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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio on the 26th of January.
00:38Australia Day. I don't know why we've particularly picked that, but apparently Australia Day commemorates the time when England's first
00:46fleet pitched into Sydney Cove way back in 1788.
00:50I've never been to Australia. I don't feel the tug. What about you, Rachel?
00:55No, I've never been. A bit of a long way. You've got to go for an extended holiday, haven't you?
00:58You have, and you've got to sit in that aircraft for days on end. Yeah.
01:02Yeah, I've never fancied it.
01:03Michael, you know all about Australia. You've given them a punishing time from time to time.
01:09Erm, I wouldn't say I have, but the team that...
01:12Oh, here we go.
01:12The number one team in the world have, they went down there last year and won 3-1, so...
01:17Yeah.
01:17It was very nice to sit and commentate Australia getting pounced on the...
01:21Oh, you were down there?
01:22I was there, yes. Celebrating in Sydney.
01:24Good for you.
01:25Did you have a drink at all, Michael?
01:27Not at all.
01:27Not at all.
01:29Not at all.
01:29Not at all.
01:29Every time we talked to Michael, he managed to insinuate alcohol into the conversation.
01:36Right?
01:36Well, you do.
01:38Oh, maybe it is me.
01:39Maybe it is me.
01:40It's all my fault.
01:41It's always my fault.
01:42Anyway, I'll be back to you later on.
01:44He's been punishing me, Rachel, that Michael Vaughan.
01:47Anyway, I shall get my own back.
01:49I'm looking at a chap that scored 101 yesterday.
01:52Sri, how are you feeling?
01:54Quite good, Nick.
01:55Yeah?
01:56Just to add to yours, the other team that England beat recently, India also celebrates Republic
02:00Day today.
02:01Oh, right.
02:02Good.
02:03Well, there we are.
02:03We're full of commemorative days.
02:06So, how are you feeling?
02:07You did well yesterday.
02:08Quite...
02:09Feeling strong?
02:11Yeah.
02:11Let's see how it goes.
02:12All right.
02:13And I see that you support somewhere near Newcastle.
02:17I do.
02:18Newcastle United.
02:19Strong chap?
02:20Yep.
02:21Yeah?
02:21And David, you're a revenue management analyst.
02:24I don't know how that sounds like that at all.
02:26From Watford.
02:27What does that mean?
02:28I look at the on-rent car figures for Europe car.
02:32Oh, I see.
02:33Okay.
02:33And you were in the RAF for eight years.
02:35You served in the Falklands, Iraq and Afghanistan.
02:39I did.
02:40Tough places, yeah?
02:41Yeah.
02:42And which was the most recent?
02:43Afghanistan.
02:44All right.
02:44And when was that?
02:45Last Christmas.
02:46How long were you there for?
02:47Three months.
02:49Really?
02:49And what were you doing?
02:50I was working on the tornado aircraft as an armourer.
02:53Armourer?
02:53Yeah.
02:53You were loading the bombs?
02:54Yeah.
02:55Ah, good for you mate.
02:56Good for you.
02:56I'm very pleased to see you here.
02:58Good.
02:59So, a big round of applause for our contestants.
03:02Three and David.
03:08And let's say good day to Dictionary Corner's Susie Dent and the Ashes winning cricket captain,
03:14Michael Vaughan, who is always difficult with me.
03:16How are you?
03:17Very good.
03:20Good.
03:22So, Australia.
03:23Any good memories?
03:25Wonderful memories?
03:26Fun memories that you can actually remember through that alcoholic haze?
03:33It's always the best tour.
03:34You know, as much as, you know, in the 90s, early 2000s, you know, England got a pouncing
03:39on a regular basis, it's always the best place to go and play cricket.
03:42You know, for one, the England support down there is massive.
03:45There always seems to be 20,000 now.
03:47I mean, in Sydney last year when England won 3-1, there wasn't any Australians in the ground
03:52by day four because they'd all gone home and England were celebrating with 30,000 fans.
03:56So, for the support, the Australian tour is always the best for the England team.
04:00All right.
04:00We'll leave it at that.
04:01So, Sri, our incumbent champion, I turn to you to kick things off today.
04:07It's a letters game.
04:09Hello, Rachel.
04:10Hi, Sri.
04:10A continent, please.
04:12Start today with G.
04:15One more.
04:17C.
04:18Another.
04:21G.
04:23A vowel, please.
04:24O.
04:26One more.
04:27E.
