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00:30Good afternoon and welcome to Countdown. Well, this is it, the series 65 final, the ultimate old grey matter test,
00:38the Battle of the Brightons.
00:40From 120 contestants, we're now down to the final two who are playing for the series title and a fantastic
00:47prize of the complete 20-volume Oxford Dictionary of English,
00:51a lifetime subscription to Oxford Online, a fabulous laptop and, of course, their name engraved on the Richard Whiteley Memorial
00:59Trophy.
01:00It's the last show of the series, the last show of the year and something tells me it's going to
01:04be a fantastic one.
01:05So do not go anywhere and that applies to you as well, Rachel Riley.
01:08I'm not going anywhere.
01:10Right. Any words of advice to our two finalists?
01:13I think if anyone in studio is crying, it's nothing to do with you. So just keep calm, carry on.
01:17And actually, before I start crying, I think the audience have got a little message for you, Geoff.
01:26Thank you very much. Thank you.
01:37Let's meet the people who matter in this show, the two finalists, shall we?
01:41First of all, Carl Williams, who is our fourth seed.
01:43He set the cat among the pigeons in no uncertain style at Wednesday's semi-final when he knocked out the
01:49top seed, Mark Deeks.
01:51During the game, he spotted several eight-letter words, including adopters, orgasmic and arousing.
01:56And he also spotted the conundrum, bronchial, sealing his victory with a score of 95 to 81.
02:01He is, of course, unbeaten in his 10 games, bringing his total score so far to 901.
02:06Magnificent average, 90 points per game.
02:10So will the weightlifter from Burton-on-Trent be lifting the winner's trophy at the end of this show?
02:17Our fourth seed, Carl Williams.
02:26Graham Cole is our number two seed.
02:28Yesterday, we saw him beat off the third seed, Paul Keane, in a superb semi-final,
02:33with Graham spotting words like exhaust and over-hit, Bogarty and occulted.
02:37And the game ended with a final score of 96 to 71, meaning he too is undefeated in all of
02:43his 10 games.
02:44His total score is a magnificent 1,022 points, an average of 102 per game.
02:51So the big question is, can the software engineer from Reading engineer a victory today?
02:57Our number two seed, Graham Cole.
03:05And in Dictionary Corner, Judy Kik, in this memorable contest, we have the wonderful Susie Dent
03:10and the brilliant John Colshaw.
03:17John, have you got any words of advice on offer to these two?
03:21Well, indeed, it's the final.
03:22It feels really epic.
03:23Two great contenders.
03:25I felt this needed.
03:27Muhammad Ali always would give some verses before a big competition.
03:30And we have one for now.
03:32And as we get ready for Carl DeCruz Williams
03:35versus Graham Conundrum Bustin' Cole,
03:39the clash of the champions so epic,
03:41it's enthralling every single soul.
03:44With Carl's cool military precision.
03:48Graham's laser-guided flair.
03:50Man, who's going to get the decision?
03:52Man, I don't know.
03:53Let's not go there.
03:54So get your letters, your numbers.
03:56We get started.
03:57To miss this classic would sure be a sin.
04:00Get it on.
04:00Let's get ready to rumble.
04:02Carl Graham.
04:03May the mayhem begin.
04:12That mayhem is about to begin.
04:13Who will be the Countdown Series 65 champion?
04:18Carl, as you can see, is in the right-hand chair.
04:20What that means is he gets the first pick of the letters.
04:23Carl, it's your selection.
04:24Hi, Rachel.
04:25Hi, Carl.
04:26I'll start the constant, please.
04:27Good luck to you both.
04:28Start the final with S.
04:31And another.
04:32M.
04:33And the third.
04:35L.
04:37Vowel, please.
04:39A.
04:39And another.
04:41O.
04:42And the third.
04:44A.
04:45Constant, please.
04:47N.
04:49Another constant.
04:51Z.
04:54And another constant, please.
04:56And lastly, F.
04:58And for the first time in this final, here's the Countdown Clock.
05:32It's a tricky start, isn't it?
05:34Graham, how many?
05:35Six.
05:36And Carl?
05:37Six.
05:37OK, Carl, what's your six?
05:38Salmon.
05:39And yours, Carl?
05:41Salmon.
05:41Yours, Graham?
05:42Still salmon.
05:45Two salmon over here, then.
