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00:31Hello, everybody.
00:32Friday afternoon has arrived a very special weekend ahead,
00:36of course, for us, Eurovision nuts.
00:38All eyes are on Malmo, Sweden,
00:40for the 68th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.
00:44Hello, Rachel Riley.
00:46Guten Tag, Colin Murray.
00:48Come on, now, you know that's not Swedish.
00:51No, but Eurovision, you've got to embrace everything.
00:53And can I say, Rachel, you look lovely.
00:56Corny joke, insert here.
01:00Thank you, Rachel, for the delay.
01:04I want to go back 50 years because that's when, in Brighton,
01:08Katie Boyle hosted many a Eurovision Song Contest,
01:11hosted in Brighton, and ABBA,
01:14although they'd released a record before,
01:16were announced to Europe and then the world with Waterloo.
01:19How convenient that Laureen won last year
01:21with the brilliant tattoo, by the way.
01:23And it's in Sweden, 50 years on.
01:25Unbelievable.
01:27So, of the 10 UK judges,
01:30how many of them do you think voted for ABBA and Waterloo,
01:35which is regarded 50 years later
01:36as the greatest Eurovision entry of all time?
01:38I'm guessing not very many, then.
01:40We didn't give anything, anything,
01:42to Waterloo by ABBA.
01:44Wow.
01:44Well, they managed to do all right without us.
01:46They did all right without the support.
01:48Right, well, listen,
01:48we have the perfect dictionary corner for this week,
01:50as you know,
01:51because joining our Suzy Den all week
01:53has been the brilliant Cheryl Baker.
01:55Yes.
01:58Very Eurovision-y top today.
02:00You've got all the colours of the rainbow in there.
02:02It's lovely.
02:03Yeah, I think it's important.
02:04That's the whole thing about Eurovision.
02:08Multicoloured, wonderful, happiness and lovely.
02:10Yeah.
02:11I love it, Cheryl.
02:12Well, listen, what a special day it is.
02:13Forget about tomorrow,
02:15because today is the 79th birthday
02:18of our champion, Janet Parton,
02:22who's had to borrow her sister's top
02:24because she had no idea she was going to be here.
02:27So let's hear it for the birthday girl.
02:29Yay!
02:32Now, we've got your flowers and chocolate
02:34and a card down here,
02:36because what a way to spend your birthday.
02:38What a disaster, spending it with us.
02:39But, you know, we've got you something
02:41to hopefully make it a little bit better with us.
02:44It's all our pleasure to have you, Janet.
02:46So happy birthday to you.
02:47Happy days.
02:49Matty Fraser's looking to spoil the party,
02:51and he doesn't care.
02:52He's a young'un.
02:52He's 23.
02:53He don't care it's your birthday.
02:55Ridiculous.
02:56Of course I do.
02:56Happy birthday.
02:59Matty, lovely to have you here, mate.
03:00Lovely to be here.
03:01Well, here we go.
03:02It's party pooper Matty Fraser
03:05and birthday girl Janet Parton.
03:07Let's have a good show.
03:09APPLAUSE
03:11Whatever happens, we'll have fun.
03:12Off you go, Janet.
03:13Hello, Rachel.
03:14Happy birthday, Janet.
03:15Thank you very much.
03:16I'll start with a consonant, please.
03:18I got you for your birthday an N.
03:21Boo!
03:25Consonant.
03:26G.
03:28Well, that's good.
03:29Consonant.
03:30Glad you're happy.
03:31T.
03:31Consonant.
03:34Consonant.
03:36Consonant.
03:38S.
03:41Vowel, please.
03:43U.
03:45Vowel.
03:47E.
03:50Vowel.
03:52A.
03:55Vowel.
03:55And lastly,
03:58I.
03:58At home and in the studio,
04:00let's play Kind Time.
04:01Vowel.
04:02Vowel.
04:05I.
04:06Vowel.
04:11Vowel.
04:13And lastly,
04:15We...
04:17I.
04:28I.
04:30We.
04:31OK, time's up. Janet, how many?
04:34Eight. Eight from you. And Maddy?
04:36Yeah, eight. Eight as well. What have we got, Janet?
04:39Stealing. Stealing.
