Technobrain Download Ultimate Brain

Hey, Dr Brain. I'm brushing up on my computer skills before the team

-from Technobabble get here.

-Oh, that reminds me. Did you hear

about the computer that gobbled up a cheeseburger whole?

Gobbled up a whole cheeseburger?! That's crazy!

What is it with technology these days?

See, when I was a small guinea pig, we learned proper table manners.

We learned to chew our food properly, take small bites,

right, and not to talk with our mouths full.

But these computers now, they're just going, "Om-nom-nom."

They're eating everything and don't even get me started on tablets.

-I'm going to teach these guys a lesson.

-No, no, no.

GP, GP, it's a joke.

Oh, well, status update - Dr Brain is ready for the show. LOL.

Are you ready to bounce?

Will our teams get Guinea Pig out of this sticky situation?

And who can crack the code in our real-life computer game?

All this and more.

It's time for Ultimate Brain!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Hi, hi, hi.

IN AMERICAN ACCENT: So, like, I've, like, made this app

for, like, my smartphone.

It's, like, really cool. It's called Roboarm.

What you do is you go... HE MAKES ROBOTIC NOISES

It's really great. Oh, no, that's the wrong...

Oh, no, I've pressed the wrong... Oh, no, I pressed tickle.

Oh, no! I can't stop it! HE LAUGHS

I can't stop it! Turn it off!

HE LAUGHS HYSTERICALLY

Let's meet the teams.

On our network, from Nottingham, it's...

On standby from Sussex, it's...

And in beta blue, from Technobabble, it's...

And Harvey from Friday Download.

Hi, Blues! You are from Technobabble, is that right?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-Apart from one of you is from Friday Download.

-Yes.

-Fantastic. Can you teach me some Technobabble?

Well, I don't know about that, Marcus.

-My CPU, central processing unit, has been a bit funny recently.

-Really?

-What can I do about it?

-You might need to try upgrading your RAM

cos it might not be a CPU problem. Try upgrading that.

-HE SNORES

-Yeah, the random access memory.

Maybe I could hook it up and use an HDD

but I've just replaced an HDD for an SSD, right.

SSD is a solid-state drive which is a lot faster than HDD

-so maybe I should use that instead.

-And even if you use that SSD...

-Oh!

Oh!

Oh, and, Harvey, you like your games and gadgets, right?

Yeah, I'm a massive fan of technology.

On the show, we had the most amazing robot and I called it Debbie.

Why Debbie?

It seemed fitting.

Aw. That's nice.

What's your team name?

Yellows, I think I might just ask a sort of random question

just out of the blue.

Joseph, do you like - oh, I don't know, let's see - llamas?

Not exactly, no.

One time I went to a llama park with my dad

and I think it was quite a wet day cos we were walking up a hill...

-Yes.

-..and I think I must have slipped or something

cos I went face first into a pile of llama poo.

HE GIPS What a lovely story.

How rather al-larming.

What's your team name?

Good to meet you. It's time to meet the Greens!

-How you doing, Greens? ALL:

-Good.

Rosie, I hear you're a bit of a whizz in the kitchen.

I really like making cupcakes because they are really easy

and you can decorate them in any way you want.

Ooh, I'd love some of those. HE LAUGHS

-Any banana-flavoured cupcakes?

-I can try.

What's your team name?

This is the show with a need for speed,

a craving for creativity

and a demand for ingenious ideas and inventions.

And that's just the warm-up.

GENTLE PIANO MUSIC PLAYS

THEY GIGGLE

Not that kind of warm-up, GP.

Bring me my questions.

Thanks.

Hands on brains. Here we go.

Take nine, divide it by three,

add 12, then times that by three.

The 3 Muskatechs.

-45.

-Is correct.

What word am I spelling backwards?

-The 3 Muskatechs.

-Molecule.

Molecule is also correct.

What is this sound?

SQUEAKY WHEEZING SOUND Spongy Scientists.

-A fart.

-THEY ALL LAUGH

Could have been. Anyone else?

-Magnificent Mindbogglers.

-A balloon.

-It was indeed a deflating balloon. ALL:

-Oooh.

How many letters are there in the word "buoyancy"?

-Spongy Scientists.

-Ten.

No, I'm afraid not. Anyone else? Quickly.

The 3 Muskatechs.

-Ten.

-No!

Magnificent Mindbogglers.

-Seven.

-No, it's eight.

Order yourselves in alphabetical order

of the fourth letter of your first name.

This way to that way and when you've done it, press your brain.

