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Originally broadcast on Friday 22nd January 2016; but this episode's repeat was broadcast on Friday 17th July 2020.
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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio and the Champion of Champions Grand Final.
00:38We've seen some amazing matches over the last three weeks, all played to an extraordinarily high standard.
00:46But one by one, these champions have been knocked out until eventually, today, we're left with just two.
00:54One of whom will emerge from this studio later on this afternoon as the Champion of Champions.
01:01And so we'll join an elite group of Champion of Champions champions.
01:06And here is the little trophy, priceless piece of kryptonite mixed with diamonds and all the rest of it that
01:13they will take home with me.
01:15Priceless, I can't tell you.
01:16But it's been a wonderful few weeks and the people that really stand out in my mind, many, many young
01:22people, but not all.
01:23As young as our two contestants today, people like Giles, he's a young chap.
01:28Antoinette from Nina in County Tipperary.
01:31Samir, originally from Bosnia, who has the most extraordinary vocabulary.
01:37And, of course, Jen, who lost in the semis, a charming, fun girl with the bow.
01:44Absolutely. I'm going to add George to the list as well because his numbers are amazing.
01:48I have everyone. He gets my vote for his number skills.
01:51It's been a real pleasure to watch them.
01:54A real pleasure. And I think Salford's Bars have really enjoyed having our contestants back as well.
01:58And our production team who have made full use of them while they've been back for the Champion of Champions.
02:02Indeed. Now, who have we got?
02:04We've got Dylan, who's proved his worth time and time again, having won two very, very close rounds.
02:10In our semis, you beat Giles Hutchings and proved you had a quick, quick finger than him on that final
02:16conundrum.
02:17My word. How much do you want to win this title today?
02:21Words can't describe it.
02:22All right. Because, of course, you have...
02:24I think you have the highest score ever as an Octa champ. Am I right?
02:27So far.
02:28Remind me what it was.
02:30A 9-7-4.
02:31A 9-7-4. Imagine you're joined today by Cool Dan McComb.
02:36And Cool Dan played in our semifinals yesterday, beating Jen Stedman.
02:42Always there, the blonde Jen Stedman with something in her hair.
02:45She never actually wore her tiara, which I saw her wearing in the audience once or twice.
02:50There we are.
02:51Are the gloves off today, Dan?
02:53Will we be seeing you a little bit hot under the collar?
02:55No, I'm just really... I didn't expect to make it to the final, so I'm just going to enjoy it.
02:59I hope you'll both enjoy it.
03:01And I hope you'll both enjoy this round of rapturous applause.
03:09And over in the corner, of course, Susie once again joined.
03:12And, you know, for the last time until we can persuade her to come back,
03:15the wonderful Naga Manchetti from the BBC News Studio.
03:19Welcome back.
03:19Thank you. I loved it this week. Absolutely. Really enjoyed it.
03:23Well, you've been a very, very good player, too, as well.
03:26I have.
03:26Ask Susie.
03:27Yeah, no, I'm really impressed.
03:28All right.
03:29Now then, Dylan, take us away on this champion of champions final.
03:34Off you go.
03:35Thanks, Nick.
03:36Hi, Rachel.
03:36Hi, Dylan.
03:37Start with a vowel, please.
03:38Thank you. Good luck to both.
03:39Start the final with I.
03:41A consonant.
03:43D.
03:44Another.
03:46F.
03:46Another.
03:48S.
03:49Vowel.
03:50O.
03:51Consonant.
03:53K.
03:54Vowel.
03:56E.
03:57Vowel.
03:59A.
04:00A consonant, please.
04:01And lastly, T.
04:03And here's the countdown clock.
04:06We're going to take a look.
04:33I don't want to take a look.
04:36Yes, Dylan.
04:37Seven.
04:39Seven as well.
04:40Two sevens, Dylan.
04:41Foisted.
04:43Foisted.
04:44Stifado.
04:45And stifado.
04:46Yes, that is a Greek dish of stewed meat and vegetables.
04:52Onions and sometimes tomatoes.
04:54Yep.
04:55Very good.
04:56And naga.
04:57Anything there?
04:58Just a few sixes, actually.
05:00Staked, skated, stoked, but no sevens.
05:03All right.
05:03Well done.
05:04Now then, Dan, off you go.
05:08Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
05:09Thank you, Dan.
05:11G.
05:12Consonant.
