Yeah, yeah, five, seven, six.
07:33Yeah.
07:33Tracy?
07:34Five, seven, six.
07:35Well done.
07:35And?
07:36Okay.
07:37Dylan?
07:37I went nine times the eight.
07:39Nine times eight, 72.
07:41Five over the five is a one.
07:42Yep.
07:43Ten subtracted two ones.
07:45Ten minus that one and the other one for eight.
07:47Times 72.
07:48Perfect.
07:48Five, seven, six.
07:50Very good.
07:50And Tracy?
07:51Did exactly the same way.
07:53Five over five, as you can see.
07:55Well done.
07:56Well done.
07:56All right.
07:59Very good.
08:00So 26 plays Tracy's 18 as we go to our first tea time teaser, which is such sore.
08:08And the clue, she has such a sore throat, so she struggled with these.
08:13She has such a sore throat, so struggled with these.
08:17She struggled with the choruses.
08:44Choruses.
08:45Now, if you'd like to become a Countdown contestant, you can email Countdown at Channel4.com to request
08:51an application form, or write to us at Contestants Applications, Countdown Leads, LS3, 1, J, S.
09:00Now then, Tracy, tiny bit behind, plenty of time.
09:06Maybe you can make it up with this letters game.
09:09Could I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
09:10Thank you, Tracy.
09:11F.
09:11And another one.
09:12And another one.
09:13S.
09:15And another one.
09:16G.
09:17A vowel, please.
09:19A.
09:20Another vowel.
09:21O.
09:23Another vowel.
09:24U.
09:25A consonant, please.
09:27T.
09:28Another consonant.
09:30N.
09:31And finish with a vowel, please.
09:35And finish with E.
09:38Countdown.
09:39E.
09:43One.
09:43One.
09:44T.
09:45One.
09:50One.
09:51One.
09:53One.
10:06One.
10:07yes tracy seven seven seven yeah well done tracy outages now they're done fugato's fugato's
10:20fugato's u-g-a-t-s yeah um brilliant they are passages in fugato style and that is music that's
10:30played in the style of a fugue yes indeed but mine was much more simple than that tongues tongues
10:36yes speaking i had a tongue tie when i was young like you know where that string underneath is tied
10:42to your the end of your tongue yes and my mum said one day with great comedy timing she said you know
10:47i often wondered did i do the right thing in getting a cut oh she did i'll tell you all right
10:5333 plays 25 dylan off you go letters uh can i have a vowel please thank you dylan a another
11:01i a constant b another d another l vowel e consonant t uh a vowel a final consonant please and a final r
11:24stand by
11:25so
11:31yes dylan eight and eight tracy seven and your seven
11:46Yes, Dylan.
11:57Eight.
11:58And eight, Tracy?
11:59Seven.
12:00And your seven?
12:01Tripled.
12:02Now then, Dylan, parietal.
12:05Parietal.
12:06With an uncertain look.
12:08Yeah, it's brilliant.
12:09It's a term from anatomy and biology relating to the wall of the body or a body cavity.
12:15That's brilliant.
12:18Well done.
12:19Parietal.
12:21Did you know that, Dylan?
12:22Because you gave me a funny look, which said you were taking a risk.
12:26I thought it was in between.
12:28You were there or thereabouts.
12:29Well, well done.
12:30There we go.
12:30Now, what have we got?
12:31Nothing back at that.
12:32As soon as we had to have plaited.
12:34Yeah, plaited.
12:35There's dipteral as well.
12:37Dipteral is another eight.
12:38And that is describing an open space as a double row of columns surrounding it.
12:43The rows of columns are known as peristiles.
12:46Yes.
12:46And if they've got a double row, that means it is dipteral.
12:50Well, I'm done.
12:51All right, very good.
12:5241 plays 25.
12:54And it's Tracy's numbers game now.
12:55Tracy?
12:56Could I have one for the top, please, Rachel?
12:58And any other five of your choice?
13:00You can indeed.
13:01Thank you, Tracy.
