Well done Sri Gutta! Loved that you highlighted India’s Republic Day 🇮🇳👏🏼 Many moments where the host engages with Sri differently to everyone else on the show… Can’t help but think it’s to do with race. Terribly sad and frustrating to see, especially as a fellow Indian.
In the first letters round, there was an acceptable five spelled out right in the middle: GOEST. It's archaic, but it's in the dictionary. Two more sixes are STOGIE and GIGOTS, to use some of those G's. In the second round, another six was FIASCO, but there was a seven in MAFIOSO. In the third round, VAINEST and NATIVES were two more sevens, and SALTINE is in the Oxford Dictionary (at least online), which I wasn't expecting. In the fourth round, HURRAYED was there for eight. In the first numbers round, I factored the target (67 x 2^3 = 536) for this solution: 25 - 10 = 15 15 x 4 = 60 60 + 7 = 67 67 x 8 = 536 In the sixth round, I'm surprised I wasn't scooped. I thought Susie would go for the obvious eight in LANDMINE. In the seventh round, OUTDREW is also there for seven (i.e. attracted a larger crowd or, in Wild West terms, drew a gun faster than your opponent). In the eighth round, the schoolhouse term-of-art TARDIES was there and so was DISRATE (to lower in rank in the Navy) both for seven, and an anagram of READIEST is STEADIER. In the ninth round, I also got INVENTORS after two ten-letter false starts in "introverts" and "inventions". ENVIRONS is there for eight. In the second numbers round, I had a more round-the-houses method that used all the numbers: 8 + 6 = 14 14 x 9 = 126 10 / 2 = 5 6 - 5 = 1 126 + 1 = 127 In the eleventh round, two more eights were STIPENDS and TOPSIDES. In the twelfth round, NUPTIAL and PANTILE were also there for seven. In the last letters round, there are some improvements on six with SULCATE and SUBACUTE. Sulcate is a botanical term for "marked by parallel grooves" and subacute is a medical term for conditions that are somewhere between acute and chronic in their severity. I did the final numbers round in the opposite way, subtracting 3 from 75: 75 - 3 = 72 72 x 10 = 720 720 + 50 = 770 770 - 1 = 769
Between Autumn 2001 and Spring 2013, there were 11 letters games and 3 numbers games: LLLLNLLLLNLLLNC Now there are 10 letters games and 4 numbers games: LLNLLNLLNLLLLNC
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I saw you on Countdown! You were amazing!😁
Thanks for sharing your episodes and letting us in on what it’s like to be in the studio. Good job on the show!
Another way of getting 536:
10+10=20
20x25=500
7x4=28
28+8=36
500+36=536
16:30, I thought I had beat them all with an 8, dimentia. But it seems I may instead have dementia.
The first numbers game had a ridiculously easy solution:
25 x (10 + 10) + (4 x 7) + 8 = 536
Keshava Guha I got that as well
thanks, you saved me posting the same
10 x 10 + 25 + 7 = 132 x 4 = 528 + 8 = 536.
Yes quick and easy - if you see it.
Love watching your Countdown appearances Sri. You played very well :)
@@SriGutta you are doing good
For one of the later letter games, there was BASCULE for 7
Well done Sri Gutta! Loved that you highlighted India’s Republic Day 🇮🇳👏🏼
Many moments where the host engages with Sri differently to everyone else on the show… Can’t help but think it’s to do with race. Terribly sad and frustrating to see, especially as a fellow Indian.
For the letters game starting 30:06, I got sublate. Was not sure it was a word, but checked afterwards!
In the first letters round, there was an acceptable five spelled out right in the middle: GOEST. It's archaic, but it's in the dictionary. Two more sixes are STOGIE and GIGOTS, to use some of those G's.
In the second round, another six was FIASCO, but there was a seven in MAFIOSO.
In the third round, VAINEST and NATIVES were two more sevens, and SALTINE is in the Oxford Dictionary (at least online), which I wasn't expecting.
