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00:00Thank you very much.
00:30Thank you very much.
01:00Thank you very much.
01:02Thank you very much.
01:32Yeah, exactly. Or a monastery.
01:33Yeah, I mean, if you're a customer and you're just, you know, on your mobile a little bit and then you get it tucked out, you're not going to go back there, are you?
01:39It's a pub, for heaven's sake. Anyway, maybe he cut off his nose to spite his face. Who knows?
01:45Possibly.
01:46Yeah.
01:46Yeah.
01:47Who knows? Anyway, if you can't say a bad word occasionally and make a phone call to tell them what time you'll be home to Saturday.
01:53Yeah. That's why you go down the pub, isn't it? Have a good swear.
01:56Good swear.
01:57Yeah.
01:57And roll home.
01:58Bring Catherine up and give her what's for.
02:00Exactly. And I'm not coming home until later. Who's here? Rachel, we've got Morgan back. Ah, he's doing very well. Four wins. Last twice you've been here, scoring over 100. But don't let's put the wind up your competitor, Morgan. That's Alfie Webb. A maths student at the University of Swansea, but you're from South Wales. Whereabouts are you from?
02:21I'm from Javach. Oh, say it again. I love it. Javach. Perfect. You're a hooker in the local rugby team, which is called the? Kevin Ethan RFC. Excellent. All right. So, a maths student and a hooker. You look like a hooker.
02:35You're not a hooker. I'm a prop. You're a prop. All right. You look like a prop. How are the years coming on? They're not too bad. They're all right. Give it time. Give it time. Anyway, listen, have a lot of fun, Alfie. Thank you.
02:47And Morgan, big round of applause for our two competitors. Morgan and Alfie Webb.
02:51And Susie's over in the corner, keeping control of that renegade, comedian, novelist, well, all-rounder. It's the wonderful, beautiful Jenny Eclair. Jenny.
03:04Thank you. Thank you.
03:10She's our favourite. One of our favourites. Now, Morgan Sawyer. Off we go.
03:16Afternoon, Rachel. Afternoon, Morgan.
03:17I'll start with a consonant, please.
03:18Thank you. Start today with D.
03:20E. And another.
03:23R. And a third.
03:26R. And a vowel.
03:29E. And another one.
03:32O. And a third vowel.
03:34E. And a consonant.
03:37N. And another.
03:39S. And a final vowel, please.
03:42And a final I.
03:44Stand by.
03:45E. And a vowel.
03:46E. And a vowel.
03:47E. And a vowel.
03:47E. And a vowel.
03:47E. And a vowel.
03:48E. And a vowel.
03:48E. And a vowel.
03:49E. And a vowel.
03:49E. And a vowel.
03:50E. And a vowel.
03:50E. And a vowel.
03:51E. And a vowel.
03:51E. And a vowel.
03:51E. And a vowel.
03:51E. And a vowel.
03:52E. And a vowel.
03:52E. And a vowel.
03:53E. And a vowel.
03:53E. And a vowel.
03:53E. And a vowel.
03:54E. And a vowel.
03:55E. And a vowel.
03:56E. And a vowel.
03:57E. And a vowel.
03:58E. And a vowel.
03:59E. And a vowel.
04:00E. And a vowel.
04:01Yes, Morgan?
04:17Seven.
04:17Seven, Alfie?
04:18Seven.
04:19Morgan?
04:20Renders.
04:21And?
04:21Recider.
04:24Happy Susie?
04:25Yes, very happy.
04:26Now, Jenny Eclare.
04:28I'm sorry, I went blank, completely and utterly blank.
04:32No, nothing.
04:33I know that feeling very well.
04:35Yeah.
04:35I live there, actually.
04:36I just got stuck on all those E's.
04:39What about Susie?
04:41You can make Endorser somebody who endorses a document or a cheque or that kind of thing.
04:46So Endorser will give you an eight.
04:51So here we are.
04:53Seven apiece.
