Hard Quiz Kids (2024) Season 2 Episode 8

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00:00Tonight on Hard Quiz Kids

00:02Vader, age 12, expert subject Dolphins

00:07Viona, age 11, expert subject Jaspik Boonra

00:13Tyler, age 12, expert subject The Titanic

00:18Rishi, age 12, expert subject Pluto

00:23Here's your host Tom Gleeser

00:27Yes!

00:29Hello!

00:30I'm hungry

00:31Welcome to Hard Quiz Kids

00:34These contestants are toddlers

00:36Last one to get lost in a ball pit will be tonight's Hard Quiz Champion

00:39To be part of the show at home, go to the ABC iview socials

00:44Let's say hello

00:45G'day Rishi

00:46G'day Tom

00:47Now why do you like Pluto? It's not even a planet

00:49Yeah, it's a dwarf planet, just like me

00:52I'm very small, just like it

00:53But what, do you like it?

00:58Do you feel sorry for it?

01:00Yeah, I feel sorry for being small

01:02Because when you first got into it, you thought it was a planet

01:06Yeah, I thought it was a planet, that's what all my parents were telling me

01:09Looks like they've gone to the wrong school

01:11Have you ever tried to follow in Pluto's footsteps and get kicked out of your own family?

01:17Hopefully not, but maybe we'll see

01:20And you're into stargazing?

01:24Yeah

01:24What's the coolest thing you've seen in the night sky?

01:26Probably, like, three planets at a time

01:29Oh, how'd that happen?

01:32Magic

01:32Oh

01:33I preferred if you said science

01:36Tyler

01:38Hi Tom

01:39Now you're into the Titanic

01:41Both the ship and the 1997 film

01:43How did you first see the film?

01:46I was six, I'm pretty sure

01:47And I was wanting to watch some interesting films and Titanic popped up

01:53I clicked play and me and my mum were watching it

01:57And I got really into it

01:59But I didn't know it was like a real disaster at first

02:03So I googled it when I was at school

02:06And I made movies my own

02:10Got really into the Titanic

02:12So you watched it when you were six?

02:14Yeah

02:14That's a pretty weird scene, wasn't it?

02:16When Rose, like, starts cleaning the window with her hand

02:18But why didn't she use a cloth?

02:21She was, she was just

02:22She was just cleaning, Tom

02:24She was just cleaning, okay

02:25Now you asked your pop, uh, to build you a Titanic

02:29What were you thinking?

02:30Full size?

02:31Yeah, I asked him

02:32He was in the garage and I walked in

02:33And I was like, hey pop, I'm really into Titanic

02:36Can you build me one?

02:36He's like, are you crazy?

02:38Oh

02:38Yeah, so, I never got the Titanic, but

02:41Okay

02:41The owner

02:43Yeah

02:43Now, what do you like Jasper Bumrah?

02:46He's a really good baller

02:47Yeah

02:48And he gets a lot of wickets

02:49And also, um, he's a really genuine and nice guy

02:52Now you're also a fan of brain rot

02:54Yeah

02:55Could you explain what that is

02:56And why you think it's goated with the sauce?

02:59Um, um, it's kind of a language

03:02That you can, um, uh, that, um, Gen Alphas and Gen Z speak

03:06Yeah

03:07Yeah, it's a way that we communicate, yeah

03:09Yeah, I like brain rot too

03:10That's why I watch Tipping Point

03:11How do you know brain rot if you're a boomer?

03:14I'm not a boomer

03:15You're not a boomer

03:17Sorry?

03:17You are a boomer

03:18You're like, as old as a dinosaur

03:19No, I'm not a boomer

03:19No, there was a baby boom just after World War II

03:22And I was born in 1974

03:23So I missed it by about 30 years

03:25Oh, okay, I'm fine

03:26That's alright

03:27Sorry to annoy you with facts

03:29Now you enter the MCG to see boomer play

03:33Did you watch all five days of the test?

03:35Not, like, completely, but, like, I watched, like, most of the

03:39So you're into brain rot, which requires no attention span

03:41And test cricket, which you watch for five days

03:44Do you have a long attention span or a short attention span?

03:47I think it'll be medium

03:48Oh, medium

03:49Oh, so medium pace, like boomerang

03:52If you think about it, that was the sickest burn I've done tonight

03:57Fader

03:59Hi

04:00What got you into dolphins?

