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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio.
00:34Now, we'd like a few statistics on this show, so here goes.
00:37How about this?
00:3819% of Brits, apparently, have a tattoo.
00:41That's one in five people.
00:43So looking just around here somewhere, I wonder who might have one.
00:48Susie?
00:49Well?
00:50Secretly, I've always quite wanted a tattoo.
00:52Have you?
00:52But I don't have one.
00:53You don't have one?
00:54No.
00:54What would it be?
00:56Some obscure word from the dictionary.
00:59Not too long.
01:00I thought it would be very painful.
01:01Do people regret having them?
01:03And apparently, a recent poll has revealed that 14% of people regret having them done,
01:09which surprises me that that figure is actually so low.
01:11I would have thought you ink in haste and repent at leisure.
01:14Yes.
01:15Because, you know, young girls can look so charming with some little sign or other.
01:18And then when they're grannies, you know, I think they probably think, and the skin doesn't look that great, it
01:24must be a cause of some regret.
01:26But I bet you wouldn't contemplate it.
01:28Oh, no, I've got a calculator on my back.
01:31I bet you have not.
01:33You've got an abacus across your world.
01:34I remember our contestant last year who got OctoChamp Baby in a countdown teapot done.
01:39That's true.
01:39Yeah.
01:40It was actually, it was beautiful, all different colours.
01:42Wouldn't have one myself, but he loves it.
01:44You wouldn't have one, I think, because you're a sensible young woman.
01:46And I think they're awful.
01:48Anyway, there we are.
01:49That's my little rant for the day.
01:54I can't stand it.
01:56Who's with us?
01:57Alex Skulnik's back.
01:58Have you got any tattoos?
02:00I can't really mention them, to be honest.
02:02You have?
02:03No, I don't.
02:04All right.
02:04And a medical student from Newcastle, closer up thing yesterday, but came on in with a 79 point to 71
02:12point victory over Gareth.
02:14And you're joined today by Zach Goodman, chief executive of a chartered surveying firm in London.
02:19Loves table tennis, Formula One and five-a-side, and fancied being a fighter pilot.
02:24That's really what you'd have liked to have been, and you watched Top Gun.
02:28It is everybody's dream.
02:30Yeah, yeah.
02:31And just a few weeks ago, we had the navigator of a Tornado G4 in, who was not the pilot,
02:37but he was sitting right behind him in charge of the weapons.
02:40That's pretty hot, too.
02:41Goose.
02:41Now, what have we got?
02:43Let's have a big round of applause for Alex and Zach Goodman, shall we?
02:52And in the corner, Susie.
02:54Susie, joined once again by Martin Lewis, our money-saving expert, a great favourite on this show.
02:59Welcome back.
03:00Welcome back, Martin Lewis.
03:01And now then, Alex, come on.
03:04Business time.
03:05Letters time.
03:06I'll start with a vowel, please.
03:07Thank you, Alex.
03:08Start today with U.
03:09And another.
03:12E.
03:13And another.
03:15A.
03:16And a consonant, please.
03:18C.
03:19And another.
03:21M.
03:22And another.
03:24F.
03:25And another.
03:27N.
03:29And another.
03:31P.
03:32And a vowel, please.
03:36And the last one.
03:37O.
03:38And here's the countdown clock.
03:48What?
03:52What?
04:10Alex.
04:12Seven.
04:13A seven, Zach?
04:14Seven.
04:15So, Alex.
04:17Outspan.
04:19Outspan, Zach.
04:20Postman.
04:22Postman.
04:23Postman.
04:23To a good one.
04:25Excellent.
04:26Yeah?
04:26Absolutely fantastic.
04:27Yes, to outspend is to unharness an animal from a wagon.
04:31Is that a fact?
04:32Yes.
04:33Hmm.
04:34All right.
04:35And Susie, Martin?
04:37Well, Susie, is it possible the spumanti, the wine, the spumanti is in there?
04:42It is.
04:43Ah, it's sparkling wine.
04:45Fantastic.
04:45It's an eight.
04:46Well done.
04:46It's made it into the dictionary.
04:48Well done.
04:48And the old Susie?
04:50No, that's a fantastic eight.
04:52Very well done.
04:52It is.
04:52Better than my accent.
