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00:00Thank you very much.
00:30Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio and a particularly happy birthday to Mac Reining. 59 today. Who he?
00:40He's the chap who invented The Simpsons over 20 years ago and what a success he's made of it. Homer,
00:47Maggie, the kids, hundreds of millions of people around the world watch that extraordinary family. It just shows the commonality
00:55of humour right around the world.
00:56And indeed, I'm told this by our research department, who never gets anything wrong, that in 2001, Homer Simpson's catchphrase,
01:05which is, though, which is used apparently when somebody does something particularly stupid, entered the online edition of the Oxford
01:13English Dictionary. So there. When you were growing up, who was your favourite cartoon character?
01:20I think you'd probably do a better Mr Burns impression, actually. Can you just do an excellent for us?
01:26What do I have to say? Excellent. Excellent.
01:30It's not the only person's birthday, is it? Coming up, Mr Hewer. I won't tell anyone how old you are,
01:36but I will say happy sois-en-neuf.
01:38For the weekend. It'll be 69. I've reached that sois-en-neuf already.
01:43Yes. Yes. Happy sois-en-neuf to you.
01:45Thank you very much indeed. Now, who's going to have a lovely day here? I think maybe David O'Donnell and
01:53Chris Davies.
01:54Chris, you're a student at John Moores University. You won the final of his series in 2009.
02:01You had an impressive win over, I think, David Williams, wasn't it, in the last round, beating him by 50
02:07points.
02:07So that was a hell of a win. Very good. You play in a band.
02:11Chasing Amy is the name of that band you play at weddings and functions.
02:15Our guest, and I'll introduce you to him in a moment, is a drummer.
02:19You are joined by David O'Donnell, complaints control analyst from Northern Ireland, but living in Cardiff.
02:26Series winner, back in 2008, just the year before, Chris, scored 111 in your last round against Tom Hargreaves.
02:35And you play the guitar.
02:36That's correct, yeah.
02:38Any vacancies in the guitar section?
02:40I'm afraid we've got one.
02:41All right, we'll keep pushing.
02:42Let's have a big round of applause for our musicians, Chris and David.
02:49Very good. Welcome back, Susie.
02:53Friday.
02:54Friday.
02:54Weekend coming up.
02:55Yep. Do you need a recorder player, Chris?
02:58I might be able to fit you in.
02:59Oh, great, thank you.
03:00Are you a recorder player?
03:01Well, yes. So is everybody.
03:03Really?
03:04I want you.
03:05We've got a drummer. How's the drummer?
03:07Well, you know, I'm available, but I think any band that wants me is going to have to be in
03:12real trouble before they get as far as me on the bookings list.
03:15Very good indeed. But anyway, let's crack on here.
03:19Chris, would you start the game for us?
03:22Afternoon, Rachel.
03:23Afternoon again, Chris.
03:24Could I have a consonant, please?
03:26Thank you. Start today with D.
03:29And another one.
03:31N.
03:32And another one.
03:34R.
03:36A vowel.
03:37E.
03:39Another vowel.
03:39A consonant.
03:48And the last one.
03:56R.
03:58And here's the countdown clock.
04:00And here's the countdown clock.
04:30Now then, Chris.
04:32A seven.
04:33A seven. David.
04:34Seven for me, too.
04:35Mm-hmm.
04:36Chris.
04:36Launder.
04:37Launder.
04:38I'm laundering as well.
04:40Right.
04:40Two launderers there.
04:42And in the corner, now then.
04:44Yes, well, we've got Randia.
04:46Yes.
04:47And we have also Lurdane.
04:50Yes.
04:51Lurdane.
04:52Lurdane.
04:53L-U-R-D-A-N-E.
04:54It's an archaic word.
04:55It's a seed there for an idle or incompetent person.
04:58A good for nothing.
04:59A good for nothing.
05:01Very good.
05:02Seven all.
05:03And David, off you go.
05:05A vowel, please.
05:06Thank you, David.