04:54Alfie, your first letters game.
04:55Good luck.
04:57Hi there, Rachel.
04:57Hi, Alfie.
04:58Can I start with a consonant, please?
05:00Start with M.
05:01And another.
05:03T.
05:05And a third.
05:07R.
05:08And a vowel, please.
05:10A.
05:11And another.
05:13E.
05:15And a consonant, please.
05:17Z.
05:19And another.
05:21H.
05:22And a vowel.
05:24I.
05:26And lastly, A vowel, please.
05:28And lastly, E.
05:30Stand by.
05:31And a vowel, please.
05:32And a vowel, please.
05:33And a vowel, please.
05:34And a vowel, please.
05:35And a vowel, please.
05:36And a vowel, please.
05:36And a vowel, please.
05:37And a vowel, please.
05:37And a vowel, please.
05:38And a vowel, please.
05:38And a vowel, please.
05:39And a vowel, please.
05:39And a vowel, please.
05:40And a vowel, please.
05:40And a vowel, please.
05:41And a vowel, please.
05:41And a vowel, please.
05:42And a vowel, please.
05:42And a vowel, please.
05:43And a vowel, please.
05:43And a vowel, please.
05:44And a vowel, please.
05:45And a vowel, please.
05:45And a vowel, please.
05:46And a vowel, please.
05:46And a vowel, please.
05:47And a vowel, please.
05:47Alfie?
06:03A six.
06:04A six and?
06:05A seven.
06:06And a seven.
06:07Alfie?
06:07Hazier?
06:09Yes.
06:09Morgan?
06:10Meteor?
06:11Yes, Meteor's there for seven.
06:12Well done.
06:13Very good.
06:15Jenny?
06:15I've finally got one.
06:16I've got Hazier.
06:18Well done, Hazier.
06:19And Susie?
06:20Meteor the best that we could get, but Mazier is there as well.
06:24So, more Labyrinthine, for example, just for another six.
06:30Yeah.
06:31Fourteen plays, seven.
06:33Morgan sprung an early lead there.
06:34Morgan, your numbers game now.
06:37I'll go for two big, four small plays, Rachel.
06:39Thank you, Morgan.
06:40Two from the top row.
06:41And the four little ones to start the day are two, one, six and five.
06:49And you're large two, 50 and 75.
06:53And the target, 192.
06:55One, nine, two.
06:56One, two.
06:57One, nine, two.
07:02One, two.
07:06One, nine, three.
07:16One, nine.
07:18I'll go for it.
07:20Thank you, Morgan.
07:28Yeah, 192.
07:29192, Alfie?
07:30192.
07:31Off we go, Morgan.
07:335 minus 1 is 4.
07:35Yep.
07:35Times by the 50 to give 200.
07:38200.
07:386 plus 2 is 8, and then take that off.
07:40Yeah, lots of ways for this one, 192.
07:42Alfie.
07:43Same way.
07:44Same way.
07:44Off we go.
07:4624 to 73.
07:48Morgan in the lead.
07:49And now it's time for our first two-time teaser, which is Pelt Simon, and the clue, Simon
07:54would get pelters for being so foolish and gullible.
07:57Simon would get pelters for being so foolish and gullible.
08:16Welcome back.
08:17I left you with the clue Simon would get pelters for being so foolish and gullible, and the
08:23answer to that is Simpleton.
08:26It was a Simpleton.
08:28Now, if you'd like to become a Countdown contestant, you can email Countdown at channel4.com to
08:34request an application form, or write to us at Contestants Applications, Countdown Leads,
08:40L-S-3-1-J-S.
08:4424 to 17.
08:45Morgan in the lead.
08:46Alfie, what are we going to do about it?
08:48Your letters game.
08:49Hi there, Rachel.
08:50Could I have a vowel, please?
08:52Thank you, Alfie.
08:53A.
08:54And another.
08:55O.
08:57And a third.
08:59I.
08:59And could I have a consonant, please?
