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00:31Good afternoon and welcome to Countdown and to all of you at home, a very happy New Year and I
00:38hope you had a wonderful festive season, not too much partying, chilling out certainly, but also of course making New
00:43Year resolutions. I know I've made mine, but I'm not going to tell you what it was.
00:49What lies ahead?
00:50Cryptic.
00:52Quite a lot, Rachel, that's what lies ahead. For one thing is absolutely certain there'll be a general election in
00:58May.
00:58The outcome, we may well have a new Prime Minister, we may not. And in September, Rachel, history could well
01:05be made because our dear Queen, Queen Elizabeth II, will then become the longest reigning monarch ever, exceeding and surpassing
01:15her great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria, more than 64 years on the throne.
01:20So that'll be a big, a big cheer that day for her, I'm sure. And what am I looking forward
01:24to this year? A little bit of a quieter year.
01:28Really?
01:28And how about you?
01:29You say that every year, and then you're busy every day, travelling around the country and selling bananas in the
01:34West Indies and all sorts.
01:36This year, time to settle down. What about you, a young girl like you?
01:40Well, it's my last year in my 20s this year.
01:43Yeah, so my friends, my school friends are going to start turning 30.
01:46I've got one friend that's got a baby on the way, other ones are getting married.
01:49And I'm personally looking forward to hopefully some more Champions League action, because last year was a bit of a
01:53dry spell.
01:54Well, thanks, Rachel. Now, who have you got with us today?
01:56Today, we've got Andy Noden, a retail advisor from St. Helens, returning after a good win in your first game
02:03back in December.
02:05So, you're going to kick off the new year with a good performance, I'm sure.
02:09Collects vintage toys and advertising memorabilia.
02:12Yeah.
02:12And you're joined, Andy, by Peter Wilson from Kelso in the Scottish Borders.
02:19Big cricket fan, golf fan, pretty good golfer too. Handicap of 11.
02:2311.
02:24That's not bad.
02:25Not too bad.
02:25Who's your big guy? He's got a big swing.
02:27Yeah.
02:27Yeah, all right. Let's have a big round of applause then for big Peter Wilson and Andy Noden.
02:38And over in the corner, Susie, as ever. Happy New Year, Susie.
02:43And to you, Nick, and to everybody watching.
02:45Susie's on Twitter, you know, and she is making a huge impact.
02:49You are entertaining and educating the public. It's fantastic.
02:52Well, thank you.
02:53And somebody else who educates and amuses the public is our guest today, the wonderful John Colshaw, comedian and impressionist.
03:02Well done. And thanks for coming back again.
03:04It is a pleasure. Happy New Year.
03:06There's no better place to be at the start of January than right here in my favourite corner of them
03:10all.
03:11Thank you very much. Well done, John.
03:13Now, let's get down to business. Andy, take us away.
03:16First show of the year.
03:17Make the most of it.
03:18Hi, Rachel.
03:18Hi, Andy.
03:19Can I start with a consonant, please?
03:20You can, Andy. Thank you. Start the year with D.
03:22Another consonant.
03:25W.
03:26Consonant.
03:28N.
03:29Consonant.
03:31T.
03:32Vowel.
03:34A.
03:35Vowel.
03:36I.
03:37Vowel.
03:39E.
03:40A vowel.
03:41U.
03:42And a final consonant, please.
03:44And a final K.
03:45And here's the countdown clock.
04:18Now then, Andy.
04:20Six.
04:20A six.
04:21Peter.
04:22Six also.
04:23So, Andy.
04:24Weighted.
04:25Weighted and?
04:26United.
04:27United.
04:28Yes.
04:29Nothing to squabble about?
04:30Nothing at all, no.
04:32What have we got in the corner there?
04:33Yeah, further sixes.
04:34Never really got past the six barrier with this one.
04:37Intake was there.
04:38As well as tanked.
04:40Tanked, a word we're describing something that might not have done very well.
04:44It tanked.
04:45So that was there for another six.
04:47Okay.
04:48And in fact, it used to be used in boxing, didn't it?
04:50If you threw a fight, I think you tanked.
04:54I think so.
04:55Yeah, I think, you know, they tanked a lot of fights in them days, Nick, you know?
05:00It's like they're going to die.
05:01Wicked.
05:02All right.
05:04So there we are.
05:04Six apiece.
05:05Let's turn to Peter.
05:06Hi, Rachel.
05:07Hi, Peter.
