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| 50770 | 531-01 | SEASON FIVE OPENING | 0:38 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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| 12100 | 531-02 | TONY AND THE TOGAS | 6:25 | SONG |
| A Phoenician singer finds himself recording a song in Rome and learns about Roman numerals in the process. | ||||
| 40031 | 531-03 | DIRK NIBLICK: THE INQUISITION (PART I) | 3:58 | ANIMATION |
| The police must locate a bank robber with information gleaned from an interview with the key witness, Beasley. Combinatorics eliminate some possible license numbers, but is there other relevant info? | ||||
| 30420 | 531-04 | 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. | ||||
| 40032 | 531-05 | DIRK NIBLICK: THE INQUISITION (PART II) | 3:43 | PART |
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| 31000 | 531-06 | PERSON ON THE STREET: TIME | 1:01 | LIVE ACTION FILM |
| People on the street are asked: It takes about 11 1/2 days for a clock to tick off one million seconds. How long does it take to tick off one billion seconds? One trillion? | ||||
| 50660 | 531-07 | PAULINE #1 | 2:49 | ANIMATION |
| Video character Pauline gets 2 chances to find a path to the top of a pyramid of numbered blocks. Each number she lands on (positive or negative) adds to her score, which must stay between 25 and -25. | ||||
| 50231 | 531-08 | MATHNET-CASE OF THE SMART DUMMY-1 | 8:52 | MATHNET |
| A dummy, Charlie, reports to Mathnetters that his ventriloquist, Edgar, went into shock when he discovered the second dummy was missing. They use trial & error to open a locked case & find money! | ||||
| 50780 | 531-09 | LONG CLOSE | 0:56 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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| Sketch Count: | 9 | |||
| Episode Length(may exclude credits): | 28:45 | |||
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