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00:31Well, good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:35My word, things are really heating up here.
00:38It's the first semi-final of series 78.
00:41Keen rivalry here.
00:43But what about sibling rivalry, Rachel?
00:45A recent report suggested that there's a big difference
00:49between the oldest and the youngest in a family.
00:52Now, the oldest, apparently, the higher percentage of the oldest siblings
00:55said they were more responsible, more successful and more organised
01:00than their younger counterparts.
01:02I don't know whether you think that's true.
01:04The younger ones say that they're funnier, more easygoing
01:09and favoured by their parents over their older siblings.
01:12I really don't know five of us.
01:15And I think, actually, I was the most responsible,
01:19the most successful, most organised, the funniest, most easygoing
01:23and certainly favoured by my parents.
01:25How about you?
01:26Most modest.
01:27And most modest, exactly.
01:28What about you?
01:29Now, your brother is older or younger?
01:31Alex is two years younger.
01:34OK, so, are you more responsible, more successful, more organised?
01:39Alex is very funny.
01:43Is he?
01:44And he's easygoing, I think, isn't he?
01:47Oh, easygoing.
01:47I don't know.
01:48Don't even start with my brother.
01:49He's a little brother.
01:50He does what little brothers are supposed to do.
01:52All right.
01:53I did read something, actually,
01:54that talked about older siblings are more intelligent
01:57and I thought I'd send it to him and then I read down
01:59and it was because the parents give them more attention
02:01because they were born first and then, actually,
02:03we ruined it for the little one.
02:04So, I thought maybe I won't share that.
02:05Leave it alone.
02:06Yeah, yeah.
02:07Won't poke that bear.
02:08All right.
02:09Who knows?
02:10Who knows?
02:12Now, Rachel, look, this is tough stuff.
02:16Zarte Siempre, our number one seed is here.
02:19Welcome back, Zarte.
02:20Thank you very much.
02:21Welcome back.
02:22Marketing manager from Danford in Buckinghamshire
02:24taking on Phil.
02:26Phil Davies, a postman from Chelmsford, our number four seed.
02:30Welcome back.
02:31Thanks, Nick.
02:32Not long since we last saw you, actually.
02:34Good luck to you both.
02:35The seeds have been falling, actually, haven't they?
02:37Yes, absolutely.
02:37Yeah?
02:38So, have a care there, Zarte.
02:40Big round of applause for these two fine players.
02:43Zarte and Phil.
02:50And over in the corner, Susie, of course,
02:52joined once again indeed for the final time
02:53until we can persuade her to come back
02:55from her exotic and adventurous trips overseas.
02:59Good luck in Borneo, by the way.
03:01It's Helen for Sparrow.
03:03I'll definitely come back.
03:04Please do.
03:07Wonderful.
03:09Well, it's been a great series so far.
03:11Now, let's see how we get on with Zarte
03:13and this letters game.
03:16Thanks, Nick.
03:17Afternoon, Rachel.
03:17Afternoon against Zarte.
03:19Start with a vowel, please.
03:20Start the first semi-final with E.
03:23And a consonant.
03:25R.
03:26And another.
03:28S.
03:30And a vowel, please.
03:31E.
03:33And a consonant.
03:35D.
03:36And another.
03:38R.
03:39And a vowel, please.
03:42I.
03:43And a consonant, please.
03:46G.
03:47And a final vowel, please.
03:51And a final A.
03:54And here's the countdown clock.
03:56G.
03:58Joh problems with Ecel, please.
04:05Bye.
04:13Bye.
04:18Bye.
04:22Bye.
04:28Yes, Zate.
04:29I'll try a nine.
04:31Phil?
04:32I'm going to try a seven.
04:33What would that seven be?
04:35I've got serried.
04:37Serried ranks.
04:39Zate, siempre.
04:41Can you be a disagreeer?
04:43You can't, Zate.
04:44It's not specified.
04:46Disagree, brilliant, mate.
04:48Just not a disagreeer.
04:49Sorry.
04:50Bad luck.
04:50But I think you had your down, Zate.
04:52Helen and Susie, what have you got?
04:54You could have been greasier for eight.
04:57Mm-hm.
04:58Susie, anything else?
04:59Regrade's also there for eight.
05:01So, Phil takes an early lead there.
05:04Seven points, and it's Phil's letters game.
05:06Phil?
05:07Good afternoon, Rachel.