05:14S.
05:15Consonant.
05:17L.
05:18A vowel.
05:20U.
05:21A vowel.
05:22E.
05:23One more vowel, please.
05:25I.
05:26Consonant.
05:28T.
05:29A vowel.
05:32O.
05:34And, um, finish with A consonant, please.
05:39And finish with J.
05:40Stand by.
05:42Ho temps.
05:43Tare.
05:44Tare.
05:44Tare.
05:44Tare.
06:13MUSIC CONTINUES
06:14Dillon, eight.
06:16Yes, Dan?
06:17Outgees.
06:19And Dillon?
06:20I'll try a eulogist.
06:22And a eulogist?
06:23Yes, a deliverer of a eulogy is a eulogist, which is there for eight.
06:29Very good.
06:34That's very good.
06:35And who will our eulogist be today?
06:37All right.
06:38That's excellent.
06:38It goes back to the Latin elogium, which was an inscription on a tomb.
06:42Is that right?
06:43Yep.
06:43Very good.
06:44Now then, Naga?
06:46Couldn't beat that.
06:47Had glutes and ugliest.
06:49All right.
06:50Very good.
06:50Nothing else, Susie?
06:51Eulogist for me.
06:52OK, so Dillon on 15.
06:54Early lead there, Dan on seven.
06:56As we go to a numbers game for Dillon.
06:59Can I have six more, please?
07:01You can indeed.
07:02Your favourite pick.
07:03Thank you, Dillon.
07:03Six little ones coming up.
07:05And for the first time in this final, the numbers are three, six, nine, three, five, and seven.
07:14And the target, 929.
07:17929.
07:19929.
07:20929.
07:49Yes, John?
07:509.30
07:51One away
07:53No, it's 9.27
07:559.27, Dylan?
07:577 times 3 times 9
07:597 times 3, 21 times 9, 189
08:05Subtract the other 3
08:06Minus 3 for 186
08:09Times 5
08:10Yep, times 5, 5 for 930, one away
08:13Well done, 9.29, can you manage that, Rachel?
08:16Well, there are more ways for one away, but that was the best
08:19That's it?
08:19Yeah, it was impossible
08:20Well done, Dylan Taylor
08:21All right
08:22So, 22 plays 7 as we turn to our first Teatime Teaser
08:26Which is Cod Chest
08:28And the clue
08:29Put an end to the rumours about his liking for whisky
08:32Put an end to the rumours about his liking for whisky
08:51Welcome back, I left you with a clue
08:56And the answer is scotched, scotched, scotched, although interestingly, scotch whisky doesn't have an E in whisky, only the Irish
09:06and American
09:07So there we are, the whisky drinkers of course will have spotted that
09:10Now, if you'd like to become a countdown contestant, you can email countdown at channel4.com to request an application
09:18form or write to us at contestantsapplications, countdown leads, ls3, 1, j, s
09:26Now then, where are we? 22 plays Dan's 7 and it's Dan's letters game, good luck
09:33Can I have a continent please, Rachel?
09:34Thank you, Dan
09:34N
09:35Continent
09:37R
09:38Continent
09:40S
09:41Vowel
09:42U
09:44Another vowel
09:45A
09:46Vowel
09:48I
09:49A continent please
09:51M
09:52A vowel
09:54A
09:57And
09:58And
09:58Finish with A continent please
10:01And finish with W
10:03Stand by
10:04Stand by
10:34Well
10:35Well Dan
10:35Seven
10:36A seven, Dylan
10:37Seven
10:37Dan
10:38Yes, Surumin
10:39And
10:40Dylan
10:41Samurai
10:41Samurai
10:43Samurai, yes
10:44Members of the powerful military cast in feudal Japan
10:47Surumin, also very good in medicine
10:50Synthetic compounds derived from urea
10:52Used to treat various ailments
10:54Thank you very much
10:56In the corner, Naga
10:57The only other one we could find, seven marinas
11:00Pretty good, marinas
11:02Anything else, Susie?
11:03Samurai for here
11:04Samurai, seven samurai
11:05Okay, 29 plays 14
11:08And it's Dylan's letters game now
11:11Dylan
11:11Can I have a vowel please, Rachel?