05:08Consonant, please.
05:09Start with T.
05:11And another.
05:13Another.
05:14H.
05:15And the third.
05:17V.
05:18And a vowel.
05:19E.
05:20Another.
05:21O.
05:23Another vowel.
05:24I.
05:26Consonant.
05:28V.
05:29Consonant.
05:31N.
05:33And a final vowel, please.
05:35And final E.
05:38Countdown.
05:39Countdown.
05:41Countdown.
06:09Yes, Peter, six, a six, Andy?
06:13Very dodgy seven.
06:15So, Peter?
06:16Bovine.
06:17Bovine, now your dodgyness.
06:19Ebonite.
06:20Ebonite?
06:21Ebonite, aha.
06:23I like that.
06:24I haven't seen that one, and I like it as well.
06:26It's another term for vulcanite.
06:28Fantastic, well done.
06:29Good man.
06:29Very, very good.
06:30Well done.
06:31And in the corner, Susie, John?
06:34Yeah, bovine we got as well for the six,
06:36and another one, bothy.
06:38Oh, bothy, yeah.
06:39Bothy.
06:39Bothy.
06:40It can be a sort of labourer's hut in Scotland,
06:43but also a sort of mountain refuge as well.
06:46A bit of a countdown favourite, that one, a bothy,
06:48but we were well beaten.
06:49Very good.
06:50Ebonite.
06:50Very good.
06:51Well done, Andy.
06:52Thirteen points then to Peter, six,
06:53and it's numbers time.
06:56Now then, Andy.
06:57Can we have one large, please?
06:58You can indeed, thank you.
07:00One large, one five, little ones for the first numbers game of the year.
07:03And these little numbers are two, nine, six, eight, and four,
07:09and the big one, twenty-five.
07:11And the target, two hundred and fifty-eight.
07:13Two, five, eight.
07:15Two, five, eight.
07:46Andy.
07:47Two, five, eight.
07:48Two, five, eight.
07:49Peter.
07:50Yep, two, five, eight.
07:51So, Andy, I've got six plus four.
07:55Six plus four is ten.
07:56Times by twenty-five.
07:58Two hundred and fifty.
07:59Out the eight.
08:00Two, five, eight.
08:00Nice, gentle start to the year.
08:02Very good.
08:03And Peter.
08:04Same way.
08:04Yep.
08:06Happy with that?
08:06Yeah.
08:07Well done.
08:07Well done.
08:11So, 23 plays, uh, Peter's 16.
08:15Let's have a tea-time teaser, which is Brave As I.
08:18And the clue, Brave As I Am, This Is Too Rough For Me.
08:23Brave As I Am, This Is Too Rough For Me.
08:40Welcome back.
08:41I left to be the clue, Brave As I Am, This Is Too Rough For Me.
08:45And the answer is abrasive.
08:49Abrasive.
08:50Now, Andy, 23, Peter on 16, Peter.
08:54Letters.
08:56Consonant, please, Rachel.
08:57Thank you, Peter.
08:58D.
08:59And another.
09:01R.
09:02And a third.
09:04S.
09:05And a vowel.
09:07A.
09:08And another.
09:10O.
09:11And a third.
09:12U.
09:13A consonant.
09:16G.
09:17Another.
09:19P.
09:20And a final vowel, please.
09:23And a final E.
09:26Countdown.
09:28Thingaitz One, please.
09:34And a final vowel, please.
09:34And a final vowel, please.
09:50Love a creed for a Shoulder.
09:51A Jeezna Oil, please.
09:52And a fourth vowel, please.
09:53LaAT Method.
09:53In a second vowel, please.
09:53The The Game � 36.
09:53A bottle vowel.
09:56Up to theoma Caybank Highland.
09:57Yes, Peter seven a seven and eight seven Peter grouped grouped and go puras
10:05Thank you, Andy
10:08G o p u r a s. Yeah
10:12They are in southern India large and pyramid check towers over the entrance to a temple
10:19very very good again
10:22Fantastic, did you know that cross?
10:26I didn't realize well done now. What else have we got? Yeah, very very impressive there
10:31There was a number of sevens aroused was the groused
10:35Also sugared was also there. I think the word fired is going to be replaced with sugared in time
10:41It was an eight
10:43upgrades was there for eight yeah
10:45Yeah, okay, well done
10:48Thank you
10:49And well done Andy 30 points plays 23 and we're back with you Andy
10:55Hi, I'll start with a vowel, please. Thank you, Andy. I
10:59Consonant
11:00Are a vowel
11:02o a consonant
11:05c a vowel
11:07e a consonant
11:10t a vowel
11:12u a consonant
11:15x and a consonant, please and lastly p
11:19standby
11:20standby
11:51Andy?