04:29A consonant.
04:31S.
04:33Another consonant.
04:35T.
04:36A vowel.
04:38I.
04:39A.
04:41And the consonant, please.
04:43And to finish.
04:44G.
04:44Another one.
04:45And we're off and running.
05:13A energy.
05:13Number three.
05:14I'm coming.
05:14I'm going to be talking.
05:15I'm ready.
05:16It's covering
05:17So three four four and
05:22David the four as well four. All right. Anyway, we'll start low down three
05:29Go's
05:29Go's do you write and David togs togs
05:34Togs all right Susie. Yes, I'm fine. It was a very strange selection this one and you can take it
05:41further
05:41Yes, we have a six
05:43And egoist egoist all right very well. So for all as David kicks off his
05:50Climb to fame. It's a letters game David. Consonant please. Thank you, David
05:56F and another
06:00M and a vowel please oh and a consonant
06:06S and the vowel a
06:10a
06:11And another vowel, please I
06:15And the consonant
06:17R
06:19And a vowel
06:22O
06:23And a consonant, please and the last one see good done by
06:28I
06:29I
06:29I
06:30I
06:30I
06:37I
06:57I
06:59David
07:00Uh six
07:01Three
07:02Six all right David away you go
07:05But mosaic
07:06Mosaic it's pretty much there isn't it and three
07:09Formic
07:10Formic
07:11Formic
07:12Um, I'm just looking at formic actually because I thought that was possible but it is only there is formic
07:18acid
07:18Which is um
07:20Present in the fluid emitted by some ants believe it or not, but it's not there on its own Nick
07:24So we have compounds like that. We can't allow a single word got it got it. Can you take it
07:29further?
07:30No, we had mosaic as well mosaic
07:33Okay
07:33Yes, good. All right. Well done
07:36So David is ten three four and three away you go
07:40Consonant please me. Thank you three
07:43T
07:45Another
07:47N
07:48Another
07:51Q
07:53Another
07:55V
07:56One please
07:58A
08:00One more
08:01E
08:02One more
08:05I
08:06A consonant
08:08L
08:10And one more please
08:12And lastly
08:13S
08:14And away we go
08:17One more
08:18To
08:18A
08:18Music
08:18Up
08:18From
08:18Up
08:18Up
08:18To
08:18Up
08:18Up
08:18Up
08:18Up
08:19Up
08:46three seven a seven and David seven as well all right three salient salient
08:54okay and David entails entails all right are you happy Michael Suzy all right
09:04and how will you extend beyond seven we've got slain to it's the Irish word
09:12for cheers yeah I think slainter I once learned Gaelic and I remember that word
09:20it's to do with having a drink Michael good very good literally health all right
09:27David our challenger 17 to Shree's 11 and David off you go constant please thank
09:37you David why another constant H a third constantly D a vowel E and another you and
09:55a third vowel a consonant R consonant N and a constant and lastly ah and here's the clock
10:16so
10:39MUSIC PLAYS
10:43David. A six.
10:45A six from David. And three.
10:47A seven.
10:48A seven. Okay. David, what is yours?
10:51Harden.
10:51Harden.
10:52Unheard.
10:53Unheard.
10:54Excellent, yes.
10:55Are you happy?
10:55I am. It's specified in the dictionary. That's very nice.
10:57All right. Michael, anything more?
11:00Unready.
11:02Unready.
11:02Okay.
11:03Ethelred.
11:03Yeah?
11:04Ethelred the unready, yes.
11:06So that takes three into the lead by a point, right?
11:10You might think that's your rightful place.
11:1218 to 17.
11:14And three, it's a numbers game.
11:16Hello, Rachel.
11:17Let's take it easy again.
11:19One big, please.
11:20One at the top.
11:21Hopefully take it easy.
11:23We shall see.
11:24Thank you, three.
11:24Okay.
11:25And for this round, the five small are ten, eight, seven.
11:30Another ten.
11:31And four.
11:32And the large one, 25.
11:34And the target to reach 536.
11:37536.
12:05536.
12:09So, three.
12:12535.
12:13535.
12:15And David?
12:17I haven't got nothing.
12:18Okay.
12:20Let's hear your 535, three.
12:22Seven times eight.
12:24Seven times eight.
12:25Eight, 56.
12:26Uh, times ten.
12:28Is 560.
12:29Take it at four.
12:31And take away.
12:32Take away.
12:34Uh, 25, sorry.
12:35Yeah.
