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00:31Good afternoon and welcome once again to the Countdown Studio.
00:35It's half term and I know there are a lot of young school children, pupils, students watching in.
00:42Welcome to you.
00:43And you know, students and young people in particular get a very bad press and so unfairly.
00:50Because we've just come out of a session of Young Apprentice and those young people in Young Apprentice were fantastic.
00:58We love them all. Harry H, Harry M, Zara who won, Young James from Londonderry, Mohammed.
01:05And if that is a true slice of the young people of Britain, we have nothing to worry about.
01:11We were so proud of them. We love them.
01:13And we're having another Young Apprentice later on this year.
01:17So let nobody talk you down because you're a great crowd.
01:24Now, Rachel, were you a prize student?
01:28What do you mean by prize student?
01:30Did you win lots of prizes as a student?
01:32I won a few prizes.
01:33Tell me about them.
01:34I was quite sporty and obviously maths-y.
01:39Yes.
01:39And I got a few medals in my time.
01:41Great. And scholarships and...?
01:43I was a scholar at Aureole, yes.
01:45There we are.
01:46Yeah, there we go.
01:47Brilliant. Brilliant.
01:48I was sort of all right.
01:50I loved Latin.
01:52Oh, I like Latin.
01:52Because the stories within Latin are so fabulous.
01:55They were all quite raunchy.
01:57Otherwise I remember learning the Latin word for pleasure cruise.
02:00I don't know what it is now.
02:01Was that Ovid? He was quite a lot into it.
02:03And Catullus, of course, was particularly keen on that.
02:05There were kind of 40 words for killing and blood
02:09and centurion stealing wives and various things like that.
02:12But I'm just impressed you can remember school.
02:14That sounds like Macaulay's Lays of Ancient Rome,
02:16if I can sort of tease you with that.
02:19But of course, yeah, a lot of war-like stuff.
02:21A lot of our language, of course,
02:23as Susie in the corner will tell us,
02:25comes from the Latin.
02:27And any Latin student should be able to handle English fairly well.
02:31You know, you said sometimes we worry about the young people.
02:33I think we should worry about the old people.
02:35My grandad has no shame.
02:36He's gotten to an age where he's not embarrassed by anything.
02:39Good.
02:39So it's the stuff that he comes out with
02:41that I'm more embarrassed about.
02:42That's excellent.
02:43So he's politically incorrect, is he?
02:45Politically incorrect.
02:46Really?
02:46He says the most embarrassing things,
02:49often to waitresses and things like that,
02:50they don't know what to say back.
02:52No, I look forward to seeing...
02:53He and I will go out to a cafe one day...
02:56Oh, dear.
02:56...and embarrass the town.
02:58How's that?
02:58You go, I'll watch on like this.
03:00I'm all for it.
03:01I'm all for it.
03:03Now then, who have we got here?
03:05Chris, our champ, who did very well,
03:07saw off the reigning champ.
03:09I fluked it.
03:10You did not fluked it.
03:11You were solid.
03:12I won't have any of this false modesty here.
03:13And you're joined by our contender,
03:16Matthew Conway,
03:17a media graduate from Kimberley in Nottinghamshire.
03:19How are you?
03:20Right, thank you.
03:21Excellent.
03:21And I think that your dream job
03:25is that you want to write travel guides.
03:27Did you know that the champ
03:29spends half his life tramping around the world
03:31and we've managed to eventually get him back
03:33and he's sort of settled down?
03:35Yes.
03:35So if you want to know about writing travel guides
03:37and have a chat with him first,
03:39you need never go abroad.
03:40Just interview him.
03:42How would that be?
03:44That would be great.
03:45And your grandpa was from Serbia.
03:48Yes.
03:48He fought on the Allied side,
03:49was taken by the Germans
03:50and shipped off to Denmark.
03:52Yes.
03:53Well, he was lucky.
03:53Yes, he was, yes.
03:54And then he came back here, didn't he?
03:56Yes, he was.
03:57He couldn't go back to Serbia
03:59because he was a royalist in Serbia then,
04:02or Yugoslavia as it was known,
04:04was under a communist regime,
04:05so they would have either tortured or shot in.
04:08Yeah, no, he took the wise route,
04:09I can tell you, that's for sure, yeah.
04:11Well, welcome.
04:13Welcome here.
04:14Learning to speak French
04:15and you support Nottinghamshire
04:16on the cricket front.
04:18Yes.
04:18Cricket front.
04:19Yes, brilliant.
