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00:31Hello everybody, the familiar sound of the Countdown theme tune this Thursday afternoon and hopefully we can make your afternoon
00:37just that little bit more enjoyable. Thank you for tuning in. Hi Rachel. Hi Cole. Today's World Listening Day, which
00:44is quite specific, it's about taking time to properly listen to the natural environment around us. It explores the relationship
00:51between human and the natural world. So when I ask you to sort of picture that, to really listen to
00:58the sounds around you, what can you do?
00:59What comes to you? Around here or just like the best sound? No, in your life. Yeah. I think the
01:04best sound may be Iguazu Falls, the sound of all that water coming down and just, you know, with a
01:11few birds and some butterflies flapping about.
01:13Well, we've got the same answer. You can tell we don't prepare this. Waterfalls. I love the sound of a
01:21waterfall. Small, big, the power of like Niagara Falls. It's just, it's majestic. And Birdsong. I'm a city boy who
01:27only started living outside of cities for the first time ever in the last like couple of years. And you
01:33don't, I never realised how deafening Birdsong is.
01:37Definitely. And you're saying it is a bad thing. No, love it. Absolutely love it. And I couldn't sleep without
01:41it. Absolutely brilliant. Good time to bring in Susie Dent and Chris McCausland.
01:47The sounds of the natural world around us. Susie, what's yours straight in?
01:53Well, you took Birdsong from me because I definitely have that one. But Cicadas for me, holiday always. That's just,
02:00you know, some people get really annoyed by it. But it's just the moment you hear it, you think heat,
02:05holiday, sun for me.
02:07That's a great joke. Chris? I think my favourite is just a bit of silence. Yeah.
02:13So on this first round, how about we don't play the tune for the clock and we all, we'll just
02:18have 30 seconds of peace and quiet while these guys do their business.
02:21No can do. Our champion is Fiona Wood. Two wins so far, really getting to know Fiona, who lives up
02:29in Kinross. We've learned everything about her holidays, how she built her house, all sorts of stuff.
02:34Tell me about the Scottish Community Drama Association, because you've been connected to him for a quarter of a century.
02:40Yeah, so I was involved with drama when I was at school. I did a bit of acting. The thing
02:46is, once you become an accountant, everybody wants you to be treasurer.
02:50So I got further involved by being treasurer for the association and it just happened to have done it for
02:56quite a long time. I finally managed to find somebody else to take over from me last year.
03:01Well, you're up against Janet Turville, who's a retired vicar, Church of England vicar, and you're from, well, everywhere.
03:10Because in your adult life, you've had 21 different homes.
03:14Yes.
03:15So how does that work? Because I'd assume as a vicar you put down your roots, you've got your parish,
03:19or were you moving from place to place?
03:21Well, I've only been, I was a vicar from 2012, or curate vicar from 2012, so most of the moves
03:29actually happened before then.
03:31Were they all just of your own choices? Do you have to change your name as well for a few
03:35of them?
03:37Witness protection or something?
03:39Oh, yeah, you're right, actually, retired vicar.
03:41People sat at home, I don't know her as Jane Turville.
03:46Well, listen, Fiona and whatever your real name is, best of luck.
03:52Off you go, Fiona.
03:53Hi, Rachel.
03:54Hi, Fiona.
03:55I'll start with a consonant, please.
03:56Thank you. Start today with R.
03:59And another.
04:01C.
04:03And another.
04:04G.
04:06And a vowel, please.
04:08I.
04:09And another one.
04:10O.
04:12And another.
04:13E.
04:14And a consonant.
04:16N.
04:18Another consonant.
04:20S.
04:22And another vowel, please.
04:24And lastly, I.
04:26At home and in the studio, let's play Countdown.
04:57And another vowel, please.
04:58I.
04:58E.
04:59Ah, that's time. Fiona? Seven. Well done. And Janet? Seven.
05:03What a start. Fiona? Ignores.
05:05Janet? Scoring. Scoring and ignores. Lovely, Chris.
05:10Well, I would have thought Janet would have got this,
05:11seem that she's moved through a lot of them regions.
05:14LAUGHTER
05:16Regions, yes. Brilliant. All done? All done.
05:19Yes. All right, Janet, here we go. You're choosing these letters.
05:23Good afternoon, Rachel. Can I have a consonant, please?
05:26You can indeed. D. And a vowel.
05:30U. And a consonant.
05:32R. And a vowel.
05:35A. And a consonant.
05:38W. And a vowel.
05:42E. And a consonant.