04:40Yes, same. There you go, have a little look.
04:43Thank you. Excellent.
04:45Eight points each. APPLAUSE
04:48What a start that is. How did we go on dictionary corner?
04:51I've got saluting, so another eight, but... Excellent.
04:55But the lovely Susie's got linguates.
04:57How many is that? Linguates. That would be a nine.
05:00Yeah, well done.
05:03Tell us something to do with your language.
05:05Yes, mother tongue. It is all about tongues.
05:08Linguate means tongue-shaped and a-linguate is a tongue-shaped weapon
05:13that you might find on an archaeological dig.
05:16Wow. APPLAUSE
05:18Eight points each as we get our second letters round.
05:22Matty, you're choosing for the first time.
05:24Good afternoon, Rachel. Can I have a consonant, please?
05:26You can, indeed. G.
05:28And the second consonant, please?
05:31R.
05:32And the vowel?
05:34O.
05:36Another vowel, please?
05:37E.
05:39Consonant.
05:41N.
05:43A consonant, please?
05:45M.
05:47Can I have a vowel?
05:48I.
05:51Another consonant?
05:53L.
05:55And a final consonant, please?
05:58A final N.
06:00And 30 seconds.
06:01tactical and وہs who также sings.
06:11Okay, let's say you're after the Aboriginal and Quinine Bradbury.
06:17All right in the 이�ucous number one.
06:18And
06:18let me know all. And
06:19that's booking. Absolutely.
06:29I'll
06:29catch you in the clearance and run
06:31I'll catch you in your WWDC and catch
06:32Matty? Just the six. Six there. And Janet? Seven.
06:37The six, Matty? Ignore. And the seven? Morning.
06:42We'll check with Susie. Morning! Absolutely. Morning to you as well.
06:46Very good. Cheryl Baker? I've got a couple of sevens. Mingles and mongrel.
06:51Yeah. Yes, lots of sevens. Nice. Lovely. Two INGs on the bounce.
06:54Nice start to the day. And, Janet, you're choosing these numbers.
06:57One from the top and any other five, please.
07:01Thank you, Janet. One large five little coming up for you.
07:03First numbers of the day for your birthday. Seven, three, ten, ten, six,
07:10and the large one, 100. And the target, 987.
07:15987.
07:16Get out every 20,000.
07:46There you go, 9, 8, 7. Janet, did you get it?
07:49Yes, 9, 8, 7. Nice, Maddy?
07:52Yeah, 9, 8, 7. Lovely. Off you go, Janet.
07:5510 times 100.
07:561,000. And 10 plus 3 is 13. Tick away. Straightforward.
08:00Same way, Maddy? I did 6 plus 7.
08:03Lovely. Can't accept that. Sorry, Maddy.
08:05Well done to you. Ten points each.
08:07APPLAUSE
08:09OK, tea-time teaser is Pat or Rod.
08:12Pat or Rod, when it comes to performance,
08:14this will help to get them off.
08:16When it comes to performance,
08:17this will help to get them off.
08:22BELL RINGS
08:27APPLAUSE
08:28APPLAUSE
08:31APPLAUSE
08:34Welcome back. When it comes to performance,
08:36this will help to get them off.
08:37Trapdoor. Trapdoor was the answer.
08:39Let's swiftly get back to the game.
08:4125-18. And Maddy, here we go.
08:44You're choosing the letters.
08:45Can I have a consonant, please?
08:47You can. You can have T.
08:49And another.
08:51N.
08:52And a vowel, please.
08:54A.
08:55Another vowel.
08:57U.
08:58A consonant, please.
09:00F.
09:02Another consonant.
09:04H.
09:05Can I have a vowel, please?
09:07E.
09:09A consonant.
09:12T.
09:14And...
09:15Final vowel, please.
09:18A final O.
09:19Thank you, Rich.
09:20Who did?
09:24A number of limits to+.
09:39The.
09:40The.
09:43There.
09:51Maddy, how many?
09:52Just a five.
09:53Five there, and Janet?
09:54I'll try a six.
09:55You've got to try a six. It was a tricky round, Maddy.
09:57What's the five?
09:58A taunt.
