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00:23I'll see you next time.
00:31Welcome to the Countdown Studio. Welcome here to the Countdown Studio on semifinals day. Now, has it been hard times
00:38getting here? No. Do we have great expectations from our semifinalists? We most certainly do. What am I talking about?
00:45What the Dickens am I talking about? Well, because way back in 1843, Charles Dickens, his Christmas Carol was published
00:54for the very first time.
00:55And it wasn't so long ago that Selina Scott graced this studio with a first edition of that great, great
01:02book signed by Charles Dickens himself.
01:04And I began to think, which towns and cities do I think of at Christmas time or where would I
01:11like to be?
01:12And I drift to the west of England, really. I drift to Bath, to Cheltenham, to Sirencester, to Marlborough, still
01:19on the world, because I think at Christmas time, those are the most picturesque and beautiful towns and cities.
01:25Do you have a favourite, Rachel?
01:26I think Godalming in Surrey is lovely. There was a terrible Christmas film. Was it that Christmas? The Holiday? Have
01:32you seen that film?
01:33Oh, yeah.
01:33No.
01:33I hated that film, but that was set in Godalming, I think. And it's really pretty around there.
01:37Yeah.
01:38Very old school and lots of independent shops and cobbled streets and snow.
01:42Excellent stuff. Well, there we are. I'm off to sort of Northamptonshire for Christmas and a bit of snow, brisk
01:50walks. I'm looking forward to it.
01:52Looking forward to it, indeed. Now, who have we got with us? We've got Callum Todd, knocked out the record
01:57-breaking Jen Stedman, to earn his place here today in the semi-final, 108 to 105.
02:03And you're up against the terrific Glenn Webb, Callum, qualified for today's semi-final after beating Jonathan New, 107 to
02:1245, financial advisor from Cradley Heath. Is that right?
02:17Cradley Heath.
02:18Cradley Heath. Cradley Heath. You corrected me the last time you were here. Cradley Heath.
02:21Cradley Heath, indeed. Brilliant stuff. So, he who wins gets to the final. So, you know, sharpen your pencils and
02:27a big round of applause for Callum and Glenn.
02:36And over in the corner, of course, Susie and Richard Madeley. Welcome back, both of you. This is it, chaps.
02:42One of these will become a finalist. So, let's go down to business. Callum, take it away. Let us go.
02:47Could I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Callum. Start this semi-final with N.
02:54And another.
02:56G.
02:58Another consonant.
02:59S.
03:00And another.
03:02F.
03:03A vowel, please.
03:05O.
03:06And another vowel.
03:08E.
03:09And another.
03:09A.
03:11A.
03:12A consonant.
03:13T.
03:14And a final vowel, please.
03:15And a final I.
03:18And here's the countdown clock.
03:45Yes, Callum.
03:47Eight.
03:47And Glenn.
03:48Eight as well.
03:49Two-eighths, Callum.
03:51Feasting.
03:52Feasting, yes.
03:53You're both feasting.
03:54That's sort of time of year, I guess.
03:56And in the corner.
03:58Richard, what have you got over there?
04:00Have you noticed how this week, more and more of the words have had a Christmas theme to them?
04:03It's very strange, isn't it?
04:04If we get closer to the day.
04:05Well, we had feasting.
04:06We had a seven.
04:06We had tangos.
04:07Well done.
04:08Eight all.
04:08And Glenn, you're off.
04:10Letters game.
04:11Constantine, please, Rachel.
04:12Thank you, Glenn.
04:14D.
04:14And another.
04:17C.
04:18And another.
04:20T.
04:21And a fourth.
04:23K.
04:24And a vowel, please.
04:27O.
04:28And another.
04:30E.
04:31And another.
04:34I.
04:36Conson, please.
04:38N.
04:41And a vowel, please.
04:42And the last one.
04:44A.
04:45Countdown.
04:46When I'm.indaります.
05:02And another.
05:03And another.
05:10And another.
05:11I'm by
05:12It's going
05:12to be welcome here. To be part
05:15of it. I'm by
05:15now. And another.
05:16now. And another.