05:47Yeah, nothing more than six in this selection.
05:49Yeah.
05:50Salmon it was for six, then.
05:52Carl on the board straight away, and so is Graham.
05:55Six points a pick.
05:56Graham, your selection.
05:58All right, Rachel.
05:58Hi, Graham.
05:59Continent, please.
06:00Start with...
06:01S.
06:02Consonant.
06:04P.
06:05Consonant.
06:07J.
06:09Vowel.
06:10U.
06:11Another vowel.
06:13O.
06:14Another vowel.
06:16A.
06:17Consonant.
06:19Y.
06:20Consonant.
06:22D.
06:25And a vowel, please.
06:26And the last one.
06:27I.
06:29And your 30 seconds starts now.
06:31ore.
06:37I.
06:41T.
06:59I.
07:00I.
07:02Carl, how many?
07:03Five.
07:04Graham?
07:05Five.
07:05OK, what's yours, Graham?
07:06Podia.
07:08And yours, Carl?
07:09Daisy.
07:10Podia and Daisy.
07:11Very nice.
07:12Another really tough one.
07:13Very tough indeed.
07:15Anything more than five?
07:16John, Susie?
07:17Yes.
07:18There is a seven there.
07:19You can see right at the top of the page.
07:21Joypads, which are input devices for computer game consoles.
07:26APPLAUSE
07:31Very impressive.
07:33Carl, your pick, please.
07:35Sol the vowel, please, Rachel.
07:36Thank you, Carl.
07:37E.
07:38And another one.
07:39O.
07:40And a third.
07:41A.
07:43Consonant, please.
07:45R.
07:46Another consonant.
07:47W.
07:48And another one.
07:50N.
07:52One more.
07:54G.
07:57Another consonant.
07:59S.
08:01And another consonant.
08:03And lastly, F.
08:05Time starts now.
08:11Well.
08:17MUSIC
08:38Graeme, what have you got?
08:40Uh, seven.
08:41And Carl?
08:42Seven.
08:43What's yours, Carl?
08:44Foragers.
08:45And yours, Graeme?
08:46Foragers.
08:48Yep.
08:49Foragers for seven.
08:50Very good.
08:51What have you got over in the dictionary corner, John, Susie?
08:53Yes, certainly Foragers.
08:55There was an eight, though, in the form of Waggoners,
08:58which is rather a nice one for eight.
09:01Waggoners for eight, but Foragers is good for Carl and Graeme for seven points apiece.
09:05They are inseparable at the moment.
09:06Carl moves on to 18.
09:08Likewise, Graeme.
09:09Graeme, your selection.
09:10Consonant, please.
09:11Thank you, Graeme.
09:13M.
09:14Another consonant.
09:15R.
09:17Another one.
09:18S.
09:20Vowel.
09:22O.
09:23Another vowel.
09:25E.
09:26Another vowel.
09:27I.
09:28Consonant.
09:30R.
09:32Consonant.
09:33W.
09:34And a vowel, please.
09:35And the last one.
09:37Another O.
09:39Here's the countdown clock.
09:40And the last one.
10:04Here's the countdown clock.
10:12Carl, how many?
10:13Try nine.
10:15Okay.
10:15Graeme?
10:16Nine, not written down.
10:17Right.
10:18Okay.
10:18That nine came to you in the last instant, didn't it, Graeme?
10:21What have you got?
10:22Worrisome.
10:23Worrisome.
10:24And Carl?
10:24Yeah.
10:25Yeah.
10:26Brilliant.
10:32Very good indeed.
10:33It means that Carl and Graeme have both raced on to 36 points apiece,
10:38and the standard is befitting a final, that's for sure.
10:42On to our first numbers round now.
10:44Carl, you had to pick those numbers, please.
10:47I know Graeme likes six more as well, so we'll go with two large.
10:51Two large.
10:52Tough tactical decision for you there, Carl.
10:53We will see if the tactics pay off.
10:56So four small and two large coming up, and they are four, five, seven, and nine.
11:02And the two large ones, 75 and 50.
11:05And the target, 424.
11:0930 seconds to reach.
11:10424.
11:41Looking for 424.
11:43Graeme, how close?
11:45No, I've got 423.
11:49Okay, one away, and Carl?
11:51One away the other side.
11:53425.
11:53425.
