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[[Image:Hytner_whiteley_and_vorderman_knitwear.jpg|right|frame|Hytner, Whiteley and Vorderman modelling some fashionable knitwear]]
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'''Cathy Hytner''' (or '''Kathy Hytner''', it seems nobody can agree on exactly how to spell her name) was ''Countdown''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> original "letters girl" and came to Channel 4 along with [[Richard Whiteley]] from the Yorkshire TV pilot series ''[[Calendar Countdown]]''. From Series 3, she also put up the numbers. [[Angela O'Dougherty]] stood in for Hytner for five episodes during Series 2.
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'''Cathy Hytner''' (or '''Kathy Hytner''', it seems nobody can agree on exactly how to spell her name) was ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> original "[[letters game|letters]] girl" and came to [[Channel 4]] along with [[Richard Whiteley]] from the Yorkshire TV pilot series ''[[Calendar Countdown]]''. From [[Series 3]], she also put up the [[numbers game|numbers]]. [[Angela O'Dougherty]] stood in for Hytner for five episodes during [[Series 2]].
  
 
Hytner left in 1987 and emigrated to France. She seems to have been largely airbrushed out of the official history of the show, which is a shame as in the early years she was far more the female face of the show than [[Carol Vorderman]] was.  
 
Hytner left in 1987 and emigrated to France. She seems to have been largely airbrushed out of the official history of the show, which is a shame as in the early years she was far more the female face of the show than [[Carol Vorderman]] was.  
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Hytner was replaced by [[Karen Loughlin]].
 
Hytner was replaced by [[Karen Loughlin]].
  
Hytner reappeared on [[Countdown]] on 12 December 2008 for a big farewell to Carol Vorderman.
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Hytner would reappear on [[One Last Consonant Please, Carol]], a tribute show to Vorderman.
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|[[Image:Karen loughlin at the board.jpg|thumb|200px|Hytner at the [[letters game|letters]] board with one of [[Harvey Freeman]]'s nines.]]
[[Image:Karen loughlin at the board.jpg|left|frame|Cathy Hytner at the board with one of [[Harvey Freeman]]'s nines.]]
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|[[Image:Hytner and Vorderman.jpg|thumb|200px|Hytner and [[Carol Vorderman|Vorderman]] at the [[numbers game|numbers]] board.]]
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|[[Image:Hytner_whiteley_and_vorderman_knitwear.jpg|thumb|200px|Hytner and [[Carol Vorderman|Vorderman]] modelling some fashionable knitwear with [[Richard Whiteley|Whiteley]].]]
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==External Links==
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*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0405335/ Cathy Hytner] on the Internet Movie Database.
  
[[Category:Presenters|Hytner, Cathy]]
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[[Category:Presenters]]

Latest revision as of 23:26, 8 January 2023

Co-Presenter
Cathy hytner on episode 1.jpg
First appearance unreleased
Last appearance 28 August 1987
Appearances 648
Episodes with Cathy Hytner

Cathy Hytner (or Kathy Hytner, it seems nobody can agree on exactly how to spell her name) was Countdown's original "letters girl" and came to Channel 4 along with Richard Whiteley from the Yorkshire TV pilot series Calendar Countdown. From Series 3, she also put up the numbers. Angela O'Dougherty stood in for Hytner for five episodes during Series 2.

Hytner left in 1987 and emigrated to France. She seems to have been largely airbrushed out of the official history of the show, which is a shame as in the early years she was far more the female face of the show than Carol Vorderman was.

Hytner was replaced by Karen Loughlin.

Hytner would reappear on One Last Consonant Please, Carol, a tribute show to Vorderman.

Hytner at the letters board with one of Harvey Freeman's nines.
Hytner and Vorderman at the numbers board.
Hytner and Vorderman modelling some fashionable knitwear with Whiteley.

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