8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown. 2013 Special: Two.

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First broadcast 19th April 2013.

Jimmy Carr

Jon Richardson
Rachel Riley
Susie Dent
Joe Wilkinson

Lee Mack
Stephen Mangan
Richard Osman
Henning Wehn

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00:00This programme contains strong language and adult humour
00:04This programme contains strong language and adult humour
00:30Tonight on 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
00:33Our reigning champion, it's John Richardson
00:37Ready for the rematch, it's Sean Locke
00:40In Dictionary Corner, he's Bowel Mouth
00:43It's David O'Doherty
00:45My word, it's Susie Dent
00:48She's a Math Magician, it's Rachel Riley
00:52Now welcome your host, Jimmy Carr!
00:59Hello and welcome to 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown
01:03A show all about letters, numbers and conundrums
01:06Did you know, according to lexicographers
01:0940 is the only number that when written down
01:12has all its letters in alphabetical order
01:14Interestingly, 40 is also how old most lexicographers are
01:17before they see a naked lady
01:20The word crap comes from the last name of the person
01:23that invented the toilet, Thomas Crapper
01:27Narrowly beating designs by Thomas Shitter
01:29and Thomas, I'd leave that ten minutes if I were you
01:32Palindromes are words or phrases that read the same in both directions
01:36My favourite palindromes that I've ever come across
01:39are tit and boob
01:43Right, let's get started
01:51OK, let's meet tonight's players
01:53First up, it's our Cats Countdown reigning champion, Jon Richardson
02:05You can see Jon regularly in 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Stand Up For The Week
02:09and the Meals For One section of his local supermarket
02:14In 1998, chess player Garry Kasparov was beaten by supercomputer Deep Blue
02:21But later this year, Jon will seek to prove
02:23that there are still some tasks beyond modern technology
02:26when he takes on the computer at match.com
02:34And up against Jon is Sean Lock
02:44Laid-back Sean is best described as happy-go-fuck-yourself
02:51Sean never fails to see the funny side of life
02:54It doesn't matter whether he's shouting at a child or drop-kicking a kitten
02:57you always see him laughing
03:00Remind me, what happened last time you played?
03:03Through some weird sort of anomaly of scoring, Jon went home with a teapot
03:10An anomaly of scoring?
03:12Swatsy, planet head here
03:15Won, that's what happened
03:17We got the same train back and I had my teapot
03:20but I really wanted my nameplate for my desk
03:23and I thought I'd lost it on the train
03:26and I was on the train going, I think I've lost my...
03:29and your face really said, you are a penis
03:33and I also thought, now that's a shame Jon
03:35that would have been a really good memento to have
03:37you just said, it's just your name written on a piece of paper
03:41He's right though, I just hope for Jon's sake he doesn't win tonight
03:44because then he'd have more teapots than friends
03:55The tension, it's a grudge match, be honest
03:57As a form of humiliation, it's alright for you, you won
04:00It's awful, I'd rather do a bush tucker trial
04:03There's a certain dignity in eating a kangaroo's bollock
04:07which you don't get from losing at spelling quizzes
04:11So do you feel extra pressure?
04:13Because we're all expecting you to win by some margin
04:15No, we're not expecting that
04:18But I mean, what are you talking about?
04:20Everyone is expecting Jon to win
04:21It's horrible, I hope I lose, the pressure's...
04:23I can't get on a train, people are shouting letters at me
04:27It's horrible
04:28I see how you cope with the pressure
04:29I don't think it'd be a problem
04:32The jumbies just jumbled up
04:34I look at them, when the letters come up
04:36it just doesn't mean, I just don't see anything
04:38It's like a Dutch number plate
04:43What about that one? I mean, that one's easy
04:45Start with that one
04:47Out, I've got that
04:51I've got another word
04:52Yeah
05:00OK, over in Dictionary Corner today, it's David O'Doherty
05:09All right, yeah
05:11Send out the funny text
05:13Hey, we're all wearing novelty jumpers on Countdown
05:16It's going to be hilarious, David
05:18You all wear your fancy suits and I'm left here
05:22Looking pretty sweet, actually
05:25Very nice
05:26As an Irishman, David is probably more familiar with the Irish version of this show
05:30Count it down
05:39With his quirky, unkept appearance, David O'Doherty resembles a top university professor
05:44who's fallen on hard times, turned to alcohol and gone to live in a hedge
05:50Very nice to have you here, David
05:52It's what I meant to say
05:53It's a pleasure
05:54Yeah, it's fun, right?