11:54Okay, Carl, let's hear that first, please.
11:57Five times 75.
11:59Five times 75, 375.
12:03Add the 50.
12:04Add the 50, 425.
12:06And that's all I've declared.
12:07And that's one away, yeah, great.
12:09And one away the other side, Graeme?
12:11Nine times 50 is 450.
12:12Nine times 50, 450.
12:15Take away the product of five and four.
12:17Four, so five times four is 20.
12:20Take it away for 430.
12:21And take away seven.
12:22And take it away, yeah, for one the other way.
12:25Excellent.
12:26What about 424, Rachel?
12:28Yeah, easily missed under all the pressure.
12:29But if you say 50 times seven is 350, and then add the 75, you get 425, and five minus
12:37four is one to take away.
12:44Well done, Rachel.
12:46Carl 43, Graeme 43.
12:48Brilliant stuff, isn't it?
12:49Graeme, it's your pick.
12:51Consonant, please.
12:52Thank you, Graeme.
13:02And the last one.
13:17And here's the countdown clock.
13:47It's a good idea.
13:47All right.
13:52Carl, how many? Eight. And Graeme? Just seven.
13:55OK, what's your seven, Graeme? Heroin.
13:58And your eight, Carl? Erection. Erection.
14:01Yep. It's fair. Very good.
14:09For eights and nudging in front for the first time,
14:13let's just give them a breather for a moment or two
14:15because John Culshaw has kept us royally entertained
14:18during the course of the week.
14:19What are you going to tell us about today, John?
14:21Well, it's a final Countdown Christmas ode
14:24from one of my favourite characters,
14:26Alec Guinness' Obi-Wan Kenobi.
14:29One of my favourites.
14:31In the Jedi's days before Christmas,
14:34using the power of the Force,
14:36I put up the Death Star Christmas tree
14:38with Yoda on top, of course.
14:42Adorned with holographic baubles and illuminated crescents,
14:46I like that cracker joke
14:47where I know what Luke's getting
14:48because I felt his presence.
14:52But near Christmas Day,
14:53I do reflect on how Darth Vader was once a good man.
14:58And if this Yuletide he turns from the dark side,
15:01I'll get him a bottle, a pack or a ban.
15:10Excellent, John, thank you very much.
15:13Here's your first teaser this Friday.
15:15The words are happy one, happy one,
15:17and the clue, you might be happy to find one of these that works.
15:20You might be happy to find one of these that works.
15:35Yes, you might be happy to find one of these that works.
15:38It is Payphone, of course,
15:39the answer to our first teaser of the day.
15:42It's the Series 65 final,
15:44and it's a contest worthy of a final,
15:46with at the moment Carl Williams on 51.
15:48Graham Cole has 43.
15:51Carl, it's your pick.
15:53Start the contestant, please, Rachel.
15:54Thank you, Carl.
15:55G.
15:56And another one.
15:58D.
15:59And a third.
16:01K.
16:02And a fourth.
16:04V.
16:06A vowel, please.
16:07A.
16:08And another.
16:10I.
16:11And another.
16:13And another.
16:16And another.
16:19I.
16:21Finish with constant, please.
16:23And finish with B.
16:25And your 30 seconds starts now.
16:27And another.
16:28And another.
16:43And another.
16:47And another.
16:47And another.
16:47And another.
16:47And another.
16:47And another.
16:47And another.
16:49And another.
16:50And another.
16:53And another.
16:58Graham?
16:59Four.
17:00Carl?
17:01Four.
17:02OK, what's yours, Carl?
17:05Buddha.
17:06B-U-D-A.
17:08Buddha.
17:09And yours, Graham?
17:10Diva.
17:11Diva.
17:12Yes, Diva, definitely there.
17:14I'm not sure about Buddha.
17:18Not, I'm afraid.
17:20It's not there.
17:20Bad luck, Carl.
17:21Can we beat four?
17:22No.
17:23No.
17:23But I did come up with a three, which summed up those letters, which was bad.
17:28Yeah, absolutely.
17:30Carl 51, then.
17:32Graham edges a little closer.
17:33He's got 47.
17:34Graham, your choice.
17:35Consonant, please, Rachel.
17:36Thank you, Graham.
17:38P.
17:39And another.
17:41R.
17:42And a third.
17:43V.
17:45Vowel.
