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01:13But today, we're checking out the Series 7 finale of Steel Game.
01:17This one is Down and Out, and I've said it in all the other episodes, I don't get what
01:22you guys are saying when you say there's a dip in quality.
01:24I've not seen it so far.
01:42Terrible, isn't it?
01:44Eh?
01:45Ponding the high flats, it's as if they're destroying my heritage.
01:48Speaking as a former resident of Harrier Heights, I-
01:51Aye!
01:53What are you, a 75-year-old midget?
01:54Hey, you're serving-
01:55Jack!
01:56It's only a wee.
01:57Well, we stayed due to sports to have six this morning, and he's just sauntered in.
02:02Aye, right enough.
02:03Here, you, spare us the history lesson, eh?
02:05On yer bike, you interlopin' wee fud.
02:07Eh!
02:09What time is it?
02:11Half eleven.
02:12I thought they were gonna blow it up at eleven.
02:15Hello, boys.
02:16Oh!
02:16Hi, sir.
02:17Oh, sad day for Harrier Heights.
02:20They'll no be pulling it down for a few minutes yet.
02:23I just spoke to the gaffer.
02:25He says delays are very common in these situations.
02:28The gaffer spoke to you?
02:29Aye.
02:30So the gaffer took time out of his busy demolition schedule
02:33to keep you up to speed with proceedings?
02:34Aye!
02:36I never actually spoke to him,
02:39but I was standing next to him earlier,
02:41while he was talking to another man.
02:44See what she's done there, Jack?
02:46Aye, kept his busy talking so he could slip to the front.
02:48Nice try.
02:48Juice yourself, Isa.
02:51I mean, what have they done with the poor old souls that lived in here?
02:54We'll bring back their home.
02:56Oof.
02:56One stop away from the crematorium.
02:58There's no one there permanently.
03:00Just other new houses got built.
03:02It was supposed to be nice.
03:04Lovely woman that runs the place.
03:06Mrs Fletcher.
03:07She runs it like a hotel.
03:09Aye, that no one checks out of.
03:10Who's the janitor?
03:11Norman Bates.
03:13Right.
03:14Let us through.
03:15Disabled man here.
03:17Blue badge holder.
03:19He's a candidate for the care home.
03:21Oh, I might have guessed you two old duffers would have the prime spot.
03:25Did you camp out all night like Black Friday, aye?
03:28Up with the lark, on with the kettle.
03:30Flask of tea, don't we care?
03:32Well, enjoy it.
03:34It'll no be long till your blocks come and doon tape.
03:38Hopefully with you two still inside it.
03:39Ooh!
03:40Are you assured that your house is as safe as...
03:43Houses?
03:44Houses, Jack.
03:45Houses, I think.
03:46Isn't that right, Councillor McVitie?
03:47Yes.
03:48Just saying, our flats aren't coming down.
03:50Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not at all.
03:52Eagle Heights and Osprey Heights are staying.
03:55Remember, lads, I'm Craig Lang, born and bred.
03:58That's why we voted for you.
04:01Oh, here we go.
04:02Here we go.
04:0314, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
04:10Oh no, Peggy, get out of the way.
04:11Leave it, Jack.
04:12She'll turn around and demolish you.
04:143, 2, 1.
04:16Yay!
04:21That was amazing!
04:24I'll never forget that for as long as I live.
04:29Bloody hell.
04:30Well, be sure to pop down to the Klansman later on and tell us all about it,
04:33you big eclipsing bastard.
04:45Tam.
04:46Winston.
04:48What is that you're doing there?
04:49Shh, come here.
04:59What do you see here?
05:01My pal, acting like a dafty after the blitz.
05:04Yep.
05:05Winston, this rubble is a mountain.
05:09A mountain of opportunity.
05:11There's gold in this there rubble.
05:15And I'm nothing more than a humble miner.
05:17Actually, what kind of-
05:18Get out.
05:19A dirty, low-order, manky miner.
05:21Are you sick?
05:22Who?
05:23This is hyper-miserableness.
05:25This is uber-skin-flintishness.
05:28This is biblical arseholity.
05:32Is it?
05:34Is it, though?
05:44A manky old spoon.
05:45Big deal.
05:46Keep digging, you might find a bowl and a box of cornflakes.
05:49It's not just any old spoon.