05:07E.
05:08And another.
05:10A.
05:12And a third.
05:13U.
05:14And a consonant.
05:16M.
05:18And another.
05:20L.
05:21A consonant.
05:23M.
05:25Consonant.
05:27R.
05:29And another consonant, please.
05:32T.
05:34And I'll finish with a file.
05:38And finish with A.
05:40Clock time.
05:41Clock time.
06:11David.
06:12Stuck in six.
06:13Chris.
06:13Eight.
06:14Eight.
06:15Well done.
06:15Now then, David.
06:16Armlet.
06:18And Chris.
06:19Mollemute.
06:20Absolutely fantastic.
06:21Like a husky.
06:22Yeah, absolutely.
06:23He's a powerful dog.
06:24Overbreed with a thick grey coat.
06:25Bred by the Inuit.
06:26And used to pull sledges.
06:28Very good.
06:32Well done.
06:3315 to seven.
06:34Says Chris is in the lead.
06:35Chris, we call on you again.
06:37I'll have a consonant, please.
06:39Thank you, Chris.
06:40X.
06:41A vowel.
06:42O.
06:44A consonant.
06:47J.
06:48A vowel, please.
06:50E.
06:52Another vowel.
06:53I.
06:55A consonant.
06:58S.
06:59Another one.
07:01G.
07:03Another one.
07:05Another S.
07:08And there's another consonant, please.
07:10And to finish, G.
07:11Stand by.
07:14BELL RINGS
07:43Chris.
07:43Only five.
07:45Mm, difficult.
07:46David.
07:47It's too early to take a risk.
07:48I'll just stick with five as well.
07:49Mm, OK.
07:50Chris.
07:50Sixes.
07:51Yes, both of you.
07:55Yeah, tough selection.
07:56Anything in the corner?
07:58I'm afraid not, no.
07:59Isn't it ironic that sixes has only got five letters?
08:02Well, confusion there.
08:0420 plays, 12.
08:06Chris in the lead.
08:07And David, off you go.
08:09And can I have a vowel, please?
08:10Thank you, David.
08:11E.
08:12And another.
08:13O.
08:14And a third.
08:16E.
08:16And a consonant, please.
08:19C.
08:20And another consonant.
08:22N.
08:23And a third consonant, please.
08:25R.
08:26And a consonant.
08:28D.
08:30And can I have a consonant again, please?
08:33T.
08:35And I'll finish with a consonant.
08:39And finish with another R.
08:42And they're off.
08:44The R.
08:44And a consonant.
08:45MUSIC PLAYS
09:14David. Just seven.
09:15Seven. Yes, Chris. Just seven, sir.
09:18All right, David. I'm centred.
09:20Thank you. Yes, Chris.
09:22Encoder. Thank you.
09:25Yes. Yeah.
09:26Somebody who encodes something, I'm sure that's fine.
09:28Yeah. Anything else? Something interesting?
09:31Yeah. Encored, just switching a few of those letters around for seven.
09:36And we think we've got an eight-letter word. In fact, we know we have.
09:38At last, we've got one better.
09:39Go on.
09:40Cornered.
09:41Well done.
09:41Cornered.
09:42Well done, Ken and Susie.
09:46Very good indeed. Well done.
09:48So 27 in that place.
09:5019 as we go into the first numbers game of the day.
09:52And that'll be for Chris.
09:54I'll have six small, please.
09:56Six little ones. Thank you, Chris.
09:57And we'll see how tricky this one ends up.
10:00So for the first numbers game, the six small are one, seven, ten, two, another seven, and six.
10:10And the target to reach 910.
10:13910.
10:42We'll see you next time.
10:43Well, Chris.
10:44910.
10:46Very good.
10:47And David.
10:48910.
10:49910.
10:49OK.
10:50Chris.
10:527 plus 6 is 13.
10:53Yep.
10:54Multiplied by 7 is 91.
10:5691.
10:56And times 10.
10:57Times 10.