-I.

-I'm L.

The fourth letter... Spongy Scientists.

OK, Yellows, let's have a look.

No, I'm afraid you're wrong.

You've not quite got it there. The 3 Muskatechs.

Yes! The Blues have done it.

Well done, you Blues.

It's early doors, let's have a look at the scores.

The Blues take an early lead with six points.

Let's see what happens in the ignition round.

OK, teams, what do you think I've got in my hand?

-Tennis ball.

-Tennis ball.

-Tennis ball?

-Yes!

Oh, you think it's a tennis ball, do you? Oh-ha.

It's actually a kinetic propulsion globe.

-Have you ever heard of one of those?

-No.

-I haven't.

No, cos I've just made it up. It's a tennis ball.

-You were right.

-I knew I was right.

-HE LAUGHS

So, I've set up, over there,

five balls that have been blasted with heat.

Ooh-ooh, ah-ah! Ooh-ooh!

And five balls that have been chilled.

My question to you is what will happen

when we drop the balls that are at different temperatures?

HE LAUGHS

Something only you or you or you have thought of.

Or you.

You ready? Your thinking time starts now.

BUZZER

You know how asteroids are hot?

They always fall harder...

How will the balls bounce?

THEY TALK OVER EACH OTHER

We'll say A. I think A because the heat propels it...

What do you think will happen? SIREN WAILS

That's it. Your thinking time is up.

Let's see your answers now. What have we got?

We've got an A. We've got an A. And we've got an A.

Yellows, why A?

The ball is hot and asteroids are usually hot

and when they fall, they fall really, really fast

but they're not bouncy but tennis balls are bouncy

so maybe the momentum will give it more bounce.

Ah. So, asteroids have momentum because they're hot

and you think the tennis ball is going to behave in the same way?

Oh, so that's your theory, is it? Very interesting.

Greens?

Well, we think A because the heat will give it more energy to bounce.

Energy, right.

Very interesting thinking. OK. And, Blues, what's your thinking?

The hot air will expand and it will make the ball more bouncy

so it will bounce higher.

Ah, I see.

What did you think?

Well, shall we see what happens?

-Yeah!

-Let's see it in action.

The red balls are the hot ones, the blue ones are the cold ones.

Ready? Three, two, one, release the balls!

And there they are. Look at that!

-You see.

-Yes!

-Told you.

-Wow, well done.

Now, what were you saying earlier, Dr Marcus?

The hot air will expand and it will make the ball more bouncy

so it will bounce higher.

Spot-on.

Yes, adjusting the temperature of the balls

changes how bouncy rubber inside is.

The hotter the air inside the ball, the more it expands,

stretching the rubber.

The greater the temperature, the bouncier the ball becomes.

This is why squash balls need to be warmed up

before they are bouncy enough for play.

So, that means everybody gets 10 points!

SINGS: Do-do-do, ba-do-do, we're the best, we're so great.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But can we keep it up

as we go into the next round?

Yeah!

So, Guinea Pig was reading me my bedtime story the other night...

HE LAUGHS And he said, "Once upon a time,

"there was a worm

"and it was crawling along

"and then it crawled along a bit more

"and then, when it had crawled along,

"it crawled along a bit more."

I said, "Oh, Guinea Pig, this story is like wading through treacle."

He said, "What's that like, Dr Brain?"

I said, "Oh, you know what? I don't know."

Let's find out! Let's do an experiment!

So, I've asked my teams to come up with some ideas,

devise some contraptions

to help us to wade through a river of treacle.

And I gave them a budget of £50 and two days

to come up with their solutions.

Teams must think of a way to get GP from one end of the trough

to the other through the treacle and out the other side.

They must consider how to help GP work against the resistance he faces

as he attempts to move through the viscous liquid.

Treacle is almost 10,000 times more viscous than water.

This uncrystallised syrup is composed of particles

which move amongst each other a lot less easily

than those of other liquids like water.

Making treacle a truly tricky treat to travel through. Time to try.

And who better to try them out than Mr Supersonic himself.

It's Guinea Pig!

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Guinea Pig!

-He's looking...

Looking... Oh, what's the matter, GP?

I'm feeling very, very sick. I've got a tummy ache, Dr Brain.

I've eaten all the treacle there is in the whole world.

Well, erm, I don't think you managed to eat all the treacle in the world.

-Ugh.

-I hope you're not sick of the sight of it. Oops.

Here we are then with the first plan and it's the plan of the Greens.

What's it called?

-ALL:

-Shippy Shoes.

