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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio on the very day that way back in 1976, 40 years ago,
00:37the launch of high-speed trains, the intercity train and the intercity 125 took place. Extraordinary. The day of the
00:46high-speed train had arrived.
00:47And, of course, nowadays, train travel is so popular. I think it's doubled, Rachel, over the last 10 or 15
00:55years. I once did a thing. Do you know that Room 101?
00:59Yeah.
01:00And you have to rant on about something. I ranted on about the amount of announcements on trains.
01:07How they go on and on and on about taking your luggage with you and the name of the... All
01:12this carry-on.
01:12Anyway, ever since then, I've been tormented by the guard who would turn up at the table and say, well,
01:17was that one all right?
01:19Yeah.
01:19There's a few things I could... They're always cold. And the one I used to commute from Essex to London...
01:24Yeah.
01:24...and that train is called the Vomit Comet on Friday night because everyone goes out in the city after work
01:30and then gets one of the last trains home.
01:32And you can imagine why it's been so named.
01:35How awful. They hose it down later on that night, I suppose.
01:39Yeah.
01:40Anyway, let's move on here. Rachel, we've got a Kenna Gukwo here from Kirk in Tillock near Glasgow.
01:47Had a great, great first game yesterday. Came through strongly with a score of 109 points.
01:53Tremendous performance. Well done. Well done. All right.
01:56And you're joined today by Jamie Smith. Jamie from Ipswich runs an outside catering business.
02:03Are you just in Ipswich or working in Ipswich or all around the county?
02:06All over Essex. All over the eastern counties, really.
02:08Oh, yeah.
02:08Sometimes going to London a little bit.
02:10Good for you. And you're a big cricket man.
02:12Love my cricket.
02:13Off for... You watch the Ashes in Australia.
02:15Yeah, I went in 2010. It was probably one of the best experiences of my life.
02:19Good for you.
02:19I went on my own. My best friend lives over there, so that was great.
02:23Oh, I know. And you also strolled across Sydney Harbour Bridge.
02:27Yes. Amazing.
02:28Good fun?
02:29Very good fun.
02:30High up.
02:31Good-looking city?
02:32Very good-looking city.
02:33I'll make it there one day.
02:35Anyway, there we are. Well, welcome, Jamie.
02:37And to Kenna. Welcome back. Let's have a big round of applause.
02:46And over the corner, of course, Susie.
02:49And once again, the wonderful Pam Ayers. Welcome back, Pam.
02:51Thank you, Nick.
02:52That was a cracking poem yesterday. More today.
02:55You're a great guest. You're a great guest.
02:56Now then, to Kenna. Let's get down to business. Letters game.
03:00Hello, Rachel.
03:00Hi, Kenna.
03:01Can I start with a consonant, please?
03:03You can, indeed. Thank you. Start today with Y.
03:06I don't know.
03:10Audience, L.
03:12Another consonant, please.
03:14L.
03:16And another one.
03:18R.
03:18And a vowel.
03:22E.
03:24And another vowel.
03:26You can get me out of that. I.
03:28And another one.
03:30A.
03:32And a consonant.
03:35P.
03:37And another consonant.
03:40L.
03:42And another consonant, please.
03:44And the last one.
03:45M.
03:46And here's the countdown clock.
04:03And another consonant, please.
04:04And another consonant, please.
04:04And another consonant, please.
04:04And another consonant, please.
04:05And another consonant, please.
04:06And another consonant, please.
04:07And another consonant, please.
04:07And another consonant, please.
04:07And another consonant, please.
04:07And another consonant, please.
04:07And another consonant, please.
04:08And another consonant, please.
04:08And another consonant, please.
04:09And another consonant, please.
04:09And another consonant, please.
04:09And another consonant, please.
04:10And another consonant, please.
04:10And another consonant, please.
04:12And another consonant, please.
04:13And another consonant, please.
04:19Ikenna.
04:20I think I've got a seven.
04:22A seven.
04:22And Jamie?
04:23I think I've got a seven.
04:26Ikenna.
04:27Impaler.
04:28And Jamie Smith.
04:30I have impaler as well.
04:31I've done.
04:33All right.
04:33How's that?
04:34OK.
04:35Any more impalers?
04:36We didn't have that one, actually.