17:46E.
17:47And another vowel.
17:48O.
17:49And another vowel.
17:51U.
17:52Consonant.
17:53C.
17:55Consonant.
17:56T.
17:57And a consonant, please.
17:59And the last one.
18:00R.
18:02Time starts now.
18:22And another vowel.
18:22And another vowel.
18:22And another vowel.
18:22And another vowel.
18:23And another vowel.
18:23And another vowel.
18:25And another vowel.
18:32And another vowel.
18:34Carl, what have you got?
18:36Seven, I think.
18:38Graeme?
18:38Seven.
18:39What's yours, Graeme?
18:40Cutover.
18:42Cutover.
18:42And Carl?
18:43Corrupt.
18:45I was just on my way to look at cutover,
18:49because overcut isn't there,
18:51but cutover is a rapid transition from one phase of a business,
18:53enterprise or project to another.
18:56And Carl, what was your story?
18:57Corrupt.
18:58Corrupt is absolutely fine.
18:59Yes, well done.
19:00Yeah, they're both excellent.
19:02Good sevens.
19:03Any alternatives in Dictionary Corner then, John?
19:05Susie?
19:06There was procure for seven,
19:08or an interesting six, router,
19:11which is a form of woodwork tools, I believe.
19:15Carl has 58.
19:17He maintains his four-point advantage.
19:19You have a Graeme who has 54.
19:21Carl, it's your selection.
19:22Start the vowel, please.
19:23Thank you, Carl.
19:25A.
19:25And another one.
19:27E.
19:28And the third.
19:29A.
19:31Constant, please.
19:32B.
19:33Another one.
19:35T.
19:36And another.
19:37D.
19:39And another.
19:40P.
19:43Vowel, please.
19:46E.
19:48And the final consonant.
19:50And the last one.
19:51N.
19:53And your 30 seconds starts now.
19:55And the last one.
20:11And the last one.
20:12And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:13And the last one.
20:14And the last one.
20:15And the last one.
20:17And the last one.
20:19And the last one.
20:26graham how many six and carl six as well okay what's yours carl uh beaten and yours graham
20:32pedant beaten and pedant yes good sixes yeah and it looked tricky to find anything more than six i
20:39don't know if you have managed that oh not john susie no i didn't manage this at all pedant is
20:43nice because the original term the original meaning of pedant was a schoolmaster which
20:47makes teachers laugh and we got beaten over here as well and also something that uh batman might
20:53write with which of course is the bat pen very nice a carl has 64 graham still hot in his
21:02heels with 60
21:03just another short breather for them because we're back to the history corner it's origins of words
21:08time susie what's it to be today the last one you're here so you no longer have to look interested
21:17you can you're on your way through this one but i thought i'd talk about the christmas stocking and
21:22what you get in your stockings and actually the words uh for the for the presents that people often
21:28get the traditional ones in their presents come from right across the word yo-yo yo-yo existed in
21:33ancient china and greece but they weren't called that then yo-yo itself comes from the philippines
21:38where they've been popular for years satsumas come from the satsuma province in japan tangerines
21:44come from tangier or they did originally and walnut comes from a german term meaning quite simply a
21:49foreign nut susie you know what fascinating original words
22:01thanks jeff uh carl has 64 graham has 60 time for another numbers round
22:07and graham it's your selection six more please you're sticking with six more even though carl chooses
22:12them yeah okay we'll see how these tactics pay off thank you graham your six more for this round
22:18are 10 1 7 another 1 another 10 and 2 could be interesting and the target 608 30 seconds to
22:30reach 608
22:38so
22:43so
22:43so
22:43so
22:43so
22:43so
22:43so
22:43so
23:00so
23:02so
23:02looking for 608 then in this numbers round carl how close 608 and graham 608 okay carl let's hear yours
23:09please uh 10 times 10 10 times 10 100 and add the one one hundred and one seven take the
23:16other one
23:16six yeah times one together 606 and add the two well done 608 same method graham same yes
23:26yes
23:27yeah very good indeed you get the feeling this could go all the way don't you absolutely everything to play
23:31for carl it's your selection constant please
23:33yes thank you carl s
23:35and another
23:37n
23:39a vowel
23:39i
23:41and another
23:42u
23:43and another
23:45o
23:46a consonant please
23:49l
23:50another one
23:51n
23:53a vowel please
23:56e
23:57e
23:59and a final consonant
24:01and a final c
24:03and your 30 seconds starts now
24:05and
24:17and
24:33one
24:35and
24:35one
24:36Graham.