05:45P. And another consonant.
05:48S. And a final vowel, please.
05:52And a final. A.
05:54On 30 seconds.
05:57MUSIC PLAYS
05:58.
05:58MUSIC PLAYS
06:26Janet?
06:27Seven.
06:28A seven for Janet and for Fiona?
06:31Seven, I think.
06:33Just thanks.
06:34Janet?
06:35Upwards.
06:35All right, we know that's there.
06:37What about Fiona?
06:38Seaward.
06:39Should be all right?
06:40Yep, it absolutely is.
06:42Yep, towards the sea.
06:43Very good indeed.
06:44Chris, do you have anything else?
06:45Talking about sounds, how do you like the sound of a parade?
06:48Parades.
06:49Parades for another seven?
06:51Yeah.
06:52Yep, sevens all the way.
06:53All done.
06:5414 points each.
06:56On to the numbers.
06:58We know Fiona's good at them.
07:00We'll find out if Janet can keep up.
07:02Let's get them, Fiona.
07:03I'll have one from the top and any other five, thank you.
07:06Thank you, Fiona.
07:06One large five little coming up.
07:08And the first numbers of the day are seven, two, five, three, eight.
07:15And the large one, fifty.
07:17And you need to reach 282.
07:20282.
07:21Numbers up.
07:22.
07:22MEG LEGAL
07:24.
07:38característica
07:38.
07:38Do
07:38.
07:38You
07:522, 8, 2, the target. Fiona Wood?
07:54Yeah, 2, 8, 2.
07:55Janet Turval?
07:562, 8, 2.
07:57Look at this. Go on, Fiona.
07:598 minus 2 is 6.
08:0250 minus 3 is 47.
08:04Yep.
08:04And multiply.
08:052, 8, 2.
08:06And for Janet?
08:065 times 50 is 250.
08:10Yep.
08:107 minus 3 is 4.
08:1380.
08:13Times the 8 is 32.
08:16And add it on.
08:17Well done.
08:18APPLAUSE
08:2224 apiece as we get our first tea time teaser,
08:24which is cake grew.
08:26Cake grew.
08:27Dave was crawling from this after a bad relationship.
08:30Dave was crawling from this after a bad relationship.
08:57Wreckage, crawling from the wreckage.
08:59Dave Edmonds, 1979.
09:02We're going for that.
09:03I don't really think that was on a...
09:04No, that's what I call music record.
09:06Right, let's get back to the game.
09:07And Janet.
09:08Could I have a consonant, please?
09:10Thank you, Janet.
09:11D.
09:11And a vowel.
09:14E.
09:15And a consonant.
09:17B.
09:18And a vowel.
09:23A.
09:29And another consonant.
09:31L.
09:33And another consonant.
09:35T.
09:36And a final vowel, please.
09:39And a final U.
09:42Thanks, Rich.
10:13All right.
10:15Janet.
10:16Eight.
10:16And Fiona.
10:17Yeah, eight.
10:18Eight as well.
10:19What have you got there, Janet?
10:20Laboured.
10:21Laboured.
10:21And for you, Fiona?
10:22Troubled.
10:23Troubled and laboured.
10:25Slight connection with those as we head over to Dictionary Corner.
10:28Susie and Chris.
10:29Nothing better than them.
10:30No, they were excellent.
10:31Our two as well.
10:32Very good.
10:32More letters, Fiona.
10:34A consonant, please.
10:35Thank you, Fiona.
10:36P.
10:36And another.
10:39S.
10:40And another.
10:42N.
10:44And a vowel.
10:45I.
10:46And another.
10:48U.
10:49And another.
10:50A.
10:51And a consonant.
10:54H.
10:56And another vowel.
10:58A.
10:59And a final consonant, please.
11:02And a final.
11:03G.
11:03Let's place this rhyme properly.
11:06MUSIC PLAYS
11:37Vionna.
11:38Seven.
11:38Yes.
11:39And Janet?
11:39Seven.
11:40Very good indeed.
11:41What game, Fiona?
11:42Shaping.
11:43Yeah.
11:43Janet?
11:44Pushing.
11:45Pushing and shaping.
11:46Yep.
11:47Absolutely.
11:47Well, we connected words here, aren't we?
11:50So, pushing and shaping.
11:52And what else would you like to throw in there, Chris?
11:55I mean, this is one I can't even pretend I came up with on my own.
11:58Iguanas.
11:59How many?
12:00Iguanas.
12:00Also there for seven.
12:02We're just adding more sevens to the list.