04:37No, we didn't.
04:38We're impressed.
04:39We have, however, got an interesting one.
04:42We've got lumprey.
04:43Lumprey.
04:44Eel-like.
04:45And they've got those sucker mouths.
04:46Yeah, they've got a sucker, like a leech at the front end, I think, haven't they?
04:51Lumprey.
04:51Very good.
04:52Seven points apiece.
04:54Jamie, let us go.
04:56Good afternoon, Rachel.
04:57Afternoon, Jamie.
04:57Could I have a consonant to start with, please?
04:59Start with S.
05:01A vowel.
05:03U.
05:05Vowel.
05:06I.
05:08Consonant.
05:09Q.
05:11Another consonant.
05:14N.
05:15Vowel.
05:17O.
05:18Vowel.
05:21U.
05:23Consonant.
05:25R.
05:28And a con...
05:29A vowel, sorry.
05:31And lastly, A.
05:33Done by.
05:34wan.
05:35L народ.
05:35Bologna.
05:35insane.
05:48I.
05:50Ooh.
05:51I.
05:51Do.
06:02Do.
06:03Do.
06:03Do.action.
06:04Do.
06:05Jamie.
06:06I'm going to go with a six, please.
06:09Ikenna.
06:09I'll try a six.
06:10Jamie.
06:11Coins.
06:13Ikenna.
06:13I've got corns, Q-O-R-N-S.
06:16I think it is capitalised, and yes, it's a trademark,
06:23so it's got a capital Q, I'm afraid, Ikenna.
06:25Sorry about that.
06:27Coin, architectural term, absolutely fine.
06:29External angle of a wall or building.
06:31Indeed.
06:32Yeah.
06:32Well done.
06:33And in the corner.
06:34Well, I know people pronounce this in all sorts of different ways,
06:38but I think it's quinoa.
06:40Yes.
06:40Is that right, Susie?
06:41Yes.
06:42And that's seven.
06:43If you don't have an S on it, which it's a mass noun,
06:46but using our food rule that you might like to order a couple of quinoas
06:49in a, it's stretching it a little bit, but in a restaurant possibly.
06:53All right.
06:5413, please.
06:56Ikenna's seven, and it's Ikenna's numbers game now.
07:00Right.
07:00Rachel, can I have one large and five small, please?
07:04You can indeed.
07:04Thank you, Ikenna.
07:05One big one, five little ones.
07:07And for the first time today, your numbers are eight, six, seven,
07:13eight, four, and 50.
07:16And the target, 327.
07:19Three, two, seven.
07:20One big one, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, six, seven, seven,
07:30seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven,
07:30seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven,
07:30seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven,
07:30seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven,
07:30seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven
07:51Yes, you can.
07:53Just 325.
07:56Two away, Jamie.
07:57I have 327.
07:59327. Right, Jamie.
08:0150 times 6.
08:0350 times 6, 300.
08:05And I believe if you add all the others together, that's 27, which makes 327.
08:098 and... 8 and 4 and 7.
08:1327, perfect. Well done.
08:14Well done.
08:19Wow. Jamie on 23, Kenner 7, as we turn to our first teatime teaser, which is Dan Green.
08:26And the clue. Dan shouldn't cross when the lights are on green. He'll do this.
08:31Dan shouldn't cross when the lights are on green. He'll do this.
08:50Well, welcome back. I left with the clue, Dan shouldn't cross when the lights are on green.
08:54He'll do this.
08:56And the answer is in danger.
08:57He'll endanger himself and, more importantly, others in danger.
09:01So, 23 plays, Kenner 7. Jamie's on 23. And it's Jamie's letters game.
09:08Could I have a consonant, please, Mitchell?
09:10Thank you, Jamie.
09:11T.
09:12And a consonant.
09:15F.
09:16And another.
09:19S.
09:19And a vowel.
09:21O.
09:22And another.
09:24E.
09:26And another.
09:28U.
09:29And a consonant.
09:31G.
09:33And a consonant.
09:35K.
09:39And a consonant.
09:41And the last one.
09:42R.
09:44Countdown.
09:44And a consonant.
09:47And a consonant.
10:13R.
10:14Jamie. Only a six. And Ikenna. Six. Jamie. Grouts. Ikenna. Grouts. Pam and Susie. What combined brilliance have you got?