11:52Seven.
11:53A seven, Peter?
11:54Slightly dodgy six.
11:56And your six?
11:57Copter.
11:58A copter?
11:59Mm, Andy?
12:01A cuprite.
12:03I'll throw it to the corner.
12:06Well, if it comes from Andy, you can be pretty sure it's going to be in.
12:09It's a dark red or brownish-black mineral.
12:11Absolutely brilliant.
12:12And I think copter, short for helicopter, obviously, is fine too.
12:16Yeah, that's there.
12:17Well done.
12:17Thank you very much indeed.
12:19And what have we got in the corner there?
12:20A few more sevens were there, Nick.
12:22Picture for seven.
12:23And also one that brings to mind Les Dawson.
12:27Poutier.
12:29Poutier for seven.
12:30A very nice countdown word.
12:32Very good.
12:3437 plays 23.
12:35Now then, Peter.
12:37Numbers.
12:38Two origin, four small, please.
12:40Thank you, Peter.
12:40Two from the top row and four little ones coming up.
12:43And this time, the selection is six, seven, three, four.
12:48And the large two, 50 and 25.
12:51And the target, 937.
12:54Nine, three, seven.
12:55We'll see you next time.
12:56Okay.
13:27Peter.
13:28936.
13:29Andy.
13:30936.
13:31Peter.
13:32Sorry, I've not got it written down, though.
13:34So let's hear from you now, then.
13:38It's 25 minus 6.
13:4125 minus 6, 19.
13:42Times by the 50.
13:44950.
13:45Add the rest and then take it away.
13:47And then you have 7, add 3, add 4 for 14 and 1 below.
13:51936.
13:53Very good.
13:54Now then, Peter.
13:54I did 3 times 6.
13:573 6 is at 18.
13:58Times 50.
13:59900.
14:00And add the 25, the 7 and the 4.
14:03The 7 and the 4, 11.
14:05Yep.
14:05Well done.
14:06Same result.
14:07One away.
14:07One away, though.
14:09It's a million miles away.
14:10937?
14:11You could have said 50 multiplied by 6 is 300.
14:16Add the 4 for 304.
14:18Multiply that by 3 for 912 and add on the 25 for 937.
14:24That's the way it's done.
14:25Thank you, Rachel.
14:27Well done.
14:28So, with the score standing at Andy and 44, Peter on 30, we turn to John.
14:34John Carlshaw, one of our favourite guests.
14:36What have you got for us?
14:38The man of 350 voices.
14:41Well, yes.
14:41Bit of a back catalogue, I suppose.
14:43We were recording the Dead Ringer's Christmas specials for Radio 4 a few weeks back.
14:48And we were just reminiscing about when the show first went to the TV.
14:53And we tried out the hidden camera sketches, a sort of televised version of the prank phone calls that we
14:59do.
14:59And one of our favourite characters, of course, was Tom Baker's Doctor Who.
15:03So we decided to put on the costume, the long scarf, and just to test out whether a hidden camera
15:09sketch with Doctor Who as Tom Baker would work.
15:11We just went out into Ealing Shopping Centre and did all manner of bizarre things like standing on an escalator
15:19and calling it a galactic time portal.
15:21And wandering into wardrobes in furniture shops.
15:25And walking out of another wardrobe as though we'd crossed the dimensions and travelled through time.
15:30And going into DIY shops to tell the shopkeeper to be very careful because the sink plungers and egg whisks
15:38were actually weaponry for a Dalek.
15:41So we did all of these things and it was a real jolly morning.
15:45And we'd just finished and we thought, well, that's quite good, this could work as a sketch, we'll do this
15:49in the main series.
15:50And then I noticed there was a taxi rank.
15:53And there was a lady getting into the taxi and she was, a lot of shopping bags, she was carrying
15:58a lot of Christmas shopping kit.
16:02And we thought, well, what would the Doctor do?
16:05You know, he's an old-fashioned hero, he would go and help the lady with her shopping.
16:10So I walked up and said, my dear, my dear, I'm the Doctor, let me help you.
16:15And the lady turned round and of all people, this lady was Elizabeth Sladen, who had played Sarah Jane Smith,
16:25Tom Baker's first companion, one of the key companions in Doctor Who.