05:52Solid silver.
05:53Oh.
05:54That'll fetch a pretty price.
05:55And if there's more digging to be done in there,
05:58then four hens is better than two.
06:04Right, put it away.
06:05You cheap bastard, Tam.
06:07Here you go, counsellor.
06:08Oh, thank you.
06:10You were, uh,
06:12Thank you.
06:13You were, uh, at the demolition.
06:15How'd it go?
06:16Ah, these things are never easy, eh?
06:18I don't know if you know this,
06:19but I actually voted for you in the locals.
06:22Oh, thank you for your support.
06:24No, because the two other boys were wankers.
06:27They're pretty much all wankers, aren't they?
06:29Also a wanker.
06:31It's campaign slogan.
06:32Vote Alex McVitie.
06:34Not a wanker.
06:37Oh, look who it is.
06:38Cagney and Lacey.
06:40Shut up, boobie.
06:41When you take a detective to work,
06:42you're a bellend.
06:44Hey.
06:47We'll use it at demolition.
06:49Aye, it was good.
06:50A lot of weight in mind, but then...
06:52Boof.
06:53Rubble.
06:54Don't know what you're so chipper about.
06:56Youse two will be next.
06:57Shut your hole, boobie.
06:59Counsellor McVitie himself assured us
07:01that Osprey Heights is safe.
07:03Isn't that right, counsellor?
07:05Ah, when the beast is sure.
07:07What do they call it?
07:08The regeneration of Craig Lang.
07:10Get it up and running.
07:11What's that saying?
07:13How do you know when a politician lies?
07:15His lips move.
07:17You've got more chance of getting
07:18Stephen Hawking up and running.
07:20Or Oscar Pistorius.
07:22No, he's a runner, Jack.
07:24Yeah, he's in the jail.
07:25Can't run about in the jail, sir.
07:26That should still work.
07:29What is this?
07:30Does it say Tesco outside?
07:32Two lager, two whiskeys, two scampi fries.
07:35Sort of that.
07:36Filthy rubbish.
07:38Filthy looker.
07:39Currency.
07:40Hard cash.
07:41Fae where?
07:42Fae what's left of Harrier Heights.
07:43Oh, dear grave, Robin.
07:45That is very poor.
07:46Peace, peace.
07:47Once we get to the car booty,
07:49we'll be getting paid for this lot.
07:50Ah, well, you can start now
07:51and get me paid for this lot.
07:54Now, boobie, that cloak there,
07:56that hasn't worked since Poledart
07:58was on the first time.
08:04Interested?
08:06Deal.
08:09Aye, you good?
08:10Probably long before
08:11we're raking through your stuff.
08:12Now, listen, you couple of
08:13barking hair bastards.
08:15We have been assured
08:16that Osprey Heights is safe.
08:18By who?
08:19By him.
08:20Councillor McVitie.
08:21Oh, Councillor.
08:24Uh-oh.
08:27Uh-oh.
08:29Simmer down.
08:31Can we have a bit of order?
08:33Thank you.
08:34Now, the announcement
08:35of the demolition of Eagle Heights
08:37and Osprey Heights
08:38came as much as a surprise to me
08:41as it did to you.
08:43Hang your head in shame.
08:45But the fact remains
08:47that many of your fellow residents
08:49have seen this
08:50for the opportunity that it is.
08:53We trusted you.
08:56An opportunity
08:58for you to start a new life
09:01in new housing.
09:03Toilet!
09:04Thank you, sir.
09:05Well, we're just shouting stuff out,
09:06ain't we?
09:08This is just...
09:10I haven't said anything yet, Aiza.
09:13Sorry.
09:15Councillor McVitie,
09:17we all know
09:18that you are a local man.
09:20A stand-up guy.
09:23We know that you did
09:24everything that you could.
09:27But this is history
09:28repeating itself.
09:31Driving a wrecking ball
09:32through good people
09:34when they tore down
09:35the great communities of Glasgow.
09:38Well said.
09:39The Gawbles
09:42governed
09:43the Red Road
09:46and moved us around like cattle.
09:48Yes, you tell him.
09:49Well said.
09:50But we are proud people.
09:53Not livestock.
09:54Yeah.
09:57That was lovely.
09:59Sir, which block of flats are you from?