05:08Afternoon, Phil.
05:08Could I start with a consonant, please?
05:10Of course, thank you.
05:11Start with T.
05:12And a vowel?
05:15O.
05:16And a consonant?
05:18Zed.
05:19And a consonant, please?
05:20D.
05:23A consonant?
05:24S.
05:26A consonant?
05:28M.
05:29A vowel, please?
05:31A.
05:33A consonant?
05:36R.
05:37And finish with a vowel, please.
05:39And?
05:40Finish with E.
05:42Stand by.
05:43A consonant?
05:46A consonant?
05:57A consonant?
05:58A consonant?
05:59A consonant?
06:00A consonant?
06:02A consonant?
06:02A consonant?
06:03A consonant?
06:03A consonant?
06:04A consonant?
06:05A consonant?
06:14Phil I've got seven
06:16Sate seven
06:18Yes Phil
06:19Roasted
06:20Now then
06:21Maestro
06:22Maestro
06:23Susie and Helen
06:24Quite a few sevens I think
06:27Smarted and we had Maestro as well
06:30But I think there was a bigger one wasn't there Susie
06:32Um yes
06:34There was an eight there Nick
06:35Zardens the kingdoms or territories of czars
06:39Well done
06:44Very good
06:4514 to Phil
06:46Zarte on seven
06:48Zarte
06:48Your numbers game
06:50Let's try the bottom row
06:52Oh it's gambling early doors
06:54Thank you Zarte
06:54High stakes here
06:56Six little ones to kick us off
06:58And they are five
06:59Four
07:00One
07:01Six
07:02Four
07:03And eight
07:05And the target
07:07One hundred and fifty
07:08One five zero
07:10And the other
07:13And the target
07:17hundred and fifty And
07:29the target And
07:38the target
07:42Zate?
07:42Yeah, 150.
07:44And Phil?
07:45I've got 150 as well.
07:46Thanks, Zate.
07:474 plus 1 is 5.
07:494 plus 1, 5.
07:50Times the actual 5.
07:5125.
07:52Times 6.
07:53Not the most tricky six more.
07:54And Phil?
07:55Pretty much the same, just slightly around.
07:57I did the 6 times 4 plus 1 times 5.
08:01So there we are.
08:0224 plays, 17.
08:03Zate on 17.
08:05As we turn to our first tea time teaser,
08:07which is one should and the clue.
08:09One should think of a stringed instrument
08:11when trying to solve this.
08:13One should think of a stringed instrument
08:15when trying to solve this.
08:33Welcome back.
08:34One should think of a stringed instrument
08:37when trying to solve this.
08:39That was the clue.
08:40One should think of a stringed instrument
08:42when trying to solve this.
08:44And the answer to that one is Soundhole.
08:47Soundhole.
08:49Now, if you'd like to become a Countdown contestant,
08:52you can email Countdown at Channel4.com
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08:57or write to us at Contestants Applications
09:01Countdown leads, L-S-3-1-J-S.
09:05So, Phil on 24, our number one seed, Zate on 17.
09:10And we turn to Phil for a letters game.
09:11Yes, Phil.
09:12Thank you, Nick.
09:13Start with a consonant, please.
09:14Thank you, Phil.
09:15S.
09:16And a consonant.
09:18L.
09:19And a consonant, please.
09:22S.
09:22A vowel.
09:24U.
09:26A vowel.
09:27A.
09:28A consonant, please.
09:30F.
09:31A consonant.
09:33D.
09:34A consonant, please.
09:36T.
09:37And a vowel, please.
09:38And lastly,
09:40A.
09:42Stand by.
09:42A consonant, please.
09:44A consonant, please.
09:49A consonant, please.
09:51A consonant, please.
09:54A consonant, please.
09:54A consonant, please.
09:54A consonant, please.
09:54A consonant, please.
09:57A consonant, please.
09:58A consonant, please.
09:59A consonant, please.
10:01A consonant, please.
10:03A consonant, please.
10:05A consonant, please.
10:14Phil I've got a seven that day seven Phil assault and
10:22Any more sevens there Helen Susie no look we found lots of sixes salads
10:28Faults adults, but I don't think
10:32Well then guys 31 plays 24
10:36Zarte letters game start with the consonant please Rachel. Thank you Zarte P and another
10:43T and another
10:46B and another
10:49D and a vowel please I
10:53and another e and another oh
11:00Consonant please see and a final
11:05Consonant please and final X the clock starts now
11:13As you can see지
11:16and final X the clock starts with the end of the week I
11:17am going to show you the end of the week The
11:17end of the week is we now in a while To
11:42be continued in a while It's
11:42very simple As you
11:42Six? A six.
