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00:30Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown studio on the eve of the final of the greatest countdown competition ever.
00:40And whoever wins tomorrow will be the ultimate all-time world's greatest countdown champion.
00:47So today we've got two great semi-finalists, one of whom tomorrow will meet Jack Hurst.
00:56Gentlemen, yes, indeed.
00:58And now there follows one of the strangest links I've ever been asked to deliver.
01:03Allow me to reach for my script, which says it was on this very day, last year, that scientists studying
01:10fossils found in New Zealand discovered two new species of penguin.
01:15They were prehistoric and they were known as Kairuku Waitaki and Kairuku Grebnefi and they stood out, wait for it,
01:25four feet tall, even bigger than your cats.
01:28I don't think it's that strange a link, though.
01:30You've got penguins.
01:31I love penguins.
01:32They mate for life.
01:33I don't think it's quite sweet.
01:35And then the mum obviously lays the egg, then the dad looks after it.
01:37The mum goes off swimming around and she comes back.
01:41And I don't want to sound offensive to penguins, but I can't tell them apart, but somehow she does.
01:46But it's a bit like us and our ex-champions.
01:48You know, go away for periods of time and always find their way back to us.
01:52They do indeed.
01:53Amazing endurance.
01:54Just like our contestants as well.
01:56Anyway, there we are.
01:56So your back, lads, how's it been?
01:58Yes?
01:59Let's see how it's going to be.
02:01One of you is going to meet Jack Hurst tomorrow and between Jack Hurst and one of you there will
02:07come a champion.
02:09Now then, who have we got?
02:09We've got John O'Neill, lives in Raynham, London, semi-finalist back in 2005, a catastrophe risk analyst.
02:18And in the semi-final, after ending Jack Worsley's unbeaten record on a crucial conundrum with a score of 122.
02:26Brilliant.
02:27The only person left in the competition who isn't a math student from Cambridge.
02:31At Cambridge, yeah.
02:32I'm well aware of that.
02:33Brilliant stuff.
02:34And you are meeting today Connor Travers, and you may not know this, but you both auditioned for Countdown on
02:42the same day back in 2004.
02:45Yeah, we did work that out, actually.
02:46And look, we've known each other ever since, but we didn't know each other at the time.
02:49Yeah, extraordinary.
02:51It's kind of like fate.
02:52Indeed.
02:52And what about Connor?
02:54Youngest ever series winner, aged just 14, now at St. John's College, Cambridge.
02:59Studying maths, as we hinted at, you beat Kirk Bevins with another perfect maximum game, a score of 119 out
03:07of 119.
03:08Record is now 19 wins from 20 games.
03:12So you've tasted defeat once.
03:14Yep.
03:15Let's see how you're going to do on today.
03:16Huge round of applause for these two bright guys, John and Connor.
03:25John and Connor.
03:27Wonderful.
03:28I'm really looking forward to today.
03:30Susie, how are you?
03:33Very tense.
03:34Braced for this one?
03:35I am very braced, yes.
03:37Fortunately, you've got sitting next to you, somebody who is always so relaxed and is a joy to be with
03:43none other than Jenny Eclare, a stand-up comic, as we know, author, actress, and a general sort of polymath,
03:51because she's shown tremendous skill.
03:53Trimavest.
03:54This week.
03:54Yes.
03:55Pulling out some beautiful words, none of which actually won, but they were interesting.
04:01Let's get this game underway.
04:03Come along.
04:04John, off you go.
04:06All right, Rachel.
04:06Hi again, John.
04:07I know you're going for me because you don't want a Cambridge person to win it.
04:09Oh, yeah.
04:10I won't tell him, though.
04:11I'm relying on you to help me.
04:13Can I start with Avel, please?
04:14I'll pick you something special.
04:16Thanks.
04:16Right, we'll start with O.
04:18Avel.
04:19Avel.
04:20E.
04:20Avel.
04:22A.
04:23A consonant.
04:25N.
04:26A consonant.
04:28B.
04:29A consonant.
04:31N.
04:32A consonant.
04:34V.
04:36A consonant, please.
04:39T.
04:41And A.
04:43Consonant, please.
04:44And the final C.
04:46Well, here's the countdown clock.
04:48A consonant.
04:50A consonant.
04:52A consonant.
05:01A consonant.
05:03A consonant.
