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| 15950 | 340-01 | SHOW OPEN | 0:46 | BUMPER |
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| 30420 | 340-02 | BIG NUMBERS - MILLION | 0:23 | ANIMATION |
| This segment shows the numeral for one million and tells the viewer that it takes a clock about eleven and a half days to tick off one million seconds. | ||||
| 30720 | 340-03 | MATH-ZA-POPPIN' #1 | 4:00 | STUDIO |
| Pledge Central uses a pictograph to show the number of calls received per hour and a pie chart to show the percent of the goal reached. Larry estimates the distance from NYC to KY Derby using a map. | ||||
| 30430 | 340-04 | BIG NUMBERS - BILLION | 0:30 | ANIMATION |
| This segment compares one billion to one million, and tells the viewer that one billion seconds is almost 32 years. | ||||
| 30510 | 340-05 | MICHIGAN STADIUM: P'PONG BALLS (24 BILL) | 1:36 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| The following question is posed to the viewer: How many ping-pong balls would it take to fill the Michigan Stadium to the top? | ||||
| 10180 | 340-06 No X | ANGLE DANCE | 2:23 | SONG |
| The rock group Plane Geometry sings a song about angles and uses body movement to illustrate angles, as well. | ||||
| 30135 | 340-07 | MATHNET-CASE OF THE UNKIDNAPPING-5 | 17:07 | MATHNET |
| George ties himself up in same knots usedon Ms. Bacchanal. Mathnetters play "What do we know," and check bank balances of show. They use logic to prove Ms. Bacchanal kidnapped herself. | ||||
| 31250 | 340-08 | CREDITS | 1:36 | BUMPER |
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| 31370 | 340-09 | SHORT FRIDAY CLOSE | 0:22 | BUMPER |
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| Sketch Count: | 9 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:43 | |||
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