12:04Anguish as well.
12:05Anguish.
12:05Those are sevens.
12:0639 points apiece as we get our second numbers.
12:10And you're up this time, Janet.
12:11Can I have one from the top, please?
12:14And any other five?
12:15You can indeed.
12:16Thank you, Janet.
12:17One large, five more little ones coming up.
12:19Let's see if this will separate you two.
12:21These five smalls are 10, 5, 1, 9 and 4.
12:27And the large one, 100.
12:29And the target, 395.
12:32Pretty sure it's not going to.
12:33Three, nine, five.
12:34Numbers up.
12:35And the target, 395.
12:54And the target, 395.
12:54And the target, 395.
12:54And the target, 395.
12:54And the target, 395.
12:54And the target, 395.
12:55And the target, 395.
12:55And the target, 395.
12:55And the target, 395.
12:56And the target, 395.
12:57And the target, 395.
12:59And the target, 395.
13:02And the target, 395.
13:05Let's get through it. 395, Janet? 395.
13:08And Fiona? Yes, 395.
13:10Let's just get through this quickly. Janet?
13:12Four times 100, minus five.
13:14Not wasting the ink. No, Fiona?
13:16Yeah, same.
13:17John, let's applaud them.
13:21Look at that, nearly half-century each, cannot split them.
13:2449 points each, and we've only had six rounds of today's countdown.
13:28Great standard Chris McCausland.
13:30Let's talk, let's continue to talk about sounds.
13:34I find that really interesting.
13:35I was just thinking actually during that 30 seconds,
13:39because there was nothing else to do.
13:40I was thinking about what you said about waterfalls
13:43and that sort of thing when you can't see them,
13:45how it can sound like so many other things.
13:47I know you're a huge football fan.
13:49So is the roar of a crowd quite like a waterfall?
13:52That kind of just like white noise of a football crowd?
13:56It depends, really.
13:58It's, you know, often you'll know when you're watching the football
14:01on the telly, listening on the radio, or even if you're there.
14:04It's, sometimes you don't, if they're singing a chant,
14:07you know, you don't really hear what the words are, do you?
14:09You can hear, you know what it is by the kind of tune of the white noise.
14:13Yeah.
14:13You know what I mean? It becomes this overwhelming sound.
14:16But here's the thing as well, is that, like, if I go to the football,
14:22I'm obviously not watching what's going on.
14:23And some of the, you know, you go to Anfield, you can get like a headset
14:27and it'll, you know, you get, Steve Hunter does the in-house,
14:30very, very ultra-biased Liverpool commentary.
14:33And, erm, you get the earpiece and you can listen to Steve.
14:36But the noise around you gets so loud when anything exciting happens
14:40that you can only really hear the boring bits.
14:45So, you get to hear all the, you know, the throw-ins in your own half
14:48and the things like that.
14:49But as soon as they get down the other end and it all builds up around you,
14:52you lose it completely.
14:54So, erm, it's good to go to the football for the atmosphere,
14:57but not necessarily for, erm, enjoying the commentary on anything fun,
15:02you know.
15:02Wow.
15:02And I got myself into a little bit of trouble going back some years
15:05when I went down, you know, down to me local.
15:08Liverpool were playing Tottenham.
15:10And, erm, you have it on the big screen, you know, like having a pint.
15:13It's a social thing, isn't it, football?
15:15Yeah.
15:15But I thought, well, I'll take me little radio and I'll have a bit of Five Live
15:18in one ear and have a pint and I'll get the best of both worlds.
15:22But I realised I was ahead of everybody else.
15:24Yeah.
15:25And Liverpool scored and I got caught up in the moment and I jumped up
15:28to celebrate and realised that no-one else knew it had happened yet.
15:32And I tried to kind of backtrack and slammed myself into reverse
15:36and I knocked a load of drinks over.
15:38And everybody turned round to see what had happened
15:40and they all missed the goal going in behind them.
15:43So, I was instantly banned from taking my radio in for the football.
15:48But, erm, you know, the radio is definitely the way to enjoy the football.
15:54Brilliant. Thank you so much, Chris.
15:5849 points apiece. Can't wait to see what happens today.
16:02Fiona, our champion with the letters.
16:04A consonant, please.
16:05Thank you, Fiona.
16:07R.
16:08And another.
16:10T.
16:11And a vowel.
16:13I.
16:14And another one.
16:16A.
16:17And another.
16:18O.
16:20And a consonant.
16:22N.
16:23And another consonant.