05:55It's one of my top two favourite shows on Channel 4
06:00After Grand Designs
06:03Here's how much I love Grand Designs
06:06Dressed up as Kevin MacLeod for Halloween
06:08And he doesn't really have a look, so it's just a T-shirt with a leather jacket
06:11And when people didn't know who I was, to give them a clue
06:14I'd just be mildly critical of their interior decoration
06:17I really like what you tried to do here and it very nearly worked
06:23And with David is, of course, Susie Dent
06:31Susie likes nothing more than taking a dictionary to bed
06:34And having a good flick
06:35Just like your mum with Fifty Shades of Grey
06:48And in charge of numbers, it's Rachel Riley
06:57Rachel Riley is the sexiest mathematician in the world
06:59Which sounds impressive until you find out number two is Stephen Hawking
07:05Rachel Riley is as clever as she is beautiful
07:07But then again, so is Sean Locke
07:15OK, let's get ready to count down
07:16Time for the first game
07:17John, you get the first pick of the letters
07:19I'll have a consonant, please
07:21Thank you, John
07:22Start with a good one
07:24I don't think a consonant's a good idea, John
07:27We'll get rid of the R
07:30Do whatever you want
07:31I'm really easily led
07:33Oh!
07:35It's chaos already
07:39There'll be people, countdown fans, watching that going
07:41You can't do that!
07:44You can't go away with the first letter!
07:49Come on, pick your next
07:50I'm going to have a consonant
07:51Thank you, John
07:53M
07:54Oh, much better
07:55That's better
07:56And another one, please
07:58G
07:59I can't say that and not sound like a dick
08:02And another one, please
08:05M
08:06Let's bang another one out
08:11Do you write them all down?
08:12I would just write the last one, Sean, and see how you get on
08:17How you doing?
08:20I'll have a vowel, please
08:23O
08:24Someone gasped when I said vowel, then
08:29Yeah, let's shit another vowel in there
08:33E
08:34And another one, please
08:36A
08:37And another consonant, please
08:39F
08:40And another vowel, please
08:43And the last one
08:45O
08:46Right, well, for the first time today, here's the countdown clock
09:03APPLAUSE
09:21Right, um, how many letters, John?
09:24Just a five
09:25Sean?
09:26Haven't finished yet
09:28LAUGHTER
09:30Sean?
09:31What?
09:32How many you got?
09:33What, how many have I got?
09:34Yeah
09:35Oh, I've only got to count them up now, Jesus
09:38I'll give you a clue, you won't need the other hand
09:41One, two, three, four, five, six
09:45Six?
09:47OK, John, what have you got?
09:49But it is using my free letter that I've played
09:53Have you played your joker?
09:55Yes, I have a letter I use
09:58It's like an O, it's got a line through it and a smiley face
10:03I call it free letter and it counts as anything
10:07All right, four
10:09Four, Sean, what have you got?
10:11Fug
10:15How are you spelling fug in the traditional manner?
10:17F-double-O-G
10:21Fug
10:23As in to cart her in?
10:24No, no, as in I'm going to fug something
10:29You're using this in the sense of you're fugging this right up
10:32Yeah
10:34Which is very accurate
10:35Well, a fugger would have fugged things, yes, definitely
10:39A fugger would have travelled round the village and announcing
10:42Have you got anything to fug?
10:45And he would bring it out and they'd go,
10:47Oh, the fugger's here, and he would fug it
10:50Jon?
10:51I've got fug, I've just put an extra R in it
10:55I've got gnome
11:04David, did you do any better than gnome?
11:07Yeah, I've got X-mango
11:11There used to be a mango, but now it's just a rotting pile of flies and moles
11:18X-mango
11:21Susie, what could they have had?
11:22I'm afraid I've only got fives too
11:24Mange, not very nice
11:26Fango, which is mud from thermal springs in Italy
11:29So just fives was all that was possible
11:31You did as well as could be expected
11:33Thank you
11:35Not so much
11:36That really is the best we could have hoped for you, Jon, well done
11:40So at the end of that, Jon is in the lead with five points
11:48OK, Sean, your turn to pick the letters
11:53A vowel, please
11:54Thank you, Sean
11:56E
11:59Another vowel, please
12:01I
12:02Another vowel, please
12:06Another vowel, please
12:11Oh, please let it be an O
12:14I'll have to go for another vowel, please
12:18Oh
12:20E-I-E-I-A
12:24I'll have a consonant, please
12:26S
12:27S, and another consonant
12:30N
12:31Bash out a couple more, will you, darling?
