Hi everyone, Durham Nash here! Will avoid spoilers early on, so I’ll firstly thank everyone for the support in the first two rounds - they jangled our nerves and we were so glad to make it where we did. Now for the spoilers… We had an amazing time, even if it was cut short before we hoped it would be. To get a bird round achieved a lifelong dream - I’ve been a semi-professional birder for years and it’s the culmination of an interest I’ve had since I was 9 - hence my profile picture! We all agreed that the questions suited me better than the rest of the team - and that’s just how the game goes sometimes. We had a phenomenal time throughout, so thank you all for your support and nice comments (and excellent Twitter correspondence!) Good luck to Open, and hopefully you’ll see some of us back on your screens some other time - one for the future maybe! Best wishes to all and sundry, Durham Nash
Was chuffed to see you guys with the raptor questions - hope you guys had a great time on the show, and hope you're all very proud of yourselves - even if things didn't go perfectly, you were great fun to watch!
You're doing gods work by making it available for everyone around the world, plus the subtitles really helps because it shows you precise names and brands and everything!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Had a few questions that I can answer because of youtubers (shoutouts to Tom Scott and ElectroBOOM). Now, on stalling tactics.. I think it’s well within the rules, it’s just like trying to run down the clock in football. However, I think it’s better for Amol Rajan to hurry them up significantly faster if he senses time wasting instead of point penalties which some suggest. Hurry them up at four or five seconds, time them out at eight.
The guy on the right might be a good barber, but the dude doesn’t know SHIT about physics? Let’s get back to the beginning, what does he study? English literature? Oh wait….
This was the team where earlier in the game the captain didn't consult her team before giving the wrong answer on a few occasions. They've adjusted their approach and it's working for them. I was expecting much worse from these comments
Quite a lot of needless hate towards Open in the comments. I loved their performance. They worked out many answers brilliantly. We do see teams which are ahead stall a bit; that's just part of the game - no point complaining about that. I would say, good tactics and captaincy - especially how she goaded answers out of her teammates!
Thanks, Cosmic P! Well, that was an interesting contest! After a weak start I thought Open was toast but they came screaming back! Durham almost made a comeback but died! However, the overwhelming impression from this match was the rather cunning delaying tactics employed by Open in the last minutes! "Slow down" hand signals to the Captain together with maximized debate followed by completely unnecessary nominating all very effectively reduced the number of questions Durham might have had for a comeback! LOL!
@@gcupton Yes, all that nominating when clearly no-one knew the answer was a low stalling tactic. It was a shame to pull that and made me really want Durham to win!
@@genevievedolan1288 well I mean Durham should have gotten their stuff together and maybe given more answers to starter questions then? Open was just playing strategically to win, no fault in that
Thank you, CosmicPumpkin, for bringing some tiny bit of culture to Allen, Texas. Mondays are truly the highlight of my week. Tough round of questions - I only got two no/wrong answers, and that's because I'm an EE. I noticed a lot of sciency questions, also. Westermann was not only a good player, but she was a good cheerleader - very positive.
Loved the breadth of questions this time but believe the winners may struggle in the QFs because of the time they spend conferring. Suspect their bonus conversion rate doesn't make up for it.
Background info on Lake Sevan: the peninsula that juts out of the shore and houses two “black churches” used to be an island where “bad” priests were sent as punishment. Greetings from Yerevan, Armenia! 🎉 Always nice to see questions about our region 😊
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I got this one even though I hadn’t heard of the lake. Armenia has a long tradition in Christianity. I’d love to visit and see the churches and hear the liturgy one day.
Hello again! A tale of two halfs, as one team started out well, then were overtaken. And it wasn't a case of fizzeling out, the winning team just really got it going. A good team, but lackluster in science questions. They will go as far as the questions allow them to go. Sad to see the losing team depart, they were very likeable. My best to both teams, and to each individual.
@@chrishobbs58 That is to assume that a team strong on the sciences will also be as well versed as their opponents are in say history/geography or the arts/music/litriture or any other variety of topic which is often not the case. Plus of course the starter may not hint at the topics of the bonus round. What l'm finding increasingly is the mid to late 20th century is a subject that l do well on simply for having livrd through it and just remembering it. In which case one oldie would be worth a whole team who e.g. knew the periodic table back to front. But l suppose thats the fun of it.