04:02So, when I was little, probably about eight

04:05Yeah

04:06We went on a holiday to Queensland

04:07And then we went to SeaWorld

04:10So, we watched the dolphin show at SeaWorld

04:14And out of the whole big audience there

04:15They chose me to come up and pat the dolphin

04:17Oh, really?

04:18And then I just loved dolphins from then on

04:20Okay, what, you were careful not to pat it on the blowhole?

04:23Yeah

04:24Because it wouldn't be able to breathe

04:25So we can't suffocate it

04:27Unfortunately, you don't have a blowhole for me to suffocate you with, though

04:31Now you can squeak like a dolphin, is that true?

04:38Uh, sort of

04:39I got kind of worse when I got a bit older, but I can try

04:42Oh, if you don't mind

04:44It's not bad

04:51Expert round

04:55Expert subjects

04:57Win or lose five points

04:58Steal and answer

05:00Double points

05:01I'll ask each of you five questions on your expert subject

05:04Right, you get five points

05:05Wrong

05:05I will take five points from you

05:07The rest of you can steal at any time to get double points

05:09Let's start with Vader and her expert subject

05:11Dolphins

05:12Thank you

05:15Located under the top layers of their skin

05:18And helping them stay warm and float

05:20Dolphins have a layer of fat

05:22Commonly known by what name?

05:24Vader

05:24Blubber

05:25Correct

05:26Blubber is thicker than normal fat

05:31And contains more blood vessels

05:33My blubber contains Shiraz

05:35Watch this

05:39Bottlenose dolphins can identify each other

05:44And communicate using a unique high-pitched noise

05:47Referred to as its signature what?

05:50Whistle

05:51Correct

05:52The whistling is thought to be similar to how we use names to identify each other

06:00Uh, my name is

06:02Whistling

06:03What conical shape feature in dolphins is mostly used for grabbing and gripping prey to swallow whole?

06:14Vader

06:15Beak?

06:16Their rostrum beak

06:17Correct

06:18The Amazon River dolphin lives in fresh water

06:25And is also known as the what coloured river dolphin?

06:29Vader

06:29Pink

06:30Correct

06:31Yeah, their born grey become more pink as they get older

06:36Uh, that's what I look like if I've been in the sun for ten seconds

06:39Last question in your set, Vader

06:42The largest species in the dolphin family

06:44And one of the ocean's most powerful predators

06:47Is the orca

06:48Commonly named the what whale?

06:50For the Steelers, Rishi

06:51Kill a whale

06:52Correct

06:54Double quads to go

06:55He's really fast in his father

06:57Next set of questions is for Viona on Jaspert Boomerah

07:02Indian fast bowler Jaspert Boomerah made his international debut in 2016 in a one-day international match against which country?

07:13Viona

07:14Australia

07:14Correct

07:15Due to the hyperextension in his elbow, Jaspert Boomerah was accused by cricket fans of doing what illegal bowling action?

07:28Throwing

07:28In 2022 Boomerah was unable to play in the T20 World Cup thanks to a stress fracture in which part of his body?

07:40Viona

07:40In 2022 Boomerah is known for his ability to aim fastballs at the feet of the batter which is a bowling technique known as a what?

07:53A yorker

07:54Correct

07:55He developed his yorker skills while bowling in the hallway of his childhood home and would aim for the skirting board so it didn't wake up his mum

08:06Do your parents let you bowl inside the house?

08:08Um, I did try it but then my mum yelled at me

08:11Last question, you're set Viona

08:15At a 2024 press conference Boomerah told a reporter they should

08:18See who's got the most number of runs in a test over by using which website?

08:25It's wide open

08:26Cricket pass?

08:29Incorrect, it's wide open

08:30Time's up

08:33Google

08:33Time now for Tyler and the Titanic

08:38I feel like Tyler you love the Titanic a bit too much you can't put it into words, you're so excited

08:46Yeah, I'm really excited, I'm like going crazy inside

08:51You're just trying to hold it in, just trying to

08:53Yes, trying not to explode

08:54Yeah, you're like a passenger on the Titanic, you're just nervous but excited at the same time

08:59Yes

09:00Let's hope everything works out this time Tyler

09:03At the time of the Titanic's launch, its state-of-the-art design was described with what word that came to be notoriously linked to the ship?

09:12Tyler

09:12Unsinkable?

09:14Correct

09:15Tyler, no spoilers, was it true?