10:58910.
10:59Very good.
11:00Yes, David.
11:01Same way.
11:02Same route?
11:03Yeah.
11:03Very good indeed.
11:04OK.
11:07Well done, both of you.
11:09And it's 37 place 29.
11:11But now it's time to turn to Ken Bruce.
11:15To finish my little pieces this week, I thought I'd just tell you a story about a politician.
11:21And this very senior politician who came to Scotland to do a bit of shooting on one of his friend's
11:26estates.
11:27And he arrived there, got the old tweeds on, got the gun out, and went out just within five minutes,
11:32saw a pheasant in the air, wheeled round with a gun, poof, fired, hit the pheasant, which spiralled down, but
11:39landed just on the other side of the fence.
11:42So he was over the fence and just about to grab hold of the pheasant when who should turn up
11:47on his ancient rusty tractor but Farmer McTavish.
11:50Eighty if he was a day.
11:52He got off the tractor slowly and said, you're on my land.
11:57And the politician said, yes, but this is my pheasant.
11:59I shot the pheasant, so I'll just take it.
12:02No, you won't.
12:03It landed on my land, so it's mine.
12:07Look, said the politician, I know the Attorney General.
12:12Take this any further and I'll sue you through every court in the land and win.
12:17Oh, no, no, no, no, said Farmer McTavish.
12:20There's no need for any of that.
12:21Up here, up here, we employ an ancient form of law to solve these minor disputes.
12:27We call it the Highland Football Free Kicks Challenge.
12:31I don't understand.
12:31Well, it's very simple.
12:32Very simple, he says.
12:33What happens is, I kick you three times, you kick me three times, back and forth we go until one
12:40of us gives up.
12:42Well, the politician thought, he's 80 if he's a day, I've got at least 30 years on him.
12:48Yes, certainly, let's do it that way.
12:51Fine then, I'll go first.
12:52Of course, of course, says the politician, you go first.
12:55So he sort of bends over and braces himself and Farmer McTavish holds back and lets a huge kick go.
13:03Whack!
13:04It hits the politician so hard, it forces him forward onto his knees.
13:08He blinks with some surprise, not expecting that at all.
13:12Not too much for you, says the farmer.
13:14No, no, no, no, no, you carry on.
13:15So he takes a second swing, poof, right on the backside.
13:19That forces him forward onto his hands.
13:22Well, only one more to go and then I'll have my revenge, says the politician.
13:26So Farmer McTavish swings again and with this kick, the politician is flat on his face with his nose in
13:32a cowpat in the field.
13:33He stands up, dusts himself off and says, right, I'll have my three kicks.
13:39And Farmer McTavish says, no, I give in, you can take the pheasant.
13:44Very good, well done.
13:49Served him right, well done, served him right.
13:52And now it's time for Tea Time Teaser, which is real dodo.
13:56And the clue, you can find everything here except a dodo, of course.
14:00You can find everything here except a dodo, of course.
14:19Welcome back.
14:20I left you with a clue.
14:21You can find everything here except a dodo, of course.
14:24And the answer is Eldorado.
14:27You wouldn't find a dodo anywhere, not even in Eldorado.
14:31So, 37 plays, 29, Chris in the lead.
14:34David, your letters game.
14:36A far, please.
14:37Thank you, David.
14:38A.
14:39And another one.
14:41E.
14:42And a third.
14:43A.
14:45And a consonant, please.
14:46N.
14:48Another consonant.
14:49S.
14:50Consonant.
14:52Y.
14:53Eh, Y indeed.
14:55And consonant.
14:56T.
14:58And I'll have a vowel.
15:01O.
15:03And what will I have now?
15:04I'll finish with a consonant.
15:05And finish with...
15:07K.
15:08Countdown.
15:09O.
15:39Yes, David.
15:40Six.
15:41And Chris.
15:42Six as well.
15:43OK, David.
15:44Atones.
15:45You both?
15:46Liptoning.
