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00:17Thank you very much.
00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio. Now tomorrow will mark the 21st year since Sonic the Hedgehog was
00:40first released. An extraordinary success. Millions and millions of games were sold with old Sonic the rolled up hedgehog. Even
00:50I remember him. Did you ever play Sonic the Hedgehog?
00:55Super Mario and things like that. All the retro games are my favourites. I sort of remember it vaguely but
01:02I remember the tennis one in the very early days in about 1983.
01:07Is that where it was just the lines up and down the side? Yeah. Wow. Yeah, I know. But funnily
01:13enough, a mate of mine ran Seager in Europe and so he was in charge of all this Sonic the
01:19Hedgehog and all that stuff. Big business, you know. Huge business.
01:23You know what they say about hedgehogs? Why don't they just share the hedge like everybody else?
01:28Very clever. Very clever. But you know, it's all very well us joshing and sitting around here larking around.
01:34Very. The thing is, our contestants here are here for serious business and we've got two terrific competitors here. We've
01:43got Mark Murphy from Edinburgh, IT consultant, and I think I'm right in saying you're number seven seed.
01:50Back in January you had five wins with 454 points. You lost your sixth game, I think, on the 25th
01:57of January. You rushed home to take your American girlfriend out for her first Burns night.
02:01Indeed. How did that go? Very good. She enjoyed the haggis, yeah. It went down well? Indeed, yeah.
02:07I went to a Burns night there around the same time, I guess. And there's that whole business with the
02:11sword and somebody has to perform. It's the first time I've ever seen it. It's quite a rigmarole, isn't it?
02:17It is, yeah. Fantastic. That's a word for Susie, rigmarole. And you are joined by the extraordinary Jack Worsley, our
02:24number two seed. Welcome back, Jack.
02:26Because you were here when I first started on this show. And you won right at the beginning, back in
02:34January. You were the first Octo Champ, eight in a row. Yes.
02:38And we were all staggered by you. You know, we've had another one recently. Yes.
02:42You may run into him. Your total score to date, 818 points. And when we last met, you were struggling
02:49to decide whether you were going to go into accountancy or criminology.
02:53How's that tussle going?
02:55I'm definitely thinking more towards accountancy now. I've got a job, which I'll start shortly. I'm working in an office
03:02for an accountancy internship, so I'm hoping to get a little bit of experience.
03:06Yeah. It looks as though you may well be heading into accountancy, but if you wanted to keep the sort
03:11of criminal side of it, you could become a forensic accountant. How about that? And chase fraudsters.
03:17Yeah. Yes.
03:18Then you've got both of your loves in the one basket, as it were. Shall we just have a warm
03:24round of applause for Mark and Jack?
03:33I wish them very good fortune in the second quarterfinal. Oh, Susie, it must be Friday. I feel a little
03:42bit sort of fluted, I think, is an expression that the Irish might use.
03:46Yes, I know what you mean. And also, it's all very tense, isn't it?
03:49Well, it certainly is. I'm feeling the tension. Anyway, good to have you with us. Maybe you'll help us ease
03:54that situation. Although I doubt very much that our Penny, who's on her last day here, has been a hell
03:59of a penny.
03:59I thought he was there on my last legs.
04:02No, certainly not. But you've kept us on edge, on the edge of our seats anyway, all week, and it's
04:08been great fun.
04:09But let's crack on with this very important contest here. And I'm going to start with you, Mark. It's a
04:15letters game.
04:17Hi, Rachel.
04:18Hi, again, Mark.
04:18Can I start with a consonant, please?
04:20Thank you. Start today with P.
04:22And another.
04:25N.
04:26Another.
04:28T.
04:29A vowel.
04:32O.
04:33Another.
04:35A.
04:36One more.
04:39O.
04:40A consonant.
04:42S.
04:44Another.
04:46R.
04:48And a final vowel, please.
04:49And a final.
04:51A.
04:52And here's the countdown clock.
04:54A.
04:55And here's the countdown clock.
05:25Mark.
05:25A six.
05:26A six.
05:27And Jack?
05:28Eight.
05:28Patroons.
05:30Mark.
05:30Aortas.
05:32Aortas.
05:33And Jack?
05:33Patroons.
05:34Patroons.
05:35Yeah, good word.
05:36Fantastic.
05:37So, what is a patroon?
05:40Well, you sound like you know, Nick, which is great.
05:42A person giving land and granted certain privileges under the former Dutch governments of New York and New Jersey.