09:20Um, yeah, they lied

09:22They're big liars

09:24The 1997 film Titanic tells the story of a romance between poor artist Jack and upper class Rose on the ship's voyage to which US city?

09:33Tyler

09:33New York City

09:34Correct

09:36The Titanic hit an iceberg and sank with around 1,500 lives lost, mostly because there weren't enough of what passenger safety feature?

09:48Tyler

09:48Lifeboats

09:49Correct

09:50Why didn't they have enough lifeboats?

09:56Like you said, apparently the designer said it was unsinkable, which they are liars, um, clearly it wasn't

10:05Yeah, it actually had more lifeboats than was legally required

10:07Yes

10:08Yeah

10:08Yeah, so how about some gratitude, guys?

10:12Whinging

10:12Whinging in the North Atlantic

10:15The film Titanic won 11 Oscars with James Cameron ending his best director's speech with what line that Jack shouts from the bow of the ship?

10:24Tyler

10:25I'm the king of the world

10:27Great

10:28You want to do the line, don't you?

10:35I'm the king of the world

10:36I mean, that's nice, but let's not forget that I'm the king of the world

10:43Last question in your set, Tyler

10:47The wreck of the Titanic was discovered in 1985 by oceanographers who were on an unrelated secret mission for which branch of the US military?

10:56For the Steelers, Fiona

10:58Navy

10:58Correct

10:59Double vote for you

11:01Okay, last of the expert round is Rishi and Pluto

11:08In 2006, Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet

11:15after a vote was taken by around 400 members of a union for people with what profession?

11:22Um, astronaut

11:24Astronominate

11:26Correct

11:28You forgot to press the buzzer

11:35I thought it was only our older contestants from the grown-up show that did that

11:39Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930

11:43while looking for a theoretical ninth planet that scientists were calling planet what?

11:49Pl-

11:49Rishi

11:50Planet X

11:51Planet X

11:52Planet X

11:53Yeah, scientists thought there was a ninth planet causing Neptune to have a weird orbit

12:01but it turns out they calculated it wrong so finding Pluto was a total coincidence

12:05All right, hands-on buzzers, Rishi

12:08According to data from NASA's New Horizons probe, Pluto's mountains are thought to mostly be made of what frozen liquid?

12:17Um, frozen nitrogen

12:19Incorrect, it's still wide open

12:22For the Steelers, Fiona

12:24Hyogen

12:25Incorrect, it's still open

12:27Time's up, water

12:32Whoa

12:33Yeah, just water or ice

12:35Pluto's name was suggested by 11-year-old Venetia Burney

12:38who says she named it after the god of the underworld from which ancient civilization?

12:43To the Steelers, Fiona

12:44Greek

12:45Incorrect, it's wide open

12:47Roman

12:48Rishi

12:48Correct

12:49Last question in your set, Rishi

12:56Some chemical elements are named after planets

13:00Which radioactive metal is named after Pluto?

13:04Rishi

13:04Plutonium

13:05Correct

13:06Okay, we've walked through their subjects, now let's walk through mine

13:14Tom's round

13:16Tom's subject, multiple choice

13:19This week I've been really getting into fruits and vegetables

13:22Because I'm a grown-up and I need the fibre

13:25Oh

13:26Hello

13:29Yep

13:30Yeah, calm down, it's not that exciting

13:32Yes, alright, you can ask the first question

13:36Here's Costa

13:40G'day kids

13:43What a great day to get out into the garden and talk about some veg

13:48I've got a question for you

13:50According to my buddies at Gardening Australia

13:54When planted, which of these veggies is ready to harvest first?

13:59A. Carrots

14:00B. Onions

14:02C. Potatoes

14:03Or D. Rad Radishes

14:06The answer is

14:10D. Radishes

14:12Have you got anything to add, Costa?

14:20The great thing about radishes is they're so versatile

14:24In fact, I've got a great recipe for a radish salad

14:28Yeah, that's enough of that

14:29That would not do it

14:30Sorry, sorry, we were losing viewers

14:35In the Wiggles classic song, Fruit Salad

14:39What is the first step to make a fruit salad?

14:41A. Chop up some apples

14:43B. Peel your bananas

14:44C. Toss in some grapes

14:46D. Put melons on your plate

14:48The answer is

14:54B. Peel your bananas

14:56We think of them as vegetables

15:04But tomatoes are botanically a fruit for what reason?