15:47We're both atoning.
15:49Right.
15:49And in the corner.
15:51Some other sixes.
15:52Nothing more than six, I'm afraid.
15:54But we have tokens for six.
15:57And a sneaky six.
15:58Sneaky.
16:00Well done.
16:00Well done, Kevin and Susie.
16:02Now then, 43, page 35.
16:04Chris in the lead.
16:05Off you go.
16:06Have a consonant, please.
16:08Thank you, Chris.
16:09Q.
16:09One's another one.
16:12S.
16:13One's another one.
16:16C.
16:17A vowel.
16:19I.
16:20Another one.
16:22A.
16:23A consonant.
16:25N.
16:27A vowel.
16:28A vowel.
16:30U.
16:31A consonant.
16:33P.
16:36Almonds, a consonant, please.
16:38And lastly.
16:39T.
16:40Tick tock.
16:42Tick tock.
16:43Tick tock.
16:46Tick tock.
16:47Tick tock.
17:00Tick tock.
17:01Tick tock.
17:02Tick tock.
17:02Tick tock.
17:02Tick tock.
17:04Tick tock.
17:05Tick tock.
17:06Tick tock.
17:07Tick tock.
17:07Tick tock.
17:08Tick tock.
17:09Tick tock.
17:10Tick tock.
17:10Tick tock.
17:11Tick tock.
17:11Tick tock.
17:11Tick tock.
17:12Chris?
17:13Seven.
17:14And David?
17:15Dodgy it.
17:17Yes, Chris?
17:18Quintus.
17:21And quantics?
17:22Quantics.
17:23Well, quintics, first of all, are fine.
17:25They're large houses in Spain and Portugal.
17:28And quantics also, that's brilliant.
17:30But I'm not completely sure I can explain it very well.
17:33If you look at the dictionary, it's a term from mathematics.
17:35A quantic is a homogenous function of two or more variables
17:38having rational or integral coefficients,
17:41and I was hoping Rachel could enlighten me on that one.
17:45Carry on hoping, I think, too.
17:47OK, well, that's what a quantic is.
17:49All right.
17:50We're grateful to you, Rachel.
17:52Now, then, what else have we got in the corner?
17:54We had a seven-letter word, piquant.
17:57Yeah, very good.
17:5843 all, suddenly.
18:00We're neck and neck here, David, and it's your letters game.
18:04A file, please.
18:05Thank you, David.
18:06O.
18:07And another.
18:09E.
18:09And a third.
18:12I.
18:13And a consonant.
18:15R.
18:16And a consonant.
18:18F.
18:19And another consonant, please.
18:22W.
18:23Nice one.
18:24And a consonant.
18:26B.
18:27And a consonant.
18:29I don't normally get complimented on my consonants.
18:31It's very nice.
18:31H.
18:33And...
18:34And a consonant.
18:36The last one.
18:37L.
18:37Countdown.
18:40Countdown.
18:41Countdown.
18:42Countdown.
18:44Countdown.
18:47Countdown.
18:50Countdown.
18:51Countdown.
18:51Countdown.
18:53Countdown.
18:54Countdown.
18:55Countdown.
18:55Countdown.
18:55Countdown.
18:56Countdown.
18:56Countdown.
18:57Countdown.
18:57Countdown.
18:58Countdown.
19:03Countdown.