05:48I did not know.
05:50Okay.
05:54Good.
05:55Jack, you've spurted into the lead there, and it's your letters game, Jack.
06:01Afternoon, Rachel.
06:02Afternoon again, Jack.
06:02May I start with her consonant, please?
06:04Of course, thank you.
06:05Start with T.
06:06And another.
06:08Q.
06:10Another.
06:12S.
06:13And another.
06:15L.
06:16Vowel.
06:18E.
06:19And another.
06:20O.
06:22And another.
06:24E.
06:25And consonant.
06:27T.
06:30And another consonant, please.
06:31And lastly, B.
06:34Clock time.
07:05Yes, Jack.
07:06Seven.
07:06A seven, Mark?
07:08A seven as well.
07:08All right.
07:09Jack?
07:10Bottles.
07:11Bottles?
07:12Bottles, bottles, bottled?
07:14Yes.
07:15Excellent stuff.
07:16No arguments.
07:17But what else have you got?
07:19Penny?
07:20No, sadly, I couldn't make anything exciting and interesting.
07:23Just a couple of belts and a little bit of settling.
07:26All right.
07:27All right.
07:28Nothing else?
07:28No, obese, slob.
07:30Lots of rather unpleasant words in there.
07:31But so bottles was the best.
07:32Nothing curious.
07:33No.
07:33All right.
07:35Fifteen to seven.
07:36Jack leads.
07:37And Mark, off you go.
07:39Consonant, please.
07:40Thank you, Mark.
07:42X.
07:43And another.
07:45T.
07:46Another.
07:48D.
07:50One more.
07:50G.
07:53A vowel.
07:55I.
07:56Another.
07:58U.
07:59And another.
08:02A.
08:04A consonant.
08:06R.
08:07And a final vowel, please.
08:09And a final.
08:11O.
08:12Stand by.
08:13DEMOs.
08:15DEMOs.
08:17Dobres.
08:18DEMO.
08:19H.
08:23DEMO.
08:39Arbic.
08:40And.
08:40At.
08:41DEMO.
08:44Yes, Mark?
08:45They're just five.
08:46Jack?
08:46Seven.
08:47Right, Mark?
08:48Guard.
08:49Guard.
08:50Come on, Jack.
08:51Auditor.
08:52Auditor, you should know.
08:53Yes, well spotted.
08:54Very good.
08:55Excellent.
08:56What else?
08:56Penny?
08:57Got red and drag it.
09:00Right.
09:01Ending from Susie.
09:03A couple of sixes following auditor.
09:06Turgid and guitar.
09:08Drag it.
09:09Well, I'm very pleased about that.
09:10So, 22 to 7, and Jack, you're off again.
09:13Let us go in.
09:14Consonant, please.
09:15Thank you, Jack.
09:16M.
09:17And another.
09:19B.
09:20And another.
09:23S.
09:24And another.
09:26M.
09:28Val.
09:29A.
09:30Another.
09:32E.
09:33Another.
09:35U.
09:36And consonant.
09:39V.
09:40And another consonant, please.
09:42And the last one.
09:43T.
09:44And here we go.
09:45T.
09:46T.
09:47T.
09:48T.
09:49T.
10:08Like,
10:09Take care.
10:10T.
10:10T.
10:10T.
10:16Jack, I'm just six six and mark six as well. All right, Jack. I'm a boots boots
10:23Yes, mark more
10:26Moves Moves Moves. Yes, you can have different shades of move and that's absolutely fine
10:32Yeah, I suppose you can slightly different hues of maybe. Yes. Yeah, which was a huge thing
10:37I think in Victorian England. It was the first synthetically
10:42Produced color wasn't talking about it. No, there was and somebody made trillions out of it because they had the
10:49they had the formula
10:50Wow, yeah, it's quite something and very fashionable for morning particularly. I think you know, anyway
10:5628 to 13 Jack leads and we move to a numbers game and it's marks
11:03I had two large and four small please. Thank you mark two from the top row for
11:08Left ones for the first numbers game in this quarterfinal and they are four eight
11:14Ten and seven and the two large ones one hundred and fifty and the target for you one hundred and
11:21fifty two
11:23one five two
11:54How did you manage that mark I'm fifty two you're okay?