13:01One from the top and five from the others.
13:04And for this round, your little ones are eight, five, one, four and six.
13:10And the big one, 50.
13:12And the target, 607.
13:14Six, oh, seven.
13:45Yes, Tracy?
13:47607.
13:48And Dylan?
13:50Yep, 607.
13:51So, Tracy?
13:528 plus 4 is 12.
13:54Yep.
13:55Multiplied by 50.
13:56600.
13:57And 6 plus the 1.
13:596 plus the 1 for the 7.
14:00607, lovely.
14:03Yep.
14:03The exact same way.
14:04Same way.
14:05Just show Tracy.
14:07Well done.
14:10Well done.
14:11And now we turn to Gloria.
14:13And Gloria, when are you with us last in the studio?
14:16The last of a visit.
14:17You told us the story about your husband trying to buy shoes.
14:20And you saying they looked awful.
14:22At what turned out to be his current pair.
14:25It seems his luck with shopping hasn't improved.
14:28No.
14:28My poor husband comes in for a lot of stick.
14:30And his shopping leaves a lot to be desired.
14:31Funny enough, a couple of weeks ago, he went in Dubai like a shaver.
14:34You know, electric shaver thing.
14:35And he said to the girl, is it portable?
14:39And she went, no, Spain.
14:42He said, no, no, no, no, no.
14:43Is it portable?
14:45She said, no, no.
14:47It's Spanish.
14:49He said, no.
14:50I mean, is it portable?
14:52She went, not Portugal, Spanish.
14:56But Cliff Richard's been a great mate for about 45 years.
15:00And a couple of years back, we were at a mutual friend's house for a bit of a holiday in Dubai.
15:06And, of course, the shopping is fantastic.
15:09Anyway, Cliff was looking for skinny jeans.
15:10I mean, really skinny jeans being very thin anyway.
15:13And so we, when we were shopping, found them and said to him, we find the right shop, you know, for the skinny jeans.
15:19So in he went, perfect.
15:21And my husband happened to say, would you have those my size?
15:24And the guy in all sincerity went, no.
15:26He said, try fat face just across the corridor.
15:31How brilliant.
15:33So his shopping is actually quite entertaining, I have to say.
15:37I went to Dubai once.
15:39I spent my whole time on an industrial estate.
15:41We were filming for The Apprentice in those days.
15:43Yes.
15:43But they have this mall, this shopping mall.
15:46It's the biggest in the world, apparently.
15:47It is.
15:48I mean, it's bliss.
15:49Tell us a little bit about that.
15:50It's extraordinary.
15:51Yeah, it is, actually.
15:52But I do find in Dubai that once you're tired of shopping and eating, and if you don't really like hot, hot, hot weather, not a lot left to do.
15:59That's just a personal opinion.
16:01Yeah.
16:02There we go.
16:03Good.
16:03So he went to fat face, and he was happy ever after.
16:06Oh, he's a happy boy since, yes.
16:08Well done.
16:08All right.
16:10Now then, Dylan on 51, Tracy on 35, and we turn now to Dylan.
16:15Letters game, Dylan.
16:17Can I have a consonant, please?
16:18Thank you, Dylan.
16:19H.
16:20Another.
16:23S.
16:23Another.
16:25L.
16:26One more.
16:28D.
16:29A vowel.
16:30O.
16:31A vowel.
16:31A.
16:33Vowel.
16:35E.
16:38Vowel.
16:40O.
16:42A vowel, please.
16:43And the last one.
16:45I.
16:46Countdown.
16:47A vowel.
16:48A vowel.
16:48A vowel.
16:49A vowel.
16:49A vowel.
16:49A vowel.
16:50A vowel.
16:50A vowel.
16:50A vowel.
16:50A vowel.
16:51A vowel.
16:51A vowel.
16:52A vowel.
16:52A vowel.
16:52A vowel.
16:53A vowel.
16:53A vowel.
16:53A vowel.
16:53A vowel.
16:54A vowel.
16:54A vowel.