19:10David a seven Chris seven okay David a blue air equally blowy that's good blow
19:16you're here in the corner Susie and Ken I'm afraid we couldn't whistle up any
19:21more than blowyer so yeah blowyer it is all right 50 all Chris letters game a
19:28consonant place thank you Chris V and another one Pete well you and a
19:39consonant ah another one see a foul I another one eat another one a
20:00and a constant please and the last one D stand by
20:36Chris thanks a David I'll chance on it but I'm not convinced don't worry let's see where we go
20:42Chris do you want to convince very good you happy very good happy in the corner
20:51that's absolutely brilliant and it's a term from grammar and it is relating to a
20:56continuing action of some things that I see brilliant mother yeah very very good
21:02now then Ken Susie what else have you got no I'm afraid that was as much as we could get
21:06durative that took us all our time to get that so it's an excellent word well done very good
21:11indeed very good 58 all but now it's time for us to sit at your knees Susie okay well um
21:18this is my
21:19last piece on names in English today and unfortunately I've come round to mine very
21:25first meaning of dent was a stroke or a blow and it was especially one that was dealt in fighting
21:30and that was the as I say the very earliest meaning that that was back in the 1300s when a
21:36dent was also
21:36a thunderbolt a clap of thunder and from there we get the more common meaning today of a hollow or
21:41impression made in the surface of something none of which as I say has much color so I turned to
21:46my
21:46first name and looked at a lazy Susan which is a revolving stand that you'll get sometimes in Chinese
21:52restaurants particularly well some researchers think that Thomas Jefferson actually invented the
21:57lazy Susan in the 18th century and it said he invented it because his daughter complained that
22:02she was always the last to get anything at the table so she was never full but others believe that
22:07Thomas Edison was the inventor he invented the turntable for his phonograph and then applied it to the lazy
22:14Susan and he did have a daughter called Susan but sadly the truth is probably much more prosaic and some
22:20would say appropriately because Susan was once a very common name for a housemaid and people believe that
22:26it was in fact a very sarcastic reference to the slothful habits of the housemaid who couldn't be bothered to
22:32take a tissue around to the table very good very good indeed thank you for that thank you indeed 58
22:40all
22:41now then David numbers game and there's Rachel desperate to know what you need um well I'll have four large
22:47even though it's probably going to be a mistake against Chris
22:49four large see we can break the ice break the tension break the scoreline something breaking something
22:54thank you David right two small ones are one and two and the large you know what these are 25
23:0175 150
23:02and 50 oh dear 107 107
23:08107
23:08107
23:09107
23:11107
23:12107
23:13107
23:40107
23:42107
23:42107
23:44107
23:44all right explain yourself David
23:45uh 75 over 25 is 3
23:4775 over 25 3
23:49uh multiply with two either one
23:51100 yeah for the seven and then 107
23:55no break thank you very much
23:58Chris
23:58uh 75 plus 50
24:0175 plus 50
24:02125 over 25
24:045
24:05it's 5
24:06yeah
24:07either for two and out of 100
24:08well done 107
24:10very good indeed well done
24:14well done very good 6-8-4 as we go into a tea time teaser
24:19and the teaser is life gent and the clue a quick glance at a group of ships perhaps a quick
24:25glance at a group of ships
24:27and the answer of course is fleeting fleeting fleeting
24:52okay now then 68 all neck and neck here chris
24:55chris
24:55letters game
24:56i'll have a consonant please
24:58thank you chris
24:59p
25:00and another one
25:03s
25:03another one
25:06w
25:23and the last one
25:27a
25:29to
25:46you
26:01Yes, Chris.
26:02Sex.
26:03And David?
26:03Stuck in sex, too.
26:05Mm-hmm.
26:05Chris?
26:06Wifees.
26:08And David?
26:09Posty.
26:10Posty.
26:12A posty.
26:13Are you happy with both of those offerings?
26:15Lovely.
26:16Yes.
26:16Anything else there?
26:17Ken?
26:17Another six-letter word.
26:19Softy.
26:20Softy.
26:22And a seven-letter word, which I don't know the meaning of, but Susie will, no doubt, tell us.
26:27Positive with an F.
26:29Yes, positive.
26:29It's a musical term, and an organist would know this one.
26:32It's to do with a separate division of stops with its own manuals.
26:36It's similar to a choir organ, apparently.
26:38I see.
26:40We'll listen out for one of those.
26:4274 all.
26:43And David, are you going to make a break here?
26:46Letters game.
26:48No, I have a vowel.
26:49Thank you, David.
26:51A.
26:52And another, please.