In the fourth round, HURRAYED was there for eight.
In the first numbers round, I factored the target (67 x 2^3 = 536) for this solution:
25 - 10 = 15
15 x 4 = 60
60 + 7 = 67
67 x 8 = 536
In the sixth round, I'm surprised I wasn't scooped. I thought Susie would go for the obvious eight in LANDMINE.
In the seventh round, OUTDREW is also there for seven (i.e. attracted a larger crowd or, in Wild West terms, drew a gun faster than your opponent).
In the eighth round, the schoolhouse term-of-art TARDIES was there and so was DISRATE (to lower in rank in the Navy) both for seven, and an anagram of READIEST is STEADIER.
In the ninth round, I also got INVENTORS after two ten-letter false starts in "introverts" and "inventions". ENVIRONS is there for eight.
In the second numbers round, I had a more round-the-houses method that used all the numbers:
8 + 6 = 14
14 x 9 = 126
10 / 2 = 5
6 - 5 = 1
126 + 1 = 127
In the eleventh round, two more eights were STIPENDS and TOPSIDES.
In the twelfth round, NUPTIAL and PANTILE were also there for seven.
In the last letters round, there are some improvements on six with SULCATE and SUBACUTE. Sulcate is a botanical term for "marked by parallel grooves" and subacute is a medical term for conditions that are somewhere between acute and chronic in their severity.
I did the final numbers round in the opposite way, subtracting 3 from 75:
75 - 3 = 72
72 x 10 = 720
720 + 50 = 770
770 - 1 = 769
Why are there so many letter games and not so many number games?
Format reasons.
Between Autumn 2001 and Spring 2013, there were 11 letters games and 3 numbers games: LLLLNLLLLNLLLNC
Now there are 10 letters games and 4 numbers games: LLNLLNLLNLLLLNC
Wow. Complete domination.
With outride surely there is outdrew. Famously used in Hallelujah song.
8x(25-7)=144-10=134x4=536
10x(6+6)=120+(9-2)=127
75x10=750+(50-(10x3)+1)=769
75 x 10= 750
50 - (10 x 3) + 1= 21
75 + 21 = 771
first numbers round:
10+10=20
20*25=500
500+(4*7)+8=536
do you practice before entering the show? and how many hours?
What was it like meeting Nick and Rachel?
@@SriGutta that’s great. I really wanna meet Rachel. Also is the clock music and the theme at the end actually played into the studio?
@@SriGutta ohh cool
31:40 there was "subacute" for 8
Just a question how did you record this? I tried recording but couldnt get it on youtube
26:20 The dirty smile lol
13:03 true, true
Rachel riley and the new York York city fans 33333333rd anniversary celebrations in the
Mafioso in the second round.
great I was searching my Birth day and this comes up
I got inventors myself ☺️ the only round I did get 🤣
From Episode 5568 as of Tuesday 16th October 2012 in Series 67, also can you find your 3rd appearance.
This is Episode 5576.
Bb. Ho
Episode 5566.
What about formica ?
maths apps
769=10×(75+3)-10-1
127=6×2×10+9+6-8
Joseph and today TV has
Formosa is another word for the country of Taiwan.
1st word game
You can't use proper nouns in Countdown.
12:07
25-10=15
15x4=60
60+7=67
67x8=536
I actually had (10+6)*8=128
128-9+2+1=127
Accidentally used all numbers, oh well...
Accidentally added wrong, too. Oh, well. ...
Thumbnail at 18:03
If you learnt slainte at least learn how to pronounce it. (Slansha).
There aren’t enough numbers games in their format. I lose interest in the letters all the time - gets repetitive.
16:35 LANDMINE is another 8
10-4=6
6×10=60
60+7=67
67×8=536
Did you only appear in the two episodes?
Show the one you lost in you coward.
@@coolpie how many did you win, Stevicus?
31:40 there was "subacute" for 8