09:59Yeah, that's in the bank. Let's see if the six registers, though.
10:02Out eat.
10:03Out eat, Susie.
10:05I am so sorry, it's got hyphen in it.
10:08So it is in the dictionary, but with a hyphen. I'm sorry, Janet.
10:12See, Maddy, the five counts, five points for you.
10:15What was there above five, though?
10:16We've got fatten and no tight. That's about it.
10:19Yeah, a couple of sixes.
10:20All right, thank you very much. Lovely.
10:2225, 23, another close affair.
10:25Always is excitement, Janet's around.
10:27And you're off with more letters.
10:29Thank you, Rachel.
10:30I'll start with a consonant, please.
10:32Thank you, Janet.
10:33C.
10:34And another.
10:36S.
10:37And another.
10:39P.
10:39And another, please.
10:42D.
10:43And another.
10:45B.
10:49Vowel, please.
10:52U.
10:53Vowel.
10:54E.
10:56Vowel.
10:58I.
11:00Vowel.
11:01And lastly.
11:03Another E.
11:04Lovely half a minute.
11:07.
11:07.
11:07.
11:36MUSIC
11:36That's time. Janet?
11:38Six.
11:39Six. Maddie?
11:40Yeah, six.
11:40Well done. What have we got there, Janet?
11:43Spiced.
11:44Spiced and Maddie?
11:45Yeah, spiced.
11:46There you go.
11:48Six points each.
11:49There's close Cheryl Baker.
11:52Beside.
11:53Busied.
11:54And you've got a weird one I've never heard of.
11:55Yeah, still just six, but a cuspid, which is a canine tooth.
11:59Yeah.
12:00Back to the numbers.
12:01Maddie, you're choosing for the first time, though, today,
12:03so let's find out what your tactics are as challenger.
12:05Can I have one big, please?
12:07Five small.
12:08You look like you were making that up on the spot.
12:10One big, five small to start.
12:12Close game, nip and tuck.
12:14But these numbers are...
12:16One, two, eight, three, five, and 50.
12:22Let's see if we can separate you a bit more.
12:24The target, 542.
12:25Five, four, two, numbers up.
12:55THEY CONFER
12:58Matty? Yeah, got it. 5-4-2.
13:01And Janet? 5-4-7.
13:035-4-7, five away. So, Matty, for a big ten points, Mitt.
13:07Can we do eight plus three, please?
13:08Eight plus three, 11. Times that by the 50.
13:11550. Five plus two plus one.
13:14And then take that off. Perfect. 5-4-2, and you've nicked the lead.
13:18Next one. APPLAUSE
13:21Very close indeed as we chat.
13:23For the final time this week with Cheryl, on the eve of the Eurovision,
13:27it returns to Sweden.
13:29Sweden must be the joint biggest winners now, right?
13:34Yeah, with Ireland, seven each.
13:35Seven for Ireland, seven for Sweden, yeah.
13:38Do you have a favourite Eurovision entry of all time,
13:40other than box fizz making your mind up, obviously?
13:42I do like some of the old ones, being old myself.
13:46But I love Euphoria.
13:50So, Laureen, who did it with Tattoo last year,
13:53her first Eurovision with Euphoria, that's a phenomenal song.
13:58And Laureen, as you say, won it twice, two great songs.
14:01And that brings me to Johnny Logan, because he's the other double winner.
14:04And Hold Me Now would probably be my favourite song.
14:06Well, Johnny Logan gave us the trophy after he won the Eurovision in 1980
14:11with What's Another Year?
14:13Ah, so this year then.
14:15I won't ask you to make any bold predictions as such,
14:19but it is poetic, isn't it, that it's ended up back in Sweden,
14:23you know, 50 years on from ABBA.
14:24Yeah.
14:26I mean, some people suggested that it might have been planned that way,
14:29but Laureen had a great song, she had a fantastic performance,
14:32and Tattoo is a worthy winner, in my opinion.
14:35So, it's perfect that it's going back to Sweden.
14:40I wonder if ABBA will make an appearance.
14:42Won't that be fantastic?
14:44They've denied it, haven't they?
14:45Yes, but, you know...
14:46It's got to be abatastic one way or the other, whatever way it happens.