10:28Tofu. Not very, not very brilliant. But we've also got one that sounds absolutely horrible. We've got four guts. What's
10:37that?
10:37What's that? The upper part of the gut coming up towards the mouth. They are your four guts. We wish
10:45we hadn't said that. I do rather, yeah. There is a slightly nicer one. I'm not sure if you approve
10:50of this because it's quite new. But it's a seven to ego surf. Which is to look yourself up on
10:56a search engine and see what comes back. Ego surf.
11:0129 plays 13. And Ikenna, let us go.
11:06Rachel, can I have a consonant, please? Thank you, Ikenna. B. And another one?
11:13S. And another one?
11:16N. And a vowel, please?
11:20E. And another one?
11:24A. And another one?
11:27I. And another vowel, please?
11:33E. Consonant?
11:36D. And another consonant, please?
11:40And lastly, R.
11:43Stand by.
11:44And another one?
11:45And another vowel.illy
12:15Ikenna.
12:16Seven.
12:17A seven, yes, Jamie.
12:18A seven also.
12:20Ikenna.
12:20Bandier.
12:22Bandier and braised.
12:24Absolutely fine.
12:25There we go.
12:26And in the corner, can we match that?
12:29I think we have got two good ones.
12:31We've got brained.
12:32Yes.
12:33And, for eight, yes, brandies.
12:37Ah, that's better.
12:38A couple of brandies.
12:39Yeah.
12:40Brandies.
12:41Ah.
12:44Excellent.
12:4536 to 20.
12:47And, Jamie, numbers game.
12:48Could I have one large, please?
12:50You can indeed.
12:50Thank you, Jamie.
12:51One large and five little.
12:54And this time, the numbers are eight, four, one, five, two.
13:00And the large one, 100.
13:03And the target, 647.
13:05Six, four, seven.
13:08Six, four, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five,
13:19five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five,
13:21five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five,
13:21five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five,
13:21five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five,
13:21five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five
13:37Jamie.
13:38647.
13:39Ikema.
13:40648.
13:41648.
13:42So, Jamie.
13:44So, I've done the 100 plus the 8.
13:46108.
13:474 plus the 2.
13:494 plus 2 for the 6.
13:50Multiply that.
13:52648.
13:52And take away the 1.
13:54647.
13:54Lovely.
13:55Well done.
13:56Well done indeed.
14:00So, 46 to Ikema's 20, but there's still time, a lot of time, as we link to Pam.
14:06Now then, Pam, what have you got for us this afternoon?
14:09Well, I'm thinking about being a parent today, Nick, and I'm going to do one little poem and one slightly
14:15longer.
14:15And the first one is about how pleased I was when I had a baby son.
14:21My baby's eyes are bluer than yours.
14:24He's got much more hair and he's stronger.
14:27He's ever so bright and he sleeps through the night and of our two, I'd say mine is longer.
14:34I swear it's the truth.
14:36I swear it's the truth.
14:36Mine is cutting a tooth.
14:38And he's obviously going to be tall.
14:41So, it's hard to explain, now I've looked at your...
14:45Wayne.
14:46Why are you bothered to have one at all?
14:50So, that's the first one.
14:52And the second one I wrote after I went to see my son play rugby when he was about 17.
14:58And I didn't recognise him because he looked so grown up and he had one of those big sort of
15:03skull caps on and a mouth guard and padded shoulders.
15:06I didn't even know it was my own son.
15:09How can that be my baby?
15:12How can that be my son?
15:15Standing on a rugger pitch, more than six feet one.
15:19The steam is rising from him.
15:21His legs are streaked with blood.
15:24And he wears a yellow mouth guard in a face that's black with mud.
15:29How can that be my baby?
15:32How can he look like that?
15:34I used to sit him on my knee and read him postman pack.
15:38And those little ears with cotton buds I kept in perfect shape.
15:43But now they're big and purple and they're fastened back with tape.
15:49How can that be my baby?
15:51When did he reach that size?
15:54What happened to his wellies with the little froggy eyes?
15:59His shirt is on one shoulder but it's hanging off the other.
16:03And the little baffled person at his feet is me, his mother.
16:17Lovely stuff.