11:13Thank you, Dylan
11:13I
11:14Another
11:16O
11:17Consonant
11:18B
11:19Another
11:21R
11:22Another
11:23S
11:24One more
11:25T
11:26A vowel
11:27E
11:29Vowel
11:31A
11:32Let's have a final vowel, please
11:37And a final O
11:39Countdown
11:40In this
12:10yes Dylan eight eight and down yeah eight two eights thank you Dylan ropes
12:16robot eyes robot eyes and yeah robot eyes indeed now they're naga I didn't
12:24get Nate and Susie got the eight yes it means to convert a factory accepted to
12:28operation by robots yes yes you've got a good one good reboot and boaster very
12:35good reboot and boaster well done thirty seven to twenty two and now down it's
12:40your numbers game can I have one last please Rachel you can thank you Dan one
12:44from the top row and five little ones still staying cool under pressure and
12:48these five smalls are four five ten two seven and the big one fifty and the
12:57target seven hundred and eighty six seven eight six
13:30seven eight four seven eight four two away Dylan
13:31yes down had no seven eight four seven eight four two away Dylan
13:35seven eight six seven eight six shoot ten out the five ten out five is 50 times
13:4350 is 750 seven or two is the nine times four 36 on well done seven eight six very
13:51good
13:55very good indeed 47 plays 22 as we turn to uh to naga
14:00and you spoke earlier this week about competitiveness golf you've got to win and
14:04your handicap is is dropping and also you ran the marathon just to prove that you
14:09could and you hated it I never do it again but sometimes that winning mentality can get
14:15the better of you yeah it's an ugly trait sometimes it's an ugly trait but um it
14:21reminds me of when Bill Turnbull you're familiar with here on dictionary corner
14:25and I were presenting and we were interviewing this wonderfully accomplished
14:31seven-year-old who had just beaten a 14-year-old at table tennis so when we
14:37were we'd set up in the studio a table tennis table and ready to play him and we
14:42were going to interview him twice and Bill it was Bill's fault this Bill in the
14:46morning said come on we've got to play we've got to give him a proper game so I
14:50said okay fine so in if every time we went to the regional news you get three
14:54minute break
14:55so we practiced we'd get up we'd unplug our microphones and practice and in the
14:59first hour Bill played him and they had an honorable draw
15:03well I like table tennis and in the second hour I played him and wouldn't give
15:10in and his parents were standing at the side going let him win one point and I was
15:14like no children need to learn to win and I did win but the problem was when I
15:23won I then decided to stand up with my hands lost in the air and prance around
15:27the table and then just realized what an awful person I must have seemed and many
15:32of the viewers did let me know that it wasn't very um charitable to do so I tried
15:36to do say let's do it again and have another one but by this time the kid had had
15:40enough of me and just walked away did you make him cry no I don't think and I'm
15:47sure he's got a brilliant career ahead and he will come back and absolutely
15:49annihilate me but very good I love this story
15:53very good all right now where shall we go 47 to 22 Dylan in the lead and it's a
16:05letter it's time for you I can have a vowel please Rachel thank you Dylan a
16:09consonant G consonant T vowel I vowel a consonant R another V a vowel E final vowel please and the
16:29last one
16:30I stand by
16:33I
16:34I
16:34I
16:34I
16:34I
16:46I
16:47I
16:49I
16:53I
16:54I
17:05I
17:06I
17:11I
17:12I
17:12I
17:14I
17:15Virgate?
17:16Yes, Virgate is a historical term for a measure of land,
17:20usually about 30 acres.
17:23And Naga?
17:25Failing again, I got a six.
17:26Grieve.
17:27All right.
17:28Well done.
17:29Anything else, Susie?
17:30No, just to let you know,
17:31Evergate is to castrate a man or a male animal.
17:35Wait!
17:36Throw that one in.
17:36Yes.
17:37Or it can be used figuratively in the sense of emasculating somebody.
17:40Yes, yes.
17:42Evergate?
17:42Yes.
17:43Hmm.
17:45Keep well clear about them.
17:4654 to Dan's 29.
17:49Dan, let us go.
17:50Can I have a consonant, please?
17:51Thank you, Dan.
17:52N.
17:53Consonant.
17:55C.
17:56Consonant, please.
17:58D.
17:59Vowel.
18:00E.
18:02A vowel.
18:03O.
18:04A vowel, please.
18:06I.
18:07Consonant.
18:09T.
18:10A vowel.
18:13A.
18:14And a final consonant, please.
18:17And a final M.