14:50Definitely, definitely.
14:51I can't wait.
14:52Would you want...
14:53Would you...
14:53I mean, all I'm going to say at this stage, you have to...
14:56You know, you have to do it on the night, right?
14:58Yeah.
14:59But I'm just going to say Baby Lasagna.
15:01For anyone that's not followed, I'm just going to say Baby Lasagna,
15:03and tomorrow night, people who tune in casually will go,
15:06oh, yeah, that's what that idiot was talking about.
15:08I think you need to hear Baby Lasagna a few times.
15:11Yeah.
15:12But I don't know, I don't know.
15:14There's a few runners and riders.
15:15Switzerland is up there, although I don't think it's that great.
15:18Croatia.
15:19Yeah.
15:21I mean, Oli Alexander, if he can pull it out of the bag,
15:24he can walk away with it.
15:26You never know.
15:27I don't think the song is strong enough,
15:28but the performance might be good enough.
15:31It just needs a bit of a lift in it, you know?
15:34Well, I love it.
15:34Roll on tomorrow night.
15:35You having a party?
15:36Of course.
15:37Why would I ask that?
15:38I just adore Eurovision so much, and I always have.
15:41Ever since Sandy Shaw won with Puppet on a String,
15:44I've been glued to the television ever since.
15:46And I can't wait for tomorrow.
15:48Same.
15:49Can't wait.
15:49Bring it on.
15:50Cheryl, wonderful.
15:55OK, well, our challenger Matty is in the lead
15:58after that numbers round.
15:59So, Janet, let's get back to those letters.
16:02I'll start with the consonant, please, Rachel.
16:04Thank you, Janet.
16:04S.
16:06And another.
16:08T.
16:09And another.
16:11S.
16:13And another.
16:15N.
16:16And another, please.
16:18Q.
16:19And another.
16:22G.
16:23I love a vowel.
16:25I.
16:25And another.
16:27E.
16:28And another.
16:30And the last one, A.
16:31A.
16:32Let's go.
16:33I love a vowel.
16:35I love a vowel.
16:41I love a vowel.
16:48I love a vowel.
16:53I love a vowel.
16:55I love a vowel.
16:57I love a vowel.
16:58I love a vowel.
16:59I love a vowel.
17:00I love a vowel.
17:01I love a vowel.
17:02I love a vowel.
17:02I love a vowel.
17:03Janet?
17:04Seven.
17:05Seven?
17:05Matty?
17:07I'll go with the seven.
17:08Right.
17:09Everyone was thinking, do you take the risk of the eight?
17:11You both didn't.
17:12Janet?
17:13In jests.
17:14In jests.
17:15Wasn't expecting that.
17:16Matty?
17:16Teasing.
17:18Sevens all round.
17:19Was there an eight?
17:20Couldn't find an eight.
17:21There you go, brick wall.
17:22Q didn't help.
17:23Q didn't help.
17:24All right.
17:24It's as you were as we get more letters now from Matty.
17:27Can we have a constant, please?
17:29Thank you, Matt.
17:30D.
17:31And a second.
17:33S.
17:34And a vowel, please.
17:36O.
17:37Another vowel.
17:39A.
17:40Could we have a consonant, please?
17:42J.
17:43And another consonant.
17:45R.
17:47Could we have another consonant, please?
17:50G.
17:51And a vowel.
17:53E.
17:54And a final vowel, please.
17:57And a final A.
18:00And start the clock.
18:02.
18:02.
18:02.
18:02.
18:02.
18:02.
18:02.
18:03.
18:04.
18:15MUSIC PLAYS
18:31Marley?
18:32Six.
18:33Six from you.
18:33Janet?
18:34Yeah, I'll do a six.
18:35Do a six as well.
18:36Why not, eh?
18:37Marley, what have you got?
18:37A sword.
18:38Janet?
18:39Dosage.
18:40And dosage.
18:41Neck and neck again,
18:42Dixie Corner.
18:43There is a neck there.
18:44Straight from Spanish,
18:45it's a musical term,
18:47rasguedo,
18:48I'm probably pronouncing that
18:49very badly,
18:50R-A-S-G-E-A-D-O,
18:52and it's a rhythmically
18:54complex strumming of a guitar,
18:56such as you might find
18:57in flamenco music.