@@mrcool7140 he had a bit of a following because he was the only one doing it. one of the players actually jokingly guessed 'dave garda' on a UC episode too. ngl it was pretty cool
eh, they took their time to answer the whole game (which is their prerogative, within reason), i don't think they were specifically taking extra time at the end
Very unrportive of Open towards the end ... Do you want me to nominate you? ok ,...Nominate ... answer : the very unpronouncable word "One". Westermann found that hard to pronounce. Next question, same routine, do you want me to nominate you, ok, nominate ... answer"Zero". .. seriously, it couldn't be more obvious that they were stalling. Westermann also got away with "Pedro Aldomovar" which should not have been accepted, especially at this stage.
Does Amol seem more chilled out in recent episodes (even after he got well), or is it just me? My hypothesis is that he got a lot of positive feedback for the less intense episodes from when he was unwell, and decided to build up the pace over the episode rather than right away. May just be confirmation bias from me though, but in any case I like the pacing better this way.
@@RoblafoHe sounds very different here compared to the episodes when he was sick, it seems unlikely he recovered this much in less than a day. He barely had a voice in those episodes.
i think so too! the first few rounds this season had some of the universities racking up high 200s to even over 300 points. with this pace he has been going in the recent episodes, definitely wouldn't be able to reach those numbers.
I can’t help but feel that the age difference between the two teams is what led OPEN to the win. They just seemed more experienced. P.S love Nash’s enthusiasm
Thanks for this...always enjoyable! Sorry that Durham didn,t make it, congrats to Open, despite their captain,s hand waving and tendancy to nominate...a lot!
The one on impedance rectifier and stuff even high school students can answer that here how could they miss that even though they might not be studying the same topics in university
Congratulations to Open University for a great performance! To those supporting Durham, don't let frustration turn into blaming others-stay positive and enjoy the competition.
Yeah... Czech Republic in 1960 was weird.... but on the other hand, all 3 directors were from the Czech side.... O.O, but yes.... "it shouldn't count".... O.O
Historically incorrect, true, but all the directors mentioned were Czech though, not Slovak. It is for sure predetermined what alternatives are accepted, so Amol is not at fault here. Had it been deemed crucial to arrive at Czechoslovakia, the question setters would have had to include one of the Slovak directors of the era.
Rajan has no input on what answers are selected, so more than a little weird that you're focusing on him. But yeah, +1 here on "all the given directors are Czech and nothing in the question specified they needed the name of a country no longer existing, so Czech Republic is fine."
11:38 - Czech Republic was not a country in the 1960s, only becoming one in the early 90s - at that time, Czechoslovakia, how is that a correct answer?
Surprising what the literature people knew about literature, and especially what the physics people knew about physics. Zero particles with zero mass? Really?
It's mostly drivel. The Yuval Noah Harari of the 80s. Pop science does not age well after some decades and most contestants would've been born after its fame.
Eh? She's amazing. Delegates the questions to who's gonna be best at answering them. Loads of talking and conferring. That's exactly waht you want. @@robertknight2556
Open were very good apart from their Captain. She was really irritating with her stalling tactics and ridiculous hand/facial gestures. It's not a drama class! I wish Durham had stayed in the lead.
Ok, this match HURTS in so many ways... (Check Republic in the times of Checoslovaquia !?!?!? (in spanish))... But as always, someone somehwere is always shouting an answer... here: 1859 !!!! 1859 !!!! everyone told you 59... why the hell.... sigh, but of course, Darwin because I'm a veterinarian... also PLYMOUTH!!! (or how I better know it: "Plimmley-mooth" but that's just because I had to search for it once I saw the line in the Show goes Wrong series =P )
Oh what a brilliant match this was! One of the best episodes of university challenge I've watched. I thought open was almost gone but what a great comeback! And I loved the deliberate slow answers in the end to waste a bit of time, made the match that much more exciting. Congratulations Open!
I find people answering questions and getting on with the quiz more exciting. Playing fair should be exciting. Deliberate time-wasting is not playing the game.
@@pattheplanter what fairness? They had a chance to take down the other team and advance to the next stage and they took it. It's called strategy, get on with the times. Playing unfairly would be cheating, they're not. They're extracting whatever advantages they can by playing inside the rules.
Another good strategy might be not getting all three bonuses wrong multiple times so that your score is high enough that you don't have to faff around and waste time pretending to confer and then pointlessly nominate others to give answers.
Hi everyone, Durham Nash here!