26:54E.
26:55And a third.
26:57O.
26:58Consonant.
27:00M.
27:01Consonant.
27:02D.
27:04Another consonant, please.
27:06N.
27:07And a fourth.
27:08Consonant.
27:10R.
27:12Can I have a vowel, please?
27:14I.
27:16And I'll finish with a consonant.
27:18And finish with Z.
27:20Countdown.
27:22C.
27:22C.
27:23C.
27:23C.
27:24C.
27:24C.
27:24C.
27:26C.
27:52David.
27:53A nine.
27:53Well done, a nine.
27:55Chris.
27:55Nine as well.
27:56I see.
27:57David.
27:58Randomise.
27:59Randomise.
28:00Randomise as well.
28:01There's nothing randomising about that.
28:03Very good, eh?
28:06Very good.
28:08Anything else interesting?
28:10Ken, Susie.
28:10No, no, I'm afraid not.
28:11We were pretty sure they were going to get it almost as soon as it appeared.
28:14As soon as we got it, we thought they must have it already.
28:16Sure enough.
28:16Very good.
28:17Nine's all around then.
28:18Ninety-two.
28:19All.
28:20And Chris, getting tense, near the end now.
28:23Your letters game.
28:24I'll have a consonant, please.
28:26Thank you, Chris.
28:27T.
28:29Another one.
28:31D.
28:32Another one.
28:34R.
28:36A vowel.
28:37O.
28:39Another one.
28:41A.
28:43Another one.
28:45E.
28:46A consonant.
28:48S.
28:50S.
28:51Another one.
28:53T.
28:55And the vowel, please.
28:56And the last one.
28:58I.
28:59Tick tock.
29:00Tick tock.
29:01Tick tock.
29:02Tick tock.
29:05Tick tock.
29:07Tick tock.
29:18Tick tock.
29:19Tick tock.
29:20Tick tock.
29:21Tick tock.
29:21Tick tock.
29:26Tick tock.
29:30Chris?
29:31Nine.
29:32A nine.
29:33David?
29:34Nine as well.
29:35You're two good players.
29:37Yes, Chris?
29:38Storiated.
29:39Yes, look at that.
29:40Thank you so much.
29:41Stori, well done.
29:45Very good.
29:47And an interesting corner there.
29:49Ken, Susie.
29:50Yeah, with a few eight-letter words, but brilliant to get storiated.
29:54Actually, I almost thought we had them there, but it was never going to happen.
29:58But quite a few eight-letter words.
30:00Tardist.
30:01Yep.
30:02Asteroid.
30:02Yes.
30:04Toastier.
30:04Toastier.
30:05Which I love.
30:05And just to let you know what storiated means.
30:07It's to be decorated with historical, legendary or emblematic designs.
30:12Really?
30:13Back to heraldry, in a way.
30:15Almost, yeah, exactly.
30:17Well, now, 110.
30:18Look at you both.
30:20110 all as we go into the last numbers game.
30:25David.
30:26I'll try four large again.
30:27Try four large.
30:28Thank you, David.
30:29Not 107 this time.
30:30Sorry?
30:30Not 107, no.
30:31Something slightly trickier.
30:33Yeah, well, not too tricky either.
30:35Okay, right, I'll try my best.
30:36Anyway, squeaky bum time for you two.
30:38Right, for the last numbers round, they are 1 and 10.
30:42And the four large, as you know, 50, 100, 75 and 25.
30:47And the magic target, 567.
30:52567.
31:06MUSIC PLAYS
31:24David?
31:25Five, six, nine.
31:26Five, six, nine.
31:27Chris?
31:28Five, six, nine as well.
31:29All right.
31:30David?
31:31100 plus 75.
31:32100 plus 75.
31:35175.
31:36Divided by 25.
31:37Divided by 25 for 7.
31:3950 plus 7 is 57.
31:4057.
31:41Times 10.
31:43Yeah, 570.
31:44And then subtract 1.
