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00:00Good afternoon, good afternoon, good afternoon to the very noisy crowd.
00:04Good afternoon, and welcome to the Countdown studio.
00:07Now, we've all heard that phrase, I'm just taking the dog out for a walk.
00:10Well, way back in 1957, on this very day, a dog not only went for a walk,
00:16it actually found itself strapped on top of a Soviet rocket
00:20and propelled at tremendous speed into orbit.
00:23It was none other than poor little Laika.
00:25One minute, it's a stray dog on the streets of Moscow.
00:28The next minute, it's world-famous, orbiting the Earth.
00:33So there we are. Laika, the first living creature to orbit the Earth.
00:37You do see animals in strange places.
00:39What really amused me in that great film, Rachel, the commitments.
00:44There was a wonderful scene when a young lad is leading a horse
00:47into an elevator of his block of flats, and somebody says,
00:51were you taking that horse in the lift?
00:54And the boy says, well, I live on the 15th floor.
00:57The stairs would kill him, which I thought was rather amusing.
01:01Have you ever seen an animal in a surprising place?
01:05Um, well, I went to Rome this summer, and there's, um, have you been there?
01:09There's a place called Largo de Argentina, something like that.
01:12And it's where Caesar was murdered, where he was killed.
01:16But now it's just over a run, or not over a run, it's rescue cats.
01:19They all live there.
01:19So there's all these ancient Roman ruins on all the different levels
01:22from all the various time periods, and then there's these rescue cats
01:26bathing in the sun and getting fed and having a great time.
01:29Oh, so they're actually cared for and looked after.
01:32Yeah, there's a local charity that looks after them.
01:34Well, I'm dashed.
01:35Very nice place to live if you're a cat.
01:36I guess so, I guess so.
01:38It wasn't great for Caesar.
01:40No, it was worn, no.
01:41All right.
01:43Rick's back again, Rachel.
01:45Four wins under his belt.
01:46Brilliant stuff.
01:47You're joined now by Andy Goebel from Southend-on-Sea,
01:50where, with your wife Sandy, I think, you run a website for craft items.
01:55That's right, yes.
01:56You're a big Doctor Who fan who's been watching since the Tom Baker days,
02:00which is a long time ago.
02:01And our guest, of course, was in Doctor Who,
02:04and maybe you'll be able to ask him a little bit about the wonderful Tom Baker.
02:09Let's have a big round of applause for Rick and Andy.
02:17And over in Dictionary Corner, Susie, of course,
02:20and from Shakespeare to only Fools and Horses and, indeed, Doctor Who,
02:24it's actor John Chalice.
02:26Welcome back, John.
02:28Welcome back.
02:28Thank you, Nick.
02:29Now then, Rick, let's have a letters game, shall we?
02:31Afternoon, Rachel.
02:32Afternoon, Rick.
02:33Can we start with a consonant, please?
02:34Thanks.
02:35Start today with D.
02:37And another, please.
02:40S.
02:40And another.
02:43N.
02:44And a vowel.
02:46E.
02:46And another.
02:49A.
02:50And a consonant.
02:52F.
02:54And another.
02:56Y.
02:57And a vowel.
03:00O.
03:01And a final consonant, please.
03:03And a last one.
03:04R.
03:05And here's the countdown clock.
03:08This programme just appears we found at Dictionary a jour.
03:08And a vowel.
03:12But a vowel.
03:12And a vowel.
03:21And a vowel.
03:29And a vowel.
03:33This name was the vowel.
03:33And a vowel.
03:37Yes, Rick?
03:38Just a six.
03:39A six, Andy?
03:40Six.
03:42Yonder.
03:43Yonder, yes, Andy.
03:45Ferns.
03:47Yes.
03:47So sixes all round.
03:49What about the corner?
03:51Susie and John's up to something, I think.
03:53I think we've got a seven forayed.
03:56Yes.
03:57To make or go on a foray.
04:00Foray, far and wide.
04:02Yes.
04:02Far and wide.
04:03In fact, yonder, even.
04:05Yonder, exactly.
04:06I just need to check on the spelling of Ferns.
04:08Is it with an A that you were putting in?
04:10F-E-A-R-N-S.
04:12Yes, just F-E-R-N-S, unfortunately.
04:14So, sorry.
04:15You're thinking of Fern Cotton, I think.
04:17Yeah, probably.
04:19That's it?
04:19Yes.
04:20All right.
04:21Six points to Rick and it's Andy's letters game.
04:24Hi, Rachel.