18:20Countdown.
18:21A vowel.
18:23A vowel.
18:26A vowel.
18:29A vowel.
18:32A vowel.
18:36A vowel.
18:37A vowel.
18:37A vowel.
18:37A vowel.
18:37A vowel.
18:38A vowel.
18:51Well, Dan?
18:52Nine.
18:53Dylan?
18:54Just eight.
18:55Mm-hmm.
18:56Your eight?
18:56I dominate.
18:57Now then, Dan McCollum.
18:59Metaconid.
19:00Can you spell that for me?
19:02M-E-T-A-C-O-N-I-D.
19:07C-O-N-I-D, metaconid, is in the dictionary, and it means a cusp on the posterior lingual
19:17corner of the lower molar of a mammal.
19:28Well done.
19:30Well done, Dan.
19:32A cracker, if you don't mind me saying so.
19:35Did you know what it meant?
19:36I actually looked that one up, yeah.
19:38Really?
19:39Just as one does, really.
19:4247 to 54.
19:43Well, I think you're back in the game, that's for sure.
19:45Now, what have we got there?
19:46Naga and Susie?
19:47Excellent.
19:48I had a seven noticed, and we had actioned as well.
19:52Well done.
19:52Yeah, and a comedian as well.
19:54All right.
19:55Well done, Dan.
19:56Well done.
19:5754, please.
19:5747.
19:58And Dylan, numbers game.
20:00Six more, please.
20:01Thank you, Dylan.
20:02Back to the six little ones.
20:03I will choose carefully, and they are one, five, four, nine, ten, and two, and the target
20:16to reach very small, 149.
20:18One, four, nine.
20:50Yes, Dylan.
20:51One, four, nine.
20:52One, four, nine.
20:53Dan?
20:53One, four, nine as well.
20:54Thank you, Dylan.
20:56I went nine plus four plus two.
20:58Nine plus four plus two, 15.
21:00Times ten.
21:01One hundred and take one.
21:02One, four, nine.
21:03Very easy.
21:05And Dan?
21:06I did five times ten.
21:07Five, ten, to fifty.
21:09Nine minus four minus two is three.
21:11Nine, yep.
21:13Time them together and take away one.
21:14Same again.
21:15One, four, nine.
21:16Well done.
21:19Well done.
21:21As we go into our second tea time teaser, which is mood tile.
21:25And the clue.
21:26If you spot this mineral, you might call it a triumph.
21:29If you spot this mineral, you might call it a triumph.
21:32And the answer is dolomite.
21:55You might remember the triumph dolomite, quite a nice little car, when there was a triumph motor car company.
22:01Yeah, translucent mineral, containing calcium and magnesium, usually iron as well, and named after Monsieur Dolomieux, who was the French
22:10geologist who found it.
22:11Really?
22:12Yes.
22:12Did he also give his name to the Italian mountain range of the same name?
22:15Well, possibly.
22:17Let's leave that hanging there, shall we?
22:19All right.
22:20Dolomieux.
22:2264 plays 57.
22:24Dan now on 57.
22:25It's Dan's letters game.
22:27Go, Dan.
22:29Thanks.
22:29Can I have a consonant, please?
22:30Thank you, Dan.
22:31Pete?
22:32Consonant.
22:34R.
22:35Consonant.
22:35D.
22:37Vowel, please.
22:39O.
22:40A vowel.
22:41E.
22:42A vowel.
22:44U.
22:45A consonant, please.
22:47S.
22:49A consonant.
22:52H.
22:53And a final vowel, please.
22:56And a final E.
22:58Stand by.
23:00A consonant.
23:01A consonant.
23:13A consonant.
23:15A consonant.
23:16A consonant.
23:16A consonant.
23:16A consonant.
23:16A consonant.
23:16A consonant.
23:29Yes, Dan.
23:30Eight.
23:31An eight.
23:33Eight.
23:34Two eights, Dan.
23:35Rehoused.
23:36Rehoused.
23:37And you're rehoused too?
23:39Naga, what have you got?
23:41We got ushered for seven.
23:44Yes.
23:44We have the only eight that we could find, and no pre-housed, in case you're wondering.
23:49Ushered, good word.
23:5172 to 65.
23:52Dylan, your letters game.
23:54Can I have a vowel, please?
23:55Thank you, Dylan.
23:56O.
23:57Consonant.
23:59T.