16:30Much missed Sarah Jane Smith, Elizabeth Sladen nowadays.
16:32But of all people, of all coincidences, it was her.
16:36And she turned around and saw me dressed as Doctor Who and thought, oh, good grief, some mad fan.
16:44But no, we helped her in with the taxi and said, till we meet again, Sarah.
16:49And just a beautiful coincidence.
16:57All the people.
16:58Yes, of all people.
17:00Amazing.
17:00It wasn't set up, that's how it unfolded.
17:04Extraordinary.
17:04Thank you, John.
17:05Now then, 44 to Peter's 30.
17:07Andy, you're back on Letters Game.
17:11Rachel, can I start with a vowel, please?
17:12Thank you, Andy.
17:14A.
17:14Consonant.
17:16R.
17:17Consonant.
17:19B.
17:19Consonant.
17:21C.
17:23Vowel.
17:24E.
17:25Vowel.
17:26A.
17:27Vowel.
17:29E.
17:30Consonant.
17:31Y.
17:32And a consonant, please.
17:34And the last one.
17:35T.
17:36Countdown.
17:37C.
17:38C.
17:39C.
17:40C.
17:41C.
18:07Andy?
18:08Seven.
18:09Peter?
18:09Six.
18:10And that's six?
18:11Create.
18:12Create, Andy?
18:13Cabaret.
18:14Cabaret.
18:16Cabaret.
18:17Very nice.
18:17Not bad, eh?
18:18No.
18:18Now then, John.
18:20Yeah, another rather intriguing seven.
18:23Now, is this ab-react?
18:25Ab-react, yes.
18:26It sounds like some sort of chemical reaction, but it's not actually.
18:29It's from psychoanalysis.
18:31And ab-reaction is all about releasing a repressed emotion by reliving an experience.
18:37That's ab-reaction.
18:38Oh, is that right?
18:3951 to Peter's 30, and Peter, you're back on with the letters game.
18:46Consonant, please.
18:47Thank you, Peter.
18:48R.
18:50Vowel.
18:51U.
18:52Consonant.
18:54D.
18:55Another.
18:57S.
18:58And another.
19:00L.
19:01And a vowel.
19:03I.
19:04And another.
19:06O.
19:07And another vowel.
19:09E.
19:10And a final consonant, please.
19:12And a final G.
19:15Stand by.
19:15Bye-bye.
19:17Bye-bye.
19:18Bye-bye.
19:18Bye-bye.
19:19Bye-bye.
19:20Bye-bye.
19:20Bye-bye.
19:20Bye-bye.
19:20Bye-bye.
19:20Bye-bye.
19:21Bye-bye.
19:21Bye-bye.
19:24Bye-bye.
19:38Bye-bye.
19:46Peter.
19:47A very dodgy eight.
19:49Dodgy eight.
19:50And Andy.
19:51Might be the same dodgy eight.
19:53This is interesting.
19:54Peter.
19:55Sludge year.
19:56Sludge year.
19:57And?
19:58Guilders.
20:00Guilders.
20:01Um, both absolutely fine.
20:03Guilders were the basic monetary unit of the Netherlands prior to the Euro.
20:06And sludge year, we all know what sludge year is.
20:08It's such a great word.
20:09Well done.
20:10And that's in too.
20:10Very good.
20:11Guilders.
20:14Well done indeed.
20:15So, 59 plays 38.
20:17And Andy, you're back with Rachel.
20:20Numbers.
20:21One large plea to Rachel.
20:23Thank you, Andy.
20:23One from the top row again.
20:24And five more little ones.
20:27And for this round, the little ones are six, two.
20:30Another six.
20:32Another two.
20:33Ten.
20:34And the large one, 75.
20:36And the target, 354.
20:38Three, five, four.
20:39Two, three, five, four.
20:39Two, three, five, four.