16:18Well done.
16:1946 plays 20.
16:21Jamie in the lead and let's see what Akena's going to do now.
16:24Letters care, McKenna.
16:25Right.
16:26Can I have a consonant, please?
16:27Thank you, McKenna.
16:29N.
16:30And another one.
16:32Z.
16:34And another one.
16:36S.
16:37And another one.
16:40D.
16:42Can I have a vowel?
16:43A.
16:45And another one.
16:47U.
16:49And another one.
16:51O.
16:53And can I have a consonant?
16:56T.
16:58And another consonant, please.
17:00And the last one.
17:01R.
17:03Countdown.
17:03T.
17:05T.
17:05I don't know.
17:16I don't know.
17:46Very nice.
17:46Very good.
17:47Very good.
17:48Excellent.
17:49Now, Pam.
17:50We are in the arid wastes.
17:52We've got tundras, which is seven.
17:54Yes.
17:55And rotundas.
17:58The rotundas.
17:59Rotundas, yes.
18:00Which is eight.
18:01Very good.
18:02That's great.
18:05Well done.
18:05Now, Jamie.
18:07Letters game.
18:08Consonant, please.
18:09Thank you, Jamie.
18:11W.
18:11And another.
18:14R.
18:15And another.
18:18S.
18:19And a vowel.
18:21E.
18:22And another.
18:24A.
18:25And another.
18:27U.
18:29And a consonant.
18:31N.
18:32And another.
18:35G.
18:37I'll finish with a vowel, please.
18:39And finish with I.
18:42And here's the countdown clock.
18:44We will be postponed
18:54I.
18:57I.
18:59I.
19:00I.
19:07I.
19:09I.
19:12I.
19:14Yes, Jamie.
19:15I have an eight.
19:16An eight.
19:18I have an eight.
19:18I have an eight as well.
19:20All right.
19:20Jamie.
19:22Swearing.
19:23And?
19:24Swearing.
19:25Swearing too?
19:26All right.
19:31Thanks, McKenna.
19:32Now, any more swearing?
19:34No, yes, there's a lot of swearing going on today.
19:36We've got swearing as well over here.
19:38Yes.
19:38And we've also got guineas, which is a nice sort of old-fashioned word now, isn't it?
19:43Guineas.
19:43Guineas, yes.
19:45Yes, the coin.
19:46Excellent.
19:47And now, with the score standing at 61 to Jamie, Akena on 28.
19:50It's Akena's numbers game.
19:51Good luck, Akena.
19:52Rachel, can I have two large and four small, please?
19:55You can, indeed.
19:56Thank you, Akena.
19:56Two large, four.
19:58A little coming up for you.
19:59And for this round, the numbers are seven, ten, nine.
20:04Another nine.
20:05And the large one's 25 and 75.
20:09And the target, 724.
20:12Seven to four.
20:13Aka.
20:13Aka.
20:41Aka.
20:42Aka.
20:43Aka.
20:44Ikenna.
20:45724.
20:46Thank you, Jamie.
20:47724.
20:49Ikenna.
20:5075 by 10.
20:52750.
20:54Added 9 over 9.
20:55Is 1.
20:57Add that 1 to the 25.
20:594, 26.
21:00750 minus 26.
21:02Perfect, 724.
21:03Thank you, Jamie.
21:05Almost exactly the same.
21:06I did 75 times 10 minus the 25.
21:09And then 9 over the 9 is the 1.
21:11Exactly the same, yeah.
21:12There we go.
21:13APPLAUSE
21:18Jamie's still maintaining his lead
21:20as we turn to our second tea time teaser,
21:23which is I do lousy.
21:25And the clue, I do behave in a very lousy fashion at times.
21:29I do behave in a very lousy fashion at times.
21:46Welcome back.
21:47I left with a clue.
21:49I do behave in a very lousy fashion at times.
21:52And the answer is...
21:54Odeously.
21:56Odeously.
21:5738 plays 71.
21:59Jamie on 71.
22:00And it's Jamie's letters game.
22:02Could I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
22:04Thank you, Jamie.
22:05F.
22:06I'll have a vowel.
22:08A.
22:09And another.
22:11E.
22:12And a consonant.
22:14D.
22:15And another.
22:17X.
22:19And a vowel.
