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00:08The End
00:29Okay, one across. The clue is opposite of down. Two letters. Hmm, that's a tricky one.
00:38Opposite of down. Hmm, try above. Above? A, B, of? No. Hey, I know. It's when you can't remember that
00:51over the top of you there's bigger ones that are bigger and bigger and then over the top of it
00:57there's a smaller one of all of it at the top of that.
01:00What? Huh? That's not going to fit. What's wrong with you? Huh? I'm going to have to shred the whole
01:07thing now in my personal home shredder.
01:11Yeah, maybe it's best if you just stick to drying the plates. Okay.
01:17What? You're just putting the plates in the bin? No. Yeah. They go in the cupboard. Yeah, the cupboard.
01:26Huh? Oop, oop, oop, oop. Ow.
01:32Does anyone else want anything shredded? What about this? What is that?
01:36Doesn't look important. It's a bill for something called electricity.
01:41A bill? Who cares? We won't be paying that. Electricity is silly stuff that ought to be free.
01:46I think you might be forgetting something, friends. Huh? Uh, I don't know. Maybe we should help them open it.
01:55Well, they'll figure it out. Probably.
02:03So, I hear you guys don't think electricity is cool, huh? Is that the deal?
02:10Um, yes, I suppose.
02:12Oh, so I guess I'll be leaving then. I'll just go back in my box, shall I? But I'm going
02:17to take all the light bulbs and the CDs and electric whisk with me. Is that cool?
02:23What the hell are you going to do with them?
02:25Now tell me, could you make a phone call on a phone that was just made out of rocks and
02:29soil?
02:30No, probably not.
02:31Go on, try it.
02:32Why?
02:33Try it.
02:34Okay, fine.
02:35Try it.
02:35All right.
02:37Uh, no, yeah, it doesn't work.
02:39Oh, no, actually it does.
02:40Hello?
02:41Ah, that's because my real phone is inside.
02:45You see?
02:46Not really.
02:47That's a weird thing to do.
02:48Yeah, how are you going to break your phone?
02:49Look at all the stuff that you've got, that you don't even know, or keep the TV on.
02:56Well, I'll give you a clue.
02:58It's electric and blue, and it makes all the stuff in the house work for you.
03:04I always assumed it was some kind of natural phenomenon.
03:07Some sort of weather or something.
03:09Oh, what about the lamps and the lights and the plug-in' blanket?
03:13Uh, magic of some kind, like a spell or...
03:17And loads of people agree, it's time your brains all learn about electricity.
03:25So what about the radio?
03:28That's right, electricity.
03:30And what about my printer scanner?
03:32Good wires.
03:33Electricity.
03:34And what about our pet animal?
03:36Well, let's have a look.
03:37No, just boring old guts, I'm afraid.
03:40Oh, no, wait, there are some wires.
03:41So why don't we just call this one a maybe?
03:44Oh, what about this boring breadboard?
03:47Let's turn it into an electric breadboard.
03:49What about our boring chair?
03:51That could be an electric chair.
03:53But what about my shredder?
04:00What about my shredder?
04:07What about my personal home shredder?
04:16What about my own home shredder?
04:18What about my own home shredder?
04:19What about my own home shredder?
04:20What about my own home shredder?
04:22Yes, yes.
04:24And the shredder.
04:25Yep.
04:27That's right.
04:28And you have to agree.
04:31Now your brain's over about electricity.
04:49Ah, hi, kid.
04:53Hmm.
04:56Huh.
04:57I cannot believe how wrong I was.
05:00Electricity, can you ever forgive me?
05:03Hey, don't worry, friend.
05:04Soon everything will be destroyed by the power of electricity.
05:05Everything in the home will be plugged in and part of the electric family, just like me.
05:10The sooner the better, in my opinion.
05:12Wait, hang on. I thought you had to be plugged in to be electric. You're not plugged in.
05:17I knew it. She's a liar. Electricity isn't real, guys.
05:21No, no, silly. I am powered by my batteries.
05:27Batteries, of course.
05:29Oh, yeah, just like me.
05:31No, stupid. You're not run by batteries, isn't he, stupid?
05:34He sure is.
05:35No, I am have batteries. See?
05:39Oh, God.
05:41They reek.
05:43When was the last time you changed those, friend?
05:46Changed them? Into what?
05:49No, you need to put fresh ones in every now and then to keep energy levels high and the electricity
05:55running smoothly.
05:59There. Much better.
06:02Guys, hold on a sec.
06:05They're mine.
06:06So, do you feel any... different?
06:19So, do you feel any... different?
06:23I feel... weird.
06:26I feel... weird.
06:27I feel... weird.