04:53Bubbly.
04:54Yeah.
04:56Humanity.
04:58Spanish bubbly.
04:59Well done.
05:00Now, Zach.
05:02Hi, Rachel.
05:02Hi, Zach.
05:03Consonant, please.
05:04We start with S.
05:06And another.
05:08R.
05:10And another.
05:11N.
05:13And another.
05:15H.
05:16And a vowel.
05:19A.
05:20And another.
05:23I.
05:24And another.
05:26E.
05:27And one more vowel.
05:30A.
05:32And finally a consonant.
05:34And the last one.
05:35N.
05:37Stand by.
05:37.
05:38.
05:38.
05:38.
05:39And
05:44.
05:47.
06:08Zach?
06:09Six.
06:11And Alex?
06:12A seven.
06:12A seven?
06:13Yeah.
06:14So, Zach?
06:14A shiner.
06:16Lovely.
06:17And Alex?
06:18And shiner.
06:20And a shiner.
06:21Er, ooh, no, not there with a small s, I'm afraid.
06:26What is it with the capital S?
06:28It is a member of support of Sinn Féin.
06:31It's chiefly derogatory, actually, so I will go carefully.
06:34But, yes, it says Irish informal chiefly derogatory.
06:37Mmm.
06:38A shiner.
06:39Yeah.
06:39But you might get a shiner.
06:41You might.
06:42If you said it's the wrong person.
06:43Now, Martin.
06:44Indeed, yes, there is a seven hiding in there.
06:46Yes?
06:46Hernias.
06:48Hernias is in there.
06:49Mmm.
06:49Not a good idea.
06:51No.
06:51And Susie?
06:52Slightly more pleasant for six, Asani.
06:55All right.
06:56Well done.
06:56Thank you very much.
06:5713 points to Zach.
06:58Alex on seven.
06:59And it's numbers for you, Alex Skullnick.
07:03I'll go four large again.
07:05Thank you, Alex.
07:06Four from the top row.
07:07And two little ones coming up.
07:09Zach looks pleased.
07:10And for the first time today, the numbers are seven, one.
07:13And the big ones, 25, 100, 75, and 50.
07:18And the target, nine hundred and twenty-seven.
07:22Nine to seven.
07:54Alex?
07:55Just 933.
07:57933, Zach.
08:00925.
08:02925, come on then.
08:047 plus 1 is 8.
08:057 plus 1, 8.
08:07100 plus 25.
08:09125.
08:10Multiply for 1,000.
08:12Yep.
08:13Minus the 75.
08:14And take the 75, yep, 2 away.
08:17Pretty good, but still 2 away.
08:20Can you help us?
08:22You can get to 926, but this one is impossible.
08:26Well done.
08:26So well done, Zach.
08:28Pretty nearly perfect.
08:29So what should we do?
08:31Tea time teaser?
08:32What do you think?
08:33It's whiffies.
08:34And the clue?
08:35What you might get if you marry an angry little soul.
08:39What you might get if you marry an angry little soul.
08:58One welcome back.
08:59I left you with the clue.
09:00What you might get if you marry an angry little soul.
09:03And the answer is fish wife.
09:07Fish wife.
09:08Now then.
09:1020 points to Zach.
09:11Alex only on 7 at the moment.
09:14Zach, what should we do?
09:15Hi, Rachel.
09:16Can I have a consonant, please?
09:18Thank you, Zach.
09:19S.
09:20And another consonant?
09:21R.
09:23And another consonant?
09:25N.
09:27One more consonant?
09:29S.
09:30And a vowel, please.
09:33I.
09:34And another?
09:35O.
09:36And another?
09:39U.
09:41And one more vowel?
09:43A.
09:45And a consonant, please.
09:47And the last one, P.
09:49Stand by.
09:50A
09:50jogượng
09:51B
09:51A
10:19B
10:20Yes, Zach.
10:22Seven.
10:22Seven, Alex.
10:24Seven.
10:24Two seven, Zach.
10:25Passion.
10:26Passion and?
10:27Yeah, the same.
10:28Both passionate here.
10:31Yes, Martin.
10:32It's passion all round, Nick.
10:34Nothing can beat passion, so let's leave it there.
10:36All right.