18:58Oh, my goodness.
18:59I give Rachel a point
19:00just for being able
19:00to spell it up there.
19:01That's brilliant.
19:04APPLAUSE
19:05And with that,
19:06let's get back to the numbers.
19:08Dirty look from Janet again,
19:09she doesn't like it.
19:10Let's get more numbers,
19:11Janet.
19:12Guess what?
19:13One from the top
19:14on any other side.
19:15Yes.
19:15It's your birthday,
19:16you can have one large
19:17if you want to.
19:18And five little ones,
19:20and this time around
19:21they are four,
19:22eight,
19:23six,
19:24two,
19:25and five,
19:27and the large one,
19:2725.
19:28And the target,
19:30ooh,
19:30677.
19:326,
19:327,
19:337.
19:33Numbers up.
20:02We'll see you next time.
20:04Time's up,
20:05pens down.
20:05Janet?
20:06I didn't get it.
20:07Nothing,
20:07Maddie?
20:08I think 668.
20:10668 will put you nine away
20:12and get you five points.
20:13Off you go, sir.
20:14Six times five is 30.
20:17Yep.
20:17Take off the two.
20:1928.
20:20Multiply that by the 25.
20:22700.
20:23Eight times four is 32.
20:26And take that off.
20:28Six,
20:28six,
20:28eight.
20:29Yep.
20:29Five points.
20:30Well done.
20:30Big five points.
20:31Is that what about 677?
20:33Yeah,
20:34I thought it might be hard
20:34with so many evens,
20:36but if you say eight times four
20:38is 32.
20:39Take away five is 27.
20:42And then times that by 25
20:43for 675
20:45and add on the two.
20:46Six,
20:46seven,
20:46seven.
20:46Brilliant.
20:47Well done.
20:50And the reason why
20:51that's a big five points,
20:52Matty,
20:53is it puts you more
20:54than 10 points ahead.
20:5613,
20:56but wait,
20:57six rounds still to go.
20:58So let's hold that thought
20:59and get our tea time teaser.
21:01Apes thud.
21:02Apes thud.
21:03It's what you might have
21:05after a clean sweep.
21:06It's what you might have
21:07after a clean sweep.
21:24Hello again.
21:25It's what you might have
21:26after a clean sweep.
21:28Dust heap.
21:28Dust heap.
21:29Well,
21:30Janet has three wins so far.
21:31Going for a fourth win
21:32on her 79th birthday,
21:34but our Matty's
21:35doing very well indeed.
21:3613-point lead,
21:38six rounds to go.
21:39The stage is set.
21:41Can he spoil the party?
21:42Off we go, Matty.
21:43Can we have a consonant, please?
21:45Thank you, Matty.
21:46L.
21:47And another.
21:49P.
21:50And a vowel, please.
21:52O.
21:53And another vowel.
21:55A.
21:56And a consonant, please.
21:59S.
22:00Another consonant.
22:01C.
22:03A vowel, please.
22:05I.
22:05Another vowel.
22:08A.
22:10Can I have a final vowel, please?
22:12And a final.
22:14Oh!
22:15And good luck, everybody.
22:46That's it, Maddy?
22:47Seven.
22:48Seven, that's a big seven.
22:49Janet?
22:50I'm going to try a seven.
22:51OK.
22:52Both written down?
22:53Yeah.
22:54Maddy?
22:55Spatial.
22:56Spatial.
22:57What have you got there, Janet?
22:58A social.
22:59A social.
23:01Well, I'd like your logic to a social, but let's find out.
23:05Yeah, a social, absolutely fine.
23:07So, not quite unsocial, sort of, if you're a social,
23:10social, sort of, just without company.
23:13Spatial, you can spell it with a C.
23:15I just checked on that, normally with a T,
23:17but absolutely fine in this case, too.
23:18Seven points each.
23:19Cheryl?
23:20No, didn't do any better.
23:22There you go.
23:23Great.
23:23Let's just get on with it.
23:24And Janet, you know what to do.
23:26Constantly, Rachel.
23:28Thank you, Janet.