12:35Well done.
12:36One away.
12:36Five, three, five.
12:37All right.
12:38And Rachel, could you take us to the, uh, right to the line?
12:41Slightly after the clock.
12:43Um, but if you say 25 minus seven is 18.
12:48Multiplied by eight and you get 144.
12:51Take away one of the tens for 134.
12:54And times that by four.
12:56The five, three, six.
12:57Excellent.
12:58Well done.
13:03Rachel is perfect.
13:06Michael, tell us a story.
13:08A story.
13:09Um, on the football theme, actually, you're wearing a shirt.
13:12When you're captain now and again, you're allowed to be a little bit selfish.
13:16And in 2005, I kind of used that to my advantage.
13:19That we were playing Bangladesh at Lourdes.
13:22And I've never really openly talked about this.
13:24But I wanted to get to the playoff final at Cardiff to watch Sheffield Wednesday v Hartlepool
13:30on the Sunday kickoff three o'clock.
13:32Ooh.
13:32So I declared rather early on the Saturday, allowing us to win on the Saturday night.
13:37So it allowed me to get to Cardiff on the Sunday.
13:40Ooh, dear.
13:41We won the game, but I just decided to just move the game forward a little bit faster than
13:45maybe it could have been.
13:46All right.
13:47You can do that as a captain.
13:48Can you?
13:48Susie, is this a reportable offence?
13:51Is it?
13:52I was just thinking about all the spectators who would have been watching and how much they
13:56hate you now.
13:58But at least they got to watch a good game of football on the Sunday on telly.
14:02Which bowler did you most fear in your days as a batsman there?
14:07I think Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne.
14:10I think they're probably the two greatest combinations that the game's ever seen.
14:15Particularly Shane Warne.
14:17Shane Warne is an X-factor kind of player who would bring life to any game of cricket
14:22and he's now bringing life to everything that he does away from the game.
14:26Yeah.
14:26Real character.
14:27And you're in good touch with him?
14:28You're still in touch with him?
14:29I'd like to go out for dinner with him.
14:31He's now about to get married to Liz Hurley.
14:33So it's not wanting to go out for dinner with Shane.
14:35It's more to go out for dinner with Liz to be honest.
14:37Well, do report back when you've had that chance and wonderful encounter.
14:42But in the meantime, time for a tea time teaser.
14:46And the teaser is Find Yeti.
14:50Find Yeti.
14:51And the clue?
14:52Find Yeti and work out exactly what it is.
15:10Welcome back.
15:11And the clue?
15:11Find Yeti and work out exactly what it is.
15:14And the answer, of course, is identify.
15:17Identify.
15:19So, 25 to 3 and 17.
15:21Still in touch there for David as we turn to you, David, for a letters game on game six.
15:29Consonant, please, Rachel.
15:30Thank you, David.
15:32D.
15:33And a vowel.
15:35I.
15:36Consonant.
15:38N.
15:40Consonant.
15:42L.
15:42Vowel.
15:44Vowel.
15:45E.
15:47Consonant.
15:49M.
15:51Consonant.
15:53T.
15:54Vowel.
15:57A.
15:59And a consonant, please.
16:01And finally, N.
16:03Here we go.
16:35So, David.
16:36A six.
16:37A six.
16:38And three?
16:39A seven.
16:40A seven.
16:42And, uh, David?
16:44A mental.
16:45Mental.
16:46All right.
16:47Three?
16:47A lineman.
16:49How are you spelling that?
16:50L-I-N-E-M-A-N.
16:52Lineman.
16:52Um, we certainly have fireman and everything else, potman, and lineman.
16:57Yeah, absolutely fine.
16:59It's something to do with railways, was it?
17:01Uh, yes, it is absolutely to do with railways.
17:03Good.
17:03Very well done.
17:04Do you have anything further for us, Michael?
17:06You do.
17:07We have an A, dentinal.
17:09Yes.
17:09Dentinal, what's that?
17:10Sounds too close to my nickname for comfort, really.
17:13D-E-N-T-I-N-A-L.
17:14It is an adjective relating to dentine, which is the hard, dense, bony tissue forming the bulk of a tooth.
17:20Well, good.
17:23Dentinal.
17:25Three, 32 to David, 17.
17:27And three, you're away again.
17:29A consonant, please, Rachel.
17:30Thank you, three.
17:31X.
17:32One more.
17:35R.
17:36Wall, please.
17:38I.
17:38A consonant.