11:58Jack one five take oh well done. It's really good. So mark take it away for the first time
12:03Yeah, I did ten minus eight is two. No one is it. That's the hard bit. Yep plus hundred plus
12:08fifty
12:10Jack I did eight over four to get the tape right and that was it then you followed suit. Yeah,
12:16okay
12:16I don't know we can argue about this very good 38 23
12:21Jack in the lead, but not too far ahead penny
12:25So all week I've been talking about things that you're generally your mum says to you and whether or not
12:31They have merit so today's is
12:35Be prepared that was it her or was it my dad?
12:37Anyway, somebody always you say be prepared go out make sure you've got everything ready so many years ago
12:42I was working on sky news, and I was
12:45My assignment was to go out. It was an awful assignment had to go out with a load of fit
12:50army blokes
12:53And go and we were all going to trek into the jungle in Venezuela and they were going to go
12:58and try and find the source of the
12:59Orinoco River so I was going along and it was going to be a little documentary so the night before
13:04I went I
13:05Partially packed my backpack obviously was going to be quite a lot of jungle stuff and I partially packed my
13:10backpack and then
13:12Unfortunately a friend rang with really good news. So we went out and we celebrated a little too much
13:18And so I went back and I packed the rest of my bag and then the next day we were
13:23I went to the airport
13:24And I was feeling a little bit worse the where for where I just maybe did up the ties on
13:28my backpack and
13:30Off it went and the next time I saw it was in this tiny little town
13:34in Venezuela and I
13:37opened my bag
13:39So that I was ready for the next day and on the top was a leopard print dress and
13:46A pair of very sheer tights and a nice pair of high heels and
13:52A pair of quite ritzy sunglasses an enormous hat
13:57And as I went on I thought this is not going to go well and in the end
14:01I actually had to borrow trousers from from one of the guys and a t-shirt from somebody else and
14:08Essentially I spent the entire time in their clothes wearing men's clothes wearing men's clothes
14:13Which didn't really fit me because I have quite a girly shape and the only thing that that worked with
14:17the things that I put in first which were my?
14:20jungle boots which have got holes in to allow all the water to go out when you're
14:25Swelching
14:25through mud and water and stuff yeah, and and a few bits of
14:30Mosquito repellent and tiger balm which goes everywhere with me for bites those were the only useful things I'd taken
14:35So there's a lesson that be prepared the lesson is actually they're right be prepared and don't go out on
14:42the town the night before a long flight
14:43No to the jungle excellent and now it's time for a tea time teaser and
14:50What is the teaser the teaser is?
14:53Isn't ever and the clue this sort of person isn't ever relaxed this sort of person isn't ever relaxed
15:15Welcome back I left you with the clue this sort of person isn't ever relaxed why because he or she
15:21is the nerviest nerviest
15:23So no nerves here then Jack 38 to Mark's 23 now plenty to play for here and Jack
15:30It's your letters game. I'm constant place. Thank you, Jack
15:34T and another
15:37P and another
15:41N and again
15:45Val
15:47And another
15:50A and another
15:53E
15:55Consonant
15:58Y and
15:59Vowel place and the last one a and here's the clock
16:36Now then Jack
16:37I'll stick with a six a six mark six all right and Jack what do you got for us and
16:43rage and rage mark got rangey rangey
16:47Why not?
16:48Are we happy with rangey?
16:50Are you spelling it with an e?
16:52Yeah, I'm not sure about that mark actually
16:54I think it's just g y
16:58It is on the road, that's bad luck
17:01There is another six which seems to be some fair because if you can't have rangey
17:05How can you have grapey with ey but you can?
17:08Sorry about that
17:09I suppose so
17:09Anyway, there we are 44 to 23 and mark it's your letters game
17:14Okay
17:15Consonant please
17:16Thank you Mark
17:17D
17:18And another
17:19Z
17:22And another
17:23N
17:25Vowel
17:27U
17:29And another
17:30I
17:32I
17:32One more
17:34O
17:36Consonant
17:38J
17:40Another
17:42N
17:44And a final vowel please
17:47A
17:48And a final
17:49A
17:50Stand by
18:22Now then Mark
18:23Five
18:23Five
18:24Jack
18:24A six
18:25Mark
18:28Annoyed
18:28I think
18:29Yeah
18:30You happy?