Will avoid spoilers early on, so I’ll firstly thank everyone for the support in the first two rounds - they jangled our nerves and we were so glad to make it where we did.
Now for the spoilers…
We had an amazing time, even if it was cut short before we hoped it would be. To get a bird round achieved a lifelong dream - I’ve been a semi-professional birder for years and it’s the culmination of an interest I’ve had since I was 9 - hence my profile picture!
We all agreed that the questions suited me better than the rest of the team - and that’s just how the game goes sometimes.
We had a phenomenal time throughout, so thank you all for your support and nice comments (and excellent Twitter correspondence!)
Good luck to Open, and hopefully you’ll see some of us back on your screens some other time - one for the future maybe!
Best wishes to all and sundry,
Durham Nash
Was chuffed to see you guys with the raptor questions - hope you guys had a great time on the show, and hope you're all very proud of yourselves - even if things didn't go perfectly, you were great fun to watch!
Was so impressed by your bird round lol, you looked ecstatic the second birds were mentioned
Thanks for taking part. A pleasure to watch you guys.
Well done, sorry to see you go.
I was rooting for you guys!
The Open Uni captain was deliberately time wasting.
I always liked the fact that you almost never see that on the show.
And very gesticulative`
Thanks again Cosmic. These downloads are among my first things of the week to which I look forward.
I should know better but for the first 10 minutes, I thought Open University was finished. What an extraordinary result.
You're doing gods work by making it available for everyone around the world, plus the subtitles really helps because it shows you precise names and brands and everything!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Had a few questions that I can answer because of youtubers (shoutouts to Tom Scott and ElectroBOOM).
Now, on stalling tactics..
I think it’s well within the rules, it’s just like trying to run down the clock in football. However, I think it’s better for Amol Rajan to hurry them up significantly faster if he senses time wasting instead of point penalties which some suggest. Hurry them up at four or five seconds, time them out at eight.
"Do you want me to nominate you?" No. We want you to stop stalling. Horrible team. The guy on the right was smirking too.
The guy on the right might be a good barber, but the dude doesn’t know SHIT about physics? Let’s get back to the beginning, what does he study? English literature? Oh wait….
I was really dissapointed in that as well. Hopefully people have better sportsmanship in the future.
This was the team where earlier in the game the captain didn't consult her team before giving the wrong answer on a few occasions. They've adjusted their approach and it's working for them. I was expecting much worse from these comments
Again and again wasting time with protestations of, 'Not my subject', 'I don't know anything about...'
Why nominate all the time? Listen to the proposed answer from your teammate .... and repeat it!
UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE S54E18
MATCH STATS BELOW
Durham: 115 Eliminated
Open: 180
Starter Questions Stats
DURHAM: 65
Ancell = 2/2 {20 points}
Brookfield-Pertusini = 0/1
Roberts = 1/4 {10 minus 5 points}
Nash = 4/6 {40 points}
Starter Success rate: 53.85% (7/13)
OPEN: 110
Maving = 5/5 {50 points}
Barber = 0/1
Westermann = 4/5 {40 points}
Payne = 2/3 {20 points}
Starter Success rate: 78.57% (11/14)
Bonus Questions Stats
DURHAM: 50
Bonus success rate: 47.62% (10/21)
OPEN: 70
Bonus success rate: 46.67% (14/30)
Pin please!!!!
dang i was rooting for durham to make the comeback 😭
No hate towards Open, as players we ofc have to set a strategy but theirs wont make them go further.
Glad to see the husky Raj to regain his voice again. Thank you for uploading so quickly each time Cosmic.
Quite a lot of needless hate towards Open in the comments. I loved their performance. They worked out many answers brilliantly. We do see teams which are ahead stall a bit; that's just part of the game - no point complaining about that. I would say, good tactics and captaincy - especially how she goaded answers out of her teammates!
Thanks, Cosmic P!
Well, that was an interesting contest! After a weak start I thought Open was toast but they came screaming back! Durham almost made a comeback but died! However, the overwhelming impression from this match was the rather cunning delaying tactics employed by Open in the last minutes! "Slow down" hand signals to the Captain together with maximized debate followed by completely unnecessary nominating all very effectively reduced the number of questions Durham might have had for a comeback! LOL!
They delayed and stalled throughout to be fair, 12.13 highlight. 😅
Agreed, what a disheartening way to end the match. Did Barber contribute anything other than stall tactics??