17:41T.
17:42One more.
17:44D.
17:46Wall.
17:48O.
17:50Another.
17:52U.
17:54A consonant.
17:57W.
17:59Wall, to finish off.
18:00And lastly, E.
18:03And here we go.
18:04And here we go.
18:35so three seven seven and David six six let's have your six David rooted rooted three I'll try
18:47yes I'll ride out ride how to check that one because we talk about outriders but wasn't sure
18:52about outriders a verb but it is there to ride better faster or further than someone else okay
18:57very good well done anything else is you nothing at all apart from that ride it did have an archaic
19:02sense of the ship to come safely through a storm which is quite nice to ride out of storm yeah
19:07so
19:08three bowling ahead there at 39 to David 17 and David it's a game eight it's a lettuce game away
19:16there you go a constant please Rachel thank you David D a vowel I consonant s constant j a vowel
19:32e
19:34a consonant a consonant t a vowel a and a another vowel please and the last one e here's the
19:51clock
19:54so
20:06so
20:08so
20:08so
20:22So, David.
20:23Seven.
20:24Seven.
20:25OK.
20:26And three.
20:27Eight.
20:28And eight.
20:29OK, David, lead away.
20:31Tirades.
20:32Tirades.
20:34Readyest.
20:35Readyest.
20:36Susie, you happy?
20:37Both excellent words.
20:38Yes, readyest word.
20:39Very well done.
20:40Good.
20:4347, Sri.
20:44Well done.
20:4517 for David.
20:46And we move now to a letters game.
20:49And Sri, you're away.
20:52A ball, please, Rachel.
20:54Thank you, Sri.
20:55I.
20:56One more.
20:58E.
20:59A consonant.
21:01N.
21:02Another.
21:03T.
21:04One more.
21:07R.
21:08Vowel, please.
21:10O.
21:11A consonant.
21:14V.
21:15One more.
21:18N.
21:19One more, please.
21:21And lastly, S.
21:23Stand by.
21:30One more.
21:39One more.
21:40One more.
21:42One more.
21:42One more.
21:43One more.
21:43One more.
21:43One more.
21:44One more.
21:44One more.
21:45One more.
21:45One more.
21:55So, Sree, where are you going to take us?
21:58Uh, seven.
22:00A seven.
22:01OK.
22:02And David?
22:03A risky eight.
22:05A risky eight.
22:06Let's hear Sree, seven.
22:08Version.
22:09Version, OK.
22:11And David?
22:12Introses.
22:13Um, I'm actually on the right page.
22:16I have to say it's not there.
22:18Um, introvert, introversion, all those sort of things, but not introves, I'm afraid.
22:23Bad luck.
22:23OK.
22:24So what have we got, Susie, Michael?
22:26We have a nine.
22:27A nine.
22:28Go on.
22:29Inventors.
22:30Inventors.
22:31Brilliant.
22:31Well done.
22:35We're at 54 for Sree and 17 for David, but now it's classroom time.
22:41Come, Susie, origins of words.
22:43What have you got for us?
22:44I don't know you well enough, Nick, to know whether you're a food lover, a gastronome, or
22:48an epicurean, but I thought I would talk about food terms that have some not altogether appetising
22:54origins, I'm afraid.
22:56And I'll start with vermicelli, direct translation of which is little worms.
23:02Linguini are little tongues.
23:05Lobster, actually, was named after a locust.
23:08Apparently, it was thought to be similar in shape.
23:12Burrito, Mexican burrito, is actually a small donkey.
23:15That's where it took its name from, perhaps because it's rolled up like the bedrolls and
23:19the packs that donkeys carry.
23:21And lasagna, as regular viewers will know, my favourite, is named after a chamber pot,
23:27because the shape of the original lasagna cooking pots were rather similar to those used
23:31originally for other purposes.
23:38We have quite a lot of lasagna at home, and I'm now going to put a stop to it.
23:43It's going to be a forbidden dish.
23:45So, round ten, David, it's a numbers game.
23:47Off you go.
23:48Six more ones, please, Rachel.
23:49Six more ones.
23:50You're a gambling man.
23:52Thank you, David.
23:53Six little ones.
23:55And for this round, the six small are eight, six, two, ten, six, and nine.
24:04And the target to reach 127.
24:07One, two, seven.
24:08One, two, seven.
24:41David, just one, two, eight.
24:43One, two, eight.
24:45And Sree?
24:46One, two, seven.