10:36Oh, I've got one to beat, Nick.
10:37Apart from Susie.
10:38Susie's a passion killer.
10:40Yeah, I am.
10:41Sorry, Susie.
10:42Perhaps not as nice as passion.
10:43It's parisons.
10:45P-A-R-I-S-O-N-S.
10:47They are rounded masses of glass formed by rolling the substance immediately after removing it from the furnace.
10:55So it's how, it's a technique in glass making.
10:58Rolling, rolling the glass, the hot glass.
11:01Yeah.
11:05Now, I've seen this being done.
11:07It's fascinating.
11:08Hot work.
11:10Mm, I bet.
11:1027 to 14, Zach in the lead.
11:13Alex.
11:14I'll start with a consonant, please.
11:16Thank you, Alex.
11:17D.
11:18And another.
11:20N.
11:21And another.
11:22G.
11:23And another.
11:25M.
11:26And the vowel, please.
11:28O.
11:29And another.
11:30E.
11:31And another.
11:33U.
11:34And the consonant, please.
11:37S.
11:38And another vowel.
11:40And the last one.
11:42E.
11:42And here's the clock.
11:45And here's the clock.
12:15Alex.
12:16Just a five.
12:17A five.
12:18Zach.
12:18Six.
12:20So, Alex.
12:21Found.
12:22And Zach.
12:23Mounds.
12:24Happy enough?
12:25Very happy.
12:26All right.
12:27Martin and Susie.
12:29Any better?
12:30Yeah, there's a seven in there.
12:32The chromosome word, genomes, is in there.
12:34Yeah?
12:35Genomes.
12:36Yes.
12:36A complete set of genes or genetic material in a cell or organism.
12:40Indeed.
12:40Yeah.
12:41And Susie, anything else?
12:42No, that was our best for seven.
12:43Well done.
12:44All right.
12:44So, 33 plays Alex's 14 and it's Zach's numbers game.
12:49Good luck, Zach.
12:50Hi, Rachel.
12:50Can I have one large and the rest small?
12:53You can indeed.
12:54Thank you, Zach.
12:55One large five.
12:56Little.
12:56Coming up.
12:57And for this round, your little numbers are nine, five, eight, six, and four.
13:04And the big one, 25.
13:06And your target, 845.
13:08Eight, four, five.
13:09Eight, four, five.
13:40Zach?
13:41845.
13:42And Alex?
13:43845.
13:43Alex, two.
13:44So, Zach?
13:46Four times eight is 32.
13:48Yep.
13:4932 times 25 is 800.
13:51Here it is.
13:52And five times nine is 45.
13:55Yeah, well done.
13:55And add the two together.
13:56845.
13:57Alex?
13:57Yeah, exactly the same.
13:58Exactly the same.
14:00Very good.
14:01Well done.
14:06So, 43 plays Alex is 24.
14:08As we turn to our money-saving expert, Martin Lewis, editor-in-chief of the company that
14:14he started 13, 12, 13 years ago, moneysavingexpert.com for 100 quid.
14:20Now, my word, it's the biggest in the country, I think.
14:23Actually, for £80, Nick.
14:24I didn't spend that much.
14:26Yes.
14:27Well, actually, something I wanted to talk about, which would be one of the campaigns that I've
14:30been involved in a long time today, was financial education.
14:33And I have a test I do there, which I invented for 15-year-olds primarily, called the good
14:38debt, bad debt test.
14:39And the first question asks about mortgages, if you've saved up well, should you get a
14:43house?
14:43And the answer is yes, and mortgage is a good idea.
14:46And therefore, we're saying, look, debt can be acceptable.
14:48The second question talks about very expensive loans, payday loans.
14:51And I wanted to ask you the third question.
14:54I lost my job six months ago.
14:55I worked in a big city.
14:57And I've just been offered a new job after a lot of trying.
15:00It's in the countryside.
15:02Now, the house I'm going to be able to afford, I can get.
15:05My kid's school is seven miles in one direction, and one of them's got a wonky knee, so they
15:09can't cycle.
15:10And my job is six miles in the other direction.
15:13So I'm going to have to buy a car, because I always used to rely on public transport, and
15:16there is no public transport here.
15:18Cheapest reliable car I can find is £2,000.