-Ooh!

The idea was that he was going to shuffle

and use his arms to kind of give him the momentum to keep going

rather than lift his legs up.

What's Guinea Pig wearing?

Well, he's wearing wellies with a sort of plastic coating

to make it cut through the treacle better. Like a ship in the water.

Ah, so that's what the sort of V-shape is.

And what's on the bottom of his boots?

There's a bit of sandpaper so he can grip the bottom a bit easier.

HE CHUCKLES How do you feel, GP?

I feel that I'm about to enter into a sticky situation.

-BLUES:

-Whey!

-DR BRAIN LAUGHS

The Magnificent Mindbogglers have adapted Wellington boots

adding a wooden triangular prism structure

with plastic V-shaped fronting pointing forwards.

Inspired by the bow of a ship,

they hope this design will cut through and divert the treacle,

minimising fluid resistance and drag

and creating a path through which to travel.

With such a volume of treacle,

will GPs attempts forcing the contraption forward

be concentrated enough to work?

That sandpaper on the bottom of his boots has been added for stability

but is a helping hand from friction really what's needed here?

Or, in fact, would extra slippage come in handy?

We shall see.

In three, two, one, go, Guinea Pig.

-BUZZER

-Go on!

-Go, Guinea Pig!

-Shuffle, shuffle.

-Shuffle, go!

Tell him what to do.

-Shuffle.

-Shuffle.

-Use your arms.

-Use your arms.

Move your legs. Move your legs!

-Try stepping up.

-Try stepping.

-Step.

-Try stepping.

-Step.

-MARCUS:

-Shuffle a bit more.

-He's going to fall. Try stepping like that.

-Step.

-Try bringing your legs up.

-Walk. Walk. Just walk normally.

He's not going anywhere, is he? He's trying.

THEY LAUGH Come on, Guinea Pig!

Get a move on, mate.

Try move your feet out of the treacle.

Trying to lift his boot there but he's stuck.

-We underestimated the stickiness.

-He's stuck on the bottom, I think.

You've got to instruct him.

-Jump, jump.

-He's stuck.

-Oh, deary me. HARVEY:

-He's definitely stuck.

Guinea Pig!

-Keep going.

-Keep going.

You can do it.

He's not getting anywhere, is he? SIREN WAILS

Deary, deary, deary, deary me.

What happened there, do you think?

I think we underestimated the stickiness.

They'd hope he'd get stuck in but poor GP was simply stuck

with a vacuum effect keeping those feet sucked down.

Well, unfortunately you only get one go in this game

and now it's somebody else's go.

Let's see the next plan.

Blues, what's Guinea Pig holding?

-This is Vlogster's Motherboard and Memory Stick.

-Wow.

It's made of an ironing board that has been turbo-charged

-to make it into a surf board.

-How have you turbo-charged it?

-By sticking some door handles to the bottom.

-Oh, I see.

-They act as rudders just in case he goes off course.

-Oh, rudders.

Because, yes, of course, the wind might blow him off,

you know, being in...treacle.

And what else has he got? Some sort of pole or something?

Yeah, that's the memory stick

and that's so he can push himself along.

It's got some grip on the bottom from a bike tire.

Just to give him some grip so that he can push himself along the track.

-I see. Dr Marcus.

-Yes.

-Why Wellington boots?

They are treacle protection devices.

-Oh, are they?

-Mm, yes.

-I reckon we're going to surf through this challenge.

-ALL:

-Whey!

-Ay!

-It will be plain sailing.

-Whey!

DR BRAIN LAUGHS You're on the crest of a wave.

-ALL:

-Whey!

You guys have got access to the information superhighway

and you think this is going to work?

The only thing you've ever surfed is the internet.

-ALL:

-Whey!

-Ay!

Yes, The 3 Muskatechs are sending GP surfing proper.

An ironing board will act as a surfboard

and whilst it might sink a bit, they're hoping

it will raise him up enough to keep him in the top half of the treacle.

His memory stick - or bike tire on a pole - has grip to cling on

and push back against the end of the trough and glide him to victory.

And they're hoping door handles will act as rudders

should he lose his course.

Three, two, one, go, Guinea Pig!

-BUZZER

-Push off the back!

-Push, Guinea Pig.

-Keep pushing.

-Keep pushing.

-Come on, GP.

-Push, push, push.

-Give it a good old push.

-I can't see it any more.

-Oh, he's moved! He's moved!

-Yes!

-Yes!

-Keep pushing.

-And he's off.