12:35E and H
12:37Thank you
12:38And your time starts now
12:48LAUGHTER
13:12Make it out
13:13Made you nose
13:17Sean, how many letters?
13:18Five
13:19Five, Jon?
13:20Seven, I think
13:21Seven
13:23Sean, what's your five?
13:24Sheen
13:26What's your seven, Jon?
13:27Banshee
13:28Brilliant
13:29APPLAUSE
13:36It's a noise I hear a lot in the bedroom
13:38She screamed like a...
13:41As you peered at the window
13:43LAUGHTER
13:51David, could they have done any better than Banshee?
13:54I got a three
13:57Oh, it's just the biggest
14:00Yeah, we got some more sevens
14:02Hines, Hines, which Sean also might see a lot in the bedroom
14:05Those are people's buttocks
14:07And they might be wearing beanies, beanie hats
14:09But seven was the tops, again, well done
14:11APPLAUSE
14:17OK, Sean has no points and Jon has 12 points
14:20APPLAUSE
14:26On to our first numbers round
14:28OK, Jon, go ahead and pick your numbers
14:30Can I have two big ones and four small ones, please?
14:35You can, thank you, Jon
14:36Two from the top and four little numbers
14:39And for the first numbers game, they are 1, 5, 6, 10
14:44And the large two, 25 and 50
14:48And your target... Oh, dear
14:50Sean might get some, 400
14:53OK, I'm just going to see how many cream crackers I can eat
14:56Let's start the clock now
15:02You've got to put the pressure on me now
15:10LAUGHTER
15:29What have we got?
15:31What have we got?
15:32I think I've got it
15:33I've got...
15:356 x 50 is 300
15:376 x 50 is 300
15:395 minus 1 is 4
15:40OK
15:41Times 25 is 100
15:43Yay!
15:44I was there, I didn't get it till, like, the clock went...
15:47Is that why you shouted and went...
15:49LAUGHTER
15:51Well done
15:52APPLAUSE
16:00I did 25 minus 10 minus 6 minus 1
16:04Ah, the old easy way
16:0625 minus 10 minus 6 minus 1 is 8
16:09Times 50
16:10Times 50, 400, well done
16:12APPLAUSE
16:18OK, time to go across to Dictionary Corner
16:20David, what have you got for us?
16:22Well, I am a big fan of Countdown
16:25And I just feel the time is right now
16:29No disrespect, to bring it to another level
16:32I'm not talking about improving it
16:34I just mean making it better
16:37LAUGHTER
16:38The certain aspects of the show have been the same for a long time
16:42The music while the thing goes round
16:44Oh yeah, yeah
16:45And I just think we could do something with that
16:48Using my favourite instrument from 1986
16:51And I just think with this, take it up a notch
16:55Maybe with, er...
16:57Maybe just a bit more tension
16:59You know what I mean?
17:00LAUGHTER
17:01Get a bit more mayhem going, the adrenaline rush
17:04Maybe do something with the lights
17:06Yeah?
17:07Put some explosions in
17:09The ice sheets are melting
17:12Kids are overeating
17:14Ah!
17:15The tigers are crying
17:17The oceans are drying
17:19So quick, get numbers and letters
17:21And find out who's better before we all die
17:23LAUGHTER
17:26Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
17:29PIANO NOTES
17:32APPLAUSE
17:40OK, he scores at the end of the first part
17:42Arjean has 10 points, John has 22
17:45APPLAUSE
17:51And here's your teaser
17:53The words are Arse Muff
17:55And the clue is
17:56They'll keep you warm on a winter's day
17:58LAUGHTER
17:59That's Arse Muff
18:01They'll keep you warm on a winter's day
18:03See you after the break
18:04APPLAUSE
18:10Welcome back to Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown
18:12The answer to the teaser, the words were Arse Muff
18:15And the clue was
18:16They'll keep you warm on a winter's day
18:18It was, of course, Ear Muffs
18:20LAUGHTER
18:21So, John, you're in the lead in your pick of the letters
18:23I will have a consonant, please, Rachel
18:26Thank you, John
18:27P
18:28And another one, please
18:30W
18:32And a vowel, please
18:34E
18:38And another consonant, please
18:41Q
18:42Bollocks
18:44And another vowel, please
18:47O
18:48And another consonant, please
18:51R
18:52And another vowel, please
18:55U
18:56These are terrible letters
18:58And another consonant, please
19:00D
19:02And another conso-vowel
19:05LAUGHTER
19:06Oh, I thought I got round it
19:07Let's have another vowel
19:08The last one, A
19:10Good choice
19:11Thanks, mate
19:12And here is the countdown clock
19:14CLOCK TICKS
19:26LAUGHTER
19:45Um...