15:22But I'm going to need a loan.
15:23And because I haven't got a good credit score, because I've been out of work, it's going
15:26to be at 20% APR.
15:28I can just afford that with the job.
15:31But the job has a three-month probationary period.
15:35So, I can't get the job unless I get the car.
15:38But if I get the car and then lose the job, I'm going to go bust.
15:41I'm going to go bankrupt.
15:42Is getting the car good debt or bad debt?
15:44I'd say it's good, because you can always sell it if it goes wrong after a few months.
15:49Susie?
15:50I'm with Rachel.
15:51Me too.
15:52But I'll get a motorbike instead.
15:54With the kids, the three of them on the back?
15:56Oh, three kids, are there?
15:57There are now.
15:59You can actually.
16:00The Italians do it.
16:00They stack them in front.
16:04So, would you like to know the official answer?
16:06Mm-hmm.
16:06It's neither good debt nor bad debt.
16:08Of course, it depends on the individual.
16:10And that's the reason we give the kids the question.
16:12And many people in life, and one of the reasons this question is so important is that we have
16:16to teach our children when it comes to money, there are sometimes right and wrongs, but
16:20that actually most of what we do in life is about dealing with uncertainty, it's about starting to understand that
16:25sometimes goes back to what I said yesterday, you can make a good decision and have a bad outcome, and
16:31that's just the way life is.
16:33Brilliant.
16:34Well done.
16:36Well done.
16:39They clearly express brilliant stuff.
16:41Now then, Alex.
16:43Can I have a consonant, please?
16:44Thank you, Alex.
16:45X.
16:46And another.
16:48P.
16:49And another.
16:51N.
16:52And another.
16:53D.
16:54And the vowel, please.
16:56O.
16:57And another.
16:58A.
16:59And another.
17:01I.
17:03And a consonant.
17:05J.
17:07And a vowel, please.
17:09And the last one.
17:10Another O.
17:11Countdown.
17:13Countdown.
17:13And a vowel, please.
17:18And a vowel, please.
17:20And a Jason.
17:26Someoneặ, can you.
17:26THE nationwide.
17:27Cool.
17:27Bye.
17:27Bye.
17:27Bye.
17:28Bye.
17:29Bye.
17:35Bye.
17:43Alex the four a four Zach Goodman much the same for all right Alex pond pond and
17:52Zach pond two ponds I hope we get some something more interesting from Martin
17:58and Susie Martin six the join I join yeah yeah and Susie Pooja is there I'm just
18:07five and it is from Hinduism and Buddhism and it's the act of worship thank
18:11you thank you very good 47 to 20 a Zach letters time consonant please thank you
18:19Zach G and another R and another N and another L and a vowel please a another
18:35vowel I and another E and a consonant please D and one more
18:49vowel please and the last one oh stand by
19:24Zach seven seven Alex seven so Zach reading and dealing and dealing yes
19:34fine anything more exciting over there what am I looking at am I looking at a nine
19:39and nine here Wow and a different nine there oh no this is too much so I'm
19:45loading it up and I'll do it again I'm reloading brilliant
19:54and Susie
19:55uh slightly more unusual one perhaps it's a girandol a girandol um g-i-r-a-n-d-o-l
20:02-e and
20:02it's one of those branched supports for candles if they're projecting from the wall oh yeah that
20:07is a girandol oh yeah I'm down really
20:13or light fitting coming out of a wall on a hinge as it were 54 to 35 Alex from 35
20:18and now Alex it's your
20:20numbers game there's Rachel things it's gone so well so far I'll stick with for them for large thank you
20:26Alex and two little trying for some points back right these two little ones are three and four and the
20:33big ones 150 75 and 25 and this time the target 185 185
20:46so
20:58so
21:13Alex yeah 185 185 Zach I think I've got it but not written down well tell us about it okay
21:21100 plus 75 175
21:25uh four times three four times three is 12 sorry four plus three plus the 175 and then
21:3550 divided by two is the two to add on that gets you to 184 then I'm 184 not 185
21:42you could have got it this way to rub salt in the wound but Alex yeah so 175 and then
21:5050 over 25 is
21:5150 over 25 2 and then 2 times 3 plus 4 2 times 3 is 6 plus 4 is 10
21:57yeah and you can add that on
21:58well done so 45 plays 54 as we go to a tea time teaser which is dated Tim and the
22:11clue she dated Tim but
22:14then confessed it was a mistake it was a mistake she dated Tim but then confessed it was a mistake
22:38and the answer is she admitted admitted is the word we're after 45 2 zacks 54 zack letters time
22:50can we start with the consonant again please thank you Zach V and another
22:56r and another w and another f and now a vowel please i and another e and another i and
23:13another
23:15e and then finish with a consonant please and finish with t stand by
23:22again
23:29so
23:52Yes, Zach?