04:24Could I have a consonant, please?
04:26You can indeed, thank you.
04:27S.
04:29And a vowel?
04:31U.
04:31And a consonant?
04:34N.
04:36And a consonant?
04:39S.
04:40And a vowel?
04:42I.
04:43And a vowel?
04:45O.
04:46And a consonant?
04:49T.
04:51And a consonant?
04:53W.
04:55And a vowel, please.
04:58And the last one.
04:59E.
05:00Stand by.
05:06And a vowel, please.
05:19And a vowel, please.
05:19And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:21And a vowel, please.
05:24And a vowel, please.
05:31Andy.
05:32Seven.
05:33A seven.
05:34Rick?
05:34Eight.
05:35And an eight.
05:36Yes.
05:37Andy.
05:38Townies.
05:39Townies and?
05:40Snowiest.
05:41Well done, well spotted.
05:42Yeah, that's a good one.
05:42Snowiest, well done.
05:47Snowiest.
05:48Any advances on eight?
05:50No.
05:50Got a seven witness, but that's not eight, is it?
05:54It's only seven.
05:55Almost.
05:56Anything else, Susie?
05:58Snowiest was tops for us as well.
05:59That's it, well done.
06:00Snowiest, and it's 14 points to Rick, and it's Rick's numbers game now.
06:06One from the top, five little ones, please.
06:08Thank you, Rick.
06:08One large, five little coming up, and this time they are ten, two, six, one, four, and 75.
06:20And the target, 126.
06:22One, two, six.
06:55One, two, six.
06:59Yes, Rick?
06:59Uh, 75 minus ten.
07:0265.
07:03Times two.
07:04130.
07:06Uh, minus the four.
07:08Perfect.
07:09One, two, six.
07:09Andy.
07:10Uh, two times 75.
07:12150.
07:13And four multiplied by six, 24.
07:16Yep.
07:16Take that away.
07:17Well done.
07:17Lovely.
07:18Thank you, well done.
07:22So, 24 plays at ten.
07:24Andy on ten, as we turn to our first tea time teaser, which is Paddy One.
07:29And the clue, Paddy One, first prize in the baking competition with this.
07:34Paddy One, first prize in the baking competition with this.
07:53Welcome back.
07:55I left with a clue.
07:56Paddy One, first prize in the baking competition with this.
07:59With what?
08:00Why?
08:01With a pan dowdy.
08:03A pan dowdy.
08:04What's that when it's at home?
08:05Delicious.
08:06Spiced apple pudding baked in a deep dish.
08:09Uh, and, uh, North American.
08:11I think originally from Massachusetts.
08:13Uh, mid-19th century, but we don't know where the word came from.
08:15So it's like bread and butter pudding sort of thing?
08:17Well, possibly, or apple charlotte or something like that, maybe.
08:21A pan dowdy.
08:21Mm.
08:22Thank you very much.
08:23Sounds good.
08:2424, please.
08:25Ten, and it's, uh, Andy's letters game now.
08:28Andy.
08:29Uh, can I have a consonant, please?
08:30Thank you, Andy.
08:31T.
08:32And a vowel.
08:34I.
08:34And a consonant.
08:37S.
08:38And a consonant.
08:41V.
08:43And a vowel.
08:45E.
08:46And a vowel.
08:49O.
08:50And a consonant.
08:52B.
08:54And a consonant.
08:56T.
08:58And another consonant.
09:01And lastly, M.
09:03Standby.
09:05And a consonant.
09:22And a consonant.
09:23And a consonant.
09:23And a consonant.
09:23And a consonant.
09:24And a consonant.
09:24And a consonant.
09:25And a consonant.
09:34Andy? A six. A six. Seven. And a seven from Rick. Andy? Movies. Movies and? Motives. Motives. Very good. Motives.
09:45Yeah. Excellent. Quite good. Can we beat it? Can we match it even? No. Yes. What? No, I've got something
09:55rather rude here. Botties. Botties is good. Well, I mean, you can say botties, can't you? Can you? Yes.
10:02It's in the dictionary you're in. It is in the dictionary. Child's word, word for a person's bottom. Bottie. Yeah.
10:09It's in the dictionary, folks, so you can use it. All right. 31 plays 10. Now then. Rick? Start with
10:16a consonant, please. Thank you, Rick. P. And a vowel. I. And a consonant. G. Another consonant. C. Another consonant.
10:31T.
10:32And a vowel. E. And another vowel. A. Consonant. L. And another vowel. And lastly, E. Countdown.