21:11Andy 351 351 Peter 357 not properly written down I think we're here from
21:18Peter at 10 divided by 2 10 over 2 is 5 times 75 375 and 6 times 2 is 12
21:306 times
21:30the other 2 12 add the 6 add the other 6 for 18 and take off and yes well done
21:37357 three away three away Andy 10 over 5 sorry 10 over 2 10 over 2 for 5 again
21:44times 575 375 again 6 times sorry I've gone wrong gone wrong yeah bad luck and so
21:57it is that we turn to Rachel in desperation Rachel 354 and you could have
22:03said 6 times 10 is 60 2 divided by 2 is 1 take the 1 from the 60 for 59
22:10and
22:11multiply by the other 6 354 there we are well done Rachel fantastic so 59 to Peter's 45
22:21plenty of time but let's have a tea time teaser now which is scale 10 and clue on a
22:27scale of 1 to 10 it gets a 10 for hygiene on a scale of 1 to 10 it gets
22:32a 10 for hygiene
22:49welcome back I live with the clue on a scale of 1 to 10 it gets a 10 for hygiene
22:54and the answer
22:55is cleanest cleanest cleanest so 59 to Peter's 45 Andy in the lead and it's Peter's letters game now
23:05all right Rachel consonant please thank you Peter C and another L and a vowel I and another vowel A
23:18and another I consonant M
23:24and a vowel A consonant G and a final consonant please and a final P
23:36count down
23:37okay
23:50okay
23:50okay
23:50okay
24:07Peter. Six. Andy. Nine.
24:12And nine. Exciting. Peter.
24:15Limpet. Limpet and?
24:17Implicate. Implicate.
24:20Well done. That's a hammer blow indeed.
24:29And in the corner, what have we got there?
24:31Nothing past implicate. Implicate. Cracker. Well done.
24:35Well done indeed. So, you're back on Andy then. Letters.
24:38Vowel please. Thank you Andy. O. Vowel. I. Vowel. A. Consonance.
24:48S. Consonant. R. Consonant. S. Vowel. U. A consonant. M. And final consonant please.
25:00And a final F. Countdown.
25:04MUSIC PLAYS
25:34Andy, sex.
25:36Sex, Peter, sex also.
25:38Andy, famous.
25:40Yes, Peter.
25:41Forums.
25:43Forums.
25:44Very good, yes.
25:45That's our standard plural these days.
25:47In an ancient Roman city, they talked about the fora,
25:51but today we talk about forums.
25:53Mm.
25:54Yep.
25:54Like stadiums and stadia.
25:56Yes, pretty much the same.
25:58Letting things slip again, Susie.
26:00There we are.
26:01Well done, sir.
26:0283 plays up.
26:03Peter's 51.
26:04Now then, we turn back to Susie, our language diva.
26:10What have you got for us today in your origins of words?
26:14I'm going to talk about the word toff, because it was a very old-fashioned word.
26:19In fact, still is a bit of an old-fashioned word, but it came back into fashion two or
26:23three years ago when there was a big debate about fox hunting.
26:26And also, Boris Johnson is regularly described in the press as a toff, because he uses words
26:31like cripes.
26:33So, for a while, cripes came back in.
26:36So, I was going to tell you the origin of the word toff.
26:38Toff.
26:39And it's supposed to be a varied tuft.
26:41Because at Oxford and Cambridge in the 19th century, an undergraduate who had an aristocratic
26:47title was entitled to wear not a black tassel on his mortarboard, but, like the rest of them,
26:54but a gold one, to show that he was one of the nobility and the elite.
27:00And these gentlemen, and they were, of course, always men in those days, became known as tufts.
27:05So, they were the tufts of Oxford and Cambridge.
27:07And, unsurprisingly, a lot of people who would nowadays be called social climbers, decided
27:15to gather around these tufts and see if they could sort of hang on to them and rise with
27:20them socially.
27:20And they became known as tuft hunters.
27:24And over time, tuft hunter and tuft itself sort of swallowed or garbled a little bit and
27:31became toff.
27:32And when we refer to somebody as toffy-nosed, we're looking back to these toffs as well,
27:36because they walk around with their, sort of, their nose in the air.
27:38That's the sort of idea of a tuft or a toff.
27:41And finally, I mentioned mortarboard.
27:42You can probably guess that this term looks back to a bricklayer or a mason's square board
27:47for carrying mortar.
27:49Brilliant.
27:51Wonderful.
27:55Susie Dent, you make me real.
27:57I've been a good way.
27:59Always in a good way.
28:00Now, 83 to Peter's 51.
28:02Peter, what will you do?
28:04Letters game.
28:05Consonant, please, Rachel.
28:06Thank you, Peter.
28:07T.
28:08And another.
28:10H.
28:11And a third.
28:13P.
28:14And a vowel.
28:15A.
28:16And another.
28:18E.
28:19And a third.
28:21I.
28:22And a consonant.
28:25F.
28:26Vowel.
28:28E.