15:08A. Their plants have green leaves

15:09B. They grow above ground

15:11C. They contain seeds

15:13D. They're sweet

15:14The answer is

15:18C. They contain seeds

15:20Yeah, pumpkins, zucchini and cucumbers are all technically fruit as well

15:27According to the Australian manufacturers

15:31What natural flavours are used in Fruit Loops?

15:34A. Cherry, apricot and coconut

15:36B. Pineapple, mango and banana

15:38C. Strawberry, raspberry and blueberry

15:40D. Orange, lemon and lime

15:42The answer is

15:47D. Orange, lemon and lime

15:49Yeah, according to choice

15:52100 grams of Fruit Loops has nearly 40 grams of sugar

15:55Last question in my round's worth

15:58Double points

15:59Many of the nuts we eat are actually the seeds of a fruit

16:03The cashew nut comes from which of these fruits?

16:06A. These orange ones

16:07B. These furry ones

16:09C. These pointy ones

16:10D. This flamboyant one

16:12E. This one with a hat on

16:14F. These massive ones

16:16If you're allergic to nuts by the way you can touch the screen with your sleeve

16:21The answer is

16:23E. This one with a hat on

16:26E. Alright, at the end of my round, Tyler and Rishi are both on five which means it's time for a hard off!

16:35E. Hard off

16:36E. That's right, only one of you will survive and ask just one question first to buzz in and we'll answer

16:42If you're right, you're staying. If you're wrong, you're dead to me. You ready?

16:44E. According to 2023 NAPLAN results for year three, which subject did students find harder?

16:51E. Reading?

16:52E. Reading?

16:53E. Tyler?

16:54E. Reading?

16:55E. Correct!

16:57E. Are you serious? I guess.

17:02E. I'll finish the question, reading or writing, but yeah, reading is correct.

17:05E. Alright, Rishi, that means you're dead to me. Get over here.

17:16E. So, Rishi, earlier on in the show you had problems with the buzzer, you're forgetting to press it, but what happened then was outrageous.

17:23E. You had no chance of getting in, but Tyler could have got it wrong too.

17:28E. True. Looks like I'm going to be kicked out of the family.

17:31E. You're being demoted to a dwarf planet all over again.

17:36E. No.

17:37E. Alright, Rishi, you ready to go?

17:39E. Alright.

17:40E. Out!

17:41E. There he goes.

17:44E. Alright, it's the people's round.

17:51E. The people's round against the clock.

17:54E. Need a soft play along at home. Your time starts now.

17:58E. Tasmania is a state in which country?

18:00E. Fiona.

18:01E. Australia.

18:02E. What is the three-letter term for a baby goat?

18:05E. Tyler.

18:10E. Too slow.

18:11E. Kid.

18:11E. A song from the film Frozen is Do You Want to Build a What?

18:14E. Tyler.

18:15E. Snowman.

18:15E. Yes.

18:16E. The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne is known to exhibit what long-tailed mammals?

18:21E. Time's up.

18:23E. Meerkats.

18:24E. 1.9 rounds up to what whole number?

18:27E. Fiona.

18:28E. Two.

18:29E. Yes.

18:30E. A kids' book series by Sally Rippon is about a girl called Billy B. What?

18:34E. Fiona.

18:35E. Jane.

18:36E. No.

18:37E. Brown.

18:38E. Rhyming with clamp, what do you usually stick on an envelope before posting it?

18:42E. Time's up.

18:43E. The answer is stamp.

18:45E. It's actually all in the bunker.

18:48E. Alright, at the end of the people's round, Tyler, you're at the bottom on five.

18:51E. Get over here.

18:52E. Thank you.

18:59E. Do you think this studio has enough lifeboats?

19:01E. Sadly, no.

19:03E. No.

19:04E. What would you do differently if you had another shot at it?

19:06E. Hmm.

19:07E. I would probably try and answer questions and, like, a lot faster and, yeah, I guess just

19:15try harder.

19:16E. Okay. You had Rishi missing his buzz next to you, though. That was pretty good.

19:18E. Yeah.

19:19E. Alright, you ready to go?

19:20E. Mm-hmm.

19:21E. Out!

19:22E. There he goes.

19:26E. Alright, only two left. Who's going to be the hard quiz champion?

19:32Vader and Fiona, get over here because it's time to play a hard quiz.

19:35E. Final round, head-to-head.

19:38Jasper Boomerah versus Dolphins.

19:41Hard quiz.

19:42E. Now, there can only be one hard quiz champion.