05:18yes yes eight eight eight two eights glenn action action yes calum i went for catenoid
05:27now how does that fit catenoid is a term from geometry um all about surface generated um by
05:33rotation basically around a horizontal axis very good very good well done and any other offering
05:40from over there those are two actions and catenoid all right good enough 16 points all and we go into
05:46our first numbers game calum six small please six small ones see if this can separate you two early
05:54on let's see if we can get a tricky one as well right these numbers are four ten two eight
06:02three
06:04and another two this could be tricky a target 763 763
06:40well calum 766 not written down three away what about glenn i know 770. so calum off you go um
06:54four times two is eight four times two is eight then ten plus two ten plus the other two is
07:0312
07:03times the two together for 96 times by eight times by eight is 768
07:12ah i have 765 actually sorry i've missed a glitch oh all right so should we turn to glenn
07:20four multiplied by two is eight four by two is eight plus two is uh ten plus the other two
07:26ten multiplied
07:28by eight uh yeah multiplied by the actual eight 80 minus the three minus the three 77 multiplied by the
07:3710 multiplied by 10 770 yeah all right but quite a long way off what does 763 look like to
07:47you rachel
07:47um well i can get you to 762 if you'd like to see that one um um i think 762
07:54is the best one so
07:55if you'd have said 10 plus 2 is 12 times by 4 is 48 um times by eight is um
08:07384 and then you have a
08:12three two what do you do with the three sorry take away 381 and times it by two and you
08:19get to one
08:19away one away all right very good so glenn has sprang into a lead early lead 21 points to calumn
08:2916 as we
08:30go into a tea time teaser which is a lad girl and the clue a lad and a girl may
08:36well perform this together
08:37a lad and a girl welcome back i left with the clue a lad and a girl may well perform
09:00this together
09:02they may well perform a galliard a galliard susie a galliard is a lively dance in triple time for two
09:09people it sounds very complicated is it very old um it says it is from middle english so yeah we're
09:18talking about 600 years old something like that all right uh galliard good word 16 points to uh glenn's
09:2621 glenn you're off again on a letters game constant please rachel thank you glenn s and another t and
09:36another l and a fourth f and a vowel please e and again u and another o
09:51constant please s and a constant please and lastly m and here's the clock
10:00one
10:28one
10:29one
10:31Yes, Ned? Only a six there. Only a six. How about Callum? Seven. Right.
10:36Glenn? Flouts. Flouts and Callum? Solutes. Mm-hmm. Yes, absolutely. Well, very, very
10:44good. It's a chemical term, solute, all to do with solvents and things dissolved in
10:49water. That's absolutely fine. Very good. And in the corner, Richard?
10:53Got a couple of sevens. Foulest and fulsome. Foulest and fulsome. Opposites, really. And
10:59what have we got here? Callum, two-point lead now. 23 to Cairns. 21, my word. Callum,
11:04you're off again. Letters game. Consonant, please. Thank you, Callum. R. And another. S. Another.
11:15T. And another. N. Vowel, please. A. Another vowel. I. And another. E. Another vowel.
11:30O. And a consonant, please. And the last one. L. Countdown.
11:38T. And another. E. Another vowel. I. And another vowel. I. And another vowel. I. And another vowel.
12:10T. Yes, Callum. 9. And 9, Glenn. Yes, 9 as well. Two 9s. Callum. Relations. Relations.
12:18Glenn. Orientals. Are you happy about that? We have oriental relations. Well done. Well done,
12:31chaps. And well done, Richard. Now then. Numbers game. Score standing at 41 to Glenn's 39. Glenn,
12:38it's your numbers game. Try four large, please, Rachel. Try four from the top. Try and get
12:43the lead. Thank you, Glenn. Four large. Two little ones. Let's see if we can get something interesting.
12:48Right. The two little ones are 10 and 2. And the four large, as we know, 75, 25, 50 and
12:54100.
12:55And the target, 779. 779.
13:31So, Glenn. No, 776. 776. How about, Callum? 779. So, let's hear from you. 75 times 10.
13:41Yep. 75 times 10, 750. Add 25.
13:44775. 100 over 50. Is the 2. Add the other 2. Well done.
13:49It's a 4. I'll add that on. You've broken away.
13:52Well done.
13:57Good man, Callum. Well done. 51 to 39 now.
14:01Mm-hmm. Maybe it is a breakaway. But now we turn to Richard. Richard.
14:06You're a pretty urbane character, man about town. You eating out a lot or you prefer to stay at home?
14:12I like eating out. I was just thinking, you've got sons, haven't you?
14:16Yeah, one. One son. As of Iain and two step-sons.
14:19And we all know as fathers, as we get older, that the day will come when we are overtaken by
14:23our son.
14:24In some field or other, they will outstrip us. They will reach past us.