04:19Well, good luck.
04:21You're up against Chris Butler,
04:22who's fairly formidable.
04:24Round of applause for these two, I think.
04:26APPLAUSE
04:32And over in Dictionary Corner,
04:33we have, as ever, Susie Dent.
04:36And I'm delighted,
04:37and they were all delighted,
04:39the nation is delighted,
04:40to welcome you back, Gloria.
04:42We're ready.
04:44Yes, thank you.
04:47I'm going to say,
04:48we're ready, willing and able, aren't we?
04:50We are.
04:50We are.
04:51And you're talking about your Latin, by the way.
04:53You know what I loved about my Latin teacher?
04:55Go on.
04:55He taught us how to ball and dance at lunchtime every day.
04:58Wow.
04:58That was the best thing about the Latin lessons.
05:00Yeah.
05:01Now, there must be a pun in there somewhere.
05:03But don't even think about it.
05:04I can't think about it at the moment.
05:06What I am going to do is to say,
05:08our champ,
05:09it's a letters game,
05:10off you go,
05:11and good luck.
05:11Good luck to both of you.
05:13OK.
05:13Hi again, Rachel.
05:14Hi again, Chris.
05:15Could I start with a consonant, please?
05:16Of course.
05:17Start today with K.
05:19And a vowel.
05:21E.
05:23And a consonant.
05:25D.
05:26And another consonant.
05:29T.
05:30A vowel.
05:32A.
05:33A consonant.
05:36S.
05:37A vowel.
05:40U.
05:41Consonant.
05:43Y.
05:46And I'll finish with another consonant, please.
05:49And finish with L.
05:51And we're off.
05:53And we're off.
06:23So, Chris.
06:24I got a seven.
06:26A seven.
06:26And Matthew?
06:27Seven.
06:28All right.
06:28Chris?
06:29Saluted.
06:30Saluted.
06:31Matthew?
06:32Seven.
06:32You both salute each other.
06:34Gloria?
06:35I have a bit of a stalked going on here.
06:37Right.
06:38Stalked.
06:38Yep.
06:39Stalked for another seven.
06:40Saluted.
06:41Very good.
06:41All right.
06:42Saluted.
06:43Salutes all round.
06:44By the way, I was stalked one.
06:45Do you hear people talking about young stalkers?
06:47You know, I'm stalked by a 28-year-old man.
06:49Mine was 79.
06:51Yeah.
06:53Oh, dear.
06:54Did he ever catch you up?
06:57He actually was very clever.
06:59He asked a local taxi company.
07:01He said he claimed to be an elderly relative, and he couldn't remember where he was supposed
07:05to go to for lunch.
07:06So, he asked the local taxi company, and he found out where I lived.
07:09So, it did get a little bit tricky, but it was fine in the end.
07:12As soon as I got married, I married, obviously, the second time, he backed off completely.
07:17So, it was funny, isn't it?
07:19Yeah.
07:19Anyway.
07:20Excellent.
07:20He was rather elderly.
07:23Listen, at my age, nothing's elderly.
07:25Are you 79?
07:26Not quite.
07:27Matthew.
07:28Matthew, this letter's game.
07:30Take it away.
07:31Good afternoon, Rachel.
07:32Afternoon, Matthew.
07:33Can I have a consonant, please?
07:34Start with T.
07:37A consonant.
07:39G.
07:40Vowel.
07:42A.
07:44Consonant.
07:46N.
07:47Consonant.
07:49M.
07:50The vowel.
07:52Vowel.
07:53Vowel.
07:55Vowel.
07:56O.
07:57A consonant.
07:59R.
08:01And a vowel, please.
08:04And the last one.
08:05A.
08:06Time time clock.
08:08I'm so late.
08:10I'm so late.
08:38So, Matthew?
08:39Seven.
08:40Chris?
08:41I've got a seven.
08:43All right, Matthew?
08:44Manager.
08:45Manager.
08:46Same word.
08:48Yeah.
08:49Sharing.
08:50I also had manager.
08:51But we also had garment.
08:53Garment.
08:54But I can't go anything more than seven, can you?
08:56No, lots of sevens.
08:57Tanager, which is an American songbird.
09:00Magneto, which is an electronic device, or generator, but no more than that.
09:05No more than seven.
09:05A magneto.
09:06I used to have a magneto in an old car I had.
09:10Chris, it's a letters game.
09:11Off you go.
09:12Yep.
09:12Hiya, Rachel.
09:13I'll start with a consonant, please.