@@gcupton Yes, all that nominating when clearly no-one knew the answer was a low stalling tactic. It was a shame to pull that and made me really want Durham to win!
@@genevievedolan1288 well I mean Durham should have gotten their stuff together and maybe given more answers to starter questions then? Open was just playing strategically to win, no fault in that
Many thanks as always for posting for us to watch. Cheers
Thank you, CosmicPumpkin, for bringing some tiny bit of culture to Allen, Texas. Mondays are truly the highlight of my week.
Tough round of questions - I only got two no/wrong answers, and that's because I'm an EE.
I noticed a lot of sciency questions, also. Westermann was not only a good player, but she was a good cheerleader - very positive.
How's the quizzing culture in America
Great match up. Payne sure knows his classical composers. 👍🏻
Very impressive!
Spoiler Barricade
MAN THE BARRICADE!
You're a gent
Doesn't work.
Build it up!
Iced polar bear, sir?
Hate to dunk on a player but Barber, studying physics, gave a highly embarassing performance in some of those physics-related bonus sets...
True, I genuinely thought they didnt have a physics student until I went back and saw their introductions.
@@adityaswamy9647 doesn't mean he would know about everything out there physics is highly specialised today
Those were VERY simple questions. Impedance etc.? We are learn about that in high school!! The guy got *everything* wrong, that was ridiculous
Ancell looks like he should have an ancient Roman statue made of him
Loved the breadth of questions this time but believe the winners may struggle in the QFs because of the time they spend conferring. Suspect their bonus conversion rate doesn't make up for it.
Background info on Lake Sevan: the peninsula that juts out of the shore and houses two “black churches” used to be an island where “bad” priests were sent as punishment. Greetings from Yerevan, Armenia! 🎉 Always nice to see questions about our region 😊
Interesting, thanks for sharing. I got this one even though I hadn’t heard of the lake. Armenia has a long tradition in Christianity. I’d love to visit and see the churches and hear the liturgy one day.
You’re always welcome! 😊
Thanks for posting this lifeline to the UK!
6:37 “I’m absolutely not part of this” lmaooo
Barber studies physics?? Seriously?????
@@JanKosinski-x8h RMS and impedance should have been automatic answers to a physicist.
Lucky me coming across this in the first minute! Thanks very much!
Hello again! A tale of two halfs, as one team started out well, then were overtaken. And it wasn't a case of fizzeling out, the winning team just really got it going. A good team, but lackluster in science questions. They will go as far as the questions allow them to go. Sad to see the losing team depart, they were very likeable. My best to both teams, and to each individual.
All the teams will go as far as the questions will allow them to go, right?
@@dondesmond7969 I'm saying that all else being equal, a team that can field science-based questions will have an advantage.
@@chrishobbs58 That is to assume that a team strong on the sciences will also be as well versed as their opponents are in say history/geography or the arts/music/litriture or any other variety of topic which is often not the case. Plus of course the starter may not hint at the topics of the bonus round.
What l'm finding increasingly is the mid to late 20th century is a subject that l do well on simply for having livrd through it and just remembering it. In which case one oldie would be worth a whole team who e.g. knew the periodic table back to front. But l suppose thats the fun of it.
@@dondesmond7969 Thus the phrase " all else being equal".
@chrishobbs58 It never is though.
If it was up to me l would have given double points for the shadows in the picture round.
That was so cool.
I will say that Cosmic Pumpkin's audience is way nicer than dave garda's used to be. Good for yall!
Isn't it the same person, just rebranded lol
@@ITheScorpion Definitely not the same person
The ego this Garda guy had for ripping of the BBC iPlayer and uploading to TH-cam was astonishing
@@mrcool7140 he had a bit of a following because he was the only one doing it. one of the players actually jokingly guessed 'dave garda' on a UC episode too. ngl it was pretty cool
OU knew exactly what they were doing dragging those last few rounds out so long. Should be docked points for that bullshit.
Do you want me to nominate you? Wtf was that. She was a joke
Nah, good gamesmanship
Should be like speed chess, you get a limited time per bonus set.
eh, they took their time to answer the whole game (which is their prerogative, within reason), i don't think they were specifically taking extra time at the end
They're not as bad for taking their time as UCL have been so far in this tournament.