14:27And that moment will always be burned on our memory.
14:29Normally, it happens when the boy is in his teens or maybe 20s, possibly even 30s.
14:33With my son Jack, it was when he was four.
14:36We'd gone out to a restaurant in the trough of Boland in Lancashire.
14:41Beautiful little place for Sunday lunch. And when he was four, my son was very, very misbehaved.
14:44I don't know why. He was a little terror. And he was behaving very badly this particular day in this
14:48crowded restaurant.
14:50He was drumming his feet under the table and throwing bread rolls at his sister and screaming and just being
14:54a menace.
14:55And everybody sitting around was getting increasingly irritated, you could tell.
14:58And we couldn't get him under control. And the ultimate sanction with Jack when he was little was to say,
15:02If you don't behave yourself, Jack, I'm taking you to the car, which meant taking him to the car, putting
15:07him in his car seat, strapping him in and just leaving him.
15:09I mean, you'd stay inside, but you'd leave him alone for five or 10 minutes to calm down.
15:12And it worked. But it was he hated it. And it was the ultimate sanction.
15:14So I warned him three times and finally said, Right, that's it. We're going to the car.
15:17And I took him out of his seat and I put him over my shoulder and I started to say,
15:20Excuse me, excuse me, go through the tables.
15:22And you could see the relief on everybody's faces. Thank God he's taking a little so and so out.
15:26And as I was just getting to the restaurant door that led out into the car park, Jack had his
15:30brainwave.
15:30This was the moment he overtook me. He out-tacted me completely.
15:34He suddenly spread his hands out behind me. I couldn't see him, looked at the diners who were looking at
15:38him and said, Not the car! Help! Help! Please! Not the car!
15:43And they all think he's going to tie him to the wheel.
15:46He was dragging behind on the exhaust pipe. And so I was, anyway, I went out and there was a
15:50ripple of anxiety behind me.
15:51I said, You little, and he grinned at me.
15:55And so I had to take him back in. And that was the day that my son outsmarted me. God
15:59bless him. I've never forgotten it.
16:00Brilliant. Appealing to the restaurant.
16:02Absolutely.
16:04Yeah. Little rotter. As though you were a torturer of some terrible...
16:09Exactly. Not the car. Help!
16:11No, no. Anything but the car.
16:1451 to 39. Callum's in the lead now. And Callum, you're back on with a letters game.
16:19Can I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Callum.
16:22R. And another.
16:25T. And another.
16:28R. And another.
16:31S.
16:32A vowel, please.
16:34E.
16:35And another vowel.
16:37I.
16:38Another vowel.
16:40E.
16:41And another.
16:44O.
16:45And a final consonant, please.
16:49And a final V.
16:51Countdown.
16:51A vowel.
16:54And a larger vowel.
16:56A vowel.
17:01A vowel.
17:03And a vowel.
17:14A vowel.
17:14A vowel.
17:22Yes, Callum?
17:23Another nine.
17:24Another nine. And Glenn?
17:26Yeah, nine as well.
17:27Two nines. Come on, Callum.
17:29Over tyres.
17:30Over tyres, same.
17:33Two over tyres. Anybody else?
17:35Over tyres.
17:37Brilliant.
17:38Anything else?
17:39Absolutely brilliant.
17:39All right.
17:43Well done, chaps.
17:44Well done indeed, 69 to 57.
17:46Now then, we're with you, Glenn.
17:48Letters game.
17:49Consonant, please, Rachel.
17:50Thank you, Glenn.
17:52H.
17:52And another.
17:54G.
17:55And another.
17:56N.
17:57And a fourth.
18:00T.
18:01A vowel, please.
18:03A.
18:04And another.
18:05I.
18:06And another.
18:08O.
18:11Consonant, please.
18:12R.
18:15And a vowel, please.
18:16And the last one.
18:18E.
18:19Here's the clock.
18:20Welcome.
18:21Thank you, Bill.
18:27All right.
18:29here's the test.
18:31Bye.
18:33Bye.
18:36Bye.
18:41Bye.
18:43Bye.
18:50Glenn, you have to try an eight.
18:53I have two.
18:53Eight.
18:54Two eights.
18:55And Glenn.
18:56Hearting.
18:57Mm-hmm.
18:58Earthing.
19:00Earthing, very good.
19:02Heart went in very recently as a verb, as in I heart New York, I heart you.
19:08To like very much, well, love.
