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Diane Scougall
Registrace 1. 02. 2012
Seven Nation Army & Whole Lotta Love covers with Superfreak
I had a lot of fun with Superfreak! at my 60th birthday party
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The Voice of the Ocean, Sky Princess, 29th June 2023
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The Voice of the Ocean, Sky Princess, 29th June 2023
Voice of the Ocean, Sky Princess, 29th Dec 2023
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Voice of the Ocean, Sky Princess, 29th Dec 2023
Voice of the Ocean, Ruby Princess, 23rd Sept 2022
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Voice of the Ocean, Ruby Princess, 23rd Sept 2022
Leonard (Maine Coon cat) playing fetch. Again.
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Leonard, 18 month old Maine Coon, plays fetch with his slinky
"Hearts, Lead the Way!" 1915 Recruiting Song, Dedicated to Heart of Midlothian FC
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Some very old sheet music from 1915 brought to life. Words by T M Davidson, Music by David Stephen. The sheet music is "Dedicated to Heart of Midlothian Football Club". Look up "McCrae's Battalion", if you want to know more about what this is all about.
"Heart of Midlothian", 1956 song by Johnny Victory
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A collector of Hearts memorabilia recently found this sheet music. I had a go at bringing it to life.
Hearts 1998 Cup Win - Hazel Irvine at the party in the Gorgie Suite
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Taken from the end of the highlights on BBC on 16th May 1998, Hazel Irvine valiantly tries to get some sense from the Hearts players and staff celebrating in the Gorgie Suite
Hearts Cup win 1998 - Hazel Irvine meets the bus in Gorgie
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Watch as a slightly tipsy Hazel Irvine tries to interview several even more tipsy Hearts players as they arrive back in Gorgie, 16th May 1998. Recorded from BBC highlights at the time and recently converted from VHS and digitised.
Creepy Pripyat fairground
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Fairground ride in Pripyat in the Chernobyl exclusion zone moves by itself in a stiff breeze. It creaks, too.
Where Dreams Go To Die (John Grant) Cover
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My second attempt at a John Grant cover
Grey Tickles, Black Pressure (John Grant) cover
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This is rough round the edges with a couple of duff notes, but I thought I would share anyway. My attempt at Grey Tickles, Black Pressure by the sublime John Grant.
"The Voice of the Ocean" - Coral Princess, 20th January 2019
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"The Voice of the Ocean" - Coral Princess, 20th January 2019
Call Me Clive live at the Meadows Festival
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Call Me Clive live at the Meadows Festival
Come volunteer at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre (with apologies to the Village People)
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Come volunteer at Lilongwe Wildlife Centre (with apologies to the Village People)
Thank you Diane.xx
Beautiful and so clever!
This was such a great show
6:47 Little did Richard know that Des was to be the name of his two successors
I love how that Kitty has a real human name
I myself had 388 figured out in the second numbers round, though I do it a bit differently. I started with the 8/2 to get 4, then I multiplied it by 100 to get 400. Then (9+2+1) = 12, and then subtracted that from the 400 to get the 388. But to see Diane get to it with only five numbers rather than all six like I did...no "floater" there, it was well played!
You are using it incorrectly for dividing ÷This is what divide actually looks like
Thursday 11th October 2001
Filmed the day after 9 11 my god
I catn whatch it ! Thats soud Ueerrrrr is so cute !
Cats are so much fun❤️
meow😻
Numbers puzzle 3 Factor time -------------- 625 25 9 6 6 1 1 6-1=5 6-1=5 25*5=125 125*5=625
Numbers puzzle 2 Factor time ----------- 388 100 9 8 2 2 1 8/2=4 2+1=3 100-3=97 97*4=388
@Diane Scougall What is your source for the caption information?
I’m not sure I understand the question - caption, as in “Countdown 11th October 2001”, or the Closed Captions/Subtitles?