10:02Flats?
10:03I wouldn't live in those flats.
10:05I've got a bungalow.
10:06I make my money from these arseholes.
10:09This meeting is for residents only.
10:22Hello everybody.
10:24My name is Maureen Fletcher
10:25and I'm the manager
10:27of Braemar Care Home
10:28where many of you,
10:30if you choose,
10:31can reside.
10:33It's a care home.
10:35Yes, that's right.
10:37It is a care home
10:38for some.
10:39But for you,
10:40it's temporary accommodation
10:41until your new homes are ready.
10:44We don't want to live
10:44with a bunch of old dribblers.
10:48Look, come and see for yourself
10:50and then decide.
10:51We have a games room,
10:53quiz nights,
10:54a beautiful TV lounge
10:56and the food.
10:58Our chef used to work
10:59at Hotel Devane.
11:01Wait until you taste his lasagna.
11:04I like lasagna.
11:08Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
11:10Well said, Jack.
11:15The Botanic Garden's out there.
11:17Well, thank you.
11:18Some of our residents
11:19could give Alan Titchmoush
11:20a run for his money.
11:22Yeah, I'd like to get in amongst that.
11:26In the garden.
11:27When the weather's good
11:28we have a barbecue.
11:29My burger's flipped already.
11:32Is that a 50-inch television?
11:3456.
11:36That just came in last week.
11:37You'd be very happy here.
11:40For how long, did you say?
11:41Six weeks, max.
11:44It's not gonna be, is it?
11:46Oh.
11:47Yeah.
11:50Are you buying that, or are you just feeling it up?
11:54Look, love, you've took and shook everything in this stall.
11:57Attractive to look at, lovely to hold,
12:00but if you should drop it, consider it sold.
12:03How much is it?
12:05Fiver.
12:06I'll give you three.
12:08Deef as well as shaky.
12:10Five.
12:11Pfft.
12:15Parkinson's.
12:17A bastard, isn't it?
12:22Oh.
12:24Wow.
12:24Mine and your ribs.
12:25Burger beer in front of your 56-inch bed ball.
12:29Just like being on your holly bags, Jack boy.
12:32Take me with you.
12:34Please.
12:35What?
12:35Do you know what's in the pies?
12:37Apple?
12:39People.
12:40Old people.
12:43William, please.
12:45Let's get you a nice hot chocolate.
12:48Do you want to know what she puts in the hot chocolate?
12:54Look at all this stuff.
12:55Abandoned.
12:57Aye, right enough.
12:59We'll get a fiver for this.
13:01Yeah, a fiver.
13:03And four for that, three for this, two for this lassie,
13:09and a quid for her wee sister.
13:14Every flat in this building has something
13:17that nobody wants anymore.
13:19Here, do you recognize this song?
13:27We're in the money.
13:29We're in the money.
13:33Careful.
13:35Not the last of it, son.
13:36Aye, that's it.
13:37If you just sit in here.
13:43This is ridiculous, isn't it?
13:45Aye.
13:47I've lived in that house since 1971.
13:49Aye, I know.
13:49I helped you move in, sure.
13:51I carried those chairs in.
13:53Aye.
13:54I'd have thought you'd have bought new chairs by now.
13:56Shut up.
13:57Perfectly good chairs.
13:59And besides, when they lifted that couch of yours,
14:01three thrupny bits fell out.
14:02Aye, and a book of green shield stamps.
14:06Oh, well, it's all gone into storage now, eh?
14:09What did you do with all your scud books?
14:12I could just put them in.
14:13I've no got scud books.
14:16What's scud books?
14:19Oh, aye, is that?
14:20Oh, are they dirty magazines?
14:23Is that what scud books are?
14:27You all right, eh?
14:28Aye.
14:29It's an awful sad day, isn't it?
14:31Aye.
14:33Is that you moving in with Colin, then?
14:35I'm getting the bus here to Bishop Briggs.
14:37The bus?
14:38Is he not coming to pick you up?
14:40No, he's working the day.
14:43He's got a conservatory at U2, off to an old folks' home.
14:48It's not an old folks' home.
14:49It's a temporary housing home, aye, for old folks.
14:54It's just for six weeks until they finish
14:55building the houses in Parkmill.
14:57Parkmill?
14:59Aye, it's the good end.