24:38Seven.
24:39Carl?
24:40Just six.
24:41Carl, what's your six?
24:41Uncled.
24:42And your seven, Graham?
24:44Illusion.
24:46Illusion.
24:47If you elude something, you escape or avoid it.
24:50And the noun from that story is illusion.
24:53That's excellent.
24:54Well done.
25:00And the biggest sigh for the series from Graham.
25:05Was there anything else in Dixery Corner?
25:08Enclose.
25:09Yes, you can have enclosed with the I variant spanning of enclose.
25:14That's a slightly less elegant seven.
25:16Great.
25:18Here's another teaser for you.
25:19The words are rude peck.
25:21Rude peck.
25:22And the clue prepared her lips for a rude peck on the cheek.
25:25Prepared her lips for a rude peck on the cheek.
25:41Yes, prepared her lips for a rude peck on the cheek.
25:44Puckered is the answer to our final teaser of this series.
25:48This is the series 65 final and it is a nail biter at the moment.
25:52And Carl has 74.
25:54Graham now has 77.
25:56Just edging ahead.
25:58Graham, your pick this time.
26:00Consonant, please.
26:01Thank you, Graham.
26:02M.
26:03Consonant.
26:05T.
26:06Another one.
26:08G.
26:09Vowel.
26:11A.
26:12Another vowel.
26:13E.
26:14And another vowel.
26:16O.
26:17Consonant.
26:18T.
26:20Consonant.
26:21N.
26:23And a continent, please.
26:26And lastly, Q.
26:28And here's the countdown clock.
26:30Creekol.
26:33T.
26:34And here's the countdown clock.
26:50And here's the countdown clock.
26:58And here's the countdown clock.
27:02Carl, what did you make of that?
27:06Just four.
27:08OK. And Graham?
27:09Yeah, just four.
27:10OK. Graham, what's your four?
27:12Game.
27:13And what's yours, Carl?
27:14Meat.
27:15And, Graham, you've just thought of a five?
27:17Oh, my God.
27:18Mm-hm.
27:19Right.
27:20Anything better on offer?
27:21Just fives.
27:22OK.
27:23This is the final letters round of the Series 65 final.
27:27Carl, it's you to pick those letters, please.
27:29Start the concept.
27:30Thank you, Carl.
27:31L.
27:32And another one.
27:34R.
27:35And another one.
27:36N.
27:37And a fourth.
27:39S.
27:40A vowel.
27:42I.
27:43And another.
27:45E.
27:46And another.
27:48I.
27:50And another.
27:52U.
27:57And a final consonant, please.
27:59And a final D.
28:01And time starts now.
28:03I.
28:04I.
28:16And a final O.
28:33And a final slot.
28:34Graeme?
28:35Seven.
28:36Carl?
28:37Seven.
28:38What's yours, Carl?
28:39Insured.
28:40And yours, Graeme?
28:40Insured.
28:43Insured for seven.
28:44Very good.
28:46John, Susie, are there any alternatives?
28:48Another seven with Insider.
28:50Yes.
28:51We have...
28:52That's there for another seven.
28:53Thank you very much indeed.
28:54Time for the final numbers round, not just of the contest but of the series as well.
28:59Graeme, it's you to pick them.
29:01Six them all again, please.
29:02Six them all again.
29:03Just promise me you'll keep breathing during this one, Graeme.
29:06I have been worrying about you.
29:08The last numbers game of the year.
29:10The six small are four.
29:11Another four.
29:13Five.
29:14Nine.
29:15Another nine.
29:17And seven.
29:18And the target, 807.
29:2130 seconds to reach, 807.
29:23100.
29:35Can you see there for a 500.
29:46I'm going to take a look.
29:47Natalie algumas君.