16:54A vowel.
16:54A vowel.
16:54A vowel.
16:55A vowel.
16:55A vowel.
16:56A vowel.
16:56A vowel.
16:57A vowel.
16:57A vowel.
16:57A vowel.
16:58A vowel.
16:58A vowel.
16:59A vowel.
17:00A vowel.
17:01A vowel.
17:01A vowel.
17:02A vowel.
17:02A vowel.
17:03A vowel.
17:03A vowel.
17:04A vowel.
17:04A vowel.
17:05A vowel.
17:06Yes, Dylan.
17:18A seven.
17:19A seven, Tracy.
17:20Seven as well.
17:22Dylan.
17:22Shoald.
17:24And Tracy.
17:25Hoodies.
17:26Hoodies.
17:27I'll open the hoodie.
17:30Now then, Gloria.
17:31I'm afraid we were shoald as well.
17:33Well done.
17:34All right, 58 plays 42.
17:35Now then, Tracy.
17:36Letters game.
17:37Could I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
17:39Thank you, Tracy.
17:40S.
17:41And another one?
17:42J.
17:44And another one?
17:46W.
17:47A vowel, please.
17:48U.
17:49Another vowel?
17:51E.
17:52Another vowel?
17:53A.
17:54A consonant, please.
17:56G.
17:57A consonant?
17:59R.
18:01And another consonant, please.
18:03And the last one, V.
18:05Tantan.
18:06Tantan.
18:06Tantan.
18:06Tantan.
18:07Tantan.
18:07Tantan.
18:08Tantan.
18:09Tantan.
18:10Tantan.
18:11Tantan.
18:12Tantan.
18:13Tantan.
18:14Tantan.
18:15Tantan.
18:16Tantan.
18:17Tantan.
18:18Tantan.
18:19Tantan.
18:20Tantan.
18:21Tantan.
18:22Tantan.
18:23Tantan.
18:24Tantan.
18:25Tantan.
18:26Tantan.
18:27Tantan.
18:28Tantan.
18:29Tantan.
18:30Tantan.
18:31Tantan.
18:32Tantan.
18:33Yes, Tracey.
18:38Try a seven.
18:39A seven, Dylan?
18:40Try a seven.
18:42Tracey?
18:42A sevruga.
18:45Right.
18:45I'm spelling it differently.
18:46A sevruga.
18:48Sevruga.
18:49It is sevruga, yes.
18:50S-E-V-R-U-G-A.
18:52It's a sturgeon that you'll find in the Caspian and Black Seas and nowhere else.
18:57Of course, it's known for its caviar.
18:59Sevruga.
18:59Indeed.
19:00That costs you a lot of money.
19:01Yeah.
19:02Yes, indeed.
19:03Now, Gloria?
19:05No, it's suave.
19:07It's only, what?
19:08Yeah, we had sixes.
19:08Seven.
19:09Sixes.
19:10Wavers, quite a few sixes, but it's excellent to get a seven.
19:13Well done.
19:13Well done.
19:14All right, 65 plays 42.
19:16And Dylan, we're back with you now for a numbers game.
19:19Dylan.
19:19Go for a large, please.
19:21Thank you, Dylan.
19:21The other end, four from the top, and two little ones could have another tricky one.
19:26And these little numbers are six and nine.
19:29And then the big ones, 50, 75, 25, 100.
19:34And this target, 717.
19:37717.
19:38717.
19:38So, we'll be right back.
19:40So, we'll be right back.
19:41And then the last one, we'll be right back.
19:43And here's another one.
19:44MUSIC CONTINUES
20:14719
20:15And 719
20:17Dylan?
20:19OK, so I went for 100 divided by the 50
20:23100 over the 50 is 2
20:26Add the 75
20:27Add the 75, 77
20:29Times 9
20:30Times by 9 for 693
20:36Add the 25
20:38And then the 25 for 618, yeah, one away
20:43Well done
20:44Well done
20:45Poor Rachel's running out of board
20:49Well done
20:51Can you help us?