23:53Six.
23:54A six. Alex?
23:55Just a five.
23:57And that five?
23:58Right.
23:59And?
24:00Zach?
24:01Viewer.
24:02Viewer?
24:03Viewer.
24:05Yes.
24:05We happy with that?
24:06We are happy with that.
24:07All right.
24:07Martin?
24:08A couple of other sixes in there.
24:10Review, of course.
24:11Yeah.
24:11The other way around.
24:12I wanted to know, Susie, and not that I have any ulterior motive, because I love mine quite
24:16dearly, can you re-wife?
24:20I don't think so, and I don't think Laura will thank you for that.
24:23No, she won't.
24:24I'll be in trouble when I get out.
24:25You can't.
24:25You'll be pleased to hear.
24:26And nor would I ever want to.
24:28Quite right.
24:28All right.
24:29Anything else, Susie?
24:29Nothing else.
24:30No, there was something else.
24:3160 plays 45.
24:33And Alex, letters game.
24:35Consonant, please.
24:37Alex, R.
24:38And another.
24:40V.
24:41And another.
24:54Countdown.
24:55And a final consonant.
25:01And a final P.
25:04Countdown.
25:36Alex, just a five again.
25:39A five.
25:40Zach Goodman.
25:41A six.
25:42A six.
25:43Alex.
25:44And Zach?
25:45A voids.
25:46And avoids.
25:47Yes.
25:48Very good.
25:49Now, what have we got there?
25:50Susie, Martin.
25:51Well, there's a seven and an eight in there.
25:54Actually, advisor.
25:56And then a really interesting word, diaspora.
26:00Diaspora.
26:00Yeah.
26:00Sort of spreading, I presume, spreading of an ethnic group or race across the world.
26:05Beyond the homeland.
26:05Beyond the homeland.
26:06Yeah.
26:06The diaspora.
26:08Very good.
26:13Very good.
26:15And Susie, that's it?
26:16That was it, yes.
26:16The diaspora.
26:17Yeah.
26:18All right.
26:1966 to 45, Zach in the lead.
26:21And it's Susie's origins of words now.
26:24Susie.
26:25Well, I have to thank Martin for this one today because he was asking me in the course of the
26:30week
26:30where the word scam comes from.
26:33That goes back to scamp.
26:35And the original scamp, believe it or not, in the 17th century was a highwayman.
26:40The ultimate source of scamp and indeed scam is scampare, words in Latin.
26:45The camp bit is the key bit.
26:46It meant to decamp, usually to run off in a hurry, having committed some sort of crime.
26:52Charleston goes back to a fast talker, a babbler.
26:57It goes back to the Italian charlare, which meant to babble.
27:00So it was basically somebody who talked so fast you couldn't keep up with words that
27:05were meant to deceive you.
27:07Is that you?
27:08Yes.
27:08And quack is another one that goes back to fast talking because the quack part was part
27:13of quacksalver, a Dutch word for a fast talking prattler.
27:17The quack meant to prattle.
27:20And the salver was the, we talk about a salve today, an ointment.
27:24So it was somebody who tried to, with his sales patter, tried to sell some ointment.
27:29And finally, spam, you asked me about spam yesterday, another curse of the internet.
27:34Spam, of course, goes all the way back to that wonderful Monty Python sketch when they're
27:39sitting in a restaurant and anything, everything on the menu is spam.
27:42Of course, the proprietary name for the spiced ham, we think it's a contraction of spiced
27:47ham.
27:48But yeah, spam, spam, spam was all there was in the menu.
27:50And the idea of being flooded with things of slightly inferior quality came into the internet
27:55and is still in use today.