19:45E. When he gets to take home the limited edition Big Brass mug, what will you do with

19:48the mug if you win Vader?

19:50E. I will fill it with popcorn to eat when I watch movies and then I will polish it and

19:57show it off to people at school and then put it on my shelf.

20:00E. What about you, Fiona?

20:01E. I'll fill it up with Coke and I'll put a bunch of Mentos in it.

20:05E. That'll create a big mess.

20:08E. Yeah.

20:09E. Your parents will love it.

20:10E. Yeah, I bet they will.

20:11E. And I will too.

20:12E. It's Best of Five penalty shootout style, harder questions on your expert subjects.

20:17E. So, it's Vader's knowledge of dolphins versus Fiona's knowledge of Jasper Boomerah.

20:21E. Let's play.

20:22E. Hard!

20:27E. Vader, bottlenose dolphins are found in many places around the world but typically avoid

20:34E. Which two oceans?

20:37E. Um, so, I think they like the Pacific Ocean?

20:47E. So, I'm probably gonna guess one of the warmer, uh, oceans.

20:57E. Um, okay, maybe I'm just gonna guess, like, the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea?

21:07E. Incorrect.

21:09E. Uh, the correct answer is the Arctic Ocean and the Antarctic Ocean.

21:14E. Yeah, so, it's a bit the opposite of what you're saying. They avoid the cold oceans.

21:18That's what they usually avoid.

21:19E. Fiona.

21:20E. Yeah.

21:21E. Coldplay frontman Chris Martin sang a song for Boomerah at a concert in Amadabad

21:26E. With the lyrics, the best bowler in the world of cricket, we do not enjoy watching

21:30you destroy England with what after what?

21:33E. Wicket after wicket?

21:36E. Correct.

21:37E.

21:40E. Vader, according to this study, dolphins in Shark Bay, Western Australia, have been observed

21:51using tools including protecting their snouts with sponges and using what object to help

21:56take fish above water to eat?

21:58E. Um, I think, I think it was, like, a shell.

22:06Yeah, they were using, like, a shovel.

22:08Yeah, I think that was it.

22:10E. Correct.

22:11E. Yeah, they were using a conch shell.

22:16Um, here's a dolphin with a shell, and, uh, have you ever seen dolphins do any cool tricks

22:25like that?

22:26E. I've seen them do, like, flips and stuff, but I think they'd only use that stuff in the

22:31world because in SeaWorld they just get given fish.

22:33E. Yeah.

22:34E. Fiona.

22:35E. Yeah.

22:36E. Jasper's nickname, Boom Boom Boomra, has led to him appearing in ads for which brand

22:41of bubble gum?

22:43E. I'm not 100% sure.

22:47E. It's the only bubble gum brand I know, Hubba Bubba, I don't know.

22:54E. Incorrect.

22:55E. The correct answer is boomer gum.

22:57E. Yeah, which is a gum that I do not use,

23:01E. Because I'm Generation X.

23:06E. Vader.

23:08E. To ensure they still breathe while resting, dolphins are able to keep one half of their

23:12brain alert thanks to what state of sleep?

23:15E. Uni-hemispheric slow-wave sleep.

23:19E. I think it's called that.

23:21E. Which is basically, like, they have, as you said, half their brain asleep at a time.

23:27E. Correct.

23:29E. The owner.

23:34E. Boomeran took his first wicket in the Indian Premier League during his 2013 debut,

23:40when he dismissed batting legend Virat Kohli.

23:43How did he dismiss him?

23:45E. I'm not 100% sure.

23:49E. I actually don't know.

23:52E. Incorrect.

23:54E. The correct answer is leg before wicket.

23:57E. Yeah, he got him LBW.

23:58E. So pretty impressive to get Virat Kohli out in your first game.

24:01E. Yeah, and got him out LBW.

24:03E. Vader.

24:04E. Dolphins use echolocation for hunting and navigating in low visibility.

24:09E. They can identify objects by sending out sound waves that bounce back,

24:13focusing the outgoing waves through which of their fatty organs?

24:17E. The melon in their forehead.

24:20E. Correct.

24:29E. I do that too.

24:30E. Using my melon in my forehead.

24:33E. There it is.

24:34E. It looks like a whoopee cushion.

24:36E. If you sat on a dolphin's head, it would go pfft.

24:39E. Okay, Viona, you need this to stay in.

24:43E. If you get this wrong, then Vader, you are tonight's Harquist champion.