19:09Fantastic.
19:09Well done.
19:10Well done.
19:11Both of you.
19:12And in the corner, Richard.
19:14It matches all the way today.
19:15We matched you.
19:17So the score's standing at 77 to Glenn, 65.
19:20We're with you, Callum, for a numbers game.
19:22Off you go.
19:23I'll go with six more again, please.
19:24Go with six more.
19:26Get some good selections.
19:28Thank you, Callum.
19:29And for this round, they are eight, two, three, ten, another two, and four.
19:37And the target to reach?
19:40534.
19:41534.
20:13Yes, Callum.
20:14532, not written down.
20:16Two away.
20:17How about Glenn?
20:18536.
20:20536.
20:21So let's hear from Callum.
20:24Eight plus three plus two.
20:27Eight plus three plus two is 13.
20:29It's times by 10.
20:30Times by 10, 130.
20:34I've made a mistake, sorry.
20:36Oh.
20:37So, come on then.
20:39536, Glenn Webb.
20:42Three plus two is five.
20:44Three plus two is five.
20:46Multiplied by the 10 is 50.
20:48Yep.
20:49Oh, no.
20:49I've made a mistake as well.
20:50Oh, no.
20:52Oh, dear.
20:53So it's a standstill here then.
20:55Come on, Rachel.
20:56534.
20:57I think two away was actually the best possible.
21:00Is that right?
21:01Yes.
21:02All right.
21:02Very good.
21:03But sadly, no scores here.
21:0577 and 65 remains the score as we turn to a Tea Time teaser, which is Kids Very.
21:12And the clue, the kid's very brave.
21:15He wants to become this.
21:16The kid's very brave.
21:18He wants to become this.
21:35Welcome back.
21:36I left you with the clue.
21:37The kid's very brave.
21:38He wants to become this.
21:40He wants to become a skydiver.
21:44Skydiver.
21:44So, 77 to Glenn's 65.
21:48Glenn, not too late at all.
21:51Plenty of time.
21:52Let us go.
21:54Consonant, please, Rachel.
21:55Thank you, Glenn.
21:56M.
21:57And another.
21:59S.
22:00And another.
22:01D.
22:02And a fourth, please.
22:04B.
22:05And a vowel.
22:07U.
22:08And another.
22:10A.
22:11And another.
22:13I.
22:15Consonant, please.
22:17P.
22:19And a vowel, please.
22:20And the last one.
22:22E.
22:23Stand by.
22:41And a vowel, please.
22:42And a vowel, please.
22:42And a vowel, please.
22:42And a vowel, please.
22:43And a vowel, please.
22:43And a vowel, please.
22:43And a vowel, please.
22:44And a vowel, please.
22:46And a vowel, please.
22:48And a vowel, please.
22:55Yes, Glenn.
22:56I think seven.
22:57And Callum.
22:58Just six.
22:59And that's six?
23:00Aye, Ambos.
23:03Glenn.
23:03Impudes.
23:04Can I have impute?
23:06I don't think you can have impute, Glenn.
23:10I'll keep you waiting because I know this is a vital one.
23:13No, there's impudent but not impued.
23:16Sorry.
23:17Anything else?
23:19Abused, which is a six.
23:21All right.
23:2183 points to 65.
23:24Now then, Callum, you're back on.
23:27Letters game.
23:28Can I have a consonant, please?
23:30Thank you, Callum.
23:31W.
23:32And another.
23:33D.
23:34And another.
23:36R.
23:37Another.
23:39N.
23:40A vowel, please.
23:42O.
23:43And another vowel.
23:44I.
23:45And another.
23:47E.
23:49A consonant, please.
23:50R.
23:51And another consonant.
23:53And the last one.
23:54X.
23:55Here's the countdown clock.
23:57It's time.
23:58It's time.
23:59It's time.
24:03It's time.
24:25It's time.這樣的
24:28Yes, Callum?
24:29Seven.
24:30Seven. How about Glen?
24:31Yes, seven as well.
24:32Sevens. Callum?
24:33Wordier.
24:34Wordier.
24:35And, Glen?
24:36Worried.
24:37Worried.
24:38Yes.
24:38Pretty good?
24:39Yeah, got them both.
24:40Any advances?
24:41What about Dornier, as in the German aircraft?
24:44Is that...?
24:44Oh, Mr. Dornier.
24:46Yeah.
24:47Might be capitalised if it's in.
24:49Ah, yes.