24:47One, two, seven.
24:48Let's hear yours, Sree.
24:50Six plus six.
24:52Six plus six is 12.
24:54Multiply ten.
24:55One, twenty.
24:57Add nine.
24:58Take away two.
24:58Well done.
24:59One, two, seven.
25:00Well done.
25:01Well done.
25:04So, we left ahead to 64.
25:07David on 17.
25:08Your dad played here.
25:10He did.
25:10Yeah?
25:11How did he do?
25:12He won two and then lost on the third one.
25:14All right.
25:14Is he watching?
25:15I hope so.
25:16All right.
25:17Cover your eyes, Dad.
25:18Cover your eyes.
25:18Because now we're moving to our tea time teaser.
25:23New skill.
25:24And the clue, they leave his nibs feeling black and blue.
25:45So, welcome back.
25:47You'll remember, they leave his nibs feeling black and blue.
25:50And the answer, inkwells.
25:53Inkwells.
25:54And so it is that we return to the game.
25:57Sree on 64.
25:58David on 17.
25:59Sree, kick off again.
26:01Game 11.
26:03Consonant, please, Rachel.
26:04Thank you, Sree.
26:05S.
26:06One more.
26:09D.
26:10And again.
26:12P.
26:13World, please.
26:15E.
26:16And again.
26:18I.
26:19A consonant, please.
26:21S.
26:23One more.
26:26N.
26:29A vowel, please.
26:31O.
26:33A consonant, please.
26:34And lastly, T.
26:37Let's count down.
26:38Clock.
26:38And.
26:43.
26:51There.
27:04Er, there, there.
27:08We are.
27:08Okay, champ, what have you got?
27:10A seven.
27:12A seven. And David?
27:13Another risky eight.
27:15I like risky eights, but anyway, three?
27:17Pointed.
27:18Pointed.
27:18And David?
27:20Pistoned.
27:21Pistoned.
27:22Susie?
27:27It's not in. Piston just there is a noun, but no adjective or verb. I'm very sorry.
27:32Bad luck. I mean, it was a good shot at it, but you did say it was risky.
27:35Michael?
27:36Very bad luck.
27:37A couple of eights, deposit, and dopiness.
27:40Well done.
27:42So that takes us to 71 to 17, and David, it's a letters game.
27:47By the way, I understand you incubate chickens.
27:51I've been over the last month or so, yeah.
27:53Yeah? How's it going?
27:55Disastrous.
27:55Oh, nice.
27:56Yeah.
27:57What happened?
27:58I had a zero percent success rate.
28:00Oh dear, you haven't been killing them, or they just didn't ever sort of catch on?
28:04No, they just never caught on.
28:05You must be doing something wrong.
28:06I am.
28:07You know what I mean?
28:08Anyway, it's a letters game. Off you go, David.
28:12Consonant please, Rachel.
28:14Thank you, David.
28:14And another consonant.
28:18And another consonant.
28:20And a vowel.
28:21A.
28:23A.
28:24And a consonant.
28:26T.
28:27And a consonant.
28:30N.
28:31And a vowel.
28:33U.
28:34And a vowel, please.
28:37I.
28:39And a vowel.
28:42E.
28:43And a consonant, please.
28:45And lastly, L.
28:48Stand by.
28:49T.
28:50T.
28:51T.
29:19THE INCUBATOR
29:21What have you got for us?
29:22A seven
29:22A seven
29:23And three?
29:25Just a six
29:25Let's have your six, three
29:27Planet
29:28Planet
29:30David?
29:31Painful
29:31Painful, perfectly reasonable
29:33So anything else over in Dictionary Corner?
29:36Michael?
29:37We have inflate
29:38Yeah
29:38And also petunia
29:40Petunia
29:41The flower, yeah
29:42Yeah, it comes from the nightshade family
29:44And its name goes back to a Guarani language
29:48Meaning tobacco
29:49Because it's related to the tobacco plant
29:51Well, I'm doused
29:52Good
29:53David, you've leapt up to twenty-four
29:56But you're some way behind the champ at seventy-one
29:59And, uh, champ
30:02It's a letters game
30:03A consonant, please, Michael
30:04Thank you, Sri
30:05T
30:07One more
30:10C
30:10A vowel
30:13U
30:13Another
30:14Another
30:16Another
30:17E
30:19A consonant
30:21B
30:22One more
30:24S
30:26A vowel
30:28U
30:31A consonant, please
30:34And finish
30:35L
30:37And here's the clock
30:38And here's the clock
31:09Three
31:09A six
31:10A six
31:11A six
31:12And David
31:12I'm going to have another risky one
31:13With a seven
31:14All right
31:15But let's, uh, let's start with three
31:17Uh, tables
31:19Tables
31:20Tables
31:21David
31:21They're a cuttable
31:24I've been scanning the entry, David
31:26For cuts
31:26Desperately looking for cuttable myself
31:28And it's just not there, I'm afraid
31:30No derivatives listed for cuts at all, in fact
31:32So, I'm very sorry
31:33Oh, bad luck
31:34But anything over there?