-Keep going!

-Keep pushing. Keep pushing.

-Keep going.

-Come on, keep going.

-You're nearly there. We're nearly there.

-You're making waves.

-We're over halfway now. Keep pushing.

-Yes, you're almost there!

-Go on, Guinea Pig. Keep pushing.

-Use that memory stick!

-Oh, he's staying sturdy.

-DR BRAIN LAUGHS

-Yes, yes! Keep going. Yes!

-He can't move the pole now.

-Yes!

-We're there!

-He's nearly there.

-I think we've made it.

-He's doing it.

-One more push, GP.

-One more little push!

-Yes!

-Has he got to the end?

-He's already touched the end.

I think he's there.

SIREN WAILS, BLUES CHEER

-He's there!

-Come On!

-Well done.

Raising GP up into the top half of the treacle,

there was less to wade through and so less viscosity than

the depths below for ease of travel.

-Are you happy?

-Yes.

-Yes, over the moon.

How do you feel, GP?

Felt like I'd been surfing on a 56K modem.

-ALL:

-Whey!

Fantastic.

Ah, the old black stuff,

it's thick, it's viscous and it's vicious to try and get through.

And, the Yellows, it's your turn to try and get Guinea Pig through it.

What's your plan?

Well, we kind of put nails on the sole of his feet

to kind of cut through the treacle

so he can lift it up easily.

And we're going to put oil on them to make them a bit more slippery

cos I'm pretty sure treacle and oil don't mix.

So, the olive oil is going to lubricate the shoes, you think,

-in other words?

-Yes.

-And the poles?

-To push him.

-I see. So, almost like sort of ski poles, in a way.

-Yeah.

Yeah. They're going to have oil on that as well.

I'm just hoping his skills don't "dessert" him.

-BLUES:

-Whey!

-Oh!

DR BRAIN LAUGHS How do you feel about this?

-HE LAUGHS NERVOUSLY

-I feel like I'm going to get stuck

-very early.

-What's the name of your plan?

-ALL:

-Nailed It.

Nailed It! Well, let's see if he does nail it.

Like the Blues' surfboard,

the Yellows' shoes of nails are designed to raise GP up

to the surface layer of the treacle

where smaller opposing forces are at play

as he moves forward through a smaller amount of the sticky stuff

aided by balancing poles.

With his weight spread across the pointed tips of the nails

on the base of the trough,

surface area is minimised and pressure maximised

for cutting through the rest and avoiding the vacuum effect.

And, thinking about fluid dynamics,

they've added oil to the nails and balancing sticks.

Oil is lighter than treacle and more slippery

and they are banking on additional slide

as the nails work their way through and separate particles.

Let us see.

Three, two, one, go, Guinea Pig!

BUZZER

Come on. Pour that oil on.

-A little drizzle of olive oil.

-Other one.

Bish, bash, bosh. Chuck it in. Olive oil. Lovely.

-All over the poles. All over the poles.

-The sticks as well.

-Go.

-Right, get in there.

-Come on!

-Get stuck in.

-Now, go! Come on.

-Well, not literally.

-Get stuck in, mate.

-That's it.

-Don't get stuck in, just go in.

-Yeah, don't get stuck in.

-Keep moving.

-Lift your feet up.

-Keep moving!

-Keep moving!

-Feet up!

-Come on!

-YOLO. Keep moving!

-Oh!

-Keep moving!

-Oh!

-Come on!

CHEERING

BELL RINGS, SIREN WAILS

-Guys, high-five.

-Come on!

Oh, my giddy aunt.

Your plan was called Nailed It and you've nailed it!

How do you feel about that?

Very good.

He didn't wade through the treacle,

he practically ran through it, it was so quick.

# Baby, we were born to run. #

And in... THEY BREATHE IN

..and out. THEY BREATHE OUT

Oh, the smell of treacle.

Well, that's my bath for later sorted out.

HE LAUGHS

So, Yellows, you get 10 points!

THEY CHEER Well done.

And, Blues, you did pretty well.

You got him to the end but not quite out

and it wasn't as quick as Yellows, was it?

But I'm going to give you 5 points!

-Yes!

-Cos I'm feeling kind.

So, unlucky, Greens, no points for you.

But, you know, there's plenty of time to catch up

as we go into the next round!

I had a telephone call the other day

and apparently Auntie Hattie and Uncle Otto are coming to visit.

-GP GASPS

-Auntie Hattie and Uncle Otto!

-Yes.

Are they the ones... Who's Auntie Hattie and Uncle Otto?