10:47E. Countdown.
10:48E. Countdown.
11:04E. Countdown.
11:18Rick, what do you make of that?
11:19Seven.
11:20A seven. Andy?
11:21Only a five.
11:22And that five?
11:23Petal.
11:25Yes.
11:26Rick?
11:27I've got it wrong.
11:28There's only one, eh?
11:29Placate.
11:30Got it wrong.
11:30Bad luck.
11:31Bad luck.
11:32Good for Andy, though.
11:34And in the corner,
11:35John and Susie,
11:36what are you up to over there?
11:38Well, I've only got a six.
11:39Caplet.
11:40Mm-hm.
11:40A caplet?
11:41Yes.
11:42It's a little tablet, isn't it?
11:44Yes.
11:44Was it?
11:45Yes, exactly.
11:45Coated tablet.
11:48You could have had plicate instead of placate.
11:50Plicate meaning folded.
11:52And epigeal is there.
11:54E-P-I-G-E-A-L.
11:56A botanical term for growing on or close to the ground.
12:00Really?
12:0331 plays 15.
12:04And now, Andy, it's your numbers game.
12:07Can I have two from the top and any other four?
12:09You can indeed.
12:10Thank you, Andy.
12:11Two big ones, four little ones.
12:12And this time, the little numbers are 6, 5, 10, and 8.
12:18And the big ones, 50 and 25.
12:21And the target to reach 252.
12:25252.
12:26One more than a stalangan cast or five is possible.
12:30And again, we're on the next.
12:30And we'll see you next week.
12:34Bye.
12:38Bye.
12:39Bye.
12:41Bye.
12:43Bye.
12:44Bye.
12:51Bye.
12:54Bye.
12:57Andy, 252, 252, 252, and 252, so Andy, 25 times 10 is 250, 250, 8 minus 6 is 2, add
13:08them together, very straightforward, that one, I went 5 by 50 is 250, 250, 10 minus 8 is 2, that
13:17will do as well, lovely.
13:21Well done. So 41 plays 25, Rick still in the lead, as we turn to John, and John, Only Fools
13:30and Horses, an enduring popular show, do you get bothered in the street?
13:36Yes, certainly that happens pretty well every day, really, which is extraordinary. But the recognition thing is quite extraordinary. I
13:47remember the first time I ever got recognised was here in Manchester, actually, and I'd been doing Coronation Street, and
13:55I'd been playing a horrible policeman who was giving Len Fairclough a hard time, he was accused of murdering his
14:00fancy woman.
14:01It wasn't him at all, it was the fancy woman's husband who'd done her in, but the police thought it
14:06was Len, and I'd done that, and that was great.
14:09I'd come back up to Manchester to do something else, about a couple of months later or something, and the
14:15episodes were shown, and I was just going into a shop one day, and I noticed there was a little
14:20old lady sitting by the counter, sort of talking to the proprietress, and she had a parasol with her.
14:26She was a little woman, she gave me a bit of an up and a downer as I came in,
14:31and that sort of look, that sort of thing.
14:36And I got what I was in there for, and I turned around, and I felt this blow on my
14:41backside.
14:42I turned around, and there was this woman holding a parasol like this.
14:47I said, what do you do that for?
14:49She said, don't you be so nasty to our Len, neither.
14:54So I thought, well, at least they recognised me for what I do, so I must have done something right.
14:58Well done.
14:59But it could go wrong.
15:00Actually, this happened a couple of days ago at Chatsworth.
15:03I was doing a signing there, and a bloke came up and said, are you you?
15:09I said, no, I'm me.
15:11He said, no, no, no, you know what I mean, you're in, aren't you?
15:13You're that, you're, don't tell me, don't tell me.
15:16You're in that show, what's it called, what's it called, with that other bloke.
15:22What's his name?
15:22He's in that other show, isn't he?
15:24Is that, what's it?
15:26Anyway, he's gone off and he's talked to his mates, and there's about a minute goes by,
15:29and you'll see them all looking over their shoulder going, no, no, yeah, no, no.
15:33And eventually he comes back and says, ha, I knew it was you, ha, trigger.
15:42So it's not always a positive thing.
15:44That's very good.
15:46That was beautifully done.
15:50Very, very good.
15:51Very funny.
15:54It's you, isn't it?
15:56It's you.
15:56So 41 plays 25, Rick on 41, and it's Rick's letters game.
16:01Now, Rick.
16:02Consonant, please.
