8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown - S3 E6 Part 2/3 REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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Jodi and Nick react to 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. This is the second part of a three part reaction for Episode 6 of Season 3. The first part is already on the channel. Tune in tomorrow for part 3.
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Peter Serafinowicz plays the member of the Nova Corp that initially doesn’t trust Peter Quill in Gaurdians of the Galaxy
Jodi getting 'tempting' in 2 seconds. Pretty impressive!
Nick: Getting the number exactly is worth 10 points, not 7. So you're actually on 21pts vs Jodi's 20 so far
he was 1 away
Always fun to see you playing seriously and keeping score . Most of us here watch for the comedy - and the occasional smug feeling of pride should we see a word .
The comedian next to Susie Dent, Peter Serafinowicz is a bit of a legend. He is quite brilliant, a great actor as well as comedian and impressionist.
I agree about Peter. I believe he did his own show on BBC many years ago but for some reason has never made it big time. So he just does the occasional panel show although he is a big voice over artist. Famously impersonated Pele speaking English in a serious public information commercial about male impotence.
Agreed. His numerous very funny impressions include Paul McCartney, Kevin Spacey, Michael Caine, and "sassy" Donald Trump.
Yes, there was just one series of The Peter Serafinowicz Show made on TV. Luckily, last I checked, all the episodes are available to watch on RUclips. 👍 @@johnnyuk3365
@@leohickey4953 Also, his impersonation of the late, great Terry Wogan is as good, if not even better , than Rob Brydon's version, which is praise indeed. Also, I've only ever seen one impersonation of the late, great Sean Lock, and I think that might have been by Peter. Whoever it was, it was really good too.
@@Richard-jh7nt Agreed. I can't remember him doing Sean Lock, but it sounds right. Terry Wogan will be completely unknown to a US audience, but here's a clip from Jonathan Ross's BBC show with Peter's uncanny rendition of him, and the bemused subject looking on from the green room...
ruclips.net/video/-z_iVtjKVck/видео.html
EXILER for the second word scramble.
LETS PAUSE COUNTDOWN!!!!!
until tomorrow guys, cheers as always!
HATE that these are in 3 parts...
Why do you wear a cap indoors?
Im sure Nick would appreciate this. The comedian next to susie Peter Serafinowicz played The Tick in the live action series on Prime!
When you start getting the words before the letters appear (the teaser) you know that’s the skills required for this game coming to the fore.
Domination is imminent.
The dictionary corner guest getting a spot is the same in original countdown. How they fill it tends to be a bit different though!
Boo corden... Boo. Man that guy gets me angry
Great reaction! Doesn't one get 10 points for solving a 9-letter brainteaser? I'm just asking; I don't really care.
Please, consider reacting to Peter Serafinowicz's impersonations and impressions of various famous actors & stars being interviewed. It's well done and hilarious.
The contestants aren't asked to solve the brainteasers so there are no points to gain..
@@jeezuschryst Thanks! OK, I might wrongly recall the 10-pointer from the original countdown.
@@reinholdmueller4882 It's 10 points (or occasionally more on 8oo10CDC to give both teams a chance to win) for the conundrum at the end. The ones before the breaks are just for the audience. This was an 8-letter one, by the way.
Remember, They are playing in pairs.
Nick: Getting the number exactly is worth 10 points, not 7. So you're actually on 21pts vs Jodi's 20 so far
he messed up - he got 588. in the real show if you call the wrong number you get zero
React Kalki trailer 👍
Calm test
RECOIL was there for 6
There was no 'c' matey
Oxlike
Isn’t Peter in John Wick 2?
Yes, he plays a sommelier.
Is it just me or did anyone else do
8x75=600 -587=13
So how do you get 13?
25-8-4=13
Am I doing it the hard way? In my day this was basic mental arithmetic. Everyone could do it. They had to because there were 240p to the £1 ...
4 farthings = 1 penny, 48 farthings = 1 shilling, 960 farthings = £1
2 halfpennies = 1 penny, 24 halfpennies = 1 shilling, 480 halfpennies = £1
12 pennies = 1 shilling, 240 pennies = £1
4 x threepence = 1 shilling, 80 threepence = £1
2 x six pence = 1 shilling, 40 sixpennies = £1
12 pence = 1 shilling, 20 shillings = £1
24 pence = a florin, 2 shillings = a florin, 10 florins = £1
30 pence = a half crown, 2 s. 6d. = a half crown, 8 half crowns = £1
And people made change in their heads, including every housewife and child who had money. They didn't have a cash register working it out for them. It was all in their head in a quick and decisive mental calculation.
Where is the kids version of Countdown, I'd like to see the comparison.
Yes, that's how it was solved on here. Jon would have probably solved it that way too, but wasn't allowing himself to use the 75.
@@dannykent6190 I wasn't necessarily taking about this specific puzzle. More the methodology of getting the nearest to it, then finding the remainder. Simplifying the arithmetic and speeding up the potential solutions.
It's very similar to the approach to making change. Hence my referencing currency and old far more complex currency variations.