09:02C.
09:04And another.
09:06P.
09:07And a third.
09:09W.
09:11And a fourth.
09:13T.
09:14And could I have a vowel, please?
09:17A.
09:17And another.
09:21And the last one, E.
09:23And here's the Countdown clock.
09:25T.
09:28H.
09:29And a fourth.
09:31And a fourth.
09:49100.
09:50Alfie?
09:56A five.
09:57A five.
09:58Morgan?
09:59I think a seven.
10:00Alfie?
10:01Twice.
10:02Now then.
10:03Tapioca?
10:04Tapioca is there.
10:05Yes.
10:06Very good.
10:07That's a good seven.
10:08Tapioca.
10:12OK.
10:13And in the corner there, Jenny, Susie?
10:15I've got a very satisfying six with cow pat.
10:19Very good.
10:20Susie?
10:21Opusite is there, which is dark grains that you'll find in igneous rocks.
10:25But tapioca, obviously not everyone liked it, Nick,
10:28because it comes from a language that gave us squeeze out the dregs.
10:33That's the origin of it.
10:34Squeeze out the dregs.
10:35From which language?
10:37From Tupi Guarani.
10:39So South American language.
10:41I don't care.
10:42I love it.
10:43Lump of jam and tapioca.
10:45Perfect.
10:4531 plays 17.
10:47Morgan, 31.
10:48Morgan, up you come.
10:49I'll go for a vowel, please.
10:51Thank you, Morgan.
10:52I.
10:53And another.
10:54E.
10:55And a consonant.
10:57F.
10:58And another.
11:00X.
11:01And a third.
11:03J.
11:03And a vowel.
11:04And a vowel.
11:05A.
11:06And a consonant.
11:08F.
11:09And another.
11:11M.
11:12And a final vowel, please.
11:14And a final U.
11:16And it's countdown.
11:17done.
11:47Morgan.
11:49Just a four.
11:50A four.
11:51Alfie.
11:51The same.
11:52Morgan.
11:52Myth.
11:53Now, Alfie.
11:54Fame.
11:55And fame.
11:57Yes.
11:58Now, can we beat four, Jenny?
12:00No.
12:01I've got a satisfying four with muff.
12:05Muff.
12:06Yes.
12:07It's a good muff.
12:08I've got a muff at home.
12:09In fact, not only that, but I've got a muff warmer.
12:14I've got a muff warmer.
12:16It's early 20th century.
12:19Love a little ceramic thing.
12:21I love it.
12:22Yeah.
12:22And then you stick it in your muff.
12:23It's perfect.
12:27Keeps you warm on a chilly night.
12:28Well, I don't have a muff.
12:29I don't wear a muff.
12:31But there are.
12:34You know, ladies have got muffs, and that's where they keep their muff warmer.
12:39What can I say?
12:41What else have you got?
12:42Susie.
12:42Well, you can extend it a little bit for muffie.
12:48Oh, muffie.
12:49M-U-F-F-I-E.
12:50Scottish term for white throat is a bird.
12:53It's a warbler.
12:54A warbler.
12:55Yes.
12:56That's sweet.
12:5735 plays 21.
13:00Alfie, your numbers game.
13:01Can I have one large and five small, please?
13:03You can indeed.
13:04Thank you, Alfie.
13:04One from the top three.
13:05And five little ones.
13:08And this time around, the numbers are five, four, one, six, two, and 25.
13:17And the target, 441.
13:194-4-1.
13:20And this time around, the numbers are all wrong.
13:35Yeah.
13:36Yeah.
13:37Alfie, 4, 4, 1.
13:53Thank you, Morgan.
13:544, 4, 1 as well.
13:56And Alfie.
13:572 plus 1 is 3.
13:592 plus 1, 3.
14:00Multiply by 6 is 18.
14:02Yep.
14:03Multiply by 25 is 450.
14:04450 minus 4 minus 5.
14:06Well done.