18:32No, not particularly
18:33Jack
18:34Adjoin
18:35Adjoin
18:36Adjoin
18:37Adjoin is fantastic
18:38Mark, I think you realised anoyed not there
18:41Yeah
18:41I spotted adjoin as well
18:43Oh, bad luck
18:45All right
18:45But adjoin certainly is
18:47Yes
18:47So Jack
18:4850
18:4850 to 23
18:51But in the corner
18:52Just a five
18:53Other than adjoin for six is an anion
18:55A negatively charged ion
18:57Oh yes, the good ones
18:59Yes
18:59Yeah, better than the positive ones
19:01All right
19:02Jack
19:0350 to 23
19:04Well done
19:05Off you go
19:05Consonant please
19:06Thank you Jack
19:08S
19:09And another
19:12L
19:12And another
19:15K
19:15A
19:16And another
19:17L
19:19And a vowel
19:20I
19:22And another
19:23O
19:24And another
19:26E
19:28Consonant
19:30R
19:32And another consonant
19:36And the last one
19:37W
19:39Here we go
19:40I
19:49Draw a
19:51Thank you
19:51Thank you
19:54Till
19:56I'm old
20:07Weodar
20:10Jack?
20:11Just a five.
20:12Five? No wonder you're holding your head.
20:16Mark?
20:16Seven.
20:17All right. Jack?
20:18Skill.
20:19Skill.
20:20Mark?
20:21Killers.
20:22Killers?
20:23Yes, excellent.
20:24Killers.
20:25All right.
20:26Yeah.
20:27Well done, Mark. And anything else, Susan?
20:30There is lowlier for a seven, as in more humble, humbler.
20:34Lowlier.
20:34Yes, lowly. I feel so lowly. Well, I am so lowly.
20:37Mark?
20:39Off you go. Letters game.
20:40Consonant, please.
20:41Thank you, Mark.
20:43R.
20:44And another.
20:45T.
20:47Another.
20:49M.
20:50And a vowel.
20:52I.
20:54Another.
20:56U.
20:57One more.
20:59A.
21:01And a consonant.
21:03G.
21:05Another.
21:07W.
21:08And another, please.
21:10And the last one.
21:11T.
21:12Stand by.
21:13Yeah.
21:14You know.
21:41mhm...
21:44Yes, Mark?
21:45Just four.
21:46Four.
21:47Jack?
21:47Six.
21:48Aha.
21:49Mark?
21:49Warm.
21:50Warm.
21:51Jack?
21:52Atrium.
21:53Atrium.
21:54There we are.
21:55Very good stuff, an atrium.
21:57And what have you got for Susie?
22:00I don't know why this keeps cropping up, but it does.
22:02Guitar is there again.
22:03I know, this weeping guitar.
22:05Every time I look up, there's a guitar there.
22:07There is.
22:08There's the only other six you can find.
22:09Now then, Susie, we're going to concentrate on you for a moment, or two, or three, hopefully.
22:14What have you got for us today?
22:16Well, Nick, we haven't talked very recently about your campaign to get Rachel as a bride on your tractor.
22:22Oh, no.
22:23As the wedding car.
22:24Have I come back?
22:25Well, I thought I'd help you, maybe, with a bit of word history that might spare you on,
22:29to prove that tractors and love do mix.
22:33Well, I know you have a love for tractors, but in a slightly romantic sense.
22:37Go on.
22:37Because the words tractor and attraction are related.
22:41It may not seem so surprising.
22:42The root is the Latin trajere, which is found in many words, including contracts, extract, traction,
22:49and one for rate, subtract.
22:51And the idea behind all of them is pulling one thing to or from another.
22:57For example, as in a magnet pulls a piece of iron to itself.
23:00Oh, yes.
23:01And attraction actually moved from magnets to the idea of personal appeal in the early 19th century.
23:06So it's fairly recent in the history of English.
23:08And today we also talk about pulling a girl or a boy in the sense of winning their affection,
23:13to use the sort of polite definition of it.
23:15So tractor and attraction are linked.
23:18That's right.
23:19That's right.
23:20That's right.
23:25Thank you very much, Susie.
23:26Where are we?
23:27We are 56 to 30.
23:29Well done, Jack.
23:30And it's the second numbers game.
23:33Off you go.
23:34Can I fall a large, please?
23:35You can, of course.
23:36Thank you, Jack.
23:37Four from the top and two little ones coming up for you.
23:40And for this round, the two little ones are six and one.
23:44And the large four, 25, 50, 175.
23:49And your target, 968.
23:529, 6, 8.
24:269, 6, 9, not written down.
24:28Right.
24:29Mark?
24:30No, Donnie.
24:31You're not there?
24:32Nope.
24:33All right.
24:33Come on, Jack.
24:34100 plus 50 minus 1.