Oh, who are they?!

They're my auntie and uncle and they are expecting a party, GP.

But we can't use party poppers because they are frightened of them

so we're going to have to try something else.

So, we thought maybe some of those confetti streamers that go shoom.

So, we're going to do a little experiment

to see how fast we can do it.

When the contestants hear the guinea pig squeal,

they're going to throw out their confetti streamers

as fast as they can and the fastest one wins.

Ready?

SQUEAL

Wow.

Woohoo! It's party time!

And there's confetti everywhere.

But who threw out their streamer first?

Oh, and it's too close to call.

We're going to have to see it in...slow...motion.

Oh, it's a close one

but it's the Blues who got this party started.

Oh, and there it is. It's a victory for the Blues!

THEY CHEER

Well done. They look pretty chuffed there.

So we can party!

SINGS: Party cos the Blues got 10 points, oh, yeah.

We're just going to party on now. Yeah!

Oh, I'm so bored of this game, GP.

It's too easy.

Oh, I know, Dr Brain.

We can make this more difficult if I use a blindfold.

Oh, I've got an even better idea. Why don't you use a blindfold?

That's an even better idea, Dr Brain!

HE LAUGHS Oh, I tell you what else.

For our contestants, we could get them to make up a code.

One word for left, one for right, one for go, and one for stop.

-That would make it more difficult, wouldn't it?

-Yeah!

HE LAUGHS Brilliant. Let's do it!

Er, GP, where are you...

GP!

GP!

Oh.

Oh, he's crashed again.

So, we need a word for go, a word for stop,

a word for left and a word for right.

And your coding time starts now.

BUZZER

Green. Red.

Why don't we do "og", "pots"?

I was thinking, why don't we use go and stop

to coordinate with like colours.

So, like, green and red.

Red.

-Ten seconds left.

-To.

-T-O. T-O.

-Quick, quick!

-T-O.

-OK, to.

-Yee-haw.

-Do you want to write it down?

Whoa, blue, green.

Orange. Blue. So, can you remember?

-From.

-From.

SIREN WAILS That's your time.

-Have you come up with your code?

-Yeah.

-What are your four words?

-For go we have green.

-Mm-hm.

-For stop we have red.

-Yes.

For left we have orange.

And for right we have blue.

Blue, second letter of that is L for left.

Green, second letter of that is R for right.

And what do horses do?

Yee-haw and whoa.

We only came up with two.

So, go is to. Stop is from.

-Left is...

-Teeth.

-Chicken.

-Teeth.

-And right is...

-Is chicken.

-..is chicken.

-Very good.

Off you go then. Let's get you onto the course.

IN MACHINE VOICE: In this game, the players must collect

as many coins as possible while staying on the path.

Step outside into the danger zone and an alarm will sound.

Three, two, one, go!

-BUZZER

-Green.

-BOTH:

-Green.

Green.

-Green.

-Red.

Oh, no. Greens have gone into the danger zone.

Yee-haw.

-Whoa!

-Blue.

Yes, blue is left.

-To.

-To. Keep going.

-To, to, to.

-To.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-To.

-To, to.

-To.

-Go teeth a bit.

Your teeth-hand side a bit. Teeth-hand side a bit.

-BOTH:

-Green, green, green!

Green. Green. Yee-haw.

-Whoa.

-Whoa.

Green.

-Blue again.

-ALARM SOUNDS

Oh, no. Greens have got themselves stuck in the first corner.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa.

-Blue.

Yee-haw. Oh!

-BOTH:

-Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Green.

-To.

-To.

-To.

-Chicken a tiny bit. Chicken a tiny bit.

-I'm suddenly very hungry.

-Chicken, chicken.

-Red.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Blue.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Orange.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Greens are trying all the colours of the rainbow. BOTH:

-Whoa!

Blue.

Whoa. Yee-haw.

-Blue.

-ALARM SOUNDS

I think Dr Rosie has forgotten her code.

-BOTH:

-Teeth.

-Teeth. Teeth again.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Chicken!

-That's right to you and me.

Yee-haw.

-BOTH:

-Whoa!

-Whoa.

That was close.

-To, to. Oh.

-ALARM SOUNDS

Can you remember what to is, Matt?

-I do. It's go.

-Green.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Red.

-Green.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-BOTH:

-Yee-haw, yee-haw, yee-haw.

These tech boys certainly have a handle on this game.

-Yee-haw.

-Yee-haw, yee-haw, yee-haw.