16:24S.
16:26And a vowel, please.
16:28I.
16:30And a consonant, please.
16:32And lastly, F.
16:34Here we go again.
17:03R.
17:0530 seconds, as always. Fiona?
17:08Seven. Janet?
17:09Seven. Yeah, what a surprise.
17:11What a surprise you've got to see in Fiona.
17:13Rations.
17:14It felt lovely, didn't it, Janet?
17:16Rations. Rations.
17:17Just, we trust you, I mean, you're a tired vicar, but just show Fiona.
17:21Love it, yeah, rations.
17:23Isn't it lovely when it falls out like that?
17:26I kind of sat back once, I saw that.
17:28But what did you manage?
17:30I got a two, a two and a three, but if you put them together,
17:33it's in so far.
17:35Nice. Another seven.
17:37All one word.
17:38Yeah. All right.
17:39Well, so far, we cannot split you.
17:41Let's try again. Janet?
17:43Could I have a consonant, please?
17:44Thank you, Janet.
17:45V.
17:47And a vowel.
17:49O.
17:50Consonant.
17:52T.
17:53Vowel.
17:55E.
17:57Consonant.
17:59R.
18:02Vowel.
18:03I.
18:05I.
18:06Consonant.
18:07T.
18:09And another consonant, please.
18:12W.
18:14And a final...
18:15..vowel.
18:18Final E.
18:20All right, start the clock.
18:52All right, Janet.
18:54Six. Six from you. And Fiona.
18:56Six. Janet.
18:58Wetter.
18:59Wetter. And Fiona.
19:00Witter.
19:01Witter and wetter.
19:04And so many sixes.
19:07How frustrating.
19:08Can you relieve a bit of that stress?
19:10Anything better?
19:11Well, we've got a seven, and it means the same as wetter,
19:14but it's over-wet.
19:15Oh, no!
19:17Never heard of it.
19:18Never heard of it.
19:19It is pretty old, to be fair.
19:21It's the 16th century.
19:22But, yeah, it's just too wet, this weather.
19:24It's over-wet.
19:25Right, over-wet for seven.
19:27That's all we could muster there.
19:29Not a surprise that Fiona and Janet didn't get it.
19:31But what about this?
19:3462 points each.
19:35We are nine rounds in.
19:37They've matched each other every step of the way,
19:40and we're on our third numbers round.
19:42Fiona.
19:42I'll try four large and two small, please.
19:45Trying to make them break.
19:46Four large, two little.
19:48Get the big guns out.
19:50These small ones are five and seven,
19:52and we know what's coming.
19:5450, 75, 100, and 25.
19:58Will it be a tough target?
20:00779.
20:01779.
20:02Numbers up.
20:05779.
20:06299.
20:06779.
20:07779.
20:19Notizen.
20:1980.
20:23326.
20:2554.
20:337.79. Is this going to split you? Fiona?
20:367.80. One away. Janet?
20:397.80. Off you go, Fiona.
20:437 times 100 plus 75 plus 5.
20:49Yep, 780. One above.
20:51Janet, same way. And exactly the same way.
20:53Yeah. All right.
20:55So no big surprises there. We all managed that.
20:58But, my goodness me, how do you get that one?
21:01Well, I started by saying you might want to add on four.
21:04So if you say 100 divided by 25 is your four,
21:08and then you can say 7 times 75 is 525,
21:125 times 50 is 250,
21:16and you can add them all together, 7.79.
21:18Brilliant.
21:20Brilliant.
21:22Fantastic, Rachel. Couldn't split these two, though.
21:247 points apiece, 69 points all with six rounds to go,
21:28and your second T-Time teaser is arm train.
21:31Arm train.
21:32No oars in this vessel,
21:34but there's more than two rods.
21:36No oars in this vessel,
21:38but there's more than two rods.
21:55Hello again.
21:56No oars in this vessel, but there's more than two rods.
21:59Susie, that must be a trimaran connected, I'm assuming,
22:02to the catamaran, that type of...
22:04Yeah, so a catamaran has twin hulls,
22:06and the trimaran has three.
22:08Brilliant.
22:08Yeah, in parallel.
22:09Thank you very much, Captain Dent.
22:11Back to the game.
22:12At some stage,
22:14Fiona or Janet have to run ashore,
22:17but we cannot push them off their course at the moment.
22:2069 points each,
22:22six rounds to go.
22:23Janet Turville, our challenger,
22:25let's go again.
22:26Could I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
22:29Thank you, Janet.