05:03A consonant.
05:04A consonant.
05:05A consonant.
05:05A consonant.
05:18Now then, John, I've got an eight.
05:21Connor?
05:21Eight as well.
05:23John?
05:23Covenant.
05:24Covenant.
05:25Both Covenants?
05:25Looks like it.
05:27Yeah.
05:27Well done, Connor.
05:31Well done.
05:32And in the corner, what have Susie and Jenny got for us?
05:36Well, that's brilliant.
05:37That's a good start.
05:38We've got the truncated version of Covenant with Convent.
05:42Yes.
05:43Very good.
05:43Anything else?
05:44Yes.
05:45Bonnet for six, Canton for six, but Covenant is excellent.
05:48Covenant's very good.
05:49Very good.
05:50Right, at all, Connor?
05:53Hi, Rachel.
05:54Hi, Connor.
05:55Can I start for a consonant, please?
05:56Of course, thank you.
05:57Start with R.
05:59And another.
06:00D.
06:01And another.
06:03W.
06:04A vowel, please.
06:06E.
06:06And another.
06:08O.
06:09And another.
06:10I.
06:11A consonant.
06:13P.
06:13A consonant.
06:15G.
06:16And a final consonant, please.
06:18And the last one.
06:20F.
06:20Stand by.
06:22I.
06:32I.
06:52Connor?
06:52Seven.
06:53Seven, John?
06:54Also seven.
06:57Connor?
06:57Poggia.
06:58Poggia.
07:00How's that sound, John?
07:01Uh, I had that, but I also had FireDog, so I'll go for that, because it's a bit nicer.
07:06Very good.
07:07Yeah, FireDog is one of those, um, supports that you get for logs in an open fire.
07:11Pop logs on in an open fire, yeah.
07:13What else have we got over there?
07:14Jenny, anything interesting?
07:15Um, not really.
07:16I've got griped.
07:18Yes?
07:19Yes, yes, that's right.
07:20That's good for six.
07:21Great, six.
07:22Very good.
07:23Anything else?
07:23Poggia, the only seven that we can find.
07:25All right.
07:26Well, there's Weirdo, if you like that one, Nick.
07:29I don't.
07:29Fifteen all.
07:31Now then, John.
07:32Can I start with a vowel, please?
07:34Thank you, John.
07:36A.
07:36A vowel.
07:38E.
07:39A vowel.
07:40I.
07:41A consonant, please.
07:44N.
07:44A consonant.
07:46S.
07:47A consonant.
07:49T.
07:51A consonant.
07:53C.
07:54Er, a vowel, please.
07:58E.
07:59And a consonant, please.
08:02And lastly, G.
08:03Clock time.
08:04A consonant.
08:34C.
08:35John?
08:368.
08:37Connor?
08:388 as well.
08:39Now then, John?
08:40Genetics.
08:41Genetics.
08:42Connor?
08:42The same word.
08:43Same word.
08:44In the corner.
08:46Again, I don't go the distance.
08:47I just got agent.
08:48And obviously, agent sees is much better.
08:51Susie did get genetics.
08:53What's this one?
08:54A cineast.
08:55Ah.
08:56We can have it with E at the end, and that's just a lover of cinema.
08:59All right.
09:0023 all, says the scoreboard.
09:02Connor?
09:02Can I have a consonant, please?
09:04Thank you, Connor.
09:06R.
09:06And another.
09:08Z.
09:10And another.
09:11N.
09:12A vowel, please.
09:14O.
09:15And another.
09:16E.
09:17And another.
09:18A.
09:19Consonant.
09:20C.
09:22Consonant.
09:23R.
09:26And a final consonant, please.
09:28And a final G.
09:30C.
09:31C.
09:31C.
09:31C.
09:32C.
09:33C.
09:34C.
09:35C.
09:35C.
09:37C.
09:39C.
09:39C.
09:43C.
10:03Yes, Connor?
10:04That's seven.
10:05John?
10:05That's seven. It's not written down very well, so you might want to go to me first.
10:09I might want to have a chat with you, then, John.
10:11Groner.
10:11A groner.
10:12Connor?
10:12Yeah.
10:13Two groners over here.
10:15Groners in the corner?
10:17Yes.
10:18Yes?
10:18Yep, that was our seven.
10:20Yep.
10:21What's this one?