14:10And Morgan.
14:11I did it completely differently.
14:12I put 25 times 2 to give 50.
14:15Yep.
14:15Take off the 1 for 49.
14:1749.
14:18And then 5 plus 4 is 9 and times them together.
14:21It is indeed.
14:22Well done.
14:2545.
14:2545 stays 31.
14:28And it's that time of the day when we turn to our dictionary corner guest and we say, Jenny.
14:33That's me.
14:33What have you got for us?
14:34Oh, right.
14:35Well, it's nothing I've got for you.
14:37It's something I've got, I bought for my mother for her 90th birthday.
14:41My mother's extraordinary.
14:41She's fantastic.
14:43I bought, I didn't know what to buy her.
14:45She's 90.
14:45She's got everything.
14:46Um, so I bought her one of those, um, smart speakers.
14:50Mm-hmm.
14:50There are many different types of them anyway.
14:52Uh, I, I set it up in her, uh, her apartment and all this and she was very happy with it.
14:59And then a few weeks later I phoned up.
15:00I said, how are you getting on with your smart speaker?
15:03She said, oh, it's broken.
15:04I said, what, Alexa's broken.
15:06She said, who's Alexa?
15:08And she'd been calling this thing Edwina.
15:11Right.
15:12It had just completely ignored her.
15:14I think she thought that she could kind of call it any pet name she fancied.
15:18So now that she's realised that it's got to be that specific name, they're best friends.
15:24Living alone?
15:25Yes, yes.
15:27Um, she only stopped driving when she was 89.
15:30It was time.
15:31That's very good.
15:32That's, that's wonderful though.
15:33Yes, yes.
15:34And she's got some company in.
15:36Well, she's got her smart speaker now.
15:38Exactly.
15:38We don't visit anymore.
15:41You're very naughty, Jenny Eclair.
15:43Morgan, take us away from all this.
15:45It's your letters game.
15:47Can I start with a consonant, please?
15:48Thank you, Morgan.
15:49N.
15:50And another one?
15:52R.
15:52And another?
15:55T.
15:56And a vowel?
15:58E.
15:58And another?
16:00I.
16:01And a third?
16:03E.
16:04And a consonant?
16:06C.
16:07And another?
16:09L.
16:10And final vowel, please.
16:14A final I.
16:16Stand by.
16:22Yes, Morgan?
16:48Six.
16:48A six.
16:49And Alfie?
16:50I'll try a seven.
16:52Morgan?
16:52Cretin.
16:54Yes.
16:55Enticer?
16:56Oh, nice.
16:58Um, pretty sure you can be an enticer.
17:01Um, yes, you can.
17:03In the dictionary.
17:03Very good.
17:04Well scored.
17:04Well scored, Alfie.
17:08Forty-five now to your thirty-eight.
17:10In the corner, Jenny and Susie?
17:13Inter.
17:14Just a six.
17:16Um, a sort of less nice anagram of enticer is enteric.
17:22Um, that's there for seven, meaning, um, occurring in the intestines.
17:25Talk about enteric dysentery, I think.
17:27Oh, right.
17:27Oh.
17:28Thank you very much.
17:29Enteric, we'll try and avoid that as best we can.
17:33Forty-five to thirty-eight.
17:34Alfie, your letters go.
17:36Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
17:37Thank you, Alfie.
17:39M.
17:40And another?
17:42S.
17:43And a third?
17:45V.
17:46And a fourth?
17:48S.
17:49And a fifth?
17:50M.
17:53Could I have a vowel, please, Rachel?
17:55U.
17:56And another?
17:58O.
18:00And a third?
18:02I.
18:03And a final consonant, please.
18:04And a final S.
18:06Stand by.
18:34Alfie?
18:39Just a four.
18:40Morgan?
18:40I think a five.
18:42And a five.
18:42Alfie?
18:43Sums.
18:44Morgan?
18:45Sumos?
18:46Yes, sumo wrestlers.