22:30L.
22:30And a vowel?
22:32O.
22:34And a consonant?
22:35N.
22:36And a vowel?
22:38A.
22:39And a consonant?
22:41D.
22:44And a vowel?
22:47E.
22:48And a consonant?
22:50N.
22:53And another consonant?
22:55M.
22:57And a vowel, please.
22:59And lastly?
23:01O.
23:02And good luck, everybody.
23:02E.
23:04E.
23:38Fiona.
23:40Moaned.
23:40Well, only if the seven's in.
23:42Janet.
23:43Demon with the old spelling.
23:45Demon with the old spelling.
23:47That's still a six.
23:48That's a six.
23:49So, Janet.
23:50G-A-E.
23:51Oh, I'm so sorry.
23:52Six the best.
23:53Or can we go any higher there, Chris McCausland?
23:56We're all about smashing the smaller words together over here today.
23:59So, we've got moon land.
24:01Ah, moon land.
24:02Yes, surface of the moon.
24:04Very good.
24:04Very good.
24:06APPLAUSE
24:08Well, listen, you still shoot for the stars here, Janet.
24:11That's just a little moment.
24:13Still all to play for.
24:14And, Fiona, you're picking these letters.
24:15A consonant, please.
24:17Thank you, Fiona.
24:18H.
24:19And another.
24:21G.
24:22And another.
24:24M.
24:25And a fourth, please.
24:27F.
24:28And a vowel, please.
24:31E.
24:32And another.
24:33U.
24:35And another.
24:37E.
24:38And a consonant.
24:41D.
24:43And a final consonant, please.
24:45And a final consonant, please.
24:47And let's play.
24:48What do you call a vowel?
24:52That's a second consonant, though?
24:55No.
25:11You're not.
25:11Even more.
25:12The second consonant, please.
25:13If you're playing, you'll hear it.
25:13Any answers.
25:13You're not.
25:14You're not.
25:15Need more.
25:15You're not.
25:15You're not.
25:16I'm not.
25:17I'm not.
25:18Fiona. Five. Janet. Five. Fiona. Fudge. Yes. Janet. Fumed. Fumed.
25:27But shoot you while you were fuming after that last round. Four rounds to go.
25:32Could be a crucial today. Kind of deserves it. But let's get our origins of words.
25:36Susie. Well, thanks to Michael Williams, who has asked where the word
25:43happenstance comes from. And it's not a word you hear all too often,
25:46but it means a coincidence. So it was just happenstance that I was there,
25:51for example. But happenstance is kind of like a marker of time
25:57because it's all to do with circumstance. And before I get to that particular
26:02word, I'm going to kick off with the word happy because, believe it or not,
26:06they are related. So happy comes from an old word that we don't really have
26:11any more. Hap, which meant fortune, chance, fate. So if something happened,
26:18then it happened by chance or as fate decreed it. And we don't use hap anymore
26:23on its own, but we have hapless, when you were really unfortunate, a little bit
26:27clumsy. You might bring along your own misfortune. And perhaps, which means by
26:32chance, literally. Is that how that one started? And to be happy at first was to be
26:37favoured by good fortune, to be favoured by fate. And it only really came to refer
26:42to the feelings of pleasure that we associate it with today, much later in the
26:4616th century, so some 400 years later. And so you have all of those happening
26:52and happy and perhaps all related. Happenstance, well, if you look back to that
26:57word hap, meaning fortune or chance, you'll have the answer because it is a blend
27:01of happen and circumstance. So if fate decrees, the circumstances will align.
27:07I might be in the right place at the right time. Happenstance. And it's a gorgeous
27:11word. I don't know if it will come back into fashion. So many of them have been
27:15lost. As I say, senite was a week, just as fortnight is 14 nights. Seven night
27:21was seven nights. So many of them have slipped away. But I would love happenstance
27:25to come back because it's got a really sort of happy, bouncy feel to it.
27:27Nice one. Maybe the comeback starts here. Thank you, Susie.
27:30APPLAUSE
27:33Well, not as much as a comeback. It's just maybe just a little wrinkle of fate
27:38could make Janet our champion. Four rounds to go. Fiona on 80 points. Janet on 74.
27:45And it's the challenger up the letters.
27:47Consonant, please, Rachel.
27:48Thank you, Janet. R.
27:50And a vowel.
27:52A.
27:52And a consonant.
27:54K.
27:55And a vowel.
27:57E.
27:58And a consonant.
28:00S.
28:02And a vowel.
28:05A.