24:46E. In January 2025, Jasper Boomer received four honours from the International Cricket Council,

24:53including this trophy.

24:55E. What is this award called?

24:57E. Sir Garfield Somba Trophy.

25:01E. Correct.

25:03E. The Boomer is the first Indian pacer to win the award.

25:08E. Vader, if you get this right, you are tonight's Harquist champion.

25:12E. Earlier we talked about how dolphins use signature whistles to identify each other.

25:17E. According to research published in 2022,

25:20bottlenose dolphins can also identify each other by tasting what substance?

25:26E. Um, so I'm not really sure on this one, but I think substance is kind of a tricky concept.

25:41E. Um, uh, maybe I'm just gonna guess the substance that I can kind of think of.

25:50E. They're either like salt or like water or something.

25:53E. So, I know that they get their, they don't drink the sea water and they get it from their food,

26:01so that doesn't really make sense.

26:03E. Sorry, I'm just, don't know.

26:06E. Incorrect.

26:07E. The correct answer is urine.

26:10E. Oh.

26:11E. Yeah, they identify each other by tasting, uh, their urine.

26:15E. Which is also how Costa identifies me.

26:18E. Again, Veone, you need this to stay in.

26:23E. If you get this wrong, then Vader, you are tonight's Harquist champion.

26:26E. After young Australian Sam Constas was dismissed by Boomerah in the second innings of his debut test match,

26:33Boomerah mocked him by copying a celebration Constas had made during India's first innings.

26:39E. What was the hand gesture that Boomerah copied?

26:42E. Um, so he brought his hands up in the air, cause, um, Sam Constas did that, um, before,

26:50and then he was doing this to get all the Australian, um, fans to, um, cheer.

26:55E. Correct.

26:57E. Alright, let's move on to the tiebreakers.

27:05E. Okay, here we go, Vader.

27:11E. It thought dolphins are able to conserve energy while travelling at speed by continually alternating between swimming near the surface and breaching or leaping out of the water.

27:21E. What is the name of this behaviour?

27:29E. I thought it was just called, like, breaching or leaping. Um, no, this doesn't really sound very, like, um, proper or anything, but I may as well just guess that it's just called, like, uh, half above water swimming.

27:46E. Incorrect.

27:48E. Uh, the correct answer is, porpoising.

27:51E. Now that I've said it, does it sound familiar?

27:54E. Yeah.

27:55E. Yeah.

27:56E. The owner, if you get this right, you are tonight's hard quiz champion.

27:59E. Yeah.

28:00E. In a 2016 interview, Boomer revealed that his all-time favourite bowlers are Wasim Akram, Mitchell Johnson, and which other Australian fast bowler?

28:12E. I'm not 100% sure again. Um, this is in 2016, right?

28:17E. Yes.

28:21E. Um, I think I'd say maybe, like, David Warner, hopefully.

28:28E. Incorrect.

28:29E. The correct answer is Brit Lee.

28:33E. Alright, okay, scores are still tied. That means it's time for a Tom's tiebreaker!

28:38E. Tom's tiebreaker!

28:42E. Alright, it's one random question. Nearest to the pin will be the hard quiz champion.

28:47E. Here we go.

28:49E. Built in 2013, and almost the size of a tennis court, the world's largest gingerbread house was created using how many eggs?

28:57E. Vader.

28:59E. A thousand... and... five hundred.

29:07E. Okay, Fiona.

29:08E. One thousand seven hundred and fifty.

29:12E. Right, the answer is seven thousand two hundred, which means, Fiona, you are tonight's Hogwarts champion!

29:17E. Whoop!

29:18E. Yeah!

29:19E. There she goes!

29:20E. Congratulations Fiona, you are tonight's Hogwarts champion, which means you get the big brass mark!

29:21E. The big brass mark!

29:22E. Can you get help with that, Mark?

29:24E. Yeah!

29:25E. I'll help you!

29:26E. Yeah!

29:27E. You got it?

29:28E. Yay!

29:29E. Form-ra!

29:31E. Thank you!

29:32E. You got it?

29:33E. Yay!

29:34E. Form-ra!

29:35E.

29:36E. Did you get help with that, Mark?

29:37E. Yeah!

29:38E. Yeah!

29:39E. I'll help you.

29:40E. Yeah!

29:41E. You got it?

29:42E. Yay!

29:43E. Form-ra!

29:44E.

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