Very unrportive of Open towards the end ... Do you want me to nominate you? ok ,...Nominate ... answer : the very unpronouncable word "One". Westermann found that hard to pronounce. Next question, same routine, do you want me to nominate you, ok, nominate ... answer"Zero". .. seriously, it couldn't be more obvious that they were stalling. Westermann also got away with "Pedro Aldomovar" which should not have been accepted, especially at this stage.
Thank you! Both teams were great!
As ever, thank you CP!!! Very entertaining match! Both teams were so likable and was sorry to see one go.
WE ALL KNOW ABOUT STALLING. You're not fooling anyone.
Shocking. You could see Barber say slow it down with his hand, then she started that "Do you want me to nominate you " bullishit
…which was probably Barber’s biggest contribution. Other than that - completely usekess. This guy studies physics? Are you f*****g kiddin me????
Westermann is truly Gavaghan's successor.
If by that you mean annoyingly theatrical, then yes, definitely.
Does Amol seem more chilled out in recent episodes (even after he got well), or is it just me? My hypothesis is that he got a lot of positive feedback for the less intense episodes from when he was unwell, and decided to build up the pace over the episode rather than right away.
May just be confirmation bias from me though, but in any case I like the pacing better this way.
I heard he was sick and all these episodes were filmed on the same day.
@@RoblafoHe sounds very different here compared to the episodes when he was sick, it seems unlikely he recovered this much in less than a day. He barely had a voice in those episodes.
I thought all of these were filmed before the first ones are broadcast.
i think so too! the first few rounds this season had some of the universities racking up high 200s to even over 300 points. with this pace he has been going in the recent episodes, definitely wouldn't be able to reach those numbers.
I can’t help but feel that the age difference between the two teams is what led OPEN to the win. They just seemed more experienced. P.S love Nash’s enthusiasm
shame on westermann and her antics... stalling time and her expressions. this won't get you past the next round. no sportsmanship!
4:19 The celebratory sip of water!
I tend to think of the sip of water after a correct answer is to avoid looking too triumphant and smug. It masks any expression at all.
@@jeff__w -- defo to hide the smugness
Today, whenever i don't know the answer to any question, i will answer "Edward III"
In a follow-up, so no difference but...
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Pedro's last name gets jumbled at
18:44 - they say Aldomovar instead of Almodovar.
yep, well spotted.
Wouldn't pedro aldomovar be rejected?
In the film version Westermann must be played by Dawn French.
Thanks for this...always enjoyable! Sorry that Durham didn,t make it, congrats to Open, despite their captain,s hand waving and tendancy to nominate...a lot!
gesticulating madly most of the time, except when she got one right !
That’s what happens when a barber goes to study physics….
The one on impedance rectifier and stuff even high school students can answer that here how could they miss that even though they might not be studying the same topics in university
Congratulations to Open University for a great performance! To those supporting Durham, don't let frustration turn into blaming others-stay positive and enjoy the competition.
Sorry to see the losers go. Congrats to the winners. And thanks to CP.
The stalling tactics at the end was disgraceful. Cant wait to see Open lose next round.
11’30” Shame on you, Rajan! You should not have accepted this answer (if Open were leading, you wouldn’t have taken it)
Yeah... Czech Republic in 1960 was weird.... but on the other hand, all 3 directors were from the Czech side.... O.O, but yes.... "it shouldn't count".... O.O
Historically incorrect, true, but all the directors mentioned were Czech though, not Slovak. It is for sure predetermined what alternatives are accepted, so Amol is not at fault here. Had it been deemed crucial to arrive at Czechoslovakia, the question setters would have had to include one of the Slovak directors of the era.
Rajan has no input on what answers are selected, so more than a little weird that you're focusing on him. But yeah, +1 here on "all the given directors are Czech and nothing in the question specified they needed the name of a country no longer existing, so Czech Republic is fine."
Technically, all the directors mentioned were born in what is now Czechia.
If the judges were looking for an exact answer, Amol would have specified, “I need the exact …”
11:38 - Czech Republic was not a country in the 1960s, only becoming one in the early 90s - at that time, Czechoslovakia, how is that a correct answer?
its five points and it didn't matter anyway.
@@thetessellater9163 True, of course, but Uni Challenge is tough and exacting, so let it be accurately tough and exacting.
PS: glad you're not setting the questions...
Czechoslovakia isn't the same as Czechia now, is it? Open were better, but they'll pay the price for stalling in the next round.
Yes, I thought AR was generous there.
