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Josh, you are a wonderful person for helping out Dave and providing us with uninterrupted University Challenge. Thank you very much. Love from Los Angeles.
Your fat head pops up everywhere, doesn't it? As an American, I'm sure you will appreciate the irony that your foul-mouthed rants are left for everyone to read whilst the channel owner calls me a troll, blocks me and removes all of my piquant obervations from their channel, for politely suggesting to a Swedish punter that, rather than question the wisdom of Brexit, she should perhaps worry about the problems that socialism has caused in Sweden. Oh well, occupational hazard, I guess.
Thought it was a nice bit of brain gym! For me, Doggerel sprang to mind as soon as the category was explained (before the question was asked), but then floundered on formalities, before getting solenoid from the description of the electrical part.
Yeah there were a few cringe answers this week. A PHD chemistry student not knowing Lewis Dot diagrams... Maybe the pressure was getting the best of these folks.
wel done you. I didn't! I thought the Qs were quite difficult, the teams well matched, Cook especially a force to be reckoned with. enjoyed it very much.
They weren't the usual UC question set. Either overly wordy questions with simple answers, or obscure answers, (Berthe Morisot? The river Ems?) and not many on on the core of academic subjects, no hint of philosophy! Too much animals and plants.
The screens are shared between 2 and set under a glass top at an angle which is hard to see. Plus the image isn't revealed until the question is fully read out, you get to see it earlier on TV.
Josh, you are a wonderful person for helping out Dave and providing us with uninterrupted University Challenge. Thank you very much. Love from Los Angeles.
Thanks for taking over the role of uploading these episodes, Josh. You'll make a lot of people around the world very happy. Cheers from Melbourne.
Well done Josh, many here are grateful. Hope things are okay with you Dave.
Thanks for helping your friend and for bringing UC to those of us who don't live in the UK and who can't be bothered to get a VPN to trick the BBC.
There are lots of free VPN extensions for Firefox and Chrome. I don't know how good they are for tricking the BBC as I am in the UK.
Thanks for stepping in Josh. 10 points for you
All hail Josh, wot is a top bloke.
Cheers mate.
I realize I am kind of randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online?
@Axel Amir i would suggest FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Axel Amir Try Flixzone. You can find it on google :)
Thanks Josh, you have saved me from withdrawal symptoms! Best wishes to Dave.
What happened to Dave?
@@willemvanoranje1533 his father passed away
@@isaacmammel9186 Ah, I see, thank you. In case Dave happens to read this: my concolences.
@@willemvanoranje1533 this hits different in 2023
Thank you so much for doing this while Dave takes a few weeks off ^_^
Thank you Josh! Means a lot, much appreciated. Not a great round, still would’ve been very sad to have missed it ❤️
Dear Josh, thank you! Much appreciated!
Thank you so much! I look forward to this all day. You’re a star!
Thank you for uploading this for Dave!
Greetings from Germany mate
Thanks from Taiwan, Josh. You're a champ!
Josh you're a true hero.
Thanks, Josh, now I need to find someone who regular load BBC question.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! for keeping the chain unbroken and on time.
Thank you, Josh. Tons of gratitude from Brooklyn.
Your fat head pops up everywhere, doesn't it? As an American, I'm sure you will appreciate the irony that your foul-mouthed rants are left for everyone to read whilst the channel owner calls me a troll, blocks me and removes all of my piquant obervations from their channel, for politely suggesting to a Swedish punter that, rather than question the wisdom of Brexit, she should perhaps worry about the problems that socialism has caused in Sweden. Oh well, occupational hazard, I guess.
thanks for your collaboration to upload this, much appreciated
Thanks a lot, Josh! Cheers.
Thank you very much, Josh!
Thank you, Josh.
Thanks from Dallas, Josh!
Belated thanks Josh, subscribed...
Good looks Josh! Sending hopes to Dave
Thanks so much. Unfortunately, I got thrashed.
Thank you, Josh!
Thank you
The shipping forecast question was fatuous.
Yes, as if being intellectual necessitates listening to what Paxman no doubt still refers to as "the wireless".
Thought it was a nice bit of brain gym! For me, Doggerel sprang to mind as soon as the category was explained (before the question was asked), but then floundered on formalities, before getting solenoid from the description of the electrical part.
Josh, thank you for uploading these :-) Appreciate it!
thanks a lot Josh!
Josh, another 'cheers' from Holland Landing, Ontario
Thanks Josh !
Cheers josh. Good lad.
Thanks Josh, liked, subscribed and notifications on.
MATCH STATS BELOW
Open: 125 Eliminated
Huddersfield: 145
Starter Questions Stats
OPEN: 70
Holmes = 2/3 {20 points}
Haywood = 0
Woodbridge = 5/10 {50 minus 10 points}
O'Brien = 1/1 {10 points}
Starter Success rate: 57.14%
HUDDERSFIELD: 90
Fisher = 0
Wilson = 0
Cook = 8/11 {80 points}
Cahill = 1/2 {10 points}
Starter Success rate: 69.23%
Bonus Questions Stats
OPEN: 55
Bonus success rate: 45.83% (11/24)
HUDDERSFIELD: 55
Bonus success rate: 40.74% (11/27)
Oh my god, lol. I listened to Mozart’s “Musical Joke” Divertimento for the first time earlier today, then it shows up in the first set of bonuses.
ty josh
Oh dear, giving acute angles for a nonagon!
Especially a guy studying maths ...
Yeah there were a few cringe answers this week. A PHD chemistry student not knowing Lewis Dot diagrams...
Maybe the pressure was getting the best of these folks.
Thank you :)
I don't have the figures to back it up, but I'm guessing this may be the highest average age match ever.
Here i'm, still learn 🌐🇬🇧♥️
weren't expecting the high pitch voice from cahill
Andy Cook -- he could win a quiz on his own
Cooks on 🔥
"Blue whale"
What a silly answer.
Jo Do Watch all of it.
A Tale of Two Cities, smh. Both teams bang average, I beat them single-handedly. Thanks for taking on upload duties.
wel done you. I didn't! I thought the Qs were quite difficult, the teams well matched, Cook especially a force to be reckoned with. enjoyed it very much.
@@helenswan705 Full disclosure, I'm no Superman. I won from just the non-science questions.
They weren't the usual UC question set. Either overly wordy questions with simple answers, or obscure answers, (Berthe Morisot? The river Ems?) and not many on on the core of academic subjects, no hint of philosophy! Too much animals and plants.
22:38 - clear image of a whale, "is that a whale?"
The screens are shared between 2 and set under a glass top at an angle which is hard to see. Plus the image isn't revealed until the question is fully read out, you get to see it earlier on TV.
Can't believe none of these geniuses got The Princess Bride
They did. Holmes buzzed, but out of time.
And he knew the answer, I can guarantee that.
Oh, that's a shame, I'd be gutted
@@hughtyrrell5768 Holmes is gutted. Also gutted that as a philosophy and classic specialist the questions were way off the usual...
If you didn't guess, I am Holmes.
Thanks Josh. Mediocre match this time.
Really wish to meet the one person who disliked this video. And ask the person why.
we have names of 4 suspects
was waiting for the blue whale
What is Paxman muttering at 18:59?
"I didn't know she was so pretentious"
Thanks. Kind of ironic remark coming from him.
Your starter for 10:
When was the last time that an episode of UC didn't include a question provided by the BBC's cultural marxism department?
Trick question! It always does!
Wait why are they all so old?
Woodbridge looks like he is wanted for murder, and it looks like Holmes has something to do with it. Look on from about 4:57.