28:30And a final consonant, please.
28:32And a final D.
28:35Countdown.
28:36Vowel.
28:39And a
28:40leopold.
28:49MUSIC PLAYS
29:06Yes, Peter?
29:08Six.
29:08A six, Andy?
29:10A seven, but not written down.
29:12OK.
29:13So, Peter.
29:14Defeat.
29:15Defeat and?
29:16Pithead.
29:17Pithead?
29:18Yeah.
29:18Absolutely brilliant.
29:20Not bad.
29:20All one word.
29:21It's the top of a mineshaft.
29:23Yeah.
29:23Excellent.
29:24Pithead.
29:25Very, very good.
29:26Anything else in the corner?
29:27Well, we had one of the seven that we were wondering about.
29:32Faith, we looked at for seven, but when we came to check it, sadly, faith was not allowed.
29:38The dictionary asked me if I was looking for fat head instead.
29:42In place to pithead.
29:44Yeah.
29:45All right.
29:45Anything else?
29:46Nothing.
29:46That's it.
29:47All right.
29:47Now then, Andy, final letters game for you.
29:50Vowel, please, Rachel.
29:51Thank you, Andy.
29:52A.
29:53And another vowel.
29:55O.
29:55A consonant.
29:57S.
29:58A consonant.
29:59M.
30:00A vowel.
30:02E.
30:03Consonant.
30:04L.
30:05Consonant.
30:06S.
30:07A vowel.
30:09A.
30:10And a consonant, please.
30:11And lastly, L.
30:15Countdown.
30:16Ticks.
30:25Ticks.
30:34And a consonant.
30:34Ticks.
30:35Kissing to savage.
30:35TICK.
30:35TICK.
30:35TICK.
30:38BO.
30:39TICK.
30:39TICK.
30:46Andy, six. Peter, six. Andy, llamas and smalls. Smalls? Your smalls, yes. Just check it,
30:58I'm sure it's fine. Yes, especially underwear, small items of clothing. Squeezing out one's
31:05smalls. There was rather a nifty little seven in there, actually, slaloms. Take something
31:14and pluralise it, so that was rather good. Yeah, great Norwegian word, that one. All right,
31:19smalls and slaloms. Excellent. 57 for Peter, 96 for Andy, my word. Peter, final numbers
31:28for you. There's Rachel. I'll have one large one, please, Rachel. One large five, a little.
31:34Thank you, Peter. And the final numbers game of the day is seven, five, nine, one, another
31:42one, and 75. And the target, 187. 187.
32:18Well, Peter? 188, not written down. One away. Andy? No, no. Not there? No. Peter? I did
32:28one plus one is two. One plus one, two. 75 plus the five. 75 plus five, 80. And then
32:36that 80 plus the nine. Plus the nine, 89. And multiply by two. And multiply by two for
32:42one, seven, eight. Oh, sorry, I've miscounted. Sorry. Bad luck. All our hopes and expectations
32:51lie with Rachel. 187. Is that tricky? You could have got there if you say nine plus five
32:58is 14. One plus seven is eight. Times those two together for 112. And then add on the 75
33:05for 187. There we are. Gentlemen, 187. Thank you, Rachel. So there we are. So final round
33:14then. Conundrum time. Gentlemen, fingers on buzzers. Let's reveal the first countdown conundrum
33:21of the year. Andy? Brotherly. Brotherly. This is extraordinary. Let's see whether you're
33:32right. Fantastic. Well done, Andy. 106. I don't think you even actually, um, a second
33:44had passed. That was extraordinarily fast. Brilliant. Well done. 106 too. Crash through
33:49the 100 barrier there. Well done. So, uh, Peter. 57. Good score. But my word, this, uh, Andy
33:57in Oden, uh, he's got a future. I think he's got a future. I think so. All right. But
34:02thank you very much indeed for coming. Not a bad score of 57. Will you take your goodie
34:06bag back to Kelso? It was nice having you. Thanks very much. All right. Well done. Well
34:10done. We shall see you tomorrow. That's a terrific score. Thank you. And such a conundrum.
34:14My word. Amazing. See you too tomorrow, Susie, John. See you tomorrow. Indeed. See you
34:20there. What do you think about that, Rachel? That was fast. Not a bad start to the year,
34:23is it? Not at all. Brilliant stuff. We'll see you tomorrow. See you tomorrow. See you
34:27tomorrow. Same time, same place. You be sure of it. A very good afternoon.
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