19:46John, how many letters?
19:47Six
19:48Six?
19:49Sean?
19:50Erm...
19:52If I said five, that'd be about right
19:55LAUGHTER
19:56That'd be pretty close to how many I've got
19:58OK, what's the word, Sean?
20:00It's five
20:01LAUGHTER
20:02Go on, what's the word?
20:03Oh, what's the word?
20:04Yeah, what have you got?
20:05Oh, I see, right, I see
20:06A prude
20:07Prude?
20:08Yeah
20:09Prude, OK
20:10John?
20:11Er, poured
20:13That's in like a liquid
20:14David?
20:15I, er, put another seven here
20:17That's, er, it's nothing to do with me
20:19Er, and it is opaque-er
20:22Opaquer
20:23Yes
20:24Which means, of course
20:25More opaque
20:26More, yes
20:27LAUGHTER
20:28Yes, I imagine it does
20:30Anything you've made that clearer
20:32Good
20:33LAUGHTER
20:34OK, so the scores now
20:36Er, John has 28
20:37And Sean has 10 still
20:39APPLAUSE
20:42What are you going to do?
20:46Time for the numbers again
20:47Sean, your turn to pick
20:48Now, Sean had a bit of trouble with the numbers last time
20:50So I thought I'd change it up a little bit
20:52And, er, give him a bit of help
20:53For this round only
20:54Sean will be allowed to play with a team-mate
20:56And that team-mate will be
20:57Rachel Riley
20:58Woo!
20:59APPLAUSE
21:01Yeah
21:02Rachel, if you could go over there and join Sean
21:04APPLAUSE
21:05Well, thank you
21:06Thank you, Rachel
21:07Now, obviously, er, taking Rachel's place at the numbers board
21:10Please welcome
21:11Mathematical genius
21:12Joe Wilkinson
21:13APPLAUSE
21:24So, er, Joe
21:25You any good at maths?
21:26Yeah
21:27Yeah, yeah
21:28LAUGHTER
21:29Rachel's not the only stunner who can add up
21:31LAUGHTER
21:33OK, Sean
21:34Pick the numbers
21:35For large, please
21:37Er, Joe
21:38Aye
21:39LAUGHTER
21:40Four large ones and a packet of crisps
21:42LAUGHTER
21:44Right you are, Sean
21:45LAUGHTER
21:47And one from the bottom
21:49Not quite what you look like
21:50LAUGHTER
21:51Am I allowed to do...
21:52How many numbers am I allowed to pick?
21:53We want six
21:54I want six, all right
21:55And one from some...
21:56The other bit
21:57LAUGHTER
21:58You don't look at them
21:59That's cheating
22:00LAUGHTER
22:05I imagine, Joe, you get done for short
22:07Er, Joe, you get done for shoplifting a lot
22:09LAUGHTER
22:14Er, ten
22:15Ten
22:17Three
22:18Three
22:19Hundred
22:20Hundred
22:22Fifty
22:23Fifty
22:24Don't know what that is
22:25LAUGHTER
22:27Er, that one
22:28LAUGHTER
22:29Er, 75
22:30OK, and they're going for...
22:34Fuck that
22:35LAUGHTER
22:37LAUGHTER
22:38APPLAUSE
22:42That's too easy
22:43Yeah, we can't have one, it's just too easy
22:45LAUGHTER
22:46Oh, yes
22:47LAUGHTER
22:48OK, the time starts now
22:50MUSIC
22:51MUSIC
22:52MUSIC
22:53MUSIC
22:54MUSIC
22:55MUSIC
22:56MUSIC
22:57MUSIC
22:58MUSIC
22:59MUSIC
23:00MUSIC
23:01MUSIC
23:02MUSIC
23:03MUSIC
23:04MUSIC
23:05MUSIC
23:06LAUGHTER
23:09Hundred and three, it's 300
23:12So we're halfway there
23:13Times 50
23:14MUSIC
23:15MUSIC
23:16MUSIC
23:17MUSIC
23:18LAUGHTER
23:20Oh
23:21150
23:22Minus 100
23:24That's 650
23:25So, John, what do you get?
23:26Er, 675
23:27Sean, what do you get?
23:28675
23:30Rachel?
23:31I got it, 676
23:33Oh
23:34We got it
23:35We got it
23:36We got it
23:38Let's see if we did it the same way
23:40LAUGHTER
23:41Yeah, maybe, Rachel, you can tell us how you did it in a second
23:43Joe, could you tell me how it should be done?