ALARM SOUNDS It might be an early game over

for the Greens.

To.

Chicken.

Teeth.

ALARM SOUNDS I didn't know chickens had teeth.

-Yee-haw, yee-haw.

-BOTH:

-Yee-haw,

yee-haw, yee-haw, yee-haw.

-Blue.

-ALARM SOUNDS

It does not compute.

-Blue.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-Chicken to the side a bit.

-Chicken!

-Chicken!

-Chicken to the side.

Chicken to the side.

If we say chicken to the side, go that way a bit.

-Blue.

-ALARM SOUNDS

-To.

-To a tiny bit.

-To!

-To, to!

-To! To!

-Keep going until...

-To!

I think they might want you to go forward.

-Yee-haw a little bit.

-Yee-haw, yee-haw.

-SIREN WAILS

-Aw!

-Oh, that's time up.

Chicken to the side. Chicken to the side.

Let's get the teams together and see who's won.

Well, I think that's one of the most difficult challenges

we've ever had on Ultimate Brain.

And do you know what? You guys, you shouldn't feel so bad

because even the Technobabble guys didn't finish the course.

But they did get the furthest.

So, I am going to give them 5 points. Well done to you, Blues.

Now, I'd like you to explain to us how does that game relate to coding?

Well, when you are computing,

you're giving a computer a set of instructions.

So, Marcus was like our computer

and the code that we created was the programming language.

Ah, so you were kind of like the users

-and Marcus was like the computer.

-Yeah.

I am the computer and he is the user. I love it!

Brilliant. Let's see what happens in the final round.

Wow. What a fantastic show this has been today.

We've learned loads about computers

and we've come up with our own new song.

SINGS: Chicken to the side, chicken to the side,

I am the computer and he is the user.

I love it! But now down to the serious business of

the final quick fire round!

-Are you ready, teams? ALL:

-Yes.

Hands on brains.

And here we go.

Is mahogany a type of wood or plastic? Spongy Scientists.

-Wood.

-Correct.

What is the name for the long nap that some animals take over winter?

Magnificent Mindbogglers.

-Hibernation.

-Is correct.

Finish this sentence. GP is silly because...

Spongy Scientists.

-He's a guinea pig.

-Correct.

If the time is 7pm now, what time was it 45 minutes ago?

Spongy Scientists.

-6.15.

-Correct.

What mode of transport beginning with H floats on a cushion of air?

Magnificent Mindbogglers.

-Hovercraft.

-Is right.

Which blood cell has a doughnut-like shape?

The 3 Muskatechs.

-Red blood cells.

-Is right.

What name is given to the big holes on the moon's surface?

Spongy Scientists.

-Craters.

-Is correct.

True or false, I had a banana and cheese smoothie for breakfast.

-The 3 Muskatechs.

-True.

-Yes, quite true and it was delicious.

Where are the human tricep muscles found? The 3 Muskatechs.

-Your upper arm.

-Back of the arm.

-Yeah. On you two anyway.

If my pH is three, am I an acid or an alkaline? Spongy Scientists.

-Acid.

-Is correct.

Which is the tallest mountain on earth? The 3 Muskatechs.

-Mount Everest.

-Is correct.

True or false, a sneeze travels at over 30mph.

Spongy Scientists.

-True.

-It is true.

How old is planet earth? The 3 Muskatechs.

Very.

HE LAUGHS, SIREN WAILS

I'm afraid you needed to be a little bit more specific than very.

It's actually 4.5 billion years old.

That's even older than me.

Well, what an amazing quick fire round that was

and what an incredible show it was

but you know there can only be one winning team

and they will get all the honour.

Here are the scores.

In third place with 16 points...

it's the Greens.

Well done, Greens. Give them a round of applause.

-Well done, Greens.

-Well done.

-They did really well, I thought.

And in second place, with 32 points...

it's the Yellows.

Which means our winners,

it's The 3 Muskatechs!

-ALL:

-Whey!

Well, they were pretty hard to beat. Incredible stuff.

Did you get any of the answers right?

I hope you enjoyed the show.

See you for more Ultimate Brain!

-Oh, oh, I can't wait!

-Dr Brain, you were telling me about the computers

eating cheese burgers and now you're eating a cheese burger.

No, no, no, no. But it was just a joke, GP, it was just a joke.

Did you hear about the computer who gobbled up

a whole cheeseburger whole?

It took a mega-bite. A mega-bite!

HE CHUCKLES Don't you...don't you...

Don't you dare! Get off me! Get off! Off! Off!