11:44Just six for me as well, yeah.
11:45And Phil with a six also.
11:47Zate?
11:47Copied.
11:48Phil?
11:49I've got copied as well, Bill.
11:51Copied.
11:52OK.
11:54Can we beat six?
11:55Over in the corner there?
11:56We have copied and exotic, which is also six, but I think you pipped it, didn't you?
12:00There is a seven there, yes.
12:02Picotted, or picot, I suppose.
12:04P-I-C-O-T-E-D.
12:06A picot is a small loop or series of loops in ornate embroidery.
12:11And something that is threaded in that way is picotted.
12:14Well, well, well.
12:18Very good.
12:19Still seven points in at 37 plays.
12:22Zate's 30.
12:23Phil, your numbers again.
12:25OK, can I have two large and four small, please?
12:28You can indeed.
12:28Thank you, Phil.
12:29See if you can retain this lead.
12:31Two large, four little.
12:32And they are one, six, seven, three.
12:36And the big one, 75 and 100.
12:39And the target, 127.
12:42One, two, seven.
12:43All right.
12:56Bye.
12:57Bye.
12:59Bye.
13:01Bye.
13:04Bye.
13:15Phil?
13:16Yeah, one, two, seven.
13:17And Zarte?
13:18Yeah, one, two, seven.
13:20Phil?
13:21OK, I did seven plus six is 13.
13:23Seven plus six, 13.
13:25Three plus one is four.
13:27Multiply the two together to get 52.
13:29Yep.
13:30And add 75.
13:31That'll do.
13:32One, two, seven.
13:33And over there, Zarte, what have you got?
13:35Seven times three.
13:3621.
13:37Add six.
13:3827.
13:38Add 100.
13:39127.
13:40Nothing to argue about.
13:42Well done.
13:45So 47 plays 40.
13:48And we link to Helen.
13:51Helen, you've been spotted on the terraces.
13:54What's going on?
13:55Well, I do like a bit of football,
13:57and I'm occasionally spotted supporting Grimsby Town,
14:00my hometown, or Cleethorpes.
14:03But I got involved a little bit over the last few months
14:05with Everton.
14:06I've been doing, helping them with their charity arm,
14:10which is called Everton in the Community.
14:12And it's incredible.
14:13I know lots of premiership sides do an awful lot
14:15for the people in their community.
14:17But Everton, what they do just has really sort of blown me away, really.
14:21It doesn't matter.
14:22You don't have to be a blues supporter, or a toffee, as they're called.
14:25If you're suffering any mental health issues, or if you're elderly and lonely, anything
14:29like that, there are things out there for you.
14:31They've even built a school for troubled youngsters.
14:35Kids that have really, you know, sort of exhausted all their comprehensive school options.
14:40And Everton have built their own school where the youngsters go to school in the training
14:43kit.
14:44And that's really helped them have a different attitude about learning.
14:46So this year is the 30th anniversary of Everton in the Community.
14:52So I hosted a dinner with, you know, most of the audience were made up of businessmen
14:56and women.
14:57And we raised almost £40,000, thanks to the generosity of all the business people in the
15:02audience.
15:02But also all the first team players, and Sam Allardyce, the manager, they were all there.
15:07They all donated things for the auction, and we're just incredibly kind.
15:12So it's been quite interesting, sort of dipping my toe into football, and, you know, that kind
15:18of football, and going to watch them play.
15:20And yeah, it's been really good fun.
15:23Excellent fun.
15:23Very impressed with what they do.
15:25Oh, the other thing is they're moving stadium in the next four years.
15:27So they'll move from Goodison Park to a dockside venue in Liverpool.
15:32But they're making sure that the community around Goodison still survives when they move,
15:38because a lot of those businesses rely on the trade from the matches.
15:42So four years, you know, before the move, they're making sure that they're very responsible
15:46about, you know, the state.
15:48They leave the local community in, and are very, you know, concerned about what Goodison
15:53will be used for.
15:54So it's been really nice, actually, working with some very impressive people and meeting,
15:59you know, we interviewed lots of people on stage who had benefited from Everton and
16:04the community.