23:45Oh, ladies first, go on
23:47LAUGHTER
23:49All right, let's, er...
23:50Oh, I feel sick
23:51LAUGHTER
23:58You got, er...
23:59Ah
24:00LAUGHTER
24:03Hundred
24:04LAUGHTER
24:06Plus, er...
24:08Ten
24:10LAUGHTER
24:11Hundred and ten
24:13Er...
24:15Er, to 50
24:17And then it's, er...
24:19Seven
24:20Er, and then to ish
24:22LAUGHTER
24:25Did you do it in the same way?
24:26Slightly different
24:27Go on, how did you do it?
24:28You used a three, didn't you?
24:29Yeah
24:30That's why I went, yeah
24:31LAUGHTER
24:32I said 75 minus 25
24:36Is...
24:3750
24:38Correct
24:39LAUGHTER
24:40A hundred divided by 50
24:42Is two
24:43Yes
24:4450 adds two
24:46Yeah
24:47Just stick it similar
24:48And then ten plus three is 13
24:50And 13 times 52 is 676
24:53Whoa
24:54APPLAUSE
25:00Yeah
25:03APPLAUSE
25:05I'm back
25:06Hey, Sean
25:07I'm back
25:08LAUGHTER
25:09Can I keep the pen?
25:11If you promise not to sniff it
25:12LAUGHTER
25:13Keep it then
25:14LAUGHTER
25:16This is Joe, welcome to the show
25:17Thanks, Rachel
25:18APPLAUSE
25:27Sean is on 20 and Jon is on 28
25:30And here is your teaser
25:31The words are piss, hole
25:33LAUGHTER
25:34And the clue is
25:35You'll need to spray and rub repeatedly
25:37LAUGHTER
25:38That's piss, hole
25:39You'll need to spray and rub repeatedly
25:42See you after the break
25:43APPLAUSE
25:48Welcome back to Right Out Of 10 Cats Judge Countdown
25:50The answer to your teaser
25:51The words were piss, hole
25:53And the clue was
25:54You'll need to spray and rub repeatedly
25:56And the answer is
25:57Polishes
25:58LAUGHTER
26:00Here's another fun Countdown fact
26:01The youngest ever winner of Countdown was just 14
26:04And that's a good example of how you can be a winner and a loser at the same time
26:08LAUGHTER
26:11OK, let's mix things up a little bit now
26:13I'm going to give both contestants some help
26:15In the form of a team-mate who is a Countdown expert
26:18Can you both pick a ball from this bag?
26:21I've fallen for this before
26:23OK, this will determine your team-mate
26:24So just pick a ball
26:27All right, lovely
26:29I've got a red ball
26:30You want to say something about that?
26:31That's Coventry
26:32LAUGHTER
26:33I play Leeds United
26:35I'm a Leeds
26:36Well, Sean, you've got the red ball
26:39And that means you'll be playing with Britain's brainiest footballer
26:42And former Countdown winner, Clark Carlisle
26:45APPLAUSE
26:49Thank you
26:51So, John, you picked the yellow ball
26:53And that means you'll be playing with renowned maths expert, Joe Wilkinson
26:56APPLAUSE
27:00All right, gentlemen
27:01Well, let's find out a little bit about Clark
27:04Clark is widely recognised as Britain's brainiest footballer
27:07Which is, let's face it, a bit like being Britain's most sexually active stamp collector
27:11LAUGHTER
27:12Sorry, John, no offence
27:14LAUGHTER
27:16Joe Wilkinson plays the creepy next-door neighbour in the BBC sitcom Him and Her
27:20And he's been getting into character for the last 32 years
27:23LAUGHTER
27:24Very nice to have you here
27:25So, Clark, you won twice
27:27Yes
27:28And then you lost to... Who did you lose to?
27:30A gentleman
27:31I can't remember his name
27:33LAUGHTER
27:34Oh, you say that
27:35It haunts you
27:36It does
27:37I blew a 21-point lead, which is unheard of, isn't it, really, in Countdown?
27:41Joe, are you feeling confident?
27:43Yep
27:44Yes
27:45Yes
27:46LAUGHTER
27:47Are you better on the numbers or the letters?