16:03Thank you, Rick.
16:04R.
16:05And another.
16:07D.
16:08And another.
16:10M.
16:11And a vowel.
16:13O.
16:14And another.
16:16E.
16:17And another.
16:19A.
16:20And a consonant.
16:22Q.
16:24And a vowel.
16:26Timely U.
16:28And a consonant.
16:29And the last one.
16:30S.
16:31Stand by.
16:33And a consonant.
16:51And a consonant.
16:51And a consonant.
16:52And a consonant.
16:52And a vowel.
16:52The.
17:03Yes, Rick?
17:04Seven.
17:04A seven, and Andy?
17:06Just a five.
17:07And that five?
17:08Uh, domes.
17:09I've gone wrong.
17:11You've gone wrong?
17:12Yes.
17:12How have you gone wrong?
17:13I've declared a seven when I've got a six.
17:14Oh, dear.
17:15Now then, Susie and John.
17:18What have we got here?
17:18We've got squared.
17:20Yeah.
17:20Which is a seven, isn't it?
17:22Yeah.
17:22Very good.
17:24Aroused.
17:25Ray domes.
17:28Protecting sonar equipment.
17:29And marks with a Q, if you wanted that.
17:32Marks, the seven.
17:33So, all sevens.
17:34Sure.
17:34Well done.
17:3641 plays.
17:37Andy's 30 now.
17:38And we turn to you, Andy, for a letters game.
17:40Consonant, please.
17:41Thank you, Andy.
17:43R.
17:44Consonant.
17:46C.
17:47Foul.
17:49I.
17:51Consonant.
17:51S.
17:54Vowel.
17:55O.
17:57Vowel.
17:59A.
18:01Consonants.
18:02L.
18:04Consonants.
18:06T.
18:09And a vowel.
18:10And the last one.
18:12O.
18:14And here's the countdown clock.
18:16And here's the countdown clock.
18:46Yes, Andy.
18:48Er, risky six.
18:49Just a five.
18:51And a five.
18:52What's Rick's five?
18:53Tools.
18:54Now, Andy.
18:55Er, torso.
18:56Tarsal.
18:57Oh, okay.
18:59Er, possibly to do with the torso.
19:02Oh, it's not there, I'm afraid.
19:04Tarsal and dorsal, but not that.
19:06I'm sorry.
19:07Oh, bad.
19:08Bad luck.
19:09Yeah.
19:09I think we've got, er, we've got an eight, haven't we?
19:12Yeah.
19:12Yes.
19:14Isolator.
19:15Very good.
19:16Yes.
19:16Very good.
19:17He's in power.
19:21Very good.
19:22All right.
19:2346 to 30.
19:25And it's numbers for Rick.
19:27Er, can I have one from the top, please?
19:29And five little ones, please.
19:30Thank you, Rick.
19:30One large, five small coming up.
19:32And these numbers are two, seven, three, nine, four, and 50.
19:41And the target, 479.
19:43Four, seven, nine.
20:16Yes, Rick?
20:17Er, four, seven, nine.
20:18Four, seven, nine.
20:19Andy?
20:19Yep, four, seven, nine.
20:20Rick?
20:2150 plus three.
20:2253.
20:24Times nine.
20:26477.
20:27Plus the two.
20:28479.
20:29Very neat.
20:30Andy?
20:31Er, nine times 50, it's 450.
20:33450, yep.
20:34Four times seven is 28.
20:36It is.
20:37Er, three minus two is one.
20:39Perfect.
20:39And add them all together.
20:40Lovely.
20:42479.
20:43Well done.
20:47So, 56 to 40 as we turn to our second tea time teaser, which is Play Tent.
20:52And the clue, it's clearly obvious what her shoes are made of.
20:56It's clearly obvious what her shoes are made of.
21:15Welcome back.
21:16Warm welcome back.
21:16I left you with a clue.
21:17It's clearly obvious what her shoes are made of.
21:20And the answer is it's patently obvious.
21:23Patently.
21:23So, there we are, 56 plays, 40.
21:27And it's Andy's letters game.
21:29Andy?
21:30Er, consonant, please.
21:31Thank you, Andy.
21:32R.
21:33Er, vowel.
21:35E.
21:36Er, consonant.
21:38M.
21:39A vowel.
21:41A.
21:43Vowel.
21:44E.
21:46Er, consonant.
21:48N.
21:49Er, consonant.
21:51G.
21:53Er, a vowel.
21:56Another A.
21:57And a consonant, please.