18:47You can put the S on.
18:49Yeah.
18:49Sumos.
18:50I love watching those sumo wrestlers.
18:52It's hilarious.
18:53What about Jenny?
18:56Sumos also.
18:58Susie's got an extra one, though.
19:01Misses, as in my missus.
19:03Misses?
19:03Yeah, that will give you a six.
19:06Is that in the dictionary?
19:07Yes.
19:07That's spelt like that?
19:08Yes.
19:08You'd be amazed what's in that dictionary.
19:10The words that come up.
19:12Fifty plays thirty-eight.
19:14Morgan, your numbers game.
19:16Can I have one big and five small in, please?
19:18You can indeed.
19:19Thank you, Morgan.
19:20One from the top row.
19:21And this time around, your little numbers are five, two, six, three and seven.
19:29And a large one, one hundred.
19:31And the target, two hundred and eighty-three.
19:33Two...
19:34Two...
19:34Eight...
19:34Three.
19:35Two...
20:05Yes, Morgan? 283. Alfie? 283. Off we go, Morgan. 100 times 3 is 300. Yep. 6 times by 2 is 12. Add the 5 to give 17 and then take them away. Perfect. Alfie? I did it differently. I did 100 minus 5. 95. Multiplied by 3. Is 285. Minus the 2. Perfect. 283 again.
20:30APPLAUSE
20:32So, still closely matched, 60 to 48, as we turn to our second Tea Time teaser, which is Hint Wound.
20:41And the clue? You make it a hint as to who caused the fatal wound in this type of murder mystery.
20:47You make it a hint as to who caused the fatal wound in this type of murder mystery.
20:54Welcome back. I left you with a clue. You make it a hint as to who caused the fatal wound in this type of murder mystery.
21:17And that would be a whodunit. Whodunit. Thank you. 60 to 48. Morgan in the lead. And it's Alfie's letters game.
21:27Could I have a consonant, please, Rachel? Thank you, Alfie. D. And a vowel, please. A. And another. E. And a third. A. And a consonant. G.
21:45A. And another. S. And a third. Y. And a fourth. N. And lastly, a vowel, please. Lastly, O. Stand by.
22:01O. Stand by.
22:32Alfie? A seven. A seven. Morgan? Six. You're six. Adages? I don't know how you say it. Adages? Adages, is it? And Alfie?
22:42Agendas. And agendas? Yes, both good. Well done, Alfie. Look at you. Only five behind that. 55 to Morgan's 60.
22:51But over in the corner, meanwhile... Nosegay is there as well. Sweet-smelling, bunch of flowers. Yeah.
22:58Yeah. She also got gonads. Not so sweet-smelling. No.
23:07Gonads. Oh, sorry. Nosegays. It's... I wonder how many nosegays the Queen's been given over the years that she immediately passes to somebody behind her.
23:15She gives them to hospitals and things, doesn't she? Does she? Oh, good.
23:1860 plays 55. Morgan on 60. Morgan, your letters go.
23:23I'll go for a vowel, please. Thank you, Morgan.
23:25E. And another.
23:27I. And a third.
23:30U. And a consonant.
23:33R. And another.
23:36S. And another.
23:38D. And another one.
23:41L. And a vowel.
23:44A.
23:45And a final consonant, please.
23:47A final T.
23:49Standby.
23:49A
24:12A.
24:12A.
24:13A.
24:13Yes, Morgan, I'll go for a safe seven.
24:23A safe seven, Alfie?
24:24I'll go for a safe seven as well.
24:26Now then, Morgan, dilates.
24:28Dilates and?
24:29Trailed.
24:30Trailed.
24:31Safe enough?
24:32Safe enough, you can't...
24:33Anybody braver over there?
24:36You can't put the R on dilators, if dilators, in case that's what you're wondering, Morgan.
24:40Yeah, there were a few eights there.
24:41Well, you've got a few eights.
24:44I'll bag see one of them, I'll go for residual.