23:28V.
23:30And another.
23:31R.
23:33And another.
23:34H.
23:35And another, please.
23:38T.
23:39And another.
23:41M.
23:45Vowel, please.
23:47E.
23:48And another vowel.
23:50A.
23:52And another vowel, please.
23:55E.
23:57Consonant, please.
23:58And lastly, K.
24:00And kindine.
24:29And another vowel, please.
24:31Janet? Oh, five. Five there. Matty? Six. A six, a big six. What's the five, Janet? Avert. Avert is there.
24:40Avert your ears from this. Matty? Heater. Heater. Well done. Well done. Nice six. Nice six. 19 points, the difference
24:49now. Still close enough for four rounds left. How do we get on there? Cheryl Baker? Nice little furry meerkat.
24:56Aw, little meerkat. Love it. Yeah. You could be a seven, yeah.
25:00Nice for seven. Meerkat it is. All right, let's pause with four rounds to go and let's get our final
25:08origins of words of this week. Denticles? Well, yesterday I was talking about being shirty and I mentioned the expression,
25:15throw your hat in the ring. So, again, in traditional fist fighting, if you were up for a fight and
25:20you'd been challenged, perhaps you would throw your hat into a circle of people and signal that you were willing
25:26to take on the fight and the challenge.
25:28So, I thought I would talk about other idioms. It made me think about the drop of a hat. Now,
25:35that isn't to do with boxing or fist fighting or anything, but actually to do with horse racing.
25:41So, I thought I would talk about some of the idioms, some of the many idioms and expressions that we
25:46get from horse racing.
25:48So, a pretty obvious example is horses for courses. So, you need to match a horse to the track to
25:54which it's suited.
25:55So, that one's fairly obvious. And, of course, you also have the fast track too, which looks back to horse
26:01racing.
26:02Now, today's races begin from starting boxes quite often, but early courses were a little bit less sophisticated and a
26:08scratch would be made on the ground, on the turf to indicate the starting line.
26:13So, when a horse was up to scratch, it was ready to run. Now, there are other sports that had
26:19a scratch line as well.
26:20So, famously, in boxing, for example, in early boxing rings, you would have a scratch and when a fighter was
26:27knocked down, he was given a 30-second count and then had to make his way to the scratch if
26:32the fight was to go on.
26:33So, pretty similar to today, I guess. If he couldn't do it, he was not up to scratch, etc.
26:39But, I mentioned at the drop of the hat, that's definitely from horse racing. So, the race was often started
26:43by holding up something, easily seen, and then dropping it.
26:46So, often a hanky, but also a hat.
26:51Well, this isn't over as a contest by any stretch of the imagination.
26:5719 points in it, with the 10 points of the conundrum at the end.
27:01So, let's see what happens. Four rounds to go. Matty Fraser, let's see if you can hold your nerve, my
27:05friend.
27:06Can I have a consonant, please?
27:07Thank you, Matty.
27:09S.
27:10And a second.
27:12T.
27:13And a vowel, please.
27:15A.
27:16Another vowel.
27:18O.
27:19A consonant, please.
27:21M.
27:23Consonant.
27:24T.
27:27Vowel, please.
27:28I.
27:29Another vowel, please.
27:32E.
27:33And a final vowel, please.
27:35And a final I.
27:38Let's play.
28:10I'm going to go for a seven.
28:12Going to go for it. Janet? Seven.
28:14Seven as well. What are you going for?
28:16You could have toasty with the I-E.
28:18Toasty with I-E.
28:20Janet?
28:22Atomise.
28:22OK. So, atomise, toasty, big moment.
28:26Yes, both absolutely fine.
28:28Yep, have a cheese toasty, you would spell it that way.
28:30There you go. That's a risk. Well done.
28:34APPLAUSE
28:36Is that it?
28:37Or can you add anything?
28:38No, no, no, we can add one. That's to imitate or imitates.
28:42Oh, so you get it with the S in the end.
28:44T's. There you go. Imitates.
28:47For eight, seven points each.
28:50Janet, last letters round in your choosing.
28:53Start with the consonant, please.
28:55Thank you, Janet.
28:56W.
28:57And another.