24:37100 plus 50.
24:38You say less.
24:39Minus 1.
24:40Minus 1.
24:41149.
24:42Times 6.
24:43Times 6 is 894.
24:45And add 75.
24:46And add 75.
24:47Well done for one away.
24:48969.
24:49Very good.
24:50Very good.
24:50Is it possible, Rachel?
24:51I don't think so.
24:53I think Jack's found the best possible solution.
24:55All right.
24:55Well, well done, Jack.
24:56If Rachel can't crack it, nobody can crack it.
24:59Nobody can crack it.
25:01So now, time for a T-Time teaser.
25:03And what is it?
25:04It's Iron Yard.
25:05And the clue, there's nothing too unusual about this one.
25:09There's nothing too unusual about this one.
25:28Welcome back.
25:29I left you with the clue.
25:30There's nothing too unusual about this one.
25:33Why?
25:34Because it's ordinary.
25:36Ordinary.
25:37Nothing ordinary about Jack here.
25:3963 to Mark's 30.
25:41Mark, letters game.
25:43Off you go.
25:43Consonant, please, Rachel.
25:45Thank you, Mark.
25:46N.
25:47And another.
25:49H.
25:50Another.
25:53N.
25:54One more.
25:55Vowel.
25:57S.
25:57A vowel.
25:59E.
26:01Another.
26:03O.
26:04Another.
26:06E.
26:08A consonant.
26:11F.
26:12And another consonant, please.
26:14And the last one.
26:16S.
26:17Stand by.
26:18F.
26:19And another.
26:19All.
26:19And another.
26:48What news, Mark?
26:50Just five.
26:51Five.
26:51Jack?
26:51Yeah, five as well.
26:52All right.
26:53So, Mark.
26:54Shoes.
26:55Shoes.
26:56And?
26:57Sean.
26:58Sean.
26:59Sean is shoes.
27:01And over the corner, Penny.
27:02Well, I've got Sheen and Honey.
27:08Good.
27:09And I have got, okay, it's a German word with a number of words.
27:13Um, here we go.
27:16Ferns.
27:16Yeah.
27:17What do you mean when you say, have you fancied the fern?
27:20I'm exactly like that.
27:21As I say, it's usually with the O umlaut, but when you transcribe that into English,
27:25usually put an OE instead of the O umlaut.
27:28So, it's F-O-E-H-N-S, and it is a hot southerly wind on the northern slopes of
27:33the Alps.
27:34Well, I'm done.
27:36Very good.
27:41Excellent stuff.
27:41I have six to eight to thirty-five, and Jack, take it away, it's a letter's game.
27:45Consonant place.
27:46Thank you, Jack.
27:48L.
27:49And another.
27:51R.
27:52And another.
27:55D.
27:55One more.
27:58C.
27:59Vowel.
28:01I.
28:02And another.
28:04O.
28:05And another.
28:07E.
28:09Consonant.
28:11N.
28:12And a vowel, please.
28:13And the last one.
28:15O.
28:17Stand by.
28:18And another.
28:33And another.
28:33And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:38And another.
28:39And another.
28:39And another.
28:49Yes, Jack. I'll save seven. Seven, Mark? Yes, six. All right, and your six, Mark? Coiled. Coiled. Jack? Eidolon. Yes.
28:59How do we feel about that? How are you spelling that, Jack? E-I-D-O-L-O-N.
29:05Um, yeah, it's an idealized person or thing. Um, it's a literary term, but it can also mean a spectre
29:10or phantom. Beautiful word.
29:12Well done.
29:17Now, that's at the farther reaches of knowledge, I would have thought. That's brilliant.
29:21And in the corner, Penny, what have you got for us? Oh, I think this is a nice word. Crooned.
29:27Crooned.
29:28Crooned, yes. The crooner. The era of the crooner. I think it should come back.
29:34Yeah. Anyway, Mark, let us go.
29:37Okay, uh, consonant please, Rachel. Thank you, Mark.
29:40T. And another.
29:44C. Another.
29:47P. And one more.
29:51F. And a vowel.
29:54E. And another.
29:57A.
29:59A. And another.
30:01I.
30:04A consonant.
30:06S.
30:08And a final vowel, please.
30:10And a final.
30:11A.
30:12Stand by.
30:13A.
30:14A.
30:14And a.
30:36A.
30:37A.
30:42A.
30:44Mark?
30:45A seven.
30:46A seven.
30:47Jack?