29:548 0 7 is the target then carl how close uh not near enough not near enough okay graham 8
30:020 6
30:028 0 6 just one away graham let's hear that 8 0 6 9 times 7 is 63 9 times
30:097 63 5 minus 4 is 1
30:115 minus 4 1 take that away for 62 yep 9 plus 4 is 13 the other 9 plus 4
30:19is 13 multiply them together
30:21and that's 7 uh 7 80 plus 26 uh 8 0 6 well done one away
30:36well 8 0 6 was tough enough can 8 0 7 be done i thought i'd leave this one to
30:40you jeff seeing
30:40it's your last numbers game yeah well actually i can tell you i've been thinking about this it's
30:45impossible oh thanks thanks for clearing that up one of those things you are right jeff so carl has 85
30:51graham has 95 10 points the difference 10 points available doesn't get much more dramatic than this
31:01if you put your fingers on your buzzers please as we reveal today's crucial countdown conundrum
31:36carl
31:37amplitude
31:41let's take a look
31:50talk about brinksmanship wow fantastic what three seconds away from the end of the series
31:58and carl snatches the chance of victory out of the jaws of defeat because we have a tie
32:04carl has 95 graham has 95 what an ending to the series let's give them another opportunity to clinch
32:13that title of series 65 champion fingers on buzzers once again please as we reveal a second crucial
32:21count down conundrum graham galvanize galvanize let's take a look
32:50and graham can afford to breathe again well done graham fantastic finishing on 105 carl commiserations
32:59finish on 95 but what a fantastic run it's been happy with that and spotting amplitude at the time
33:05you did was a stroke of genius look very well played thanks joe it was one of the great countdown
33:12finals and our champion of series 65 is graham coal
33:30and that was absolutely brilliant wasn't it a wonderful final at the end of a wonderful series and i can
33:36tell you we don't have a loser today we have a runner-up who's been magnificent throughout he'll receive a
33:42thousand pounds for his troubles
33:44john john if you would do the honors and present carl with his one thousand pounds
33:49really well done
33:59and i think our winner is well pleased with his efforts today and during the past few weeks as well
34:04a thoroughly deserving champion he gets the set of dictionaries of course the subscription to oxford
34:09online the laptop and of course his name will be engraved on the richard whiteley memorial trophy the
34:15series 65 countdown champion is graham cole
34:31um so from one final to another we couldn't let this moment pass as jeff's last show um it's been
34:37an
34:37amazing three years we're all incredibly sad to see you go and just in case you weren't emotional
34:42enough we've got a vt of your best bits um so enjoy i know what you're thinking you're thinking who
34:50the
34:50heck am i greetings it is i the great stellini i was once told i had butters like gerald cole
34:56what do you
34:57think people all over the country are live pausing their tvs right now come on babe will you be my
35:04pillion
35:06passenger my honda 50s outside right now sugar pie honey punch you know that i love you i need all
35:13the help i can get i've had a bad memory for as long as i remember remember do that again
35:16how became
35:27powell sorry it was the the up jaw of power i need all the help i can get richel i've
35:34had a bad memory
35:50for as long as i remember i can't do it i can't do it i can't say remember hallelujah hallelujah
35:59hallelujah well i don't know where to look if i look at death that would be disastrous okay rachel
36:05let's be mad about it it's quite interesting it is quite interesting that pritchard came from
36:14at britchard sorry about this yeah i haven't got a home to go didn't i have you what are you
36:28laughing at
36:44well um i can barely speak um but you know thank you so much you came on board i'd never
36:51done tv
36:52before and you've just looked after me held my hand um i've mocked you endlessly for your height and um
36:58your team and you know i wanted you to remember me fondly um for my upcoming wedding i want you
37:03to
37:03come um and when i'm asking for champions league tickets so i thought what can i get the man that's
37:09got everything um something money can't buy so it's a grand apology from me um you are not sure i'm
37:14gonna
37:14this is what i'm gonna do i take my shoes off
37:19oh what about that
37:31oh thank you a little little gnome as well
37:33look i will be short very short on this occasion because just let's say it's been three fantastic
37:39years i've been working with some of the most wonderful people you could wish to meet behind
37:44the camera as well as in front of the camera countdown we'll be back for a brand new series
37:48in january rachel and susie will be here there'll be a new person in the hot seat as well i'll
37:53be
37:53watching i hope you will be as well have a happy christmas and a brilliant new year bye
38:09so lots of cuddles for jeff and he said it the crew and the cats are back in the new
38:14year but later on
38:15one of the christmas coach trippers has been really naughty in the jacuzzi brendan's not impressed at five
38:21next though keep up the energy to deal
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