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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
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| 15950 | 159-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 14561 | 159-02 | (DUELIST) LEAD IN | 0:06 | BUMPER |
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| 14560 | 159-03 | DUELISTS, THE | 5:54 | STUDIO |
| Using a grid of the area, two knights try to figure out all the possible meeting points half-way between their two castles in order to avoid having to go out and fight the duel. | ||||
| 15990 | 159-04 | PHONER: CONSECUTIVE ODD NUMBERS | 2:04 | STUDIO |
| Arthur has a one-sided conversation in which he discovers that if he begins with one, the sum of consecutive odd numbers will always equal a square number. | ||||
| 15310 | 159-05 | SHAPE UP | 2:10 | SONG |
| Punning on geometric terms, this music video illustrates geometric shapes in this song about betrayed love. | ||||
| 17540 | 159-06 | (BUT WHO'S COUNTING T.S.) LOGO | 0:07 | BUMPER |
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| 12113 | 159-07 | BUT WHO'S COUNTING: 3 | 6:52 | GAME SHOW |
| Contestants arrange 6 randomly chosen digits to create a 3 digit plus 3 digit addition problem. The largest sum wins. Contestants must apply some knowledge of place value and probability to play. | ||||
| 16230 | 159-08 | POP UP BOOK | 1:35 | ANIMATION |
| As a result of some computer graphics wizardry, a 3-dimensional tourist discovers that he is touring a 2-dimensional city in a pop-up book. | ||||
| 11054 | 159-09 | MATHNET:PROBLEM OF THE DIRTY MONEY-4 | 7:56 | MATHNET |
| The Mathnetters do an analysis of the soil from the Abandoned Gravel Pits and that of Mailbag's back yard. They also determine that the footprints at the Pits and in Mailbag's garden are the same. | ||||
| Sketch Count: | 9 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:30 | |||
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