28:59R.
29:00And another.
29:02B.
29:04And another, please.
29:05S.
29:07And another.
29:09T.
29:12Vowel, please.
29:14A.
29:15And another.
29:18U.
29:19And another.
29:23I.
29:24Oh, gosh.
29:24And another.
29:25And the last one.
29:27U.
29:28And last letters.
29:29Don't forget.
29:39Bye.
29:40Bye.
29:40Bye.
29:45Bye.
29:46Bye.
29:52Bye.
29:55Bye.
29:55Bye.
29:57Bye.
29:57Bye.
30:00How many, Janet?
30:01I can't spell. One, two, three, four, five, six.
30:04Beware when she counts, Maddie. How many for you?
30:06Just a five, I'm afraid.
30:08Oh, don't worry. What's the five?
30:10Straw. Straw. What have you got as a six?
30:12Bruts.
30:14Spell it for us.
30:15B-R-U-I-T-S.
30:17Yes, it is to spread gossip or a rumour widely.
30:22Wow, well done.
30:25Just when you needed it as well, just when you needed it.
30:28Six points for you. It's not a done deal yet.
30:32Right, dictionary corner.
30:33We just had one of the six. Airbus.
30:36Airbus, yeah. Nice.
30:3813 points in it. Matty, last numbers round.
30:41If you match, Janet, you'll be our new champion in your choosing.
30:43Can we just have one big, please?
30:45But you want something as easy as possible, Janet.
30:48You want something as hard as possible.
30:50The final numbers of the week.
30:53One, five, five, six.
30:58Three and the large one, 75.
31:00And the target, 742.
31:03742. Numbers up.
31:05That's a good one.
31:21There you are.מת
31:357-4-2, the target, the seal of the deal.
31:38Matty, did you get it? Yeah, I got it.
31:40Well done, Janet. You get it? Yes, I got it.
31:42Yeah, well, we'll go out with ten points each here. Off you go.
31:45Five plus five is ten. It is.
31:47Times the 75. 750.
31:50Six plus three, take one.
31:53Gives you eight. I'll take that off.
31:557-4-2. How do you do it, Janet?
31:57Exactly the same way. There you go. Well done.
32:00APPLAUSE
32:02And we have a new champion,
32:05as Matty Fraser beats Janet Parton on her 79th birthday.
32:09I'll let you judge that for yourself at home.
32:11LAUGHTER
32:13Right, fingers on the buzzers. We're not done yet.
32:15Come on, Janet, I need one more shift from you.
32:17Let's get your finger on that buzzer.
32:20As we reveal our final countdown conundrum of the week.
32:23Here we go.
32:24MUSIC PLAYS
32:54And that's time.
32:55It must be difficult if Janet didn't get it.
32:57She's got every single conundrum so far.
33:00Well, listen, when everything's lost, we just have to look over to Rachel.
33:04What is it?
33:05Well, I think Janet's finally hit it now.
33:07She's 79. Adulthood.
33:10Let's have a look.
33:12Yes, brilliant.
33:14Well, listen, Matty, joking aside, brilliant to see you in today.
33:19You've been lovely in the studio today.
33:21We'll look forward to having you back on Monday, mate.
33:23Yeah, absolutely.
33:24Well done, well done.
33:25You know what, Janet?
33:27I don't know, I get just feeling.
33:29I feel like you're ready to go home.
33:30Do you know what I mean?
33:31Yeah, I've got choir practice tomorrow night.
33:34Like, you had to borrow clothes and everything.
33:37What a trip this week has been, eh?
33:40Janet, happy birthday.
33:45So she's got choir practice, we've got a sing-along to a whole load of Eurovision entries.
33:50So, Cheryl, this is a tradition.
33:52So until next year, we'll see you then.
33:54I love it.
33:55I love it.
33:56Enjoy the weekend, Susie.
33:57Yes, you have a great one.
33:58Oh, cannot wait.
34:00I cannot wait.
34:02You ready for it?
34:03Eurovision party for one.
34:04Yeah.
34:05OK, no need to rob it in.
34:06Back on Monday, Rachel, Susie and I cannot wait.
34:09We'll see you then.
34:09You can count on us.
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