24:46Very nice.
24:48Adulters are there as well, adulterers in other words, and diluters are there for eight as well.
24:53A diluter.
24:54Yeah.
24:56So only five points in here, 67 to 62.
25:00Alfie trailing only by five points as we turn to Susie and her wonderful origins of words.
25:07And today, more medicine?
25:08More medicine, yes.
25:09And inspired by Dr. Rohin Francis, who is a cardiologist, but also fascinated by language.
25:17And he does lovely round-ups of medical terminology.
25:21And what's really interesting is that you can actually decode quite a lot of the words that we use in medicine.
25:26And if you have a kind of basic understanding of parts of the body and human anatomy, you can kind of decode them a little bit.
25:31So itis means inflammation.
25:34So hepatitis, inflammation of the liver, dermatitis, inflammation of the skin, et cetera.
25:40Ad means towards or next to.
25:42And renal is to do with the kidney.
25:44So the adrenal glands is the one that produces adrenaline, and it is next to the kidney.
25:50So that's quite a nice one.
25:52Aesthesia means feeling.
25:54So paresthesia means sort of altered feeling.
25:57It's almost like you're beside yourself.
25:59So pins and needles for an example of paresthesia.
26:01Anesthesia, of course, is without feeling.
26:04In other words, it makes you completely numb to any pain.
26:08And then there's a really interesting one, like obstetrics, one for Rachel here.
26:11Obstetrics dealing with childbirth.
26:13That comes from two words, meaning standing opposite, probably because the midwife will stand at the other end of the woman who's giving birth, if you like.
26:22And orthopedics, they used to actually deal with children who had rickets and clubbed feet, et cetera, and they would sort them out.
26:29So orthopedics actually means straight children, because that was what they were producing, which I think is quite nice as well.
26:35And finally, drug names.
26:38You know, they're always quite difficult.
26:40We tend to see them as being quite alien to us, but they often have secret stories hidden within them.
26:44So morphine, you probably guess, goes back to the Roman god Morpheus, because it's a narcotic and an analgesic.
26:51Bayer, the company, quite a while ago now, realized that morphine is quite addictive.
26:57And so they brought out diacetylmorphine in 1871.
27:01They thought it was actually non-addictive at the time and to be a panacea for everything.
27:05But because the name wasn't snappy enough, they listened to patients who said it made them feel like heroes and heroin was born.
27:13So slightly sinister, that one.
27:15And codeine comes from poppy head.
27:18And there's lots and lots of things that you can decode if you just have a little bit of classical knowledge.
27:21And all medical terminology seems to be based on those classical languages.
27:25Fascinating.
27:26Thank you, Susie.
27:30As ever.
27:32Moving on now.
27:33We're in the straight here, Alfie.
27:35Letters game.
27:36Could I have a consonant, please?
27:38Thank you, Alfie.
27:39L.
27:40And another.
27:42N.
27:43And a third.
27:45V.
27:46And a fourth.
27:48T.
27:50And a vowel, please.
27:52I.
27:53And another.
27:54E.
27:56And another.
27:58O.
28:00And a fourth.
28:02E.
28:04And a consonant, please.
28:06And the last one.
28:07N.
28:08Stand by.
28:08And a consonant, please.
28:09And a consonant, please.
28:10And a consonant, please.
28:10And a consonant, please.
28:10And a consonant, please.
28:11And a consonant, please.
28:12And a consonant, please.
28:12And a consonant, please.
28:12And a consonant, please.
28:13And a consonant, please.
28:13And a consonant, please.
28:14And a consonant, please.
28:14And a consonant, please.
28:14And a consonant, please.
28:14And a consonant, please.
28:15And a consonant, please.
28:16And a consonant, please.
28:16And a consonant, please.
28:16And a consonant, please.
28:17And a consonant, please.
28:18And a consonant, please.
28:18And a consonant, please.
28:19And a consonant, please.