23:59Another.
24:01S.
24:02Another.
24:03N.
24:04Vowel.
24:06A.
24:06Consonant.
24:08M.
24:09Vowel.
24:11O.
24:12Consonant.
24:14X.
24:15Final consonant, please.
24:17And a final H.
24:19Stand by.
24:20Vowel.
24:22Vowel.
24:22Vowel.
24:24Vowel.
24:24To KPM concluded.
24:25skull.
24:34Vowel.
24:35It.
24:35It.
24:35It.
24:41Which.
24:43Is.
24:51yes Dylan seven a seven and down I'll try seven then thank you
24:55Dylan on a last and down on a master how do we feel about that oh and oh m a
25:05s2 on a mast yeah person who studies proper names especially personal name
25:09surnames for example isn't on a mast as well really how unusual is that and naga
25:14no better than that we've got a six months but that's as good as we could do
25:19pretty good all right well done 79 playing 72 still that seven point gap as
25:26we turn to Susie and her origins of words and today Susie today I am just going to
25:34ponder I suppose on the vocabulary of the champions because it's been a long
25:38campaign getting to the be a champion of champions I know everybody has worked
25:43incredibly hard and the word campaign and that itself sums up that idea of combat
25:49it goes back to the Roman words campus meaning the open countryside and the
25:55connection if you like with combat was because armies tended to spend the winter
26:00in fortresses and in the walled cities etc and then in the summer they would take
26:04the field to carry out their military maneuvers and so campaign took on this
26:10idea of a military campaign and the person who emerged the victor from some of
26:14these military campaigns these maneuvers was of course the champion and that too
26:19is related to the idea of the campus the campus marshes of course was the
26:22famous one in Rome where the armies faked battles very often many got
26:28slaughtered in in the process of sleep that's not going to happen here
26:31hopefully and the champion of course another synonym for a champion is a
26:37conqueror and I like the word conqueror because in there the query of Latin is
26:42seeking and striving and it's linked to question and it's linked to quest as well
26:47which of course very appropriate and they are also contending and there was a
26:52link between contending and being on tenterhooks because tender a is in
26:57there again another Latin word which means to stretch or strive because on
27:01tenterhooks is to be stretched in suspense and I'll finish with prize because of
27:06course today the ultimate prize of being the champion of champions that comes from
27:10a Latin word that actually developed into three separate English words one was
27:14prize itself one was price but the other was praise and it's linked to other
27:19words like precious and appreciate and of course appreciation is think what we all
27:23do because these people are so talented and one that anyone can emerge champion
27:28obviously but we do very much appreciate your skills
27:38great sentiment to thank you very much 79 to 72 and Dan penultimate letters game
27:44good luck can I have a continent please thank you Dan G continent ah one more L a vowel e
27:56vowel a a vowel oh a continent please T a vowel e and finish with a continent please and finish
28:14with P
28:15me
28:16T a vowel a vowel e and chin
28:20apart
28:20either
28:21know
28:21and
28:21note
28:21note
28:47Well done.
28:48Just seven.
28:49A seven, Dylan?
28:50A seven.
28:51So, Dan?
28:52Pergola.
28:53Pergola and?
28:54Prelate.
28:54Very good.
28:55Absolutely fine.
28:57OK.
28:57Naga?
28:58A seven, which I think is quite apt when I think about how competitive I am.
29:02A gloater.
29:03A gloater.
29:03Bet you're not a gloater, really, at all.
29:06Susie?
29:06Lots of sevens.
29:07Proteges, another one, and a potager, you know, the kitchen garden.
29:11Yeah, yeah.
29:12All right.
29:1386-79, final letters game.
29:15Dylan, Dylan, Taylor.
29:17Go.
29:18Can I have a concert, please?
29:20Thank you, Dylan.
29:20Consonant, R.
29:21Another.
29:23S.
29:23Another.
29:25M.
29:26Another.
29:28N.
29:29Vowel.
29:30O.
29:31Vowel.
29:33E.
29:34Consonant.
29:35R.
29:36Vowel.
29:39A.
29:40Final.
29:42Vowel, please.
29:43And a final, aye.
29:46Clock starts now.
30:18Dillon? Nine.
30:19And nine and Dan? Nine.
30:22I think we know about this nine.
30:24Dillon? Rosemarine.
30:26And Dan?
30:28Rosemarine.