30:47Just six.
30:48Right, Jack.
30:49And your six?
30:50Pasty.
30:51Pasty.
30:52We all know about pasties.
30:53Now, Mark?
30:54Pasty-est.
30:56Pasty-est?
30:57Why not?
30:57Yes, it is.
30:58Very good.
30:58Well done.
30:59Very well worked.
31:01And what else have you got?
31:03Just sixes, facets, fascia, maybe just sixes.
31:06Pasty-est.
31:07Well done.
31:08I think Mark takes the credit for that, and quite rightly so.
31:1275 to 42, and we reach the final numbers game.
31:17And guess who's got it, Jack?
31:18Okay.
31:19Let's have one last place.
31:20You can, of course.
31:21Thank you, Jack.
31:21One from the top.
31:22And five little ones for the last one this week.
31:26And they are five, two, six.
31:30Another five.
31:31And one and a large one, fifty.
31:34And the target, four hundred and fifty-eight.
31:37Four, five, eight.
31:37Five, five, three, two, one.
32:06I'm going to see you later.
32:07I'm going to see you later.
32:07I'm going to see you later.
32:07I get the same time.
32:08How are you feeling, Jack?
32:09Four, five, eight, not written down.
32:11All right, Mark?
32:12Four, five, eight.
32:13All right, well, let's hear from Jack.
32:15Okay, 50 minus five.
32:1850 minus, I think I did it this way, but there is an easy way.
32:20Anyway, 45.
32:23Times by the six.
32:26Ah, times by the six, okay, is 270.
32:30No, I think you've gone wrong, sorry.
32:33Aw, bad luck, Jack.
32:36Jack.
32:38Very surprised.
32:39Now then, Mark, what were you telling us?
32:42Five plus five minus one.
32:44Yep, five plus five minus one is nine.
32:46Times by 50.
32:47Times by 50 is 450.
32:49And I have the six and the two.
32:50Yep, that's the easier way.
32:52Well done.
32:53Very good.
32:54All right.
32:59Well done.
33:00But it's still 75 to 52.
33:03I think too far away, Mark.
33:06And it's the final round now, then.
33:09Conundrum time.
33:10Fingers on buzzers, please.
33:11And let's reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
33:14Okay.
33:15Closet.
33:16And the new one.
33:16And the final round.
33:34Okay.
33:36And there's count.
33:37And a little one.
33:39I don't know.
33:39I don't know.
33:42Go to bedroom.
33:42Go, go.
33:43Go.
33:43Go.
33:45Now, gentlemen, quarter-finalists, call yourself quarter-finalists and not able to crack a conundrum.
33:52In the audience, anybody in the audience?
33:57Yes, madam.
33:59Is it Lifesaver?
34:01Lifesaver, let's see whether you're right.
34:03It is, well done.
34:10Well done indeed.
34:13So, 75-52, Jack takes the game.
34:18But Mark, thank you so much for coming back.
34:20Worthy contestant and a quarter-finalist.
34:23That's pretty good stuff.
34:25Absolutely.
34:25So, you're off with this enormous diamond, which has been engraved with the countdown logo.
34:32And that's for you to take home to Rachel.
34:35So, Jack, we'll see you back for the semis on Thursday.
34:38You'll be back on Thursday.
34:39Well done.
34:40Okay.
34:40Well done.
34:41Good win.
34:44Susie, see you on Monday.
34:46You have a restful weekend.
34:47We've got a very, very torturous week next week.
34:49I know.
34:50Yeah?
34:50High drama, I think.
34:51Very high drama.
34:53But that drama will be lessened by the absence of Penny.
34:57It's been a joy to have you here.
34:59I've never been quite sure what's been going on.
35:01But we've enjoyed your stories enormously.
35:04Come and see us again soon, will you?
35:06Lovely.
35:07Rachel.
35:08Nick.
35:08Have a good weekend.
35:09You too.
35:09Yeah.
35:10And we're all going to have a rest this weekend because it really hots up next week.
35:16Yeah.
35:16It'll be a good week with the final coming up next week.
35:18All right.
35:19We'll see you then.
35:19And we shall see you on Monday as we move to the crescendo, the final, and to find out who's
35:27the winner of this series.
35:28So, see you then.
35:40Half past eight tonight, and if you want a piece of it, channel4.com slash drop, the million pound drop
35:45live with Davina.
35:47Well, up next, brokering business, deal or no deal?
35:52We'll be right in the next one.
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