15:01Is that where they say,
15:02please give me your wallet, you old bastard?
15:05What was I going to do in the Klansman for us
15:07the night before they pull the flats to you?
15:08Are you going?
15:09No, probably no.
15:10It'll be too emotional, too stressful.
15:13Besides, it's two buses,
15:15and my Colin's got a drinks cabinet full of sherry.
15:20Very touching.
15:23Well, boys, it's been fun.
15:27Hopefully, memories.
15:30It's a very sad episode, isn't it?
15:33Better be on my way.
15:36It's got some comedy, but not as much as normal.
15:44Doctor, I think your removal fella had a couple of drinks in him.
15:48I seen him drop many a boxes.
15:51Oh, what?
15:52Anything smashed?
15:53No, just a load of old nudie boots.
15:57Hey!
16:02Oh, one week later.
16:06What's that?
16:07I don't know.
16:08Is it cabbage?
16:09Is it cabbage?
16:10Does it matter?
16:11Oh, could I have some?
16:12Is it cabbage?
16:13Because I love...
16:14Is it cabbage?
16:17Can I also trouble you for a ladle of...
16:19They might be beans, please.
16:21Piss off.
16:24Wow.
16:27What happened to the lasagna?
16:29Lasagna?
16:30That's his madge.
16:32No DiMaggio's.
16:33Sling your hook.
16:35You hear that, Sandra?
16:36Lasagna!
16:45Can you turn that back?
16:47I was watching Holmes Under the Hammer, boys.
16:49What are you doing here, Isaac?
16:51What the hell are you doing here?
16:54I was nae working oot at Collins.
16:56His wife's a nutter, gab, shite.
16:58And knows the way out.
16:59Every night.
17:00Yap, yap, yap.
17:02Melt the ears off you.
17:04Oh, I couldnae get a word in edgeways.
17:06It was torture.
17:07Popcorn in the kettle black?
17:09And what a bloody ghost.
17:11No, I'm better off in here till I get my own house.
17:15At least I've got each other for company.
17:20What's the matter, Victor?
17:23What have yous been up to, eh?
17:25What's been happening?
17:26Yous been behaving yourselves.
17:28No, there's nothing been happening.
17:30No, aye, behaving.
17:31Totally, aye.
17:32Oh, Mr. McDade, Mr. Jarvis.
17:34Glad I got you.
17:36Mr. Stevenson claims he's lost £14 to you both in a poker game.
17:40So the cards have been taken away and destroyed.
17:43You may let everybody watch Queens of Pole Dancing.
17:46Which upsets some of our female residents.
17:49So no more remote control.
17:52Until further notice.
17:54And last night you both went to a pub called The Clansman.
17:59You left the main door open and three of the residents got out.
18:04They were found wandering the gardens with no shoes.
18:08No one is allowed in or out after nine o'clock.
18:13God damn it!
18:14Perfume?
18:15Oh, wait a minute.
18:16We've got to go to a party in The Clansman.
18:18I mean, they're demolishing our flats.
18:20Demolishing?
18:21Where are they?
18:22Demolishing.
18:23Aye, well, pull them down.
18:24I mean, this is our last night as residents of Craig Lang.
18:27We have to be at that party.
18:29You are no longer residents of Craig Lang.
18:32You are residents of Braymar Care Home.
18:36And you will observe its rules.
18:39Bloody hell.
18:40Lockdown at nine o'clock.
18:42No exceptions.
18:45All right, calm down, Hitler.
18:48This isnae a hotel or a care home.
18:52This is a loony bin.
18:53Calm down, Jack.
18:54Calm down.
18:55It's hardly One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest now, is it?
18:59Medication time.
19:01Medication time.
19:04I think some people have suggested I may need to watch One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
19:09to appreciate something in this one.
19:13I never got around to watching it.
19:15Maybe I'll watch it at some point.
19:17Medication time.
19:19Medication time.
19:27It's Armageddon.
19:29One free drink for everyone.
19:33Thanks, one boy.
19:34I'll have a pint of vodka.
19:37There's always one.
19:38To the end, my friends.
19:40Cheers.
19:47Hello?
19:49You got a taste for that?
19:51We kind of got smackered.
19:52We got a lot of stuff to hunt for.
19:54Now we got any shirt on.