24:50It'll be capitalised, yeah.
24:51Yeah.
24:52No.
24:52No.
24:53They called it the pencil.
24:55Do you remember the rear fuselage was so thin?
24:58Absolutely.
24:58The flying pencil, yeah.
24:5990 points to 72.
25:01But now it's that meaty part of the day, Susie.
25:05The meaty part.
25:07Susie's origins of words.
25:10Yes, Susie.
25:11Well, I talked a little while ago about animals
25:14and how they, again, are hidden behind lots of words
25:17that we use every day in English without realising it.
25:20And I talked about Bern, the city of Bern being named after bears
25:23because they were thought to be once prolific there in that town in Switzerland.
25:29And there are so many examples.
25:31Philip comes from the Greek meaning a lover of horses.
25:34Bernard, Bernadette, lovers of bears.
25:37Leon, Lionel, Leonard all come from lions, for example.
25:42But more place names are quite interesting.
25:43Panama is said to mean an abundance of fish in the local language.
25:48And Singapore takes its name from a Malay word, which meant lion city,
25:53because lions were said to prowl there.
25:56Accra literally means ants on account of the vast number of anthills in that area.
26:02So not quite so romantic.
26:03And Khartoum in Sudan means literally the end of an elephant's trunk
26:08because it's situated on a very, very narrow strip of land.
26:12There are so many other words.
26:14Delphinians are named after dolphins because the flower heads are supposed to look like a dolphin's head.
26:19Canopy, beautiful word used in Shakespeare a lot, actually comes from the Greek for mosquito or gnat
26:24because they started off as mosquito nets.
26:28And Arctic, I think I've mentioned before, again, comes from the bear
26:32because the Ursa Major shines down on it.
26:34But finally, my favourite, and I'm sure I've mentioned this a long, long time ago,
26:38but that's the word tragedy.
26:40Very, very serious, dramatic word.
26:42But actually, it goes back to the Greek meaning goat song.
26:45And it's either because goats were sacrificed there
26:47or it could possibly be because goats sound particularly awful.
26:51And so tragedy was named after them.
26:54Well done, Susie. Well done.
26:59A joyous lesson as ever.
27:0190 points to Callum, Glenn's on 72.
27:04We plunge into the penultimate letters game, Glenn.
27:08Consonant, please, Rachel.
27:10Thank you, Glenn.
27:11P.
27:12And another.
27:14D.
27:15And another.
27:17S.
27:17And a fourth, please.
27:20N.
27:21And a vowel.
27:23U.
27:24And another.
27:25A.
27:26And another.
27:28E.
27:30Consonant, please.
27:31Z.
27:36And a consonant, please.
27:38And the last one.
27:39R.
27:40And here comes the clock.
27:42Dr.
27:44And a consonant, please.
27:44In the next one.
28:12Well, Glenn?
28:13I've got the risk of eight.
28:15Risk of eight.
28:15What about Callum?
28:16I'll risk an eight as well, then.
28:17Come on, then, you risky pair.
28:20Glenn?
28:21Unspared.
28:24Weighted risk here.
28:25Are we happy with that?
28:29Unsparing, but not unspaired.
28:32But at least you both tried it.
28:34And in the corner, Richard?
28:35Well, we didn't risk an eight.
28:37More cautious seven.
28:38We have panzers.
28:39Again, we've got more German war material.
28:42Spurned and asunder.
28:45Safe suns.
28:46Panzers tore quite a lot asunder, actually, in their day.
28:4990 points to 72.
28:50Now then, Callum, the last letters game of this semifinal.
28:55Can I start with a consonant, please?
28:57Thank you, Callum.
28:58L.
28:59And another one.
29:01P.
29:02And another.
29:03C.
29:04And one more.
29:06B.
29:07Vowel, please.
29:08I.
29:09Another vowel.
29:11E.
29:12And another.
29:14O.
29:16A consonant, please.
29:18T.
29:19And another vowel.
29:20And the last one.
29:22E.
29:23Countdown.
29:25A consonant, please.
29:27A consonant, please.
29:29A consonant, please.
29:37A consonant, please.
29:40A consonant, please.
29:42A consonant, please.
29:42A consonant, please.
29:42A consonant, please.
29:42A consonant, please.
29:43A consonant, please.
29:43A consonant, please.
29:44A consonant, please.
29:45A consonant, please.
29:45A consonant, please.
29:46A consonant, please.
29:47A consonant, please.
