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'''Karen Souness''', née '''Karen Loughlin''', also '''Karen Levy''' was ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s second "[[letters game|letters]] girl", replacing [[Cathy Hytner]]. A model and actress, when she joined the show in 1987 a lot of press coverage concerned the fact that she'd been an extra in the 1985 ''{{w|James Bond}}'' film ''{{w|A View to a Kill}}''. This however didn't stop the press from dubbing her a "Bond girl". She left after three series to be replaced by [[Lucy Summers]].
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'''Karen Souness''' (née '''Karen Loughlin'''; also '''Karen Levy''') was ''[[Countdown]]''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s second [[letters]] girl, that replaced [[Cathy Hytner]]. She was a model and actress.
  
She later married the football manager {{w|Graeme Souness}}.
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When she joined the show in 1987, a lot of press coverage concerned the fact that she'd been an extra in ''{{w|A View to a Kill}}''. But that didn't stop the press from dubbing her as a "Bond girl". She eventually left after only three [[series]] and was replaced by [[Lucy Summers]].
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She later married the football manager, {{w|Graeme Souness}}.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:24, 19 June 2026

Karen Loughlin
Co-presenter
Karen Loughlin.jpg
First appearance 5 October 1987
Last appearance 2 September 1988
Appearances 168
Episodes with Karen Loughlin

Karen Souness (née Karen Loughlin; also Karen Levy) was Countdown's second letters girl, that replaced Cathy Hytner. She was a model and actress.

When she joined the show in 1987, a lot of press coverage concerned the fact that she'd been an extra in A View to a Kill. But that didn't stop the press from dubbing her as a "Bond girl". She eventually left after only three series and was replaced by Lucy Summers.

She later married the football manager, Graeme Souness.

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