19:55We only strap it to our backs like a couple of pimp ponies.
19:59Haven't worked that out yet.
20:01All right.
20:02Thank you.
20:08Shut up a minute, everyone.
20:10I've got something to say here.
20:12Jack, Victor and Isa arenae coming.
20:16What?
20:19Something about a curfew in that home up there.
20:21They're not allowed out.
20:23Here.
20:24Can we get our free drinks?
20:25Shut up, Tam.
20:27That's bad.
20:28There's nothing we can do.
20:29Aye, there's something we can do.
20:36Schust.
20:37You schust, you bastard.
20:39Go lie down.
20:43This is more like it, isn't it?
20:46Sitting quietly together, enjoying each other's company.
20:49What could be better?
20:51Well, maybe a can of air freshener
20:53so we can mask the smell of pish coming from David's room.
20:57See you in the morning.
21:01Well, I'm going to finish that cup of tea,
21:03fill my hot water bottle, get my jammers on,
21:05and slip my wrists.
21:07You got any plans, Jack?
21:09No, nothing more exciting than that.
21:11I'll probably rummage through the kitchen
21:13to see if I can find a bottle of Domestos to neck.
21:15Now, that'll be the end of that.
21:17I'd be happy enough for one of yous
21:19to lift that vase and smash my skull in.
21:23If yous can be bothered.
21:29It's all right laughing,
21:31but is this how you envisage your last night
21:33in Craig Langvictor, in here with all these furnace dodgers?
21:35Aye, aye.
21:36All they do in the clan's been kicking their height.
21:45Hey!
21:55Oh, they've been pished.
21:59Oh, my words.
22:05Somehow, Eric, is he pished?
22:07No, Peggy was sitting on him in the van.
22:09Oh, poor Eric.
22:12Oh, my God.
22:14The beast's dancing.
22:24What is it?
22:26It's time.
22:28Operation Old Shit Osprey is green for go.
22:30Forget about her.
22:32You haven't even worked out how we're going to move the stuff.
22:34We're not going to move the stuff.
22:36We're not going to move the stuff.
22:38We're not going to move the stuff.
22:40You haven't even worked out how we're going to move the stuff.
22:42Yes, I have.
22:44Oh!
22:46The Veed's a bit occupied for the minute.
22:50Oi, shh.
22:52We're taking the Veed's van.
22:54We're going up to raid all your empty flats.
22:56For God's sake.
22:58Right.
23:00Well, you might want to pop into my flat,
23:02because I've left a sideboard there.
23:04You'll probably get a couple of quid for it.
23:06I always liked that sideboard, too.
23:10Hey.
23:28Hey.
23:30Right, security, what are you up to?
23:32Eh, I was...
23:34Oh, you yashers.
23:36Where have you been?
23:39Right, I've got my festival mugs
23:41and a cushion with a peacock on it.
23:43There was also something else in there
23:45that I'd never experienced before.
23:47What was that?
23:49Complete blissful silence.
23:51I thought I was going to say I was a stildo.
23:53I'll do these.
23:55I'll do one of these each.
23:59Right.
24:01Down the hatch.
24:03Who do you suppose tell me
24:05the one thing they'll do right about now?
24:08Probably drink an old pish.
24:10Oh!
24:20That took a moment for me to get that.
24:22Oh, my words.
24:24Sir's a bloody right...
24:26...pads.
24:28Hold on.
24:30Oh.
24:32Bingo!
24:34Is it actually, though?
24:36That's no pish.
24:38No.
24:44Nothing covers the taste
24:46of your friend's urine
24:48better than old navy rum.
24:50Oh, old navy rum.
24:58That was one party.
25:06Uh-oh. What's she going to do?
25:08Hurry up!
25:14Get up, you,
25:16you nice ratchet-faced bastard!
25:32Have you forgotten the bead?
25:36Come on, Mina.
25:38We'll kill you to give us a quick tug.
25:42I'm calling the police.
25:44Don't try to leave.
25:48All the doors are locked now.
25:55Go on, Evie. What are you going to do?
26:06Oh!
26:11Oh, my words!
26:16Bloody hell, Daveed!
26:22Well done!
26:24Okay.
26:36What were you drinking last night?
26:38Orange juice.
26:40Ah, whatever you say, chief.
