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On today's show:
lasers, explosions,
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and a death-defying stunt
with a chainsaw.
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Okay, all of that was a lie,
but we do have three great players,
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some tricky questions,
and this massive broadcast tower.
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It's a game of confidence,
a game of bluff,
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and a game of making sure that you've got
your camera at a flattering angle.
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At the end of the show,
one person will win,
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and two will be Disconnected.
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Players, welcome to
the top of the tower!
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Shall we play?
It's very nice to be up here!
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Lovely to be here.
I'm slightly scared of heights.
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You know this.
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You all have three bars of signal.
You're coming in loud and clear.
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If you lose all those bars of signal,
you are disconnected and off the show.
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But you don't lose a bar
for getting a question wrong.
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You lose a bar for getting a question wrong
and being called on it.
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Alec, I'll come to you first.
How are you doing out there in Chicago?
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Absolutely fine.
The weather's good.
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It's going a little crazy,
staying inside all the time.
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But other than that,
you know, lovely time.
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Alec, I owe you an apology
about toasters.
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You did a video about toasters
which corrected mine,
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and mine was entirely wrong!
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Does the toaster still work?
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Yes, it's— I use it every day now.
It works beautifully.
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And it makes the best toasts
you ever had.
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Wait, were you the one
that made that video
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with the super old toaster that
automatically pulls the toast down
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and the bread down and—
Uh-huh.
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Ohh, I saw that!
Yeah, that was me.
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I have no idea
how that came up in my feed,
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but I keep thinking about it
every time I have uneven toast.
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It's an amazing toaster, and I guess
I'm famous for toasters now.
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Alec, first question goes to you.
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Remember:
if you don't know, bluff.
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You don't lose a bar for being wrong.
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You lose a bar for being wrong
and being called on it.
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So, would you like Tennis Players
or Capital Cities?
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Gonna have to go with Capital Cities.
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Alright, I thought you might.
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Which capital city is served by
Narita International Airport?
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My gut tells me that
it's gotta be Tokyo.
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Sally, Arun:
we now go to you two.
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If you think that's wrong,
you should challenge.
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And if the challenge is correct,
if the answer is wrong,
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he'll lose a bar of signal,
but beware.
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Because if you challenge incorrectly,
if it is Tokyo,
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you will lose a bar of signal.
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But don't be too cautious...
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because if he can sneak a wrong answer
past both of you,
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you both lose a bar.
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So, with that in mind,
do either of you want to challenge?
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So wait, we're trusting his gut
over every other country?
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I feel like the sheer number of countries
means he's probably not right.
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Do you agree?
Statistically.
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This puts you in a tricky position.
Yeah.
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I'm not gonna lie,
I've never heard of Narita.
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Yeah.
So I'm relying on you, Arun!
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Don't rely on me. Don't rely on me.
You're the scientists.
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And this is a geography question?
And this is a geography question.
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Okay, I'm an economist.
I know nothing.
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Okay, so we've agreed
we're both useless.
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Yeah, but he might be
more useless.
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All you have to do to challenge is
put your hand up and say that you challenge.
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You don't need to correct the answer.
You just need to know that it's wrong.
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Oh, this is Prisoner's Dilemma
all over again!
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I'm sorry, Alec.
I think we're gonna have to challenge.
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Arun has challenged.
That's fine.
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Alright. Alec...
Narita International Airport.
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You ever been there?
No.
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Do you know your airport codes?
Was it a guess?
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It was very much a guess based on
knowing that it was a capital city
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and what it sounded like.
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It was a very good guess.
You are absolutely right with scales.
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It was a very good guess.
Tokyo is the correct answer.
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Arun, you shouldn't have challenged!
What? What?
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That is a bar of signal
away from you, Arun.
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That's ridiculous!
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Oh my god, I'm so impressed.
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Sally, we're off to you next.
How are you doing?
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You have a lot of green plants
in your background there.
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These are only some of
my plant babies.
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I surround myself in a jungle
at all times.