28:20And a consonant, please.
28:20And a consonant, please.
28:21And a consonant, please.
28:22And a consonant, please.
28:22Alfie?
28:40Seven.
28:41Morgan?
28:41Seven as well.
28:42Alfie?
28:43Violent.
28:44Exactly the same.
28:45Both violent.
28:46Oh, dear.
28:48Now, Jenny.
28:49I've got violent, too.
28:50I think we're all going to have a fight in the car park.
28:53A brawl.
28:54What about Susie?
28:55There was another seven there, Nick.
28:57Neolite.
28:58Neolite, a term from mineralogy for a silicate of magnesium and iron.
29:04Thanks, Jenny.
29:07Here we go.
29:08Final letters came for you.
29:10Morgan?
29:11Can I start with the consonant, please?
29:12Thank you, Morgan.
29:13B?
29:14And another.
29:16K?
29:17And a vowel?
29:20A.
29:21And another.
29:23O.
29:24And a third?
29:25E.
29:26And a consonant?
29:29N.
29:30And another?
29:31C.
29:32And a third?
29:34L.
29:35And a final vowel, please.
29:37And a final A.
29:39Stand by.
29:40E.
29:44MUSIC PLAYS
30:11Yes, Morgan?
30:12Seven.
30:13A seven, Alfie?
30:14Seven.
30:15Morgan?
30:15Balance.
30:16And?
30:17Blacken.
30:18Hmm, very nice.
30:20What do you think, Jenny?
30:22Well, I got balance too.
30:23Yeah.
30:24And, Susie?
30:25There is abalone as well, an edible mollusk of warm seas, an ear-shaped shell, the abalone.
30:31Sure.
30:32Thank you very much.
30:3381 to 76.
30:35Alfie, we're moving into dangerous territory, crucial territory.
30:39It's your numbers game.
30:40Can I have one large and five small, please, Rachel?
30:41You can, indeed.
30:42Potentially playing it safe, banking on that conundrum.
30:44Let's see.
30:45Thank you, Alfie.
30:46Final numbers of the week are three, four, eight, six, nine, and 25.
30:53And the target, 604.
30:566-0-4.
30:57I think so.
31:01Bye-bye.
31:11Bye-bye.
31:12Bye-bye.
31:17Bye-bye.
31:22so Alfie 604 and Morgan 604 as well Alfie 3 multiplied by 8 24 multiplied by 25 600 plus
31:39the 4 and you have your crucial conundrum well done and Morgan same way yeah all right so there
31:45we are there we are 91 to 86 into the final round into a crucial countdown conundrum gentlemen
31:55fingers on buzzers let's roll that crucial countdown conundrum
32:15Morgan disengage disengage I can see Alfie punching the counter yes disengage
32:38101 oh Morgan 101 you've spoiled it for Alfie were you almost there just like that yeah
32:51gosh you both left it very late I tell you that much look at it normally Morgan's straight off
32:56within a couple of seconds but anyway listen two great players wonderful Alfie it's been a real
33:01pleasure having you here thank you you gave him a run for his money more so than anybody else that
33:06he's encountered today anyway so back to um south wales back to drach thank you with this
33:14this goodie bag and good luck with your exams good luck with your rugby too thank you very much no
33:19thank you for coming whoa Morgan that was a little bit sweaty I know I was looking for the ing at the
33:27end I couldn't find it all right well you did it in the end listen have a good weekend we'll see you
33:32on Monday well done how many is that now five not bad see you Monday we'll see yeah we'll see you both
33:38on Monday Jenny I'm taking the book home I'm taking inheritance home with me
33:42well I expect you to read it by Monday then I'll give you an assessment Monday I'll give you a critique
33:46look forward to seeing you on Monday and Susie too of course yeah likewise Rachel and we've got two
33:51possible future math teachers that the students will be lucky to have over there one who'll be teaching
33:56in Welsh as well very smart amazing see you Monday see you then join us then same time same place
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