22:21A.
22:23And a vowel.
22:25I.
22:26And a consonant.
22:28T.
22:29And another.
22:30And lastly, R.
22:33Stand by.
22:35And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:56And a vowel.
23:04Jamie, I have a seven.
23:07And Ikenna, just a six.
23:09And that's six.
23:11Tirade.
23:12A tirade, indeed.
23:13Jamie, radiate.
23:15To radiate.
23:16Very nice.
23:17Yes.
23:17Very good.
23:18We've got a word which you could have used to describe how my mother felt about Elvis Presley.
23:23We've got fixated.
23:26Really?
23:27Yeah.
23:28Now, Susie, anything else?
23:29No, that was our single seven, that one fixated.
23:32Very good.
23:33All right.
23:33Seventy-eight to thirty-eight.
23:35And Ikenna, letters game for you.
23:37Mitchell, can I have a consonant, please?
23:39Thank you, Ikenna.
23:41S.
23:41And another one?
23:44T.
23:45And another one?
23:47T.
23:49And another one?
23:50T.
23:52And I have a vowel this time?
23:55E.
23:56And another one?
23:57I.
23:59And another one?
24:01O.
24:04And a consonant?
24:07R.
24:09And another vowel this time?
24:12And the last one?
24:14E.
24:15Stand by.
24:16pickles
24:18and a consonant.
24:19And another word hits me again.
24:32And another one?
24:32And another one?
24:38So, it's hard with me.
24:48Yes, Kenner.
24:49Seven.
24:50Seven, Jamie?
24:51Seven also.
24:52Yes, Kenner.
24:53Editors.
24:54And, Jamie, distort.
24:57Can we match that seven?
24:58I think we've probably got an eight,
25:00which might describe a pony at a Gymkhana with rosetted.
25:05Is that right?
25:05Yes, rosetted.
25:06Yeah, rosetted.
25:07Very good.
25:08Rosetted.
25:14So there we go.
25:15So, Susie, you're on.
25:17Your special origins of words.
25:20And today?
25:21Today I'm going to give you a bit of a whirlwind tour of milk,
25:24at least milk in language terms.
25:27And I'll start with the galaxy and, indeed, the Milky Way,
25:31because the idea of the whiteness of the Milky Way
25:33being similar to that of milk is a very ancient one
25:36that predates even the earliest days of English.
25:40And we take our word galaxy from the Greek galaxias,
25:43which in turn came from gala, meaning milk.
25:46And Milky Way was already in use in Chaucer's Day,
25:49so they go back a very, very long way.
25:52But milk lies behind other words in English
25:54where you might not expect them.
25:57Lettuce, for example.
25:58You might think, lettuce, what has that got to do with milk?
26:00It's directly named after milk,
26:03because if you squeeze a bit of lettuce,
26:05a bit of milky white juice comes out.
26:07And it's that property that probably accounts for the word.
26:10It goes back to the Latin lactuta,
26:12which, of course, gave us lactate,
26:14as well as many other words to do with milk.
26:18Dragon's milk was an old term for beer.
26:22And sometimes, as well, I think, for gin.
26:24Mother's milk certainly was a euphemism for gin
26:26when people used to tiptoe around,
26:28you know, going off to drink a few.
26:32Balderdash once was a very unappetising concoction
26:34of milk and beer.
26:36And siya-saka, one of my favourites.
26:38Siya-saka goes back to the Persian.
26:41It's that striped cloth.
26:42But actually, in Persian, it means literally milk and sugar
26:45to describe, really, the variation of the stripe
26:48when you look at it.
26:50So, there you go.
26:51Milk hidden, surprisingly, behind quite a few words in English.
26:54Well done. Thank you.
26:59Excellent, Susie, as ever.
27:01So, 85 to Jamie.
27:03Ikenna on 45.
27:04And we turn you to Jamie for the penultimate letters game.
27:09Can I have a consonant, please?
27:10Thank you, Jamie.
27:11M.
27:12And another?
27:14S.
27:16And another?
27:17L.
27:19And a vowel?
27:21O.
27:22And another?
27:23I.
27:24And another?
27:26E.
27:27And a consonant?
27:29W.
27:31And another?
27:33P.
27:36And another consonant, please.