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I am going very much insane
with the lack of contact,
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hence why I am even more
competitive to win this,
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so I don't get disconnected, because
I need human contact right now!
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You once said to me that
your personal brand—
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your YouTube brand was
being the smartest person in the room.
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Yeah, uh...
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I'm also highly competitive...
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so I'm gonna be in an awful mood
this evening if I lose.
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Alright, good luck.
Oh, my goodness.
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Would you like Winter Sports
or Vegetables?
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Vegetables!
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Alright, which vegetable is
the main ingredient in sauerkraut?
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Cabbage.
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Sally says cabbage.
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Alec, Arun, do either of you
want to challenge?
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Mm-mmm.
She said it as if it was obvious.
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And I think we accept—
especially after the last one.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure
that's right.
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Alright, no challenge.
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Sally, you're absolutely right.
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That is the correct answer,
so we move on.
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Arun, how are you doing
out there?
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I'm good.
A peaceful town in Nottingham.
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Nothing much happens.
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Just living the tech YouTuber life.
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The last time I saw you, you had
a Galaxy Fold as your phone.
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And you didn't know
how you thought about it then.
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No, I still don't know.
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Honestly, it feels like
the next generation of phones.
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But at the same time, because it's so new,
there's so many problems with it.
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So yeah, we'll wait and see.
I think folding phones will become better.
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Alright well,
you're on two bars of signal.
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Let's see if we can keep you there
on this question.
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Before my first question(!)
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Would you like Disney Films
or Chemical Elements?
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I wouldn't consider either
an area of expertise.
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Let's go, a Disney film.
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Alright, which Disney film was
finishing production
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when Walt Disney himself died
in 1966?
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I believe that was...Cinderella.
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Cinderella, says Arun.
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Alec and Sally,
what do you reckon?
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Oh.
That's definitely not right.
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O-Oh no...!
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He's in there!
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And Alec challenges immediately.
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I said it with such confidence, though.
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Why do you think it's wrong?
I'm pretty certain
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that Cinderella came out in the 1950s.
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You are absolutely right
to make that call.
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Arun, I'm sorry.
It was The Jungle Book.
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The Jungle Book was 1966.
It was a tricky question.
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But I'm afraid you're down to
one bar of signal.
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You can't let a wrong answer
slip past now.
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But, we'll see how you go.
Alec, this question's for you.
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Would you like World Figures
or Parts of a Fish?
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Ooh. Uh... hmm...
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Let's go with Parts of a Fish.
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Parts of a Fish, alright.
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Which part of a fish—
also known as guanine—
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is used in lipstick, nail polish,
and eye shadow?
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Ooh, um...
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Did you say part
or parts?
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"Which part of a fish...?"
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It is a combined part of fish
and makeup question.
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Great, um... I will...
just have to say the scales.
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Alec says the scales.
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Sally, Arun, do either of you
want to challenge?
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What did you say in the question,
it was also known as...?
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Guanine.
Do you have any initial thoughts?
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Yes. It's adenine, thymine,
cytosine, and guanine.
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Guanine is an amino acid,
so it could be found anywhere in the fish.
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But I don't think
it will be scales.
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So I'm gonna challenge that.
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There is a hand up there.
That is a challenge.
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Yeah.
I'm gonna challenge as well.
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Sally put her hand up first.
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Alec, were you trying to sound
less confident there,
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or do you genuinely
not know the answer?
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I genuinely didn't know the answer.
I was totally bluffing.
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Sally...
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Sally...
Wow.
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No! I've been brought down
on a biology question!
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The shame!
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That is unlucky, Sally,
You are down to two bars of signal.
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And the next question goes to you.
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Would you like Feelings
or Famous Americans?
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Feelings.
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Feelings, alright.
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What feeling are you afraid of
if you are agliophobic?
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The feeling of stickiness.
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Stickiness, says Sally.
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It's unusual textures.
This is so hard.
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Unusual textures and stickiness,
says Sally.