10:22Garon?
10:22A garon, yep.
10:23That's their four.
10:24Six.
10:24It's another ten for a highland pony.
10:26Oh, I want a garon.
10:28Very good.
10:2930 all crashing on here, and it's the first numbers game.
10:33That'll belong to John.
10:35Can I have four from the top, please, Rachel?
10:37Four from the top.
10:37Thank you, John.
10:38They might be the maths students, but I know that you are amazing at this game.
10:41Okay, so let's see if we can show off your tricks.
10:44And for this round, the small ones are four and five, and you're four large.
10:4875, 100, 25, and 50.
10:51And the target, 391.
10:55391.
10:5535, 100, 25, and 50.
10:5785, 100, 25, and 50.
10:5939, 100, 25, and 50.
11:0239, 100, 25, and 50.
11:0240, 25, and 56.
11:2239, 100, 25, and 50.
11:2240, 55, and 50.
11:22So here's the way there.
11:23No, finally.
11:23No, mere thanks.
11:24Neither Colombi.
11:24You
11:24And the 300, 500, 50, forte.
11:26John three nine one. Yeah, and Connor three nine one. Okay, John
11:31Okay
11:3225 plus 50 is 75 25 plus 50 75 divide that by the other 75 for one
11:39Subtract that from 100 100 minus one ninety nine multiply that by four three nine six and then subtract the
11:45other five
11:45Nicely done very tidy very good corner the same way same route. You're happy John. Well done. Well done both
11:53of you
11:58So
12:00Dead heat 40 points each but now we turn to Jenny now then Jenny which of your many skills and
12:06attributes would you like to talk about now?
12:08I'm just trying to think of whether I have any no. I'm sort of so
12:12in awe of the people I've met this week the contestants
12:17extraordinary and I think that they're going to be
12:20mobbed on the streets
12:22Not by girls by academics
12:24It's not gonna be that exciting for you and I just want to give you a little glimpse into that
12:29sort of world
12:30I do remember because I was a drama school student here
12:33I came back many years later thinking I was slightly on the ladder to success
12:39and I was on the steps of the BBC in Manchester and
12:42and an autograph hunter profit his book and
12:47Obviously, I thought well he wants my water go if I duly wrote my name
12:51Large letters in his autograph book at which point he looked at it looked again went
12:56No, I don't want that
12:59And that's true
13:00It's a terrible thing to happen
13:01Wasn't it dreadful? Yeah
13:03An extraordinary thing to do
13:05Tell me this you wrote I think a grumpy old women with I think Judith Holder was one of your
13:11big hit of a book
13:13Who's recently made you feel grumpy?
13:15I bet that autograph hunter did
13:16I've got over that it was probably 30 years ago
13:20I'd have to be a bit obsessive if I was still you know grumpy over that
13:24Oh everything on a daily basis that the grumpy thing was weird because the the biggest success of that was
13:30the stage shows
13:31which
13:33went around the world and we ended up having it translated into Icelandic and that was very interesting seeing how
13:40Grumpy old women across the world have got the same jokes in common the same yeah, there's one joke that
13:47was universal
13:48It's unfortunately too rude to go into and to be in Iceland to see all these women laugh at the
13:54same point is really quite gratifying so
13:56International humor yeah international ambassador of grumpiness brilliant stuff. Yeah, because Iceland they can be very grumpy because it's dark
14:05so often
14:06Most of the time but they do tend to deal with it quite well. They have a very good sense
14:10of humor
14:11There's this sort of disgusting snack and I think one of the things that makes the Icelandic's laugh the most
14:17is giving tourists this sort of fermented
14:20Sharks rotting corpse. I see right. I'm staying away. I'm staying away, but now it's time for a tea time
14:27teaser
14:28which is press one and the other clue press one if you want to reply press one if you want
14:34to reply
14:50Welcome back
14:50I left with the clue press one if you want to reply and the answer is response if you want
14:56to response response
14:58Now if you'd like to become a countdown contestant you can email countdown at channel 4.com to request an
15:05application form or write to us at contestant's applications countdown leads LS 3 1 J S
15:1540 all
15:16Connor
15:17What are you gonna do about all this now?
15:19Make a break away
15:20Okay
15:21Can I have a consonant please?