09:15Thank you, Chris.
09:15Start with V.
09:17And a vowel.
09:19O.
09:20And a consonant.
09:22S.
09:24And a vowel.
09:26U.
09:28And a consonant.
09:30H.
09:31And another.
09:33T.
09:34And another.
09:37W.
09:38And a vowel.
09:40E.
09:42And a final vowel, please.
09:45Add a final O.
09:47Take it away.
10:19So, Chris.
10:21I'll stick with a six.
10:23Matthew?
10:24Five.
10:25Five.
10:25And your five, Matthew?
10:26Shoot.
10:27Shoot.
10:28Chris?
10:29Hooves.
10:30Hooves.
10:31Horses' hooves.
10:32Very nice.
10:33Hooves.
10:33Horses' hooves.
10:34Yes.
10:34Re-shoe the horses' hooves.
10:37Gloria?
10:37I was also down the track of the horses' hooves, so I haven't done any better than this one.
10:41A tricky combination of letters here.
10:43Ah.
10:44Susie?
10:44Soothe for six, but no further than seven.
10:4820 to 14, the champ has taken the lead.
10:51Matthew, it's a letters game.
10:53Off you go.
10:54Consonant, please.
10:55Thank you, Matthew.
10:56P.
10:57It's a consonant.
11:00M.
11:01A vowel.
11:03I.
11:04Consonant.
11:06T.
11:08Consonant.
11:09S.
11:11And a vowel.
11:13E.
11:14A vowel.
11:16O.
11:18Consonant.
11:20D.
11:21And a vowel, please.
11:24And lastly, U.
11:26Clock time.
11:27T.
11:55MUSIC CONTINUES
11:57So, Matthew?
11:59Seven.
12:00Chris?
12:01I'll stick with a seven.
12:02All right, Matthew?
12:03Piteous.
12:04Piteous.
12:06Outside.
12:06Outside.
12:07You happy?
12:08Excellent words, both, yes.
12:10We're delirious because we've got an eight.
12:12Dumpiest.
12:13Excellent.
12:14But, Chris, you were saying that you were...
12:16Yeah, I've got it written down, but I didn't want to gamble.
12:18Oh, there you go, see?
12:19Mm.
12:20Should have.
12:20Well, you could have a little bit of a gamble.
12:22You're 27 to 21, and Chris, first numbers game of the day.
12:26Off you go.
12:27OK.
12:28I'll have six small just to please you, Rachel.
12:31Keep me interested.
12:32Six small ones for the maths teacher.
12:34Thank you, Chris.
12:35And for this first numbers game today, the small ones are three, five, two,
12:41another two, another three, and nine.
12:45This could be a tricky one.
12:46And the target, 222.
12:48Two, two, two.
12:49Two, three, two.
13:20So, Chris.
13:22I've got 222.
13:23Good.
13:24Matthew?
13:24222, not written down.
13:26Not written down.
13:27So, Matthew?
13:28OK.
13:29Three plus two is five.
13:32Yes.
13:35Multiply by five, 25.
13:37Five, five, 25.
13:39Multiply by the nine, it's 225.
13:41Yep.
13:42And take off the extra three.
13:43Ah, nicely done.
13:44222.
13:44All right.
13:45And, Chris, what have you got?
13:46I had it exactly the same way.
13:50Yes, go ahead.
13:50Happy?
13:57So, with the champ still in the lead, 37 to 31, we turn to Gloria.
14:01I said to you the other day that if you weren't really, really, really nice to me, I'd sing.
14:06Now, I used to sing all the time.
14:08And when I first came over for Radio 2, well, nobody knew me in terms of radio voice anyway.
14:13But nobody also knew that I attempted to sing.
14:15So, I used to sort of turn up in Val Dunagan's show or Dez O'Connor's show.
14:19So, it's an extra string to the bow.
14:21But you have to keep in practice, so I'm a bit rusty on that.
14:24I like broadcasting better.
14:26You should sing more, really.
14:27Well, if you're nice to me, I'll never know.
14:30I'll always be nice to you.
14:30I might serenade you all the time.
14:32Oh, promise?
14:33I couldn't.
14:34I'd find it difficult to turn down.
14:35Now, a tea-time teaser, which is dares his.
14:42And the clue, dares his friend to eat a mouthful of these.
14:59And the clue, dares his friend to eat a mouthful of these.
15:03And the answer, radishes, radishes.
15:06So, Matthew, let us game.
15:09Consonant, please.
15:10Thank you, Matthew.
