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I am loving this thread, very informative.

Has there ever been a show which has containing more than one numbers game in which is was impossible to get within ten?

Has there ever been a Countdown-related film? I'm not Graeme, but I know that 'About a Boy' had a couple of references. Hugh Grant's character was a daily watcher, and he's seen watching it with Nicholas Hault later with the kid laughing at one of Richard Stilgoe's bad jokes, much to Grant's annoya...

I'll be honest... the first Teatime Teaser I thought was Elopeant, and assumed it meant a person who has eloped. Much facepalming was done when I realized.

Anyway, great recap!

Awesome game today. Kudos Jack, and bad luck on just missing out on the high score.

Can I be the first to suggest this be made a classic game on Apterous?

Graeme Cole wrote:

Jon Corby wrote:Actually, was it even called Dictionary Corner back in them days?

The conundrum wasn't even called the conundrum then.

The clock didn't even have markings then...

Sorry, double post.

The new CECIL actually reminds me a lot of the system used on the Australian adaptation... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8-mx3RSvOQ Also, while I doubt it would improve viewing figures, one thing I would certainly change is that I'd have the lights dim a lot more before Crucial Conundrums. The way...

4. Do away with those HIDEOUS new displays. For anyone who read the spoilers thread yesterday, I have fully recovered by looking at Comic Sans MS in Green on Pink. It's been confirmed on here that the reason for the new displays is that MediaCity didn't have the equipment to support the ten-year ol...

Awesome news Kerry, congrats!

You guys do remember that you can watch Countdown an hour later on +1, right. I mean, pretty much everyone full access to Freeview now and even if you miss that there's 4oD (terrible as it is). Having said that, I do hate that it's been pushed back to 2:40pm so Channel 4 can try out some crappy game...