@@dianescougall2663 the video title. There are multiple comments stating the video is this date or that number. Only one of you can be correct. I'm trying to make sure that this video's pedigree is correct.
@@alandunstan5485 It was 11th October 2001. It was filmed on Wednesday 12th September 2001, and broadcast on 11th October. Back when I went by a different surname :-) It’s easy to find the broadcast dates for the series. Here’s just one cite: wiki.apterous.org/Diane_Dootson
@@dianescougall2663 Thank you very much for the link. I have a database file of 4,343 numbers puzzles for: Countdown (BBC) 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (BBC) Letters and Numbers (Australia) des Chiffres et des Lettres (France 3) that CZcams channels have uploaded. With the lists at the link you provided, I can verify that the episodes are what they are purported to be.
Carol should come back as a contestant on 8 of 10 cats does countdown
Hi Diane, what a great memory.
cute
7:24 “That’s sort of cheating a bit.” Why? If he speaks Greek, who cares how or why he acquired the ability? The point is he’s multilingual and belongs on the Yes tribe, much more so than the blonde who doesn’t know the difference between Spanish and French.
@Drew Conway I hear what you're saying MAN💪 We gave em the vote and look what trouble that has lead to. Some of them now are running the countries with the best outcomes in the covid19 pandemic, but hey men will make it look like they did it. Just wait n read future history books 😉 you'll See Un Natural Transcripts
That's the joke.
Have you got Countdown the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Championship of Champions 10 episodes 1 2 and 4 Season 39 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Season 4o episode 2424 2425 2427 2428 2429 and 2430 Season 41 episode 2671 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals Season 42 episode 2680 and 2681 Season 43 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Season 44 episode 2913 2914 2915 2916 2917 2918 2919 and 2920 Season 46 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Season 47 episode 3153 3154 3155 31556 3157 3158 3159 and 3160 Season 48 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Season 50 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final Season 52 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Quarter Finals and Final Season 55 the 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st Semi Final and Final Season 57 the 1st 2n 3rd and 4th Quarter Finals the 1st and 2nd Semi Finals and Final please
No, sorry, I’ve only kept and digitised the one I won.
You have a lovely voice! <3
Ugly BBC entitled bitch with a hair hat
4th October 2001
What is the source of your information? What would the series and episode numbers be if your info is correct?
In the first round, another eight-and proof that the botany course I took wasn't a complete waste of time-was MESOCARP. It's the middle layer of the pericarp of a fruit. In the second round, an anagram of UNLISTED is INSULTED. In the third round, another seven was HOATZIN, a very primitive type of bird whose chicks have claws on their wing digits and a tooth they use to break through the eggshell. In the fifth round (first numbers round), there was a way to get the target number, but not via 67 x 7. This is the solution: 7 x 5 = 35 35 - 6 = 29 29 x 4 x 4 = 464 464 + 5 = 469 (Coincidentally, 469 was the same target as the last four-large game I played at the Pencil and Paper Games website. The two small numbers were 3 and 2, and it does have at least one solution.) In the sixth round, an anagram of FLOATER is FLOREAT, which is a bit of Latin used in laudatory speeches to convey the wish that the institution or person will flourish. In the seventh round, I had GUILTED for seven and SEDULITY for eight. In the eighth round, I had the biochemical term KINASE for six and SNAKIER for seven. I always look for comparatives when -IER and -IEST come up. That ninth round was hilarious. Needless to say, I got the same alternative as in round six. In the second numbers round, I saw your solution, but also had this alternative: 100 + 2 = 102 102 / 2 = 51 51 - 8 = 43 43 x 9 = 387 387 + 1 = 388 In the eleventh round, I also had Keith's AMUSING, but a couple of sixes were SAYING and DISMAY. In the twelfth round, there's another biochemical term and an anagram of OPERATES in PROTEASE. In the last letters round, there were a couple of zoological words: CERVID for six (a deer), and LACERTID for eight (one of a large family of lizards). Also RECITAL and VERDICT for sevens. In the last numbers round, I had the same idea but used a different approach: 9 - 6 = 3 3 + 1 = 4 6 x 4 = 24 24 + 1 = 25 25 x 25 = 625
Can you do the Countdown Channel 4 Broadcast on Friday the 20th of December 2002 from The Last Series of the Long Lived Wings set which first appeared in Series 22 Presented by Richard Whiteley and Carol Voderman with Dictionary Corner Richard Samson and Hugh Fearnley Whittiingstall with the two contestants Juillan Fell And Grace Page with the intro and the outro with 15 rounds and two teatime teasers from Episode 3389
conor dart No, sorry. The only reason I have an episode of Countdown from 2001 on my channel (not the video you are commenting on, incidentally) is because it’s the one I was on and won.