21:59And the last one.
22:00H.
22:01Stand by.
22:02We'll see you next time.
22:04We'll see you next time.
22:05We'll see you next time.
22:07We'll see you next time.
22:09We'll see you next time.
22:11We'll see you next time.
22:12We'll see you next time.
22:16We'll see you next time.
22:17We'll see you next time.
22:18We'll see you next time.
22:19We'll see you next time.
22:20We'll see you next time.
22:20We'll see you next time.
22:21We'll see you next time.
22:21We'll see you next time.
22:21We'll see you next time.
22:22We'll see you next time.
22:22We'll see you next time.
22:24We'll see you next time.
22:27We'll see you next time.
22:30We'll see you next time.
22:33andy seven a seven and seven two sevens thank you andy manager two managers two managers so any
22:43more managers yes couple over here anything else hanger h-a-n-g-a-r yeah yeah manger a manger
22:52manger one more seven for you is um moringa anagram of manager and moringa in sri lanka
23:00who's the horse horse radish tree it's quite hard to say who just thought it 63 plays 47 and it's
23:08rick's
23:08letters game now rick consonant please thank you rick n and another g and a vowel e and another i
23:22and another u a consonant r and a consonant t and another m and a final vowel and a final
23:38o
23:39stand by
23:44so
23:46so
24:12yes rick just a seven
24:14a seven andy seven rick remount remount and touring touring yes uh we we got a routine
24:23yes uh one more seven emoting emoting emoting showing emotion showing emotion exactly that
24:31yeah yeah spends all day emoting yes that's right yeah thank you 70 plays 54 and susie we're back with
24:40you quick as a flash for your wonderful origins of words now then astound us uh we're going to talk
24:47about teeth today and with a name like dent uh perhaps that is um understandable because the latin
24:53of course meant tooth which gave us a dentist and also gave us trident uh meaning three-toothed
24:59uh so it's behind various things but you have perhaps you wouldn't realize that teeth are behind
25:04indenting uh to um indent uh originally meant to give a zigzag outline to something as if it had been
25:11uh bitten by a pair of sharp teeth and that meaning still stays in an indenture which is a legal
25:17term for
25:18a contract between two parties uh now in the olden days uh before the days when we could easily copy
25:24things and have photocopying machines uh lawyers would write out a contract uh on a single two contracts
25:30in fact on a single bit of parchment so they would duplicate it on a single bit of paper and
25:35then
25:35they would separate the two contracts leaving a wavy line so that ever if ever in the future a dispute
25:42occurred the two pieces of paper could be put together to show that they actually belonged to
25:47the same agreement and to this day lawyers will talk about indentures perhaps without knowing that teeth
25:52are behind them and teeth are also there in lots of idioms in english as well so you might say
25:57that
25:57something is as rare as hen's teeth now hens don't have teeth so that's tantamount to saying
26:03that they don't exist at all we talk about i would give my eye tooth to something and the eye
26:09tooth is
26:09actually simply the um incisors or we've got two of them uh and they are called such because they sit
26:15below the eyes and certainly in the canine world in the dog world if you didn't have your eye tooth
26:21you would be uh lacking any of the ability to fight and uh fight your corner and win uh so
26:27to lose
26:27one's eye teeth would be a very bad thing indeed lots of other expressions by the skin of my teeth
26:32that goes back to the to the bible uh and likewise um to set somebody's teeth on edge that's a
26:38biblical
26:38phrase as well but yeah teeth crop up far more often than you might realize very good
26:48so clever that's very interesting very good 70 plays 54 and andy your letters came a consonant please
26:56thank you andy l and a vowel a and a consonant f and a consonant t and a vowel e
27:10and a vowel a and a consonant d
27:17and a consonant p and another consonant please and a final s stand by
27:32so
27:42so
27:43so
27:43so
27:57Yes, Andy.
27:58A six.
27:59A six.
28:00And a six.
28:00Two sixes.
28:01Andy, six.
28:02Pasted.
28:03Rick?
28:04Pleads.
28:05Yes.
28:06Pleads, yeah.
28:07That's fine.
28:08Yes, we've got pleads as well.
28:11And pallets.
28:13Yes, pallet, the roof of the mouth.
28:15Yeah.
28:16Yeah, that's absolutely fine.
28:17Therefore, for seven.
28:18Very good.
28:19Pallets.
28:20Seven.
28:21Well done, John.
28:2276 to 60.
28:24Only 16 in it.
28:24And it's Rick's letters game now.