31:45And take the 1 for 2 away.
31:48Very good.
31:49Now then, Chris.
31:49I did 50 minus 1 is 49.
31:5250 minus 1, 49.
31:54And times 10 is 490.
31:57Yep.
31:58Add 75.
31:59It's 565.
32:01It is.
32:02100 over 25 is 4.
32:03And add that one.
32:04100 over 25.
32:06And again, yep.
32:072 away.
32:09Well done, both of you.
32:10But not quite good enough.
32:11Rachel, is that possible?
32:12Is it possible?
32:135, 6, 7.
32:14I'm not sure.
32:14Very, very tricky.
32:15Is it?
32:16Yeah, I will have another look.
32:17All right.
32:17We'll come back to you, maybe.
32:19But what it does tell us now is that we're 117 apiece.
32:22Two great scores.
32:24Yeah.
32:25Two great scores.
32:26Two great players.
32:27But what we've got here is a very crucial conundrum, chaps.
32:33Yeah.
32:34So, fingers on buzzers, please.
32:36Let's reveal today's crucial countdown conundrum.
32:49CHOIR SINGS
32:54Chris.
32:55It's a complete guess.
32:56What is it?
32:56Pardric, man.
32:57Let's see whether you're right.
33:00No.
33:01Off we go again, David.
33:03OK.
33:05OK.
33:19Let's see what it was before going into another crucial conundrum.
33:25Pentagram.
33:26So, gentlemen, fox by pentagram.
33:28So, we're into our second crucial conundrum.
33:31So, fingers on buzzers, please.
33:32Let's reveal that crucial conundrum.
33:50David.
33:51Just to make Chris panic, garbology.
33:54Let's see whether you're right.
33:57Sorry, man.
33:59Well done.
34:05Well done, David.
34:07Very, very good.
34:08What does it mean?
34:10I didn't even know it was a word.
34:12Study of community or culture by analysing its waste.
34:15Really, really, really.
34:17Brilliant stuff.
34:17Well done.
34:18And well done to you, Chris.
34:19I'm sorry you had to lose.
34:21Somebody had to.
34:21But what a competition.
34:231.27 played 1.17.
34:26Excellent stuff.
34:27So, with pride and our thanks, you're taking a teapot and a priceless piece of kryptonite home with you.
34:33Thank you very much.
34:33Back to Liverpool.
34:35Travel safely and hold on to it tight.
34:37Yes?
34:38Now then, David O'Donnell, you're meeting young Jack Hurst next time round.
34:45Yeah, I've heard he's pretty desperate.
34:46Hmm?
34:46I've heard he's a bad at the game, yeah.
34:49Listen, you're not so good either.
34:511.27, that's very, very good.
34:53That's brilliant stuff.
34:54Have a very good weekend.
34:55Let's rest and see what happens next week because it's really hotting up here.
35:00And, Ken, it's the first time that I've been here when you've been here.
35:04You've been here many times and it's been a real pleasure for me and I hope it won't be long
35:07before you come back and sit in that corner once again.
35:11Thank you so much.
35:11It's been a real pleasure for me, especially to see you on a Friday.
35:14Such a great final to the week.
35:17Fantastic.
35:17Great stuff.
35:18Rachel, wasn't that good?
35:21Garbology.
35:22He didn't know what it meant.
35:23Yeah, I'm not surprised.
35:25But he doesn't need to, does he?
35:26No.
35:26And we look forward to seeing you on Monday, same time, same place.
35:30You'll be sure of it.
35:31Good afternoon.
35:33APPLAUSE
35:43From a child's imagination to a worldwide phenomenon.
35:48A gorgeously shot all-star peek into the world of A.O. Milne tomorrow night with the network premiere of
35:53Goodbye Christopher Robin at 5 plus 7.
35:55Here on Channel 4.
35:57Getting away from it all to the Costa Blanco this afternoon for African Green.
36:01A place in the sun is next.
36:04APPLAUSE
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