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So, that is agliophobia.
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Alec, Arun:
it is your choice to call.
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Now Arun, you are in
a precarious position here.
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If the answer is wrong
and you let it slip past,
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you're out.
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But if the answer is right and you challenge,
you're also out.
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So it's: do I trust Sally?
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Alec, I suspect with three bars,
you're gonna sit pretty here
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and let him make the decision.
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Yeah. Mhm.
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I feel like Sally has the credentials
to be right on this.
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But is she?
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I'm gonna sit pretty.
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Arun, you have not challenged.
Alec, you've not challenged.
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Sally... agliophobia.
Why did you go for aglio?
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My gosh, with that,
no clue!
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I thought you might be doing
something on Latin
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or endings or starts
or anything there?
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Yeah, that's why
I didn't wanna challenge.
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You're absolutely wrong, Sally.
It is pain.
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But that means you snuck a wrong answer
past both your opponents.
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Alec, you go down to two bars,
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but Arun, I'm afraid
you go down to zero.
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It has been lovely seeing you,
but I'm afraid you're disconnected.
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Good bye!
Short and sweet.
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Alec, Sally...
Brutal!
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We'll see you in round two
after this commercial break!
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This is a SmartStage
at White Light in West London.
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Each wall is roughly equivalent to
one HD monitor,
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and all the images are rendered in real-time
by disguise's xR pipeline.
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But we're also using
virtual set extensions,
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so when the camera would see the black box
that surrounds a SmartStage,
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the render pipeline composites
more of the virtual set.
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That's also how the railings that appear
in front of me are added.
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But the catch is: LED walls like this look
slightly different in brightness and colour,
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based on the angle you view them from,
and the ambient lighting.
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And different camera lenses will warp
the scene slightly differently.
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If you just put bits of the original scene
straight onto the camera's output,
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there'd be an incredibly obvious join
around the edges where it doesn't match up.
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So, there is an automatic calibration process.
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The disguise pipeline sends test patterns
to the SmartStage,
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and then works out
what it needs to change
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to match what the camera's seeing
from all possible angles.
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So the world I appear to be in
can be truly enormous...
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as long as I stay on the stage.
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Thanks so much to all the teams
at disguise and White Light
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for letting me use the SmartStage.
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There are links to both of them
in the description.
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Alright, back to the show!
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Players, welcome back to
the top of the tower.
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The sun is setting, and it's time
for the head-to-head round.
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I'm gonna give you a category...
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and you're gonna start naming things,
back and forth, in that category.
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I'm not gonna tell you
if they're right or wrong.
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If you decide
not to name the next thing,
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but to challenge
your opponent's answer...
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that's the only answer
that's gonna count.
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If that challenge is correct,
if their answer was wrong,
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then they lose a bar of signal.
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But if you challenge a good answer,
you lose a bar of signal,
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and you only have two of them each
in this round.
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Alec, we're gonna start with you.
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Your first category is: countries that use
a dollar for their currency.
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So just to be clear, we are looking for
members of the United Nations
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where a currency called "dollar"
is recognized as a legal tender.
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And it's you to serve,
so gimme a country.
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The United States!
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Alec says the United States.
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I'm not gonna challenge that one(!)
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Sally, name your next one.
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So it just has to have "dollar"
in the name?
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Yeah, they have to have
dollar as their currency.
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Canada.
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Sally says Canada.
Alec?
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The Bahamas.
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Sally, you can challenge it
or name another.
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New Zea— uh,
Australia.
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Malala, says Sally.
Alec?
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New Zealand.
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New Zealand. Sally...
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You said New Zealand,
and then corrected yourself.
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So, Alec has said New Zealand.
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Are you gonna challenge it,
or are you gonna name another?
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I genuinely don't know
if New Zealand is the dollar or not.
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There's no harm in letting a bad answer
go past in this round.
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It's just the one you challenge.
Yeah, this is the thing.
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As long as
I can think of another one.
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Oh, Madagascar.