20:52717
20:53Always add as good as it gets
20:54I think it's probably possible
20:56But leave it with me
20:57Let's do that
20:58Alright, well done
20:59And well done Dylan
21:0072 points now to Trace's 42
21:02As we turn to our second Tea Time teaser
21:05Which is Rib Mound
21:06And the clue
21:07Preparing to say hello to goodbye
21:09Preparing to say hello to goodbye
21:12A warm welcome back
21:29I just have the clue
21:30Preparing to say hello to goodbye
21:32And the answer is moribund
21:35Moribund
21:36Very clever clue
21:37Very clever
21:37Not nearly as clever as Rachel's 717
21:41No
21:42Yeah, there were a couple of ways
21:44If you say 100 divided by 25 is 4
21:48Add the 75 is 79
21:50Times that by 9 for 711
21:53And you can add the 6 on for one way
21:55Fantastic
21:56Well done Rachel
21:57Well done, well done
22:00Now, Tracey, a little bit of work to do now
22:03Let us go
22:04You have a consonant please, Rachel
22:06Thank you, Tracey
22:07M
22:07And another one
22:09Z
22:10And another one
22:12T
22:13A vowel please
22:15E
22:16Another vowel
22:17O
22:18Another vowel
22:19A
22:21A consonant please
22:23N
22:24A consonant please
22:26Y
22:27And finish with a final vowel
22:30And finish with E
22:32And here's the countdown clock
22:34We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:36We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:36We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:37We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:38We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:39We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:40We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:41We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:42We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:43We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:44We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:45We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:46We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:47We'll be right back to the end of the day
22:48We'll be right back to the end of the day
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22:51tracy six a six six and dylan two tracy omenta and dylan a tonine tonine right t o n e m e
23:19yeah uh it is a linguistics term and it's a phoneme uh distinguished from one another only
23:26by its tone um rather than uh the sound the exact sound so um linguistics term but it's very very
23:33good i liked my word it was enzyme yes that's good yeah and you got the zed in well done yes
23:40all right 48 for tracy dylan on 78 dylan this game uh can i have a bow please thank you dylan
23:49a another e a third i a consonant c consonant s consonant l another t um another consonant
24:07n and a final consonant please and a final d
24:15time bye
24:17so
24:26dylan eight and eight tracy eight as well well done dylan distance and
24:41distance and distance for me as well there we go just swap notes and over in the corner
25:00we have something different over here land ties right yes lots of architectural terms today uh
25:07land ties a beam or piece of masonry that supports a wall or another structure vertical structure
25:12there you go all right anything else no that was that eight land ties good enough thank you 86 base
25:1956 and we're back with you susie for your wonderful origins of words now then uh well i have to thank
25:26jim sutherland because he's um done a lovely book that he sent me which is called the graphic lexicon
25:31and it's just um some nice drawings uh together with the etymologies of some of the words that fascinate
25:37him and he says at the beginning i'm a designer i'm not an academic but i'm fascinated by etymologies
25:41um and a lot of the words that he includes are words that i love because they carry their history
25:47quite openly and yet we overlook them because we don't really probe the meaning of them secretaries
25:52being something that i've mentioned before the secretary being somebody who was entrusted with
25:56the secrets of their master if we called them secretaries it would be a little bit more obvious
26:02a freelancer is another one a freelancer was a knight who wasn't tied to anybody uh no nobleman or royal
26:10king or queen instead he was free to use his lance uh to basically whoever paid him so he was a bit
26:17like a mercenary a freelancer uh most freelancers today of course are not mercenaries and sometimes
26:23they're not paid particularly well but that was their origin they have knightly origins
26:26um and jim also mentions disease if you break up disease it means that you are not at ease you are
26:34in some discomfort but again it's not something that you would necessarily think about an arrival