27:57Well done.
28:04Always a joy.
28:05Susie's origins of words, always a joy.
28:08Now, Zach, down to business.
28:11Letters game.
28:12Can we start with a consonant, please?
28:14Thank you, Zach.
28:15D.
28:16And another.
28:18W.
28:23And one more consonant.
28:26K.
28:27And a vowel, please.
28:29O.
28:30And another one.
28:32U.
28:34And another one.
28:36O.
28:38And another one.
28:40E.
28:42And a consonant, please.
28:44And lastly, F.
28:46Stand by.
28:48Life.
29:05If you're looking up.
29:05Ein patience.
29:05Jake.
29:05And a consonant, please.
29:06We should be looking up.
29:06Take care.
29:06Do have a connection.
29:07a connection withüllt. Do have
29:07anität, please. Do have
29:07a connection. And the
29:09next one. Take care.
29:10connection. Doing your郵
29:10ooze.jarole Jane,
29:17Do have cameras.
29:17In cast there.
29:18Zach six and Alex six two sixes Zach that worked worked and yeah same thing both work just check
29:28it out with Zach that's well done and Martin no nothing in there to be to six at all the
29:35work
29:35there were a number of sixes in there forked was in there and various others but no can't
29:39no advances of six well done can't beat it all right 72 to 51 Zach in the lead Alex final
29:46letters
29:47game continent please thank you Alex ah and the vowel a and the consonant T and the vowel oh and
29:59the consonant s and a vowel e and a consonant ah and a vowel you and a consonant and the
30:14last one T
30:16and here's the countdown clock
30:22so
30:53Alex Taurus Taurus and a starter starter absolutely fine can we beat seven just yes well I'm I Susie has
31:05got an eight and I'm having an argument over a seven with her because and I've got the word
31:09tartars yeah as in as somebody who is a credit card tart or a savings tart and the people who
31:15do that
31:15are tartars and its language that I would use all the time tart has always been the agent now anyway
31:19so you don't need the ER no they're tartars the collective noun for a group of people who taught
31:25a task yes anymore for anymore outstair fate outstair thank you very much and calm that Martin down now
31:3779 to 58 final numbers game Zach one from the top and the rest small piece thank you Zach one
31:44large five
31:45little for the final numbers game today and these little ones are six three eight one and three and
31:53the big one 25 and the target 121 one two one
32:02so
32:14so
32:15so
32:30Zach?
32:311, 2, 1.
32:321, 2, 1.
32:33Alex?
32:34Yeah, 1, 2, 1.
32:34Thanks.
32:35Zach?
32:368 minus 3 is 5.
32:38Yep.
32:385 times 25 is 125.
32:41It is indeed.
32:423 plus 1.
32:43The other 3 for 4.
32:45And you minus it off for 1, 2, 1.
32:48Perfect.
32:48Well done, Alex.
32:49Same thing.
32:50Exactly right?
32:51Yeah.
32:51All right.
32:52So.
32:56We've just caught standing 89 to 68.
32:59Zach in the lead there.
33:01We turn to our final game.
33:03It's the conundrum game.
33:04Gentlemen, fingers on buzzers.
33:06Let's reveal today's countdown conundrum.
33:39We're stumped and stumped up here, but who in the audience?
33:41Yeah.
33:42Yes, you, sir.
33:44Cathedral.
33:44Cathedral.
33:45Let's see whether you're right.
33:48Cathedral.
33:48Well done.
33:54Well done indeed.
33:56Well done.
33:56Well done.
33:57So, Zach, congratulations.
34:00Good win, 89.
34:01Alex, good score as well.
34:03But today, it's Zach Goodman's day.
34:06So, Zach, we shall see you tomorrow.
34:09And, Alex, please take this back with you.
34:12But you're back to your medical studies in Newcastle.
34:15Thanks for coming.
34:15Thanks for playing so well.
34:17Well done indeed.
34:19Martin, we shall see you tomorrow.
34:21Indeed.
34:21And Susie too.
34:22Thank you so much.
34:24And Rachel as well.
34:25I'll be back again.
34:26Yeah, see you tomorrow.
34:26See you tomorrow.
34:27Same time, same place.
34:28You be sure of it.
34:29A very good afternoon.
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