15:23Thank you Connor
15:23S
15:24And another
15:25P
15:27And another
15:28T
15:30Vowel please
15:32U
15:33And another
15:34E
15:35And another
15:36A
15:37Consonant
15:39L
15:40Consonant
15:41D
15:43And a final consonant please
15:45And a final H
15:47Stand by
15:49To
15:49along
15:49Broadway
15:49Widow
16:18The
16:19Yes, Connor eight eight John. I'm gonna go crazy and go for a nine
16:25right now then Connor
16:28Pulsated pulsated
16:30crazy, John sulfated
16:33sulfated
16:35John is there is a noun only not as a verb or not as an adjective. I'm afraid sorry
16:42Never mind bad luck brave brave shot. So that puts Connor eight points ahead 48 to 40
16:50But in the corner, what have you got over there? Jenny Suzy? I have sulfated as well
16:57No, we just were pulsating over here as well. Okay. Okay. Well done. So John off you go try and
17:09claw it back
17:10Can I start with a vowel, please? Thank you, John
17:13you
17:14well
17:16e
17:17a vowel
17:19O
17:19a consonant
17:22N
17:23a consonant
17:26S
17:26a consonant
17:28N
17:30a consonant, please
17:32T
17:34mmm a vowel, please
17:37a
17:39and a
17:40consonant, please
17:40and the last one
17:42M
17:43Countdown
17:44E
17:45oh
17:45ER
17:46Oh
18:13her
18:15Yes, John?
18:16Eight.
18:17And Connor?
18:18Eight as well.
18:19Thank you, John.
18:20Seamount.
18:21Thank you, both of you.
18:22Same one.
18:23Very good.
18:24Happy enough?
18:25Yes, mounting under the seat.
18:26OK.
18:27What else have we got over there in the corner?
18:29I'm too embarrassed to admit, so I'll leave it to Susie.
18:33Another eight is tonneau with an S at the end,
18:36and that's the back part of an open car or a convertible.
18:41Oh, yes, you have a tonneau cover.
18:43That's right.
18:43Which you sort of, you know, clipped on.
18:45That bit, yep.
18:46Yes, indeed.
18:4748 to Connor's 56.
18:50Connor, your letters game.
18:52Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
18:54Thank you, Connor.
18:55F.
18:56And another.
18:58K.
18:59And another.
19:01Q.
19:02A vowel, please.
19:04I.
19:04And another.
19:06O.
19:07And another.
19:09I.
19:09Consonant.
19:11D.
19:14Vowel, please.
19:16U.
19:17And a final vowel.
19:18And a final.
19:19O.
19:21And they're off.
19:22D.
19:23I.
19:34MUSIC PLAYS
19:53Yes, Connor?
19:54Just four.
19:55Four. John? Four.
19:58Connor? Food.
20:00Thank you, John. Quid?
20:02Quid. Any advances in the corner?
20:05None. Quad.
20:08With the O.
20:09Yeah. Quid, quad.
20:11Nothing better. Nothing there.
20:12No, sorry.
20:14All right. 52 to 68 ahead there, Connor.
20:18And John, letters game.
20:20A vowel, please.
20:21Thank you, John.
20:22A.
20:23A vowel.
20:25I.
20:26A vowel.
20:27E.
20:28A consonant.
20:29T.
20:31A consonant.
20:32S.
20:33Consonant.
20:35L.
20:36A consonant.
20:38R.
20:40A vowel, please.
20:42I.
20:44And a consonant, please.
20:46And the last one.
20:48W.
20:49Countdown.
20:49Mm-hmm.
20:50Mm-hmm.
20:51A vowel.
20:56Mm-hmm.
21:03A vowel.
21:05Mm-hmm.
21:05A vowel.
21:07A vowel.
21:07A vowel.
21:18A vowel.