30:29There we go. Well done.
30:36Well done. 97 to 104.
30:39And it's numbers for you, Dan.
30:42Make the best of it.
30:43I'll try one large again, please.
30:44Thank you, Dan.
30:45And trying one large and going for the crucial conundrum,
30:48which Dillon is notoriously good at.
30:49Good luck with those tactics.
30:51We shall see.
30:52The last numbers game is one, six, two.
30:56Another one.
30:57Eight.
30:58And the big one, 25.
31:00And the target, 493.
31:02493.
31:04493.
31:04493.
31:04493.
31:05493.
31:05493.
31:05493.
31:07493.
31:08493.
31:09493.
31:09493.
31:10493.
31:10493.
31:11493.
31:14493.
31:15493.
31:16493.
31:17493.
31:18493.
31:19493.
31:19493.
31:20493.
31:22493.
31:22493.
31:22493.
31:24493.
31:26493.
31:27493.
31:31493.
31:34Yes, Dan?
31:35Can I only get 494?
31:37494, one away.
31:38Dylan?
31:39492.
31:41How interesting.
31:43Dan?
31:44OK, I did 25 times 2.
31:4725 times 2 is 50.
31:508 plus 1 plus 1.
31:528 plus 1 plus 1 is 10.
31:54Times them together, take away 6.
31:56501 away.
31:58494.
31:59Yes, and Dylan?
32:01About 2 at 1.
32:022, add 1, 3.
32:04Times 25.
32:05Times 25, 75.
32:06Add 8.
32:08Add 8, 83.
32:10Take the other one.
32:11Take the other one for 82.
32:12Times 6.
32:13And times it by 6.
32:14One away.
32:15One away.
32:16All right.
32:16Rachel, can you do it?
32:18493, they straddle it.
32:19Can you give us a bullseye?
32:21A bit of a tricky one, so leave it with me.
32:23I certainly will.
32:24What we have now, of course, is a crucial conundrum, chaps.
32:29104 plays 111.
32:31So, Dylan and Dan, fingers on buzzers, please.
32:34Good luck to you both as we reveal today's crucial conundrum.
32:41Dylan.
32:42Intestacy.
32:44Intestacy.
32:45Remarkable young man.
32:58fantastic
33:01Rachel was absolutely right
33:03absolutely lightning on the conundrums
33:06fantastic, well done
33:07a great winner, a great young winner
33:10well done, Dan
33:11I mean you were
33:13there all the time, he's just too good
33:15he was just at the end of it
33:17he just beat you to it, beat you to the draw
33:19brilliant stuff, well done
33:21thank you very much for coming, you're a great
33:23great player, and on the day
33:25young Dylan Taylor takes
33:27this trophy, it's not
33:29actually made of kryptonite, and there are no
33:31diamonds involved, it's more valuable than that
33:33because what it says is that you
33:35Dylan Taylor are the
33:37countdown champion of champions for
33:402016, fantastic
33:41well done
33:46I want to thank
33:47Naga for being such a delightful guest
33:49right through this
33:50thank you for having me
33:52it's been a pleasure, and we shall see you
33:54Susie on Monday
33:55look forward to it
33:55alright, back to normal on Monday then
33:58Rachel
33:58yeah, but I do like to have the final word
34:00it's a shame with these champions
34:01they've done so well
34:02but I get to tidy up
34:05if you say 25 plus 6 is 31
34:09times by 8 is 248
34:13minus 1 is 247
34:16times by 2 is 494
34:19and you take away the other 1
34:21oh well done
34:22well done
34:23well done
34:29shouldn't take away from these boys
34:31because they're incredible
34:31you're not gloating
34:32that was, you know
34:33you're the best
34:34that's the truth of it
34:36see you on Monday
34:36same time, same place
34:37you be sure of it
34:38a very good afternoon
34:39yeah
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34:58with the pooches
34:59leading us through the houses
35:01and kevin mcleod narrating
35:02with his delectable toes
35:04we're on full
35:05celebrity snoop dog alert
35:06tonight
35:06it's brand new
35:08at 8.30
35:08but next this couple
35:10want to spend their winter
35:11golfing, socializing
35:12and soaking up the sun
35:13I think we can get on board
35:15with that
35:15it's a place in the sun
35:17Thank you
35:18apologies
35:19so much for handing out
35:21you
35:21thank you
35:21thank you