26:42This is it.
26:44The end of an era.
26:46Well, at least everybody's here to see it.
26:50Oh, everybody.
26:52It's Tam and Winston.
26:54Oh!
27:00Oh!
27:03Get up.
27:07Uh-oh.
27:11They're not going to kill him off, surely.
27:13Surely they wouldn't.
27:15What's going on?
27:17What's going on?
27:19We tanned that bottle of rum.
27:21Oh, aye. That was good.
27:23Oh.
27:25Look, there's Jack and Victor.
27:27And Eric.
27:29Isa.
27:32What are they doing?
27:34They're not looking up here.
27:36What for?
27:40Oh!
27:44Look, Winston.
27:46Yeah, they're dead.
27:50Wait.
27:52How many more plates?
27:54Ah!
27:59Twenty seconds.
28:01Oh, I cannae watch.
28:11Oh!
28:13Oh!
28:19I'm a goner.
28:21Gone without me.
28:24I think he's pulled out the wires
28:26as there could be no demolition.
28:36Oh, God.
28:38Can you imagine if I'm wrong
28:40and Winston's now about to die?
28:44Oh, thank God for that.
28:54That's self-tanned, isn't it?
28:56No.
29:00Saw my eye.
29:02Oh!
29:08I wasn't expecting that.
29:10Right, yeah.
29:12You've got to say
29:14tan kind of deserved it, eh?
29:16Yeah.
29:18I mean, I don't know.
29:20I don't know.
29:22You've got to say tan kind of deserved it
29:24a little bit, no?
29:26Bum-ba-da-bum-bum
29:28Bum-ba-da-bum-bum
29:30Bum-ba-da-bum-bum
29:32Bum-ba-da-bum
29:34After the failed
29:36demolition of two tower blocks
29:38in Craig Lang,
29:40the council has abandoned plans
29:42to demolish the homes
29:44when it emerged that Councillor Alex McVitie
29:46has come under investigation
29:48for his involvement in a massive property
29:51McVitie, who denies any wrongdoing, has been accused
29:53of taking payments from an assortment
29:55of demolition firms and building companies.
29:57And now a look at the weather.
29:59Oh!
30:01I tell you what, we deserve to still be in that loony bin.
30:03How?
30:05We're daft enough to vote for that wank.
30:07I can see the headlines in tomorrow's papers.
30:09No biscuits for McVitie.
30:11Hey!
30:13Don't worry about that, Jack. When he gets to Berlin, he'll be getting dunked.
30:15Nice.
30:17Where's this going?
30:20Pony Mags.
30:28Oh, wow.
30:30What an end to the series.
30:32That...
30:34It ramped up
30:36the comedy towards the end.
30:38But definitely the first
30:40kind of big chunk
30:42of that episode, it was definitely
30:44they were leaning more on
30:46the
30:48emotional side of things.
30:50I mean, the fact
30:52with the fact that I know
30:54that we've still got two more series left to go
30:56in reality, they weren't
30:58going to tear down their houses.
31:00Well, the flats anyway.
31:02I just couldn't see it.
31:04It wasn't going to happen.
31:06Maybe if they'd said, right, we're putting you all
31:08in houses and they're literally right here.
31:10Maybe.
31:12But the houses would have had to be ready.
31:14That would have been a nice way to round it off.
31:17And maybe that could be a way that you could have rounded off the show
31:19as a general whole.
31:21You know, because you're tearing down
31:23the fundamental
31:25foundations of
31:27where a lot of these have been.
31:29Although
31:31it is only the three of them, isn't it?
31:33Because like
31:35yeah, so
31:37obviously Tam
31:39Oh yeah, Tam doesn't live there.
31:42No, Winston doesn't.
31:44I thought for a moment he did.
31:46But I don't think he does at all.
31:48No, I think it was literally just Jack,
31:50Victor and Isa.
31:52The only ones who actually live in Osprey House.
31:54All the others
31:56are somewhere else.
32:00Yeah, I've said it before.
32:02I'll say it again.
32:04I don't think there's been a dip in quality in any episode
32:06really of series 7.
32:08Maybe when we get into series 8 and 9
32:10maybe we'll start seeing it.
32:12But so far series 7, no.
32:14Very strong. I loved it as a series.
32:16So that's going to do it for this week.
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