27:49I can count to well over 1,000 before I black out
27:52LAUGHTER
27:54I've just noticed your mug
27:56Oh, yeah, it's good luck, you know, which we, you know, we swap stuff, you know
27:59LAUGHTER
28:00I gave Susie a life-size cutout of myself
28:04She gave me this shit
28:06LAUGHTER
28:08So, Sean, your turn to pick the letters
28:10OK
28:11Do it one at a time, I'll go first
28:13Oh, let's
28:14I'll have a vowel, please
28:15Thank you, Sean
28:16Arrr
28:17E
28:18E
28:19No
28:21No, you next
28:22Oh, consonant
28:23LAUGHTER
28:25Britain's cleverest footballer
28:27LAUGHTER
28:29APPLAUSE
28:36Consonant, please, Rachel
28:38Thank you, Mark
28:39P
28:40Your own time, you two
28:41A vowel, please
28:43U
28:44Ooh
28:45Consonant, please
28:47C
28:48And I'll have another consonant, please
28:51Z
28:52Oh!
28:53LAUGHTER
28:54And another one, please
28:57D
28:58D
28:59Dear
29:00And a vowel, please
29:03O
29:04Consonant, please
29:06T
29:08And a vowel
29:09And the last one
29:11E
29:12Ooh
29:13OK, and your time starts now
29:15MUSIC
29:27LAUGHTER
29:35I'm not taking it out on her, so...
29:46Right, what have you got, Jon?
29:48Er, six
29:50OK, Joe?
29:51Erm, well, I've got a multi-coloured pen, I spend most of the time choosing the colour
29:56LAUGHTER
29:58So I'm really... I've... I've got four
30:01Four?
30:02Yeah, but I chose a colour, so...
30:04LAUGHTER
30:05OK, a little victory. Sean, what have you got?
30:07Four
30:08Yeah
30:10And Clark?
30:11And a six here as well
30:12Let's hear your six, Clark
30:14Pouted
30:15That's what I got
30:16That's what you've got
30:17Can we do the thing where you show them the bit of paper so we know that you haven't cheated?
30:20Have a look
30:21No, that doesn't say pouted
30:23LAUGHTER
30:25It says ponted
30:26There's no N in there, Jon
30:28LAUGHTER
30:31Yeah, he had pouted, all right, I'll give it to you
30:33OK, all right, so you both got pouted
30:35Er, just out of interest, what was your four-letter word?
30:37Paid
30:38LAUGHTER
30:40Sean, what did you get?
30:42Zeep
30:43LAUGHTER
30:46Zeep meaning...?
30:47It's just Spanish, it's like a fastening on trousers, it's a Spanish word
30:51LAUGHTER
30:54APPLAUSE
30:58Thank you
31:00David, could they have done any better?
31:02Toupee is there, but that is the same number of letters, but it takes longer to say
31:09Toupee
31:10And it has an accent
31:12At the end of that round, Jon's team have 34 points, Sean's team have got 26
31:16APPLAUSE
31:22On to our next numbers round
31:24Jon and Joe, you're to pick the numbers
31:27OK
31:28LAUGHTER
31:30I didn't think you could look any funnier
31:32LAUGHTER
31:35It's possible, it's an incredible achievement
31:38Jon and Joe, go ahead and pick your numbers
31:41Go on, mate, knock yourself out, please
31:43Er, four little ones and the two big ones
31:48I can do that
31:49Please, please
31:50Two large ones, four small ones coming up for you
31:53And for this round, the four small ones are 3, 6, 8 and another 3
31:58And the large ones, 50 and 75
32:02And the target, 396
32:04Christ, I didn't write them down
32:05OK, I'm going to try and do ten press-ups
32:28APPLAUSE
32:36MUSIC
32:39So the target was 396, Jon and Joe, did you get it?
32:42I've got 398
32:43I think I've got, er, yeah, say yeah
32:46LAUGHTER
32:50Mark?
32:51I got 397
32:52LAUGHTER
32:55Sean, did you get it?
32:56Yeah
32:57Go on, tell us how you got it
32:58So the three
32:59Three, yeah
33:00And then you've got the er, the seven
33:03Which seven?
33:04You add the five to the seven
33:07Where's the five?
33:08What seven, Sean?
33:09The 75
33:10LAUGHTER
33:12That gives you 12
33:14Take three off that, that's nine, so that gives you three and nine
33:17Oh, you should have been watching, Sean
33:19And then you use your six
33:20LAUGHTER
33:22396
33:24APPLAUSE
33:29OK, Clark
33:30Eight by 50 is 400, and take a three off
33:34Eight by 50 is 400, and that's one away, 397
33:39APPLAUSE
33:45Deidre Barlow, I reckon she's got it
33:47Deidre Barlow, what have you got?
33:4875 plus 50
33:5075 plus 50 is 125
33:53Times three
33:55Times three?