27:38And lastly, C.
27:40And here's the countdown clock.
27:45C.
27:45C.
28:13MUSIC CONTINUES
28:15MUSIC CONTINUES
28:46But, none's nowhere.
28:47And also we have polemics but I'm not sure what that means.
28:50I'll ask Susie about that one.
28:52Yes, the practice of engaging in controversial debate or dispute.
28:5693 plays.
28:5845, Ikenna.
28:59Final letters game for you.
29:01Good luck.
29:01Can I have a consonant this time?
29:03Thank you, Ikenna.
29:04N.
29:06An event.
29:08I.
29:08and another consonant T and a vowel O can I have a consonant L and a vowel E
29:26another vowel O another consonant S and another consonant please and to finish P
29:41done by
30:14Ikenna.
30:15Eight.
30:16And Jamie.
30:17Eight also.
30:19Ikenna.
30:20Loopiest.
30:21Now then.
30:22And I'm going loopy also.
30:25Loopiest.
30:26Well done.
30:27Anybody loopy in the corner?
30:29We were for a bit, yes.
30:31Yeah, we did to get loopiest.
30:34We've also got a terrible red thing my mother used to buy from the butchers.
30:39Polonies.
30:40Sort of a sausage.
30:41Oh, yes.
30:42Polonies, yeah.
30:43So.
30:44Yep, that's another eight.
30:45That's an eight.
30:46So, yeah, we're quite pleased with our polonies.
30:49I think we'll leave it there.
30:50Well done.
30:51All right, 101 to Jamie.
30:52Look, Ikenna on 53.
30:54And it's Jamie's numbers game.
30:57Jamie.
30:58I'll have one large, please, Rachel.
30:59Thank you, Jamie.
31:00One from the top row.
31:01And five other ones to finish the day.
31:03And these last numbers are eight, ten, six, three, four.
31:10And the large one, 75.
31:12And the target, 997.
31:15Nine, nine, seven.
31:47Jamie?
31:48Just 996.
31:50One away.
31:51Kenna?
31:53No, we're back with you, Jamie.
31:55So I've done...
31:58No, I've lost it.
31:59It's gone.
32:00I'm sorry.
32:01Both down.
32:03Over to you, Rachel.
32:04997.
32:05Yes, if you say 75...
32:09Minus 4 is 71.
32:118 plus 6 is 14.
32:15Times them together for 994.
32:18And add on the 3, 997.
32:20Well done.
32:21Thank you, Rachel.
32:25So here we go.
32:26101, still plays 53.
32:28As we turn to the final round, conundrum time.
32:31Gentlemen, Kenna, Jamie, fingers on buzzers.
32:34Let's roll today's Countdown Conundrum.
32:54Jamie?
32:55Emittance?
32:57Let's have a look.
32:59No.
33:00Down to you, Kenna.
33:18I just wanted to press the buzzer one last time before I get out of here.
33:23Who in the audience...
33:24I see a hand.
33:25Yes, sir.
33:25Minus Meade.
33:27Let's see whether you're right.
33:28Here it comes.
33:29Minus Meade.
33:32Oh, dear.
33:35Oh, dear.
33:36Well done, Jamie.
33:37Oh, Kenna.
33:39You did so well.
33:41Yes, 109 points.
33:42They all sort of deserted you.
33:44And maybe a couple of brandies might help.
33:47You're going to go home with your brandies, your goodie bag and a teapot.
33:53And thank you very much for coming.
33:55You're a good sport.
33:56All right.
33:56Well done.
33:57Jamie, cracking score.
33:59Brilliant.
33:59Thank you very much.
34:00All right.
34:00Well done.
34:01And we'll see you tomorrow, Pam, for the last time until we get you back.
34:04Yes.
34:05Oh, yes.
34:06Well, I look forward to it.
34:07Indeed we do.
34:08Susie?
34:09See you tomorrow.
34:10Sorry, Nick.
34:11We're getting through the teapots at the moment.
34:12We're going to have to make a call to the accountant up the budget.
34:15Getting through more winning contestants.
34:17All right.
34:18We'll see you tomorrow.
34:19See you tomorrow.
34:19See you tomorrow.
34:20Same time, same place.
34:21You'll be sure of it.
34:21A very good afternoon.
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