16:05You know, perhaps ex-servicemen and women who've suffered post-traumatic stress.
16:08Anything you can think of, they have a programme or a project for.
16:12So it's been good.
16:14Really interesting.
16:14Well done, them, yeah.
16:15Great service to the community.
16:17Yeah, fantastic.
16:18And needed as well.
16:19Of course.
16:20Thank you so much.
16:21Well done.
16:22Thank you, Helen.
16:27So there's only seven points in it here.
16:29Phil and Zate, Zate on 40, Phil 47.
16:32Now, Zate, your letters game.
16:35Start with the vowel, please, Rachel.
16:36Thank you, Zate.
16:37U.
16:38And another.
16:39E.
16:40And a third.
16:42I.
16:43And a consonant, please.
16:45S.
16:45And another.
16:47L.
16:48And another.
16:49Y.
16:51And a fourth, please.
16:53W.
16:54And a vowel, please.
16:56A.
16:57And a final vowel, please.
17:01And a final E.
17:03Stand by.
17:04I bet GOODnement.
17:22feeling good.
17:22And a fragment.
17:30the rest on the end of the day.
17:30Put in Voorheel.
17:34If you're Hiddencé,
17:35Zate.
17:37Stick with six.
17:39Phil?
17:39I've got to try a seven then.
17:42Zate?
17:42Easily.
17:44Easily and?
17:45I'm going to try Weasley.
17:46I'm afraid it's double L.
17:48Oh, well.
17:49We're on the lookout for that one, but yeah, it's two Ls.
17:52Take Zate up to just one point behind.
17:55We've got a fight on our hands here.
17:56But over in the corner, Helen and Susie.
17:59I think it was full of sixes, wasn't it?
18:00For us two, yes.
18:01Because Weasel, you could have had, and Easily was another one.
18:06I think lots of sixes in there.
18:07Leeway, granting someone leeway.
18:09All sixes for us.
18:11Thank you, chaps.
18:12All right.
18:1347 to 46.
18:14Phil just narrowly in the lead, and it's Phil's letters game now.
18:17Yes, Phil?
18:18OK, let's start with a consonant, please, Rachel.
18:20Thank you, Phil.
18:21N.
18:22And a consonant.
18:24R.
18:25And another consonant, please.
18:28K.
18:29A consonant.
18:31He.
18:32A vowel.
18:34O.
18:35A vowel.
18:37I.
18:38A consonant.
18:40N.
18:42A consonant.
18:43T.
18:45And a vowel, please.
18:46And the last one.
18:48E.
18:49Stand by.
18:50A consonant.
18:52A consonant.
19:05A consonant.
19:06A consonant.
19:07A consonant.
19:07A consonant.
19:07A consonant.
19:07A consonant.
19:20Well, Phil?
19:21Seven.
19:23Zartin?
19:24Seven.
19:24Seven and a seven, Phil.
19:27Mine's Pointer.
19:29Yeah, lovely.
19:30Two Pointers.
19:31And in the corner, any more sevens?
19:33I was with our two contestants, Pointer.
19:37I had Ponteen, which is relating to part of the brain, but still seven.
19:44So, one point, 54 to 53.
19:47Zartin, your number's game now, sir.
19:50Six more, please, Rachel.
19:52Let's see if this can separate you.
19:53We've had two easy ones so far for you.
19:56See if we can get something more tricky, more worthy.
19:58We have three, four, four, five, six, and seven.
20:06And the target, 918.
20:08Nine, one, eight.
20:10And the target, 918.