15:11Starts with S.
15:13And the consonant?
15:15L.
15:15A vowel.
15:17E.
15:19Consonant.
15:21R.
15:22And a consonant.
15:24D.
15:25A vowel.
15:27A.
15:28A vowel.
15:30I.
15:32Consonant.
15:35H.
15:36And a vowel, please.
15:38And lastly, E.
15:40Here we go.
15:41E.
15:43E.
15:44E.
15:46E.
15:48E.
15:51E.
15:54E.
16:12So, Matthew?
16:13Eight.
16:14Eight.
16:14And Chris?
16:15I got an eight also.
16:16All right.
16:17Matthew?
16:17Realised.
16:18Realised.
16:19I realised I got the same word as well.
16:21You're sticking together, you two chaps, aren't you?
16:23For a third time.
16:28Yeah, we have a little seven at Herald's.
16:31But then the other one was better at eight.
16:33Not better than yours, of course.
16:34Relished.
16:35Relished.
16:36Good.
16:36Yep.
16:37And there was another eight full stargazers everywhere,
16:39and that's sidereal.
16:41S-I-D-E-R-E-A-L.
16:43It means of or with respect to the distant stars.
16:51Sidereal.
16:52Another one that we'll all use tomorrow, I'm sure,
16:54and pretend that we've been using it for years.
16:55So, 45 to Chris, 39 to Matthew,
16:59and Chris, the champ, take it away.
17:03OK, Rachel, I'll start with a consonant again, please.
17:05Thank you, Chris.
17:06R.
17:07And a vowel.
17:10I.
17:11And a consonant.
17:14T.
17:15And another consonant.
17:17G.
17:18And a vowel.
17:21E.
17:22And another vowel.
17:24I.
17:26And a consonant.
17:28W.
17:30Another consonant.
17:32Q.
17:33And we'll finish with a vowel.
17:36And finish with A.
17:39Tick-tock time.
17:41Tick-tock time.
17:41Tick-tock time.
17:43Tick-tock time.
17:49Tick-tock time.
17:55Tick-tock time.
17:56Tick-tock time.
17:57Tick-tock time.
17:57Tick-tock time.
17:58Tick-tock time.
17:58Tick-tock time.
17:58Tick-tock time.
17:59Tick-tock time.
18:00Tick-tock time.
18:01Tick-tock time.
18:02Tick-tock time.
18:11So, Chris.
18:12I've got a six.
18:14A six. Matthew?
18:15Six.
18:15Chris?
18:17Gator.
18:18Gator.
18:18Matthew?
18:19Triage.
18:20Triage, good word.
18:22So, in the corner, Gloria?
18:23Well, we're afraid it's just sixes.
18:24We didn't go any better than that, did we, really?
18:26No, we didn't.
18:26We had waiter, for example, and we also had earwig.
18:30Earwig, yeah.
18:31Triage, that's a good word.
18:33You know what it means?
18:34I think it's a medical term.
18:38It's who to look to first in case of injury, I think.
18:43That's absolutely right.
18:44They make up a list of priorities, medical students, in the A&E.
18:48They triage you.
18:49Yeah.
18:49Yeah.
18:50Yeah, who to go to first, or indeed which injury to go to first.
18:53So, 51 to 45, Matthew, trailing slightly, nothing to be worried about yet.
18:58And it's your go.
19:00Letters game.
19:00Consonant, please.
19:02Thank you, Matthew.
19:03S.
19:04And a consonant.
19:06F.
19:07A vowel.
19:09I.
19:10Consonant.
19:12C.
19:14A consonant.
19:16B.
19:17And a vowel.
19:19O.
19:20A vowel.
19:22E.
19:24Consonant.
19:26N.
19:29And a vowel, please.
19:32And finally, another I.
19:35Off we go.
19:35One, two.
19:38One, two, one.
20:05One, two, one.