28:06A consonant.
28:08M.
28:11Consonant.
28:12T.
28:15And a final vowel, please.
28:18And a final, another A.
28:20Wow. Here we go. Countdown.
28:52All right, then, Janet.
28:54Seven. Seven for Janet. Fiona?
28:56Seven. Seven as well. Look at this. Janet?
28:59Markets. Markets. And I think we might have a couple of markets.
29:03Yeah, we do. Well done. Well done.
29:05What else did our word detectives find?
29:07We've got the word sea mark, which I think means a fellow called Mark who's got a boat.
29:13What's it mean?
29:14It's an object that's distinguishable at sea, so sailors can navigate around it.
29:19It could be a promontory or, you know, a buoy.
29:22You can tell I don't get some of these myself, can't you?
29:26A little bit of a boating theme today.
29:29That's our lot.
29:29We have, yeah.
29:30All right. 87, 81. We could have two centuries today.
29:34It's going to be there, thereabouts.
29:35And Fiona, you're picking the final letters.
29:38A continent, please.
29:39Thank you, Fiona.
29:41Sea.
29:42And another.
29:48And a vowel, please.
29:51And another.
29:54And another.
29:57A consonant.
30:02Another consonant.
30:05And a vowel, please.
30:08And finally, A.
30:11And last letters.
30:12A consonant.
30:14A consonant.
30:30A consonant.
30:31THEY CONFER
30:43Fiona.
30:44Seven not written down.
30:45Janet.
30:46Six.
30:47The sixes?
30:49Places.
30:49What have you not written down?
30:51Upscale.
30:52Upscale.
30:53Can you upscale? You certainly can.
30:56Yes, it is. There is a verb to increase the equality of...
31:00It's there in lots of different ways, but the thing is, it is there.
31:02Well done.
31:03Chris, anything to add in our last letters?
31:06We've got another seven, which you might come in, Andy,
31:08if you want to get to the moon land, which is a capsule.
31:11Capsule.
31:12An upscale, it's 94-81.
31:14We've moved just outside of that crucial countdown conundrum territory,
31:18which is bizarre to say when our challenger has 81 points.
31:21We could still be there.
31:23What are you going to do with these final numbers?
31:25Can I have two from the top, please?
31:27This is the gamble for the teapot.
31:29Too large.
31:30Too large, please.
31:31Too large.
31:31Four little.
31:32Right.
31:32We need a bit of a challenge here to get us to that crucial countdown
31:35conundrum.
31:35Let's see if we can do it.
31:36The little ones.
31:37Ten.
31:38Eight.
31:39Five.
31:40Ten.
31:40The big ones.
31:4125.
31:42And 100.
31:43And the all-important target, 329.
31:47329.
31:48Numbers up.
31:48No one.
31:49All right.
32:17If you have any changes since the beginning of the year,
32:18three to nine Janet three to six Fiona three thirty three thirty is one away
32:25for seven points in the seal the deal a hundred plus ten one hundred and ten
32:31and eight minus five is three and multiply three hundred and thirty one
32:36away well done yeah three to nine then rich if you say 25 plus eight is 33 and
32:45then thirty three times one hundred is three thousand three hundred and then
32:50take away ten for three thousand two hundred and ninety and divide it by ten
32:56three to nine all right one hundred and one for a champion Fiona as I say your
33:04third win is is in the bag Jana an eighty one point score with a conundrum to go
33:10so a lot to be proud of let's get your fingers on the buzzers because I have ten
33:14more points to give away hopefully to one of you as we reveal this Thursday
33:18afternoons countdown conundrum
33:27Fiona a lighting a lighting for 111 yes
33:36a lighting is correct them I'm afraid Janet this is where you'll have to get off
33:41yeah unlucky way listen what a performance I mean if you if you can lose beautifully
33:46that was the way to do it thank you that missed declaration now we all grabbed our
33:53breath it was all breathtaking at that moment I thought you were going to move
33:56ahead been lovely to have you here thank you Colin yeah and Fiona three went that was
34:02as a bigger test as you've had yeah you need a bit of rest before your next challenge arise we'll
34:08see you tomorrow
34:09thanks and see me Chris and Susie absolutely see you tomorrow the sound of silence it's about to happen it's
34:15about to happen we'll see you tomorrow Rachel
34:17do you get silent even because you're with yourself the whole time yes you just carry on talking even when
34:22it's just you oh no as soon as I got home
34:24nothing else I only talk 45 minutes a day right that's it we'll see you back here
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