31:35Uh, we have, uh, a six
31:37Bustle
31:38Bustle
31:38Yes
31:39Excellent
31:40Now, where does that leave us, Sri?
31:42It leaves us, uh
31:44Looking good for you
31:45At seventy-seven
31:46And David at twenty-four
31:47And David, it's a numbers game
31:49Come on
31:50Score at ten
31:51Uh, two large and four small this time, please
31:53Too large and four
31:54You've had enough gambling now, David
31:55I've had enough, yeah
31:57We've spent a good attempt
31:58Anyway, for the last numbers game today
32:00The four small was a one
32:01Ten
32:03Another ten
32:04And three
32:05And the large two
32:06Seventy-five
32:07And fifty
32:08And the target
32:09Seven hundred and sixty-nine
32:11Seven, six, nine
32:12Five
32:13One
32:14One
32:14One
32:14Two
32:15Two
32:15One
32:16Two
32:21One
32:41One
32:42Two
32:44So, David.
32:46Er, 770.
32:48770. And three?
32:50769.
32:52769. Take it away, Sri.
32:5575 plus 3.
32:5675 plus 3, 78.
32:59Multiply 10, 780.
33:01Yep.
33:02Take away 10 and the 1.
33:03Well done. 769.
33:07Well done indeed.
33:09And now it's game 15.
33:11It's Countdown Conundrum time.
33:14So, fingers on buzzers, please.
33:16And please reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:24Wow.
33:27Pollution.
33:28Pollution. Let's have a look.
33:33Very good.
33:37Stunning.
33:39They don't come much quicker than that.
33:41Well done.
33:42So, that takes you up to 97.
33:44Just short of the 101 you scored yesterday.
33:47David, well done on 24.
33:49But, I'm afraid, you're going home.
33:51But you're going home with a goodie bag.
33:54Well done.
33:54It's good to see you.
33:55And don't let your dad give you a hard time.
33:59Susie and Michael.
34:00There we go.
34:01It was a good game.
34:02Very, very good.
34:03Thank you very much for all your help.
34:04And who were your cricketing icons as a young man, Michael?
34:08Um, Chris Waddell.
34:10Yeah, because?
34:12When I was a kid growing up, I actually watched football and played more football than I did
34:15cricket until I was about 13, 14.
34:18Because you had a test for Sheffield Wednesday, didn't you?
34:21It lasted one day.
34:22Why?
34:23It was a week-long trial and it was like the X Facts.
34:25Every day they kind of got rid of a few.
34:27And on day one I got kind of told not to come back.
34:30So, I then started to play a bit more cricket.
34:32Okay.
34:33But quite a lot of cricketers, you know, were good at football.
34:36I think both of them was a good footballer.
34:38Both of them played for Scunthorpe.
34:39Yeah.
34:40While he was playing for Worcester and England.
34:42In the winters when they weren't sore and he'd go and play for Scunthorpe.
34:44Yeah.
34:45My missus comes from Scunthorpe.
34:47Well, near Scunthorpe, anyway.
34:49So, Rachel, think about Australia.
34:53I'm thinking already about how I can beef up my tractor offer to you.
34:58And tomorrow I think I'm going to have an enhancement.
35:02Oh, in tractor terms.
35:04We'll wait for tomorrow.
35:06I'll talk to you about my enhancement tomorrow.
35:08But in the meantime, I hope you had fun here today in the Countdown Studio.
35:13And we look forward to seeing you again tomorrow at the same time.
35:17Be sure of it.
35:17Good afternoon.
35:19APPLAUSE
35:20year of fame.
35:20God of fame.
35:33Oh, absolutely.
35:35Oh, absolutely.
35:41Thank you very much.
35:44Sharpen.
35:45Oh, my god.
35:47Two meals out.
35:49This were always wanted me to take a shot of the scene.
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