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Mmh...
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How do you feel about that one?
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She seemed pretty certain,
so I don't think I'm gonna challenge it.
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So what's your next answer?
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Um...
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..Panama.
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Panama, says Alec.
Sally?
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Trying to think of all the places
where I've been.
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I'm gonna challenge, 'cause I genuinely
can't think of any more.
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Alright, it's a valid strategy.
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So, Panama has been challenged.
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I'll tell you this: United States, Canada,
Bahamas, Australia, New Zealand,
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all correct answers.
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Madagascar...not a correct answer.
They use francs.
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They're an ex-French colony.
Agh!
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They might be, but they actually use
the Malagasy ariary.
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I'll be honest,
I'm reading that off my screen,
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and I've never heard that word
before in my life.
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But, it doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter because
that was not challenged.
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What matters is Panama.
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Panama does use the dollar.
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It's tied to the US dollar.
Balls!
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So unfortunately,
you lose the bar of signal.
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Alec, was that a guess?
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It was...half-guess,
because I wasn't sure,
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but I figured all the influence
we had with the Panama Canal
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probably led to the dollar
being used there.
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Yeah, and the two currencies
are tied together.
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So Sally, you are down to
one bar of signal.
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So, Alec: two bars left.
Sally: one bar left.
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You need to win this list.
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And the list is...
I need to win, full stop.
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That is the motto of my life.
I need to win!
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It's very important to me.
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We are looking for TIME magazine's
People of the Year.
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So, we are looking for
any named individual
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who appeared on the front cover of TIME's
Man of the Year or Person of the Year issue.
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If there are group nominations,
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each individual counts,
but they must have been named.
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So someone like "The Whistleblowers"
or "You" doesn't count.
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They gotta have a name.
And Sally, it is you to start.
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Barack Obama.
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Sally says Barack Obama.
Alec?
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Nelson Mandela.
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Alec replies with Nelson Man—
Malala.
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Whoa, that was fast.
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Malala, says Sally.
Alec?
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Michael Phelps.
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Michael Phelps.
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That face, Sally!
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Ohh...
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It's okay, I know another one.
Greta Thunberg.
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Greta Thunberg, says Sally.
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Hmm...have to think of
all the people that were probably...
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or I can convincingly say
I remember were in the magazine.
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So I'm gonna say...
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..Robin Williams.
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Robin Williams, says Alec.
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Michelle Obama.
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Michelle Obama, replies Sally.
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Alec, I— [laughs]
The face being screwed up there!
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Yep. I'm probably wrong,
but I'm gonna challenge that,
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because this is a horrible round,
and I'm gonna lose either way.
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So I'm gonna challenge that.
Damn!
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You both seemed to be having
a bit of trouble with that one.
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I'll tell you this much:
Barack Obama...yep, absolutely right.
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In fact, every modern US president
is on that list.
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They always get picked as
Person of the Year.
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Even Trump?
Even Trump.
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The Person of the Year in a presidential
election year is always picked.
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Nelson Mandela, also a correct answer.
Greta Thunberg, also a correct answer.
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Michael Phelps is not.
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Yep.
I wasn't sure about that one.
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Robin Williams, definitely not.
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But none of those matter,
'cause Sally, you didn't challenge.
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Instead, you were challenged
on Michelle Obama...
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who was never Person of the Year.
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Alec, it is a correct challenge!
Oh no!
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Good bye, world!
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Sally, it's been lovely having you here,
but I'm afraid that takes you down
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to zero bars of signal
and you are disconnected.
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Alec, this gives you the grand prize:
you get the end card of this video.
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You have twenty seconds
to plug everything of yours.
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That's our show.
Have a good night, everybody!
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Alec, take it away!
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Well, you should check out
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That's literally everything
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It's a very increasingly silly channel
about old technologies,
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the history of technologies, and also
some concepts based around technologies.
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So if you wanna learn about
the best toaster that was ever made,
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or about air conditioners and why there are
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