26:38shares a route with river uh because originally your rival was the uh the enemy who said shared the same
26:44stretch of water as you the same stretch of river and of course water being incredibly valuable to
26:49all human life they were if you like looking to share the same supplies as you and possibly to steal
26:55more uh from you than you would like uh so thank you to jim sutherland because it's just reminded me
27:00of all those words that carry their history right on their sleeve but we often overlook them
27:05all right 86 to 56 dylan in charge as we move to tracy and the penultimate letters again tracy
27:22could i have a constant please rachel thank you tracy k and another one r and another one
27:29t and another one m a vowel please u another vowel o another vowel a a consonant please h
27:46t one th secondaryology k and another vowel
27:51English e thong tongue
27:54Year
27:54Year
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28:11Year
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28:16yes Tracy I'm sticking with a six a six Dylan a seven and a seven Tracy mother now then Dylan
28:33a mouther yes check that if you mouth off you can be a mouther very good well done and Gloria
28:41strangely enough I had my foot as well city no that was the single seven that we could find it
28:48well done well done Gloria so 93 to 56 here we are final letters game Dylan kind of constant please
28:58thank you Dylan L another P another n one more s well I well e well a constant L final a constant please
29:22and a final W count down
29:52yes Dylan got a seven a seven Tracy seven as well and Dylan's spaniel a spaniel now a spaniel for me
30:05as well two spaniels two little cocker spaniels over here what have you got a few wallies here
30:11beg your pardon a few wallies I don't believe that a wally you allowed to have a wally you
30:16could don't have well yes I've been in the dictionary for ages no it probably does come
30:22from the name Walter there's a lovely story attached to it that somebody who went to a pop concert in
30:27the 60s was separated from his companions and it was announced over the tannoy and the crowd started
30:33chanting Wally Wally Wally that's one of the theories as to why it became popularized but yeah
30:38then it became where's Wally and then where's Wally that's they should have shouted in the first place
30:43all right a hundred Dylan look at this to Tracy's 63 and Tracy final test to you it's a numbers game
30:57as it's my last time could I have one from the top and any of the five of your choice please thank you
31:03why great addition thank you Tracy one large five little and for this round your five little ones
31:07are five another five nine eight and six and the big one 75 and this target 923 nine two three
31:37well Tracy nine two three and Dylan I think I've got 93 but it's not written down well take us as far
31:57as you can Dylan okay so let's go for the nine minus the five should give you a four yeah subtract that from
32:06the 75 71 and then eight at the other five yep product of two primes and 1371 well done well
32:13done indeed and Tracy done exactly the same way well done 110 therefore to Tracy's 73 to two good scores
32:27as we go into our final round which is our conundrum round Dylan Tracy fingers on buzzers let's reveal
32:35today's countdown conundrum
32:41is it cursively let's see whether you're right almost see it in the gloom
32:47that's precisely reality
32:53that's a great performance very frank with you it's a great performance 122
33:00Tracy you're taking that home to mark and the boys with our gratitude that very best wishes to view
33:06Gratitude and our very best wishes to you.
33:08And we shall see young Dylan Taylor in the second quarterfinal.
33:15Well done.
33:15Thank you very much.
33:16Well done.
33:16Good to see you back again as well.
33:17And you.
33:18All right.
33:19Gloria, I'll see you tomorrow.
33:20Oh, yes, I'm going home to swat up on all those words that Dylan does,
33:24the way he just learns those every night.
33:26It's amazing.
33:26Fantastic.
33:27Amazing.
33:28I might be better tomorrow.
33:29Amazing.
33:29But the truth is, on the maths and things, you can't learn that.
33:33That's true.
33:33And the speed of that conundrum is extraordinary.
33:35That's very true.
33:36I'm glad you pointed that out to me.
33:38See you tomorrow, Susie.
33:40See you tomorrow, Nick.
33:41And Rachel, too.
33:42Well, it shows the standard that Dylan's disappointed with that performance
33:45just because the clock's lit up at the end there.
33:48Very disappointing, yeah.
33:50Good luck next time.
33:51See you tomorrow.
33:52See you tomorrow.
33:53Same time, same place.
33:54You be sure of it.
33:55A very good afternoon.
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