28:26Rick, a consonant, please.
28:28Thank you, Rick.
28:29D.
28:30And another one.
28:33X.
28:34And a vowel.
28:36I.
28:37And another.
28:38E.
28:39And another.
28:42O.
28:43And a consonant.
28:45N.
28:46And another.
28:48S.
28:49And another.
28:51T.
28:53And a vowel, please.
28:54And the final one, E.
28:57Stand by.
28:58What?
29:01I.
29:02And another.
29:24911.
29:24I know.
29:25I know.
29:26Child.
29:26I know.
29:28Rick, a seven.
29:30A seven. Andy?
29:32Six. That's six.
29:34Oxides.
29:36Yes, and Rick?
29:37Existed.
29:39Very nice. You've seen that one. Very good.
29:42Yes. Can we match it?
29:44John, you're looking very studious there.
29:46Yeah, that's sort of a theatry one.
29:48Doxies.
29:49Oh, Doxies, a girl?
29:51Doxies, girl, sort of, possibly,
29:54possibly of slightly doubtful reputation.
29:57A Doxie.
29:57OK, you'd crop up in Shakespeare all the time.
29:59OK.
30:00You know, with Falstaff and his Doxies at the pub.
30:05OK. Doxies.
30:06Doxies.
30:07Yes, lovers or mistresses in the dictionary.
30:09Lovable mistress, I'm sorry.
30:10I'm doing them wrong.
30:12No, I think you're right.
30:12I think there is that slightly unsavoury connection there.
30:16And 16 is another one there for seven.
30:18Sixteen.
30:18Very good. Sixteen Doxies.
30:20Oh, yes.
30:23That's a handful.
30:24It certainly is.
30:2583 plays 60.
30:26And it's the final numbers game for Andy.
30:29One from the top and any other five, please.
30:32Thank you, Andy.
30:33One large, five little to finish the day.
30:35And these little numbers are five, two, three.
30:40Another five.
30:42And nine.
30:43And the big one, 50.
30:44And the last target of the day, 738.
30:47Seven, three, eight.
30:49One large, six, five.
30:56We'll be back.
30:56We'll be back.
31:20Andy.
31:21Oh, no, I haven't got it.
31:22Too far?
31:23No.
31:23No?
31:24Both.
31:25We must rely on Rachel.
31:27Rachel, 738?
31:29Yep, if you say 50 times 5, 250.
31:359 minus the other 5 is 4.
31:37Take that away for 246 and times it by 3.
31:41Well done.
31:42Very good.
31:45738, there we have it.
31:47And so, with the score standing, 83 to Rick.
31:50Andy on 60, we turn to the final round.
31:53And so, gentlemen, fingers on buzzers, let's reveal today's Countdown Conundrum.
32:29Well, we're foxed here and we're stymied.
32:31We're completely adrift.
32:34But who in the audience?
32:35I see hands.
32:36Yes, sir?
32:37Enjoyment.
32:38Enjoyment.
32:38Right.
32:39Let's see whether you're right.
32:41Here we go.
32:42Enjoyment it is.
32:44Well done.
32:49Well done.
32:50Well done.
32:50And well done, Rick Anstey, now.
32:53Five wins.
32:54Well done, indeed.
32:55I'll come back to you in a second because, Andy,
32:57you came up against a very good player.
32:59But I hope you derive some enjoyment from today.
33:01I enjoyed it.
33:02Excellent.
33:02Well done.
33:03Back to Southend with this goodie bag and our very best wishes.
33:07Thanks for coming.
33:08Rick, we shall see you tomorrow.
33:11Yes.
33:11Well done, indeed.
33:12Excellent.
33:12Good job.
33:13John, tomorrow's the final day until we drag you back.
33:16Oh, well...
33:17No, it's been a lot of fun for us.
33:18Yes, it has been a lot of fun.
33:20Yes, I've really enjoyed it.
33:21Apart from the fact I haven't been playing very well, but...
33:24I think you've done very well.
33:25You've got some nines.
33:26One, I think.
33:27One.
33:28That'll do.
33:28Some people go a lifetime.
33:30We shall see you tomorrow.
33:32We'll see you tomorrow.
33:33Thank you very much.
33:33All right.
33:34Suzy, too, of course.
33:35See you tomorrow, Nick.
33:35And Rachel, as well?
33:37See you tomorrow.
33:38All right.
33:38Same time.
33:39Same place.
33:40You'll be sure of it.
33:41A very good afternoon.
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