29:48A consonant, please.
29:51A consonant, please.
29:52A consonant, please.
29:55How was it, Callum?
29:56Seven.
29:57A seven.
29:58Yes, Glenn.
29:59Oh, no, six.
30:00A six.
30:01Yes, Glenn.
30:02A polite.
30:03Callum.
30:04Petiola.
30:06Yes, it's a botanical term.
30:08It's petiola we have, don't we?
30:10Yeah, it's a stalk that joins a leaf to a stem.
30:12Very good.
30:13Well done, well done.
30:14And in the corner, none, Richard.
30:16We had a six.
30:17Police.
30:18Police, yeah.
30:19Always in need of those.
30:2097 points to 72.
30:22My word, Callum.
30:23Callum, you're on the brink of 100 here as we go into the final numbers game.
30:28One for Glenn.
30:29Glenn, let's go four large, please.
30:32Four large.
30:32Final slightly out of reach.
30:33They're just for bragging rights, I'm afraid.
30:35Four large, two small.
30:36I'll try and find something interesting for you.
30:38For the last time today, the numbers are six and two.
30:42And the four large ones, 25, 50, 175.
30:47And the target, 160.
30:50One, six, zero.
30:53One, six, zero.
30:59So fair.
31:01So fair.
31:21Well, Glenn?
31:23Yeah, 160.
31:24Callum?
31:24160.
31:25All right, let's hear from Glenn first.
31:2775 plus 6.
31:2975 plus 6, 81.
31:31Multiplied by 2.
31:32162.
31:33Then 50 divided by 25 is the 2.
31:36Well done, 160.
31:37Well done, Glenn.
31:39Callum, I went the long way around.
31:4150 times 75.
31:43Oh, 50 times 75 is 3,750.
31:49Add 100.
31:50Add 100, 3,850.
31:54Divide by 25.
31:55Divide by 25 for 154.
32:00And add 6.
32:01Well done.
32:03Well done.
32:05Well done.
32:08Well done, Callum.
32:10A little winter walk for us there.
32:13107 points to 82.
32:15As we go into the final round, conundrum time.
32:17Gentlemen, fingers on buzzers.
32:19Please, let's reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
32:55Bad luck, chaps. Bad luck. Hell of a game.
32:58But let's see what the answer was.
33:00It eluded you.
33:03Pethodyne.
33:05Pethodyne, Susie?
33:06If you were ever to have a baby, Nick, you might have it in labour
33:09because it's a painkiller.
33:12Don't hold your breath on that one, Susie.
33:17I'm beyond childbearing age.
33:20OK.
33:22Very good. 107.
33:23And so, Callum, you're into the final, propelled like a rocket ship
33:28into tomorrow's final.
33:29Well done. 107 points.
33:31Glenn, good stuff, mate.
33:33Very, very well done.
33:34Well fought.
33:36There we go.
33:37Take this wonderful, a large engraved diamond
33:42that I'd like to take back home with you with this goodie bag
33:44and our very best wishes.
33:46And all of your clients, because I think you're a financial advisor,
33:48aren't you?
33:49We'll be very proud of you and know that they're in very good hands.
33:53Certainly they will.
33:54And now then, Callum, quiet night for tomorrow is the final.
33:58And you're up against a very tough contender tomorrow.
34:01So we look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
34:03We look forward to seeing you, Susie, tomorrow.
34:05And indeed, Richard.
34:06See you tomorrow.
34:08See you tomorrow, Rachel.
34:09We've got two almost silent assassins for the final.
34:11We have indeed.
34:11I can't wait to see the celebration when one wins.
34:13They don't say much.
34:15But what they do say really counts.
34:17Is that right?
34:18See you tomorrow, Rachel.
34:19See you tomorrow.
34:20We look forward to seeing you final day tomorrow.
34:22Yes, you'll be here.
34:23Everybody will be here.
34:25Same time, same place.
34:26You'll be sure of it.
34:27Good afternoon.
34:38Life after big school tonight on 4.
34:40We're catching up with the kids from Thornhill Community Academy.
34:43And we'll hopefully be able to see if Bailey's eyebrows have grown back.
34:46Educating Yorkshire at Christmas at 9 o'clock.
34:49But Christmas is a coming in the dream factory next.
34:51Deal or no deal.
34:52On the way.
34:53Bye.
34:55Bye.
34:55Bye.
34:58Bye.
34:58Bye.
34:59Bye.