33:57Yeah
33:58Yeah
33:59You could have got it like that, but not like this
34:01It's 375
34:02We'll see
34:04Plus eight, plus six, plus three
34:07Yeah, it's near enough, isn't it?
34:09LAUGHTER
34:11It's 17, and that's 392
34:13Yeah
34:14Oh, it's three on six
34:15LAUGHTER
34:17So can it be done?
34:18Er, yeah, a couple of ways
34:20You could have said 50 times eight is 400
34:2475 minus three, 72
34:27Divided by the other three is 24
34:29Divided by the six is four, and take it off
34:32APPLAUSE
34:40OK, time for a bit more from Dictionary Corner
34:42David, what have you got for us?
34:43I feel like Canta needs a sort of Simon Cowell-type figure
34:46who's not afraid to be a bit, you know
34:48Like, you guys are good, but you could be
34:50Like, look what you're dealing with here
34:52It could be a lot more sass
34:54And I have, er, I've got some classic Countdown sass lines
34:59Just some cutting comments over here
35:02So say, er, the next time John gets a four-letter word
35:06Susie, you could say
35:07Oh, you know what? I see another four-letter word, John
35:11Shit!
35:13And then the audience all start to chant
35:15Crayons, crayons
35:17And then Rachel comes over with a dunce hat
35:19And gives him crayons and a colouring book
35:21And then he does that for the next round
35:24That would be an option
35:25Say someone gets an old-fashioned sort of word
35:28Like, er, frock or wireless
35:31You could go
35:32Hey, er, you're not on Countdownton Abbey
35:36Right?
35:37And then it's like, zing!
35:39And then you high-five the front row
35:42And, you know, swing your top around above your head
35:45Something like that
35:47And then I, I watch this show a lot
35:49And very often, contestants are slightly drably dressed
35:52Like the lady in the glasses over there
35:57I feel it'd be good to have some stock sort of put-down lines
36:01Or something like, er, nice words, Jo
36:04But that outfit makes you look like the sort of person
36:07Who flashes mourners in a pet cemetery
36:11Just simple ways of just livening up the old formula
36:18That's me
36:19Okay, er, Countdownton Abbey
36:22That is
36:23That's one of the best jokes I've ever come up with
36:27That
36:28And, er, what's Jackie Chan's favourite dessert?
36:31Creme brulee
36:32There are my two judges here
36:40Okay, the score's at the end of part three
36:42Sean is on 33
36:43John is on 34
36:46Next and next
36:49And here is your teaser
36:51The words are neat knob
36:53And the clue is
36:54Comes in different colours and sizes
36:56That's neat knob
36:57And the clue is
36:58Comes in different colours and sizes
37:00See you after the break
37:05Hello and welcome back to AI10Cats Does Countdown
37:08The answer to the teaser
37:09The words were neat knob
37:11And the clue was
37:12Comes in different colours and sizes
37:14I know, I know
37:15Banknote
37:16He's got it
37:22I saw it earlier, they scrolled it up and then
37:27Okay, time for our final letters game
37:29It's all still to play for
37:31John, your turn to choose
37:33Oh, you're still here, eh? Hello
37:34Hello
37:35Er, can I have a consonant?
37:41This is a problem
37:44Yeah, there we go
37:45Remember what they told you before?
37:46Why didn't you do it in front of the cameras, were you?
37:52Not these cameras
37:55Don't you make a scene
38:00What do you want? Consonant
38:01Vowel
38:02Vowel
38:03Can we have a consonant, please?
38:06Well considered
38:07G
38:08And a vowel, please
38:10A
38:12And a consonant, please
38:14L
38:16And another vowel
38:19E
38:20There's a form, there's a form
38:24We're stick
38:34Okay, they're sticking
38:35Do you want a twist, just see what happens?
38:38Go on, you have to
38:40We need an S
38:44Can we have an S, please?
38:45Shit
38:48W
38:50Er, can we have a vowel, please?
38:53O
38:54And a consonant
38:56T
38:58And another consonant
39:00R
39:02And another vowel, please
39:03And the last one
39:05A
39:06Okay, your time starts now
39:19Oh, shit
39:39Oh, shit
39:42Er, John, what have you got?
39:43Er, an incredibly risky seven
39:46A very risky seven
39:47Er, Joe, what have you got?
39:48I find that quite distracting
39:51So I've got a risky four
39:58Er, Sean, what have you got?
39:59Six
40:00Clark?
40:01Seven
40:02Seven, okay, well let's, er, let's hear these sevens
40:04I've gone for gloater
40:06Me too
40:07So you've both got gloater
40:08Sean, what did you get? What was your...?