21:20John eight and Connor eight as all okay John larius larius and Listeria Listeria
21:30Excellent. Yeah, it's good. That's it steria and in the corner. I'm the exciting
21:35Little bit nicer than Listeria is wisteria. Yes, it smells a lot nicer. Yeah, that's there for eight
21:42Larius means more conceited or sorry most conceited or most cunning. Yes
21:46And sevens otherwise I think what else anything interesting realists laities
21:52Nothing too great. Very good. I froze
21:55Very good 68 plays 60 as we come now to an interesting and much
22:03Applauded part of today's proceedings, which is Susie's origins of words Susie. Well, thank you
22:08I'm going to talk about the origin of drop dead gorgeous
22:12Terms for knockout beauties. I've been with us for a very very long time and heartthrob goes back at least
22:17a century
22:18I sort of think about it about the kind of Hollywood film stars
22:21But actually it goes back a long a lot further than that something that thrills the senses
22:25You could talk about a heartthrob of a hat for example
22:28So not just a person but drop dead gorgeous has only been around since about 1985
22:34And there's a piece in the times of February of that year that is talking about Michelle Pfeiffer
22:40Trim smart and drop dead gorgeous
22:42Pfeiffer has been nibbling at stardom since her stints in Greece 2 and Scarface
22:46This is what they said and the phrase obviously struck a real chord and there are many references to it
22:51in newspapers
22:52Journals etc and very soon after that
22:55So that's drop dead gorgeous, but drop dead itself meaning excellent had been around since about the 1960s
23:01But of course before then drop dead it always meant something very different
23:05Demonstrating a real dislike of something or someone as in a drop dead and that originated in the 1930s
23:11But the reason I thought it was quite interesting to mention this is it just demonstrates how hard it is
23:16for non native speakers to learn English
23:18Not just in spelling but in its idioms as well because there are very very few of them that are
23:22that transparent
23:24There's so many idioms for example that involves dead
23:28You can talk about
23:30Dead wood
23:32A dead blow a dead heat for example, and they all mean something very different
23:36So if someone says to you and you're not a native speaker drop dead gorgeous all I can say is
23:40don't take it the wrong way
23:41Thank you
23:42Very good well done
23:45Great stuff Susie
23:49Very good indeed now then Connor eight points ahead 68 to John 60 and it's your numbers game Connor
23:55Can I stick with just one large you can thank you Connor freak precariously with just the one rounds difference
24:01there
24:02So we'll see if this changes anything for this numbers game. They are three
24:0610
24:08Another three six eight and 50
24:13And your target five hundred and twenty two
24:16Five two two
24:17Oh
24:49yes 522 522 John also 522 all right Connor 50 plus 3 50 plus 3 53 and
24:58multiply by 10 530 and subtract the 8 and it changes nothing now then John I
25:06did not do that I did 50 multiplied by 10 50 multiplied by 10 500 8 multiplied
25:12by 3 8 multiplied by 3 24 and 6 over 3 and 6 over the other three for the two
25:20and
25:20then I didn't take it yeah same gap well done well done very good
25:28so still that eight points but now it's time for a tea time teaser which is risks
25:34her and the clue she risks her company's good name by employing these she risks
25:41her company's good name by employing these
25:58welcome back I left with the clue she risks her company's good name by employing
26:04these what is she doing she's employing shirkers shirkers 78 to 70 news
26:11shirkers around here that's for sure John off you go a vowel please thank you
26:16John oh a vowel a vowel e a consonant p a consonant b a consonant are a consonant
26:32j consonant j consonant s and a consonant please and the last one p stand by
27:14than any time before we always give away someodi found via feed from the left by fouling Mark
27:14as well as it's ready for her to register for the Märk
27:14so we look forward to seeing how long and over due to the nuit in Ok
27:16Yes, John, we've got a dodgy-ish seven.
27:19Thank you, Connor.
27:20Seven.
27:22Yep, John.
27:23Boppers.
27:25And Connor.
27:26Jerboas.
27:28Jerboas, yes.
27:29Are we happy with both?
27:30Yep, you can be a bopper if you like to dance.
27:33And Jerboas, excellent.
27:34You've travelled far and wide, Nick, I don't know.
27:36You might have encountered these.
27:37They're desert-dwelling rodents with very long hind legs
27:40that enable them to walk upright and perform long jumps.
27:43They're kangaroos.
27:45It's unlike it.
27:46North Africa to Central Asia.
27:48How big are they?
27:49They sound very big.
27:51Big as a four-foot penguin?
27:53Their hind legs are not.
27:55Perhaps they're related to those four-foot penguins.
27:57I'd rather, too.
27:58I think you're really pushing your luck there.
28:01Anyway, 85 plays, 77.
28:04Now then, Connor.
28:05Can I have a consonant, please?
28:06Thank you, Connor.
28:08D.
28:08And another.
28:10L.
28:11And another.
28:13T.