Can you please find Episode 5559 - ‘74/5584 - ‘91/5610 - ‘3, Friday 25th October 2002, Wednesday 18th December 2002, Monday 24th February 2003, Friday 25th April 2008, The Series 66 - ‘7 Grand Final, Wednesday 22nd/Thursday 23rd April 2015, Thursday 29th May 2014, Thursday 8th/Friday 16th June 2006, Friday 22nd December 2006, Tuesday 2nd January 2007, Friday 25th July 2008, Tuesday 2nd August 2016 (Round 5), Thursday 29th September 2016 (Round 3, 6, 9 & 14), Monday 24th October 2016, Thursday 17th November 2016 (Round 9), Tuesday 4th October 2016 (Round 15), All of the Champion of Champions XI & XIII Episodes, Thursday 4th March 2010 (Round 3), Monday 1st September 2003, Thursday 15th July 2004, The Series 52 & ‘4 Grand Final, Monday 4th/Tuesday 5th January 2016, Monday 31st October 2011, Monday 28th/Tuesday 29th/Wednesday 30th November 2011, Tuesday 7th March 2017, Wednesday 11th April 2018, Wednesday 19th April 2017, Episode 6772 - ‘6, Friday 22nd June 2018, Friday 12th January 2007, Special 37 (Husband & Wife), Wednesday 16th November 2011, Wednesday 23rd January 2013, Tuesday 29th March 2016, Tuesday 26th February 2008, The Series 43, ‘6 - ‘8 Grand Final, Monday 30th June 2003, Tuesday 14th/Monday 27th July 2015, Monday 7th July/Friday 12th September 2008, Thursday 30th June 2005 (Episode 3958), Wednesday 30th April/Thursday 1st May 2003 & Friday 26th/Monday 29th October 2012 (“pretty” please)?
Amazing performance! Well done Diane! :-) x
Why did they revert to the 1989-95 title music here?
I have zero idea, but after a month or two they went back to the 1996
I was born 9 days before this broadcast. Gosh I’m young.
I was born a year after this was broadcasted so I am even younger.
This is Episode 3224.
What is the source of your information? What would the series and episode numbers be if your info is correct?
Brilliant
What was the atmosphere surrounding the studio like? I imagine very bleak since this was just after 9/11
This episode (and the ones before and after) were actually filmed on September 12th 2001. It was a very strange day all round. My clearest memory is of the "Falling man" photo in the newspaper I read on the train to Leeds.
@@dianescougall2663 Must have been tough for the Countdown team, as this is one of the hazards of producing shows ahead of transmission. Today in 2019 Countdown is produced months in advance. As I type this now in August 2019 I know the current Countdown production are filming the late November shows of 2019.
Richard Osman is charming, knowledgeable with a sly sense of humour. Top man!
better than pointless imo
Nice!
Brilliant!!
My inner hipster kinda prefers this pointless lol. Which would you say is better?
I've only posted the one I was on :-) Someone has posted all of series two but the quality isn't as good.
Thank you for posting! Do you have any more from Series 2?
Love this show - wish there were a few more episodes on here. Thanks for posting.