20:06so Matthew I try seven try seven Chris a risky six a risky six all right let's have your risky
20:14six ionize ionize that's what Matthew iconize iconize Susie Gloria totally iconize on my pad
20:25that's all they had really it's absolutely fine yes to treat someone as an icon it also means on
20:29your computer screen to reduce the screen so you get the little icon representing the um you know
20:34the larger document either way it's fine well done good result and I'll tell you what it does
20:39for you Matthew springs you into a one-point lead so Chris you're on your metal now and it's your
20:46turn for a letters game okay Rachel I'll start with a consonant please thank you Chris L and a vowel
20:53a and a consonant M and another consonant G and a vowel U consonant please T and a vowel O
21:13and a
21:15consonant N and a final vowel please and a final I we're off
21:26so
21:39so
21:55champ I will do a risky eight a risky eight and Matthew seven not written down not written down
22:02let's have your not written down seven mauling mauling Chris molting molting yes again Chris not
22:11risky yes okay excellent
22:16anything else Gloria no I'm afraid not we uh we let you down miserably this time we only had molting
22:22as
22:22well so again funny mix of letters yes right 59 to 52 the champ has sprung back into the lead
22:29and Susie
22:30time for our seminar well take it away uh over the years I've talked a lot about nautical terms and
22:36how
22:36much thanks to the importance of the sea trade in the 17th 18th centuries particularly um nautical
22:42terms or terminology has become in our language son of a gun um if you're underwhelmed or overwhelmed
22:48that goes back to um sailing as well whelmed uh used to mean submerged literally buried at sea
22:54um and aloof which uh was a sailing command meaning away and to windward um there's another one if we
23:01say that someone has a clean bill of health which I know you don't at the moment Nick but I
23:05hope you
23:05will soon um the bill of health was the official certificate given to the um captain of a vessel sailing
23:11from a port uh that was liable to infection stating whether at the time of sailing any
23:16infectious disease was um on board so a clean bill of health was obviously what the captain wanted
23:21but there was also a suspected bill a touched bill or a foul bill of health none of which you
23:28would have wanted but the clean bill of health which I hope you'll have very soon also goes back
23:31to sailing thank you unless those at home think I'm suffering from some strange sailor's disease
23:43it's only a little golf but anyway thank you for your best wishes thank you so with uh the champ
23:4959
23:50to uh our challenges 52 Matthew our challenger it's a numbers game second of the day off you go
23:57could I have two large please thank you Matthew uh two large ones and four small ones for this next
24:03round and they are six three one and ten and the large ones fifty and one hundred and your target
24:14nine hundred and eighty four nine eight four
24:21so
24:33so
24:33so
24:33so
24:33so
24:33so
24:48So, Matthew.
24:49No, I haven't got anything.
24:51Nothing?
24:52No.
24:52Champ?
24:52I've got 984, but I've not written it down.
24:55All right.
24:55But you are the maths teacher.
24:58So talk to the maths supremo over there.
25:01OK, maths supremo.
25:01Can I do 100, take away the 1?
25:04100, take 1, 99.
25:07Times it by 10.
25:08990.
25:09And take away 6.
25:10And that is straight there, 984.
25:18OK.
25:19The champ, Chris, is consolidating his lead, 69 to 52,
25:23as we go into the tea time teaser,
25:25which is Wales Kid.
25:27That's the country, Wales Kid.
25:28Clue, a kid from Wales goes for a stroll in America.
25:47Welcome back.
25:48And the clue, a kid from Wales goes for a stroll in America,
25:52and the answer, sidewalk.
25:54Sidewalk.
25:55Chris, the champ, bless us game.
25:57Start with a consonant, please, Rachel.
25:59Thank you, Chris.
26:00Start with tea.
26:01And another.
26:04P.
26:05And a vowel.
26:06A.
26:08And a vowel.
26:10O.
26:11And a consonant.
26:14G.
26:15And another.
26:17S.
26:18And another.
26:20D.
26:22And a vowel.
26:25E.
26:25And a final vowel, please.
26:29And a final A.
26:32Clock time.
26:33And a vowel.
26:50And a vowel.
26:52And a vowel.
26:52And a vowel.
26:52And a vowel.
26:52and a vowel.
26:53And a vowel.
27:04So, Chris.
27:05I've got a seven.
27:08A seven. And Matthew?
27:09Seven.
27:10All right, Chris?
27:11Postage.
27:12Postage. And Matthew?
27:13Yeah, same word.
27:15Oh, they're sticking together like glue.
27:17That's true.
27:17I've got the same stamp. I've got postage.
27:20I think you've got something better.
27:22Pagodas are there. P-A-G-O-D-A-S.
27:24Pagodas.
27:25Persian meaning Temple of Idols.
27:28Pagodas.
27:30Right. 76 to 59.
27:31Matthew, our challenger.
27:34Needs to hurry up a bit here to let us game.
27:36Go on, Matthew.
27:37Consonant, please.
27:38Thank you, Matthew.
27:40R.
27:41And a consonant.
27:43J.
27:45A vowel.
27:46E.
27:48Consonant.
27:50D.