@@michaelduffy6874yeah, defo. I'm glad it didn't make a difference in the end.
Westermann needs to go on to the stage!
NOOOOOOOOOOO DURHAM
I'm really disappointed that nobody knew about or had read Gödel, Escher, Bach.
Open's captain did - it just didn't come to her
Surprising what the literature people knew about literature, and especially what the physics people knew about physics. Zero particles with zero mass? Really?
It's mostly drivel. The Yuval Noah Harari of the 80s. Pop science does not age well after some decades and most contestants would've been born after its fame.
@@shanilmisra the ac/dc bonuses were first year physics and they got none either.
Yes that's one I was yelling at the screen.
Cannot be denied: Open were a nasty and annoying team. Not playing with a straight bat.
Is it just me or is Nash quite angry all the time 😅
he seemed pretty happy with the bird questions!
Not at all. Merely concentrated. And sweetly pleased when got it right.
He reeks of needy validation. Quite glad to see the back of Durham, to be honest.
tune that upright
The worst team captain I have seen.
Does Barber study physics, I can see he got nothing right
OU team captain here. Thank you for watching. Just one thing: I had five cups of coffee before this match. I'm not a morning person!
Well, the coffee worked! Excellent result; congratulations!
No excuse for your behaviour. Stop clicking your fingers and using other hand gestures towards your teammates and saying, not my area.
@@robertknight2556For god's sake calm down, it's a flipping TV programme.
Eh? She's amazing. Delegates the questions to who's gonna be best at answering them. Loads of talking and conferring. That's exactly waht you want. @@robertknight2556
Wtf "no excuse". What's wrong with any of those things
Barber :(
Open were very good apart from their Captain. She was really irritating with her stalling tactics and ridiculous hand/facial gestures. It's not a drama class! I wish Durham had stayed in the lead.
I almost misread "4 minutes ago" as "4 months ago" and scrolled away!
Open captain is unbearable. Keep all those theatrics for American shows.
Agreed.
Both teams are unbearable. Maving and Payne seem ok.
I guarantee no one would have complained if it was a man showing personality like this. Stop being a weirdo.
Imagine telling a Danish woman to go back to America😂
Thanks for the warning. I’ll skip this episode.
Westerman, what a captain.
Ok, this match HURTS in so many ways... (Check Republic in the times of Checoslovaquia !?!?!? (in spanish))... But as always, someone somehwere is always shouting an answer... here: 1859 !!!! 1859 !!!! everyone told you 59... why the hell.... sigh, but of course, Darwin because I'm a veterinarian... also PLYMOUTH!!! (or how I better know it: "Plimmley-mooth" but that's just because I had to search for it once I saw the line in the Show goes Wrong series =P )
Oh what a brilliant match this was! One of the best episodes of university challenge I've watched. I thought open was almost gone but what a great comeback! And I loved the deliberate slow answers in the end to waste a bit of time, made the match that much more exciting. Congratulations Open!
They were definitely wasting time I thought.
@@marty9011I don’t think so
I find people answering questions and getting on with the quiz more exciting. Playing fair should be exciting. Deliberate time-wasting is not playing the game.
@@pattheplanter Strategy under pressure isn’t time-wasting-it’s playing smart. Excitement comes from skill, not just speed.
@@pattheplanter what fairness? They had a chance to take down the other team and advance to the next stage and they took it. It's called strategy, get on with the times. Playing unfairly would be cheating, they're not. They're extracting whatever advantages they can by playing inside the rules.
Really don't like the obvious stalling tactics from the winners at the end. Very unsportsmanlike
Why is Jesse Pinkman playing UC disguised as Payne?
She's actually got blue hair.
Please tell that person to stop clicking their fingers and using other hand gestures to elicit reponses from others on the team.
She actually put on a Scottish accent to say Dalglish 😅 Jesus Christ
Eesh.. A lot of good for nothing pearl clutchers in the comments getting offended about good strategy
Another good strategy might be not getting all three bonuses wrong multiple times so that your score is high enough that you don't have to faff around and waste time pretending to confer and then pointlessly nominate others to give answers.
@@dfar5990 An even better strategy is to get the starter question right so that your opponents don't get the bonuses
Wow, those were very elementary electronics questions. I wonder if any can change a tire.
Or a light bulb!
Why has Bamba Gascoyne blacked up?
Long past your bedtime you little racist.
Bamber Gascoigne, you numbnut racist.