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| Sketches in (hopefully) order: | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15950 | 312-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 30780 | 312-02 | MATH-ZA-POPPIN' #7 | 2:47 | STUDIO |
| Math riddles and pies in the face. | ||||
| 30630 | 312-03 | WHAT'S MY NUMBER?: 63 | 2:37 | GAME SHOW |
| Contestants try to find the secret number from a group of 25 by eliminating subsets which do not contain that number. | ||||
| 30800 | 312-04 | SHOW REMAINDER 7 (22%) | 0:10 | BUMPER |
| Pie chart representing 22% and asking what percentage of the show remains. | ||||
| 15440 | 312-05 Has X | BUREAU OF THE MISSING NUMBERS: 9 | 1:49 | STUDIO |
| Terry Ryan, an investigator, takes information pertaining to the number 9 and inputs this information into her computer. These characteristics include factors, if it is prime or square, etc. | ||||
| 15870 | 312-06 | NINES | 2:34 | SONG |
| The cast sings a country music tune expressing the idea that the sum of the digits of any multiple of 9 always add up to 9 or a multiple of 9. | ||||
| 15450 | 312-07 | COUNTRY AND WESTERN MUSIC PITCH | 1:56 | STUDIO |
| Two country and western singers recount the titles of their greatest hits, all of which make mention of relations involving fractions. | ||||
| 30022 | 312-08 | MATHNET-PARKING METER MASSACRE-2 | 15:26 | MATHNET |
| Mathnetters look for a different pattern in the dates of collection. George's apartment is robbed by a man driving a blue van. Appliances and a purse of coins are stolen. | ||||
| 31240 | 312-09 | LONG CLOSE | 0:44 | BUMPER |
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| Sketch Count: | 9 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:49 | |||
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