27:52Consonant.
27:53N.
27:55A vowel.
27:57O.
27:58A vowel.
28:01I.
28:01I.
28:03Consonant.
28:05P.
28:07And a consonant, please.
28:10And lastly, L.
28:12And we're away.
28:13I.
28:30I.
28:31I.
28:32I.
28:37I.
28:42I.
28:43Matthew seven seven Chris just a six and your six join a join a Matthew joined a
28:52joined a yes we also very happy it's a legal term and it means the action of
28:59bringing parties together the union of separate legal parties well done but
29:03joined up yeah anything else no that's the direct response I expect from you
29:13Gloria Chris we're getting near the end you're ten ahead but you know don't
29:19don't relax Chris as you go into a letters round can I start with a
29:23consonant please Rachel you can thank you s and a vowel e and a consonant n and
29:34another consonant zed and a vowel oh consonant s a vowel you consonant L and a
29:55final consonants and a final B take it away
30:04so
30:06I got seven seven and Matthew
30:36seven all right Chris I got blouses right and Matthew same way me yeah so
30:44blouses anything else going on the blouses as well and I have had lessons but
30:50obviously that's not nearly as good as your word that's not yeah yes and there
30:54is a word that always makes me smile and that's a zone you'll and you can have
30:57zone you'll here for seven which are in terms of the anatomy small zones on your
31:02body and how's that spell as that o n u l e s must remember that one erogenous zone
31:09use we should call them so Matthew the last numbers game you can make it go on off you
31:16go try too large again please try too large thank you Matthew and four little ones for
31:22the last numbers game this contest and this time they are seven ten four and six and
31:30the two large ones twenty five and seventy five and the target four hundred and eighty five forty five to
31:37go
31:40so
31:53so
32:08So, Matthew?
32:114.8.7, not written down.
32:134.8.7... Chris?
32:154.8.5. Go on.
32:1875 times 6.
32:204.50.
32:21And then add on the 25 and the 10.
32:23Yeah. Well done. 4.8.5.
32:29Exemplary. Well done, Chris.
32:32Conundrum time.
32:33Fingers on buzzers, please, to reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:08Ah-ha.
33:10Foxed.
33:10Our contestants are foxed.
33:12Is the audience foxed?
33:14Who's brave in the audience?
33:16Yes, madam.
33:17Is it ecosystem?
33:18System.
33:19Let's check.
33:21Bravo.
33:27So, what does that do?
33:28It gives our champ 93 to Matthew 73.
33:31Good score, Matthew, but not good enough for the champ, you know.
33:35We'll see you again tomorrow.
33:37Looking forward to it.
33:37Ah, good.
33:38So, we say farewell to Matthew Conway, back to Kimberley in Nottinghamshire, but not empty-handed.
33:43You take a huge bag full of wonderful things, including a dictionary, but sadly not a travel guide.
33:51That's really what you want to do, isn't it?
33:54Yes.
33:54And your big ambition to go trekking in the Rockies?
33:57Yes, in the Canadian Rockies, yes.
33:58Particularly why?
34:00It's beautiful scenery, really.
34:02Yeah?
34:03Yeah.
34:03You're learning to speak French, and you enjoy reading football biographies, particularly those concerned with Brian Clough.
34:11Yes, that's right, yes.
34:12You find him a fascinating guy?
34:14Oh, yes, yeah, one of the greatest managers in the game.
34:18Obviously, I'm a Forest supporter, so I have that interest in Brian Clough.
34:22I saw him walking out at Wembley with Terry Venables.
34:26Do you remember that game, that final, cup final?
34:29When Gazza broke his leg, is that right?
34:32Yes.
34:32Yeah, a long time ago now, when I was young.
34:35But that was one of Clough's fine moments.
34:38We'll see you tomorrow.
34:40Yeah.
34:41Looking forward to it.
34:41That was a brave performance.
34:42We shall see you again tomorrow.
34:44Peace God, you will.
34:45God willing, as bright and as fabulous as ever, with a song, a song in your heart.
34:50Once again, thank you so much, Susie.
34:52And Rachel, too.
34:54Will you give us a duet tomorrow?
34:55Absolutely not.
34:56Brilliant.
34:56No.
34:57We'll all look forward to that.
34:58At home and in the studio, something special, a world-first duet from Rachel and Gloria.
35:04No chance.
35:05Maybe not.
35:06Same time tomorrow.
35:07Good afternoon.
35:13Converted.
35:13Converted.
35:13Converted.
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