40:10Legate
40:12That's good
40:14One, one person
40:16Legate
40:19In fact, there's only one E, so you can probably have legate
40:22Of course there's only one E
40:24But you were almost there, Sean
40:28So what was your risky four out of interest, Joe?
40:30Er, I was frick gail
40:36Okay, Sean now has 40, John has 41
40:39It couldn't be closer as we go into the final numbers game
40:46Okay, Sean, go ahead, pick your numbers
40:48Er, two from the big
40:52And anything else you think's a good idea
40:56Just do this
40:57Concentrate
40:58It's all to play for
40:59Three, one, two, five
41:02And the large to be 25 and 50
41:05And the target, 527
41:08Okay, let's count down
41:16LAUGHTER
41:39Ooh!
41:40Right, what have you got?
41:42I've got...
41:43Well, I think we both... I was at 320... 527
41:46LAUGHTER
41:47527
41:48527, okay, you got that, and John?
41:50528
41:51Ooh!
41:54Er, Sean, take me through your working
41:56Er, two times five is ten
41:58Yep
41:59Times 50 is 500
42:00Yep
42:0125 plus three minus one
42:03Well done
42:04APPLAUSE
42:05APPLAUSE
42:12I have...
42:13I have never been so patronised...
42:15LAUGHTER
42:17..in my entire life
42:19LAUGHTER
42:20Ooh!
42:22Let's show him he can walk, can't he?
42:24LAUGHTER
42:25Show him he has a biscuit, here he comes!
42:28LAUGHTER
42:30No, thank you, thank you very much
42:31LAUGHTER
42:32Joe, what did you get there?
42:33I didn't even get close, but I'm all really here for eye candy
42:36LAUGHTER
42:39Okay, so the scores at the end of that?
42:42Sean has 50, John has 41
42:44APPLAUSE
42:52It's pretty tense in here, it is all to play for
42:54Okay, time now for today's crucial countdown conundrum
42:58This is just for Sean and John
43:00Clark, Joe, no helping
43:01Oh, that's nice, isn't it?
43:02LAUGHTER
43:03So, it's the all-important countdown conundrum
43:06Fingers on buzzers, here we go
43:09BUZZER
43:10LAUGHTER
43:12LAUGHTER
43:31Come on!
43:39BUZZER
43:41LAUGHTER
43:44Sean?
43:45I just couldn't help myself
43:46LAUGHTER
43:48I just didn't want it to end
43:49LAUGHTER
43:50I had such a brilliant day
43:51LAUGHTER
43:53John?
43:55Okay, Joe?
43:56I just prefer it when it's just in the right order to begin with
43:59So, I didn't really join it
44:01No, I don't know what's happening
44:03LAUGHTER
44:05Okay, Clark, did you get it?
44:07Is it husbandry?
44:08Oh!
44:09It is, but it doesn't count
44:10But well done
44:17So, the final scores are
44:18Sean has 50, John has 41
44:21And our winner tonight gets this limited edition countdown teapot
44:25Look at that
44:29There you go
44:31Congratulations
44:32Thank you
44:33Well done
44:34Thank you
44:35Thank you
44:36Thank you for your help
44:37Thank you, Rachel
44:39I just...
44:40I'd just like to say, John...
44:42In your face!
44:45John, anything you'd like to say to Sean?
44:47It's the worst day of my life
44:49LAUGHTER
44:50Some people have got it
44:52LAUGHTER
44:53He's got this brain, it's incredible
44:55It's amazing, sometimes I surprise myself
44:57The closer you leave that to me, the greater chance of me shitting in it before
45:01LAUGHTER
45:02It's the best
45:03More wonderful sportsmanship to see there
45:05Yes
45:07The great thing is about your victory
45:09You can really get home and know you did it all yourself
45:12And...
45:14No one else, mate
45:15I got lumbered with this
45:17LAUGHTER
45:22I think we're splitting up, mate
45:26Well, thanks to all our players
45:27Our wonderful studio audience
45:28Rachel, Susie, David
45:30All the Romans for our alphabet
45:32All the Arabic Hindu mathematicians for all our numbers
45:34And all of you for watching at home
45:35That's it from us, goodnight
45:43The master of hip-hop, Grandmaster Flash
45:45And R&B collective Soul to Soul
45:47Take us right through the night with House Party
45:50Live from midnight here on 4
45:52Up next, charting the entry of dance music into the mainstream
45:55With Idris Elba's How Clubbing Changed the World
46:04CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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