20:41I think I've got nine one eight Phil yeah I've got no money so Zate seven times five is 35
20:50seven
20:51fives of 35 plus four plus four 39 times four times four one five six take three take three
21:01153 times six well done haven't used any of those perfect well done Zate Phil I did four times seven
21:10is 28 four sevens 28 plus six 34 yeah 34 times three times three 102 and then four plus five
21:20is nine the other four multiply well done both of you can't separate you
21:31fabulous stuff guys still that one point in it 63 to Phil's 64 as we turn to our second tea
21:37time
21:38teaser which is Queen Ivor and the clue when it comes to cooking it's grapes with everything
21:43when it comes to cooking it's grapes with everything
22:01welcome back after the clue when it comes to cooking it's grapes with everything
22:07and the answer to that is Veronique just Veronique yeah it's a quite a famous French dish so you have
22:15fish or you have chicken and it's decorated with grapes named after somebody called Veronique but
22:20history doesn't relate who she was she was yeah well well well thank you for that one point in it
22:2664 to
22:2763 and we turn to Phil Phil start with a vowel please and a consonant ah a consonant please n
22:40vowel please
22:42o a vowel e a consonant s a consonant d a consonant please j and a consonant please and the
22:59last one
23:00this one is going to be the last one please and we'll be in the last one please stand by
23:02make a large breakdown with an NJFG
23:07ok
23:07ok
23:09ok
23:11ok
23:12ok
23:13ok
23:13ok
23:16ok
23:33Phil seven is out a stick with seven Phil I've got respond both of you and in the corner Helen
23:46well few sevens endorse and Jones Jones Jones yes there was an eight there which I think that
23:56you may have been thinking of a person as in a two-person for example it's their date thank
24:05you 71 plays 70 Zate it's time Zate let us go now please Rachel thank you Zate a and a
24:15consonant
24:15please M and another T and a vowel E and a consonant S and a vowel I and a consonant
24:29R and a vowel you
24:34and a final consonant please and a final V it's done by
24:40so
24:47so
25:11Zate eight and eight Phil I've got a seven your seven is matures
25:19matures Zate muriates yep a good countdown word muriate is a derivative of muriatic acid otherwise
25:28known as hydrochloric acid indeed our number one seed has sprung ahead 78 to 71 as we turn to Susie
25:44for your origins words what do you have for us today I wonder well yesterday I was talking about
25:49some of the behaviors that were associated with certain animals and how they have found their way
25:54into idiomatic expressions within English and I thought I'd talk today about one word in English
26:00that is very much associated with a particular animal and that's shrewd and many centuries ago the name of
26:08the animal the shrewd appeared in old English so we know that the animal's been around for a very long
26:13time it kind of dropped under the radar for quite a long time but then resurfaced and it resurfaced and
26:18it resurfaced and particularly because this particular animal was thought to have one very outstanding characteristic and that was that
26:25they were incredibly aggressive and quite pugnacious Chris Packham will probably tell us a bit more about this but this
26:31was very much the belief that they would fight each other to the death over any last morsel of food
26:36and then they would eat their own
26:38eat the victor would eat the defeated shrewd and they were also believed to be venomous in those days as
26:44well and that one is certainly not true but because of this pugnacity associated with the shrewd and the venomousness
26:51the term was transferred to a man or particularly a woman unfortunately whose character was thought to be evil or
26:57malignant that softened a little bit into a woman who was a complete nag or a scold and basically not
27:04somebody you would want to be around with
27:06of course we know Shakespeare picked up on that with taming of the shrewd but this in turn led to
27:10the formation of the verb to shrewd and the adjective shrewd that we have today is the past participle of
27:16that to shrewd so to shrewd was to really nag and have a go at someone and shrewd originally again
27:21meant evil venomous and lost its sting a little bit and then passed into somebody who was actually very astute
27:28usually with nefarious intentions in mind but then somebody who was simply keen-witted and gifted like our contestants today
27:43super star thanks susie wonderful so 78 to 71 zate in the lead phil is well within reach so let
27:53us get no problem okay start with a consonant please thank you phil
27:57r and a consonant n a vowel please i a consonant f a consonant d a vowel please u a
28:16vowel please o a consonant q and a final vowel please
28:25and a final e stand by
28:33so
28:45so
28:45so
28:45so
28:45so
28:45so
29:00Phil.
29:00Seven.
29:01Seven, Zate?
29:02Yep, seven.
29:04Phil?
29:04I've got Founder.
29:05And?
29:07Love it.
29:07Same from Zate.
29:09What have we in the corner there?
29:10Susie?
29:11Helen?
29:12We had Founder as well.
29:13Yep.
29:13And Unfired, Pottery, for example, might be Unfired.
29:17Indeed.
29:1985 to 78, Zate's still in the lead,
29:22and it's Zate who takes the final letters game.
29:25Yes, sir.
29:26Vowel, please, Rachel.
29:27Thank you, Zate.
29:29E.
29:29And a consonant.
29:32T.
29:33And another.
29:35H.
29:35And a vowel.
29:37O.
29:38And a consonant.
29:40T.
29:41And a vowel.
29:42A.
