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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20270 | 209-01 | DIRK NIBLICK: THE LINT TRAP PT.1 | 4:58 | ANIMATION |
| Dirk helps Fluff and Fold understand that they were underpaid by their boss, Soapy LaFong. He paid them for only four hours a day although they had clearly worked four and a half hours each day. | ||||
| 16680 | 209-02 No X | YOU CAN COUNT ON IT | 1:58 | SONG |
| This song presents various ways that math shows up in the world. | ||||
| 20271 | 209-03 | DIRK NIBLICK: THE LINT TRAP PT.2 | 2:48 | PART |
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| 20920 | 209-04 | EB: SPOT THE HEXAGONS | 0:26 | ANIMATION |
| This short animation asks the viewer to identify which of the polygons are hexagons. | ||||
| 20360 | 209-05 | PIECE OF THE PIE #2 | 5:27 | GAME SHOW |
| Two teams alternate guessing the most common answers to the survey question "Name something you do when you are bored." The team that accumulates the greater percentage wins the game. | ||||
| 14850 | 209-06 Has X | CABOT & MARSHMALLOW: ROUND TO CONFOUND | 1:21 | STUDIO |
| Marshmallow learns that rounding numbers is not always appropriate when Cabot rounds the $4.50 he owes Marshmallow down to zero. | ||||
| 20013 | 209-07 | MATHNET-CASE OF THE GREAT CAR ROBBERY-4 | 10:31 | MATHNET |
| With Li So's help, the Mathnetters determine that the pattern of heavy cars being stolen is an important clue in the crimes. They hypothesize that the cars are being recycled as scrap metal. | ||||
| Sketch Count: | 7 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 27:29 | |||
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