28:14A vowel, please.
28:16I.
28:16And another.
28:18U.
28:19And another.
28:20A.
28:21Consonant.
28:23N.
28:24Vowel.
28:26O.
28:27And a final vowel, please.
28:28And a final.
28:30E.
28:31Don't buy him.
28:34We'll see you soon.
28:34Let's do it.
29:02Connor eight Thank You John yeah I'm in a corner a dilation Thank You John
29:09outlined outlined yeah straightforward enough very good very good and they
29:18coming close to nail oh no thank you anything else lentoid diluent lots of
29:26sevens but I'm just to say a dilation was a long long time ago the reporting
29:30of a crime or an offense thank you excellent stuff but there we are 93 still
29:36ahead 85 and John a vowel please thank you John a vowel a vowel you a consonant s a
29:52consonant d a consonant are a consonant m consonants why and a consonant please
30:06and to finish d and here's the countdown clock
30:13so
30:42so
30:44sevens all right John remuders thank you both of you
30:49same word yeah yep very good you happy I'm very happy cross that we didn't get
30:56it over here because it's come up quite a few times on countdown there herds of
31:00horses that have been saddle broken from which ranch hands choose their mounts for
31:04the day very good and the else interesting and then leading up to that
31:08jenny oh we've got we've got dreamy dream is good better than the mutas not quite as long
31:14unfortunately 100 to 92 where are we corner the last numbers game of the day can I try six more
31:23numbers please you can thank you Connor trying to get it sealed off in this round possibly we'll see if
31:28that works six little ones for the last time today the numbers are six three five seven
31:36eight and nine and the target 258 258
32:13Connor 258 thank you John also see five eight all right Connor and nine multiplied by six nine
32:21multiplied by six is fifty four seven minus three seven minus three is four subtract that
32:27the fifty multiply by five multiply by five two hundred and fifty and at the eight and at the eight
32:33yep nice of a game there very neat John completely different nine multiplied by eight nine multiplied by
32:40eight I think there's a lot of ways for this one seventy-two multiply by three multiplied by three is
32:45216 and then six multiplied by seven six multiplied by seven forty two and that's another way nicely done
32:53very good indeed
32:59very good indeed so 110 plays 102 what does that give us that gives us the next round and the
33:09next round is a
33:09crucial conundrum so come on chaps fingers on buzzers and let's reveal that crucial conundrum
33:20Connor is an infighter let's have a look
33:32very good indeed wow I I'm see you tomorrow yes if I recover yeah yeah brilliant stuff 120 again a
33:43great score
33:44uh to John's 102 another great score listen I can't believe I've just lost to this guy I don't know
33:50what you found him
33:51I thought it was wonderful anyway I don't think you missed anything for about five years
33:56so well done Connor we'll see you tomorrow yeah thanks we just take it easy tonight
34:00then running around town chasing girls and drinking
34:02and you go home safely with our thanks and your teapot and your piece of priceless
34:07kryptonite and uh with our thanks for giving you know us so much enjoyment giving the audience so much enjoyment
34:14and uh travel safely
34:21brilliant stuff wasn't that breathtaking
34:24and John's been so brilliant and yet so modest
34:26so I know I love it
34:27hats off to you
34:28I love it
34:29very good indeed
34:31have you enjoyed it
34:32it's extraordinary
34:33I would quite like the uh two finalists for tomorrow to meet up tonight
34:37go out on the town
34:39and come in tomorrow hung over to the teeth
34:43let's see what we can organise then Jenny you and I
34:46we'll take them out on the town how's that
34:47alright and we'll see you tomorrow more fun and games tomorrow Jenny
34:51thank you thank you so much we look forward to seeing you then
34:54well tomorrow's the big day then
34:55yeah it's been it's sad to lose these people
34:57it's lovely meeting members of the countdown family since before I was here
35:00such a nice bunch
35:02and I like as well how Connor's progressing as he goes on in the contest he's getting a bit smarter
35:06so I'm expecting you know morning soup for tomorrow please
35:09really it starts Connor and Jack tomorrow
35:11yep it's gonna be a good one
35:13it will be great
35:14and so that's why you should be here tomorrow to see the countdown champion of all time
35:19crowned here in the countdown studio
35:21you'll be here
35:22same time same place
35:24you'll be sure of it
35:24good afternoon
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