29:44And a consonant.
29:45B.
29:47And a consonant, please.
29:50N.
29:52And a final consonant, please.
29:55And a final L.
29:58And the clock starts now.
30:01and a consonant, please,
30:02and a consonant.
30:22They are just waiting.
30:22And then we'll be earphones.
30:22One quarantine.
30:23One hurricane.
30:25One fish.
30:25One escaping.
30:27Twoolved, when it Ow 변ł or Alzheimer.
30:27And a consonant.
30:28One zehnune.
30:29One mile worldwide.
30:30Zate. Seven. A seven. Phil? Yeah, I'll try a seven, yep. Zate? Notable. And? I've got tonable.
30:42It's not there, I'm afraid, Phil. I'm sorry. No problem. That's bad luck. Yeah. That is bad luck.
30:47Now, Helen. A few sevens, I think, hiding in there. Ethanol was another good one.
30:53Yes, notable was as well, otherwise. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. 92 to 78.
31:00Our number one seed is powering ahead a little bit, but it's Phil's numbers game before the game's up.
31:06I'll go for three and three, please. Three and three, and hope for something tricky.
31:10Let's see what we have. We all want... The neutral wants a crucial conundrum.
31:13Let's see what we have. They are three, six, eight, one hundred, seventy-five and fifty, and the target, five
31:23hundred and fifty-six.
31:24Five, five-six.
31:57Well, Phil?
31:57Phil? Yeah, five, five-six.
32:00Zate?
32:00Five, five-six.
32:02Phil?
32:02I did eight times seventy-five.
32:05Six hundred.
32:06Minus fifty.
32:07Five fifty.
32:08Plus six.
32:08Didn't find one tricky enough for you.
32:10Yeah, that's fine.
32:11And Zate, same way.
32:13APPLAUSE
32:18Well done, guys.
32:19Zate through the hundred mark, 102 to Phil's 88, as we come to the final round.
32:24That's conundrum time, gentlemen.
32:26Fingers on buzzers.
32:27Let's roll today's countdown conundrum.
32:43Zate?
32:44Obstetric.
32:46Obstetric.
32:46Obstetric.
32:46Let's see whether you're right.
32:48Let's roll and see.
32:49Obstetric.
32:50There it is!
32:51Woo!
32:51CHEERING
33:00Listen, it's a well done to Phil, too, because you had him on the ropes.
33:03In fact, I thought for a second that he was looking pretty, you know, downcast.
33:08He was a bit shocked.
33:09I thought that as well.
33:10That's why I stopped trying so hard.
33:13Well done, Phil.
33:14Good man.
33:15But you played really strongly and you really had him on the ropes.
33:17Yeah, that's good.
33:18Had him on the ropes.
33:19And this is your kryptonite to take back to Chelmsford with you.
33:22Thank you very much.
33:23It's been a lovely time.
33:24I've really enjoyed it.
33:24Well, we've enjoyed having you.
33:26Zate?
33:27Please don't talk to me too long.
33:29I need to change my trousers now.
33:33No, it was a bit of a fright, wasn't it?
33:36Anyway, you came through.
33:37Well done.
33:37Our number one seed goes into the grand final.
33:40Well done.
33:41With a score of 112 on Friday.
33:43Good man, Zate.
33:45Now, madam.
33:47We have to say goodbye to you.
33:49You're off on your travels.
33:50I know.
33:51Zate's coming back.
33:52I know.
33:52But unfortunately, somebody else is sitting in that seat.
33:55It's Paul Zenon tomorrow.
33:57Oh, OK.
33:57That's fair enough.
33:58But thanks so much for coming.
33:59And you come back and see us soon.
34:01Tell us about your adventures.
34:02I will.
34:02I will.
34:02I'll come back very soon, hopefully.
34:04Thank you very much.
34:04Thank you for having me.
34:05All right.
34:06See you tomorrow, Susie.
34:07See you then.
34:07All right.
34:08Wow.
34:09That was a tough other thing, wasn't it?
34:10Two fantastic contestants and a very worthy semi-final.
34:14Well done to both of you.
34:15It was tomorrow.
34:16Second semi-final.
34:18In the final.
34:19We could be having a rematch.
34:20Yeah.
34:20See you then.
34:21See you soon.
34:21Join us there in the same time, same place.
34:22You'll be sure of it.
34:23A very good afternoon to you.
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