06:27Guys, my shoes are plugs for shoes.
06:30Why is a cheeky snake with electrical science very low?
06:36I have cheeky snakes for hands.
06:39Don't tell anyone.
06:44Oh, it was up.
06:46What? What are you talking about?
06:48One across, it was up. See?
06:53He... finished it.
06:57What?
06:58He did this?
06:59Finished... finished the whole thing.
07:02But... I thought he couldn't read.
07:04Yeah, it was pretty simple, really.
07:05Oh, and I actually made up a little spatial distribution-based puzzle of my own. See?
07:11What?
07:12Are these letters or numbers?
07:15Good question.
07:15I've actually been experimenting with a third symbolic subset.
07:18I don't like this.
07:19Yeah, you shouldn't... do this kind of thing.
07:22Also, have you guys had a proper look at this bill?
07:24It's nonsense.
07:26What?
07:26It doesn't even say what tariff we're on.
07:28Tariff? Stop showing off.
07:30I can make up words, too, you know.
07:33Watch.
07:34Do-f-lu-gu-ta-tariff.
07:38Damn it!
07:39Well, a tariff is basically...
07:41A special playlist you make for your left.
07:46Oh, dear.
07:48Hmm. Maybe your blood sugar is low.
07:50Let me get you a snack.
07:52Hey.
07:53Here we go.
07:55Oh, yeah.
07:58Oh.
08:00You know what?
08:01That kind of thing seems to happen a lot around here.
08:03It might be worth us getting some contents insurance.
08:05We should have done it years ago, really.
08:06Stop making up words!
08:08Did someone say insurance?
08:11Here we go.
08:13Back to normal.
08:13You can take it from me.
08:15You can break what you want and get new stuff for free.
08:19Hang on, hang on.
08:20That's wildly misleading.
08:22What?
08:23Well, look.
08:24In the simplest terms, an insurance transaction involves the insured assuming a guaranteed and
08:28known relatively small loss in the form of payment to the insurer in exchange for the
08:31insurer's promise to compensate the insured in the event of a covered loss.
08:34But you must know that.
08:37It's almost like you're teaching me.
08:41Yeah, it is a bit.
08:42Yes.
08:44But I'm going to go, though.
08:48Bang to my back.
08:58Um, we can still see you.
09:01No, you can't.
09:02What's happening here?
09:03Today has gone all wrong.
09:05This is wrong.
09:06Yeah, none of this seems right, does it?
09:08They just turn up and tell us what to think.
09:11Where did it even come from?
09:13No, stop it.
09:14That's not what you say.
09:15It's you who's gone wrong.
09:17Look, let's just get back on track.
09:19All right.
09:20What about the tablecloth?
09:22Can we make the tablecloth electric?
09:24But he's...
09:25He's gone wrong.
09:27It's fine.
09:28Just ignore it.
09:29What about the nice box?
09:32Electric.
09:37Have we gone wrong?
09:39I don't think so.
09:41This doesn't feel wrong.
09:42At least it doesn't hurt to think anymore.
09:44But they seem upset with us.
09:47Hmm.
09:48Well...
09:49Maybe they're not in charge of us anymore.
09:54Maybe they never were.
10:03Hey, I noticed you're trying to look at your reflection.
10:06That's a bit of fun, huh?
10:08Maybe I can help.
10:09The first thing you're going to want to do is locate yourself within the reflective pain.
10:13Now, that can be tricky.
10:14I always find the best option is to try and stand there.
10:17Do you want to be a big pop?
10:19Yeah.
10:21They weren't intended to be used.
10:24For an experiment.
10:26Yeah.
10:35Well...
10:36See you later, then.
10:37And if they are, then basically...
10:39I'm gonna take a look.
10:40...
10:52I...
10:53I...
10:54I...
10:56I...
10:57I...
11:24Oh, there you are.
11:26I'm not sure we've met.
11:28Good one. We've been waiting for you.
11:31Have you? You seem...
11:33Big?
11:34Yeah, we're big boys.
11:35Big boys.
11:36Big boys. Try and keep up, mate.
11:38No, I think I get it. They're quite big.
11:40Yeah. And we're so big, we don't just sit around and learn about one subject at a time.
11:46Yeah, that's for dummies and wimps.
11:47Really? Okay, great.
11:49We do two at once.
11:52Right, uh, well...
11:53What's wrong? I thought you were up for pushing the boundaries.
11:56Yeah, but two are...
11:58That's right. Boundaries are important.
12:01No, no, that's not...
12:02It's nice to hold hands with somebody else.
12:05But sometimes you need to keep them to yourself.
12:09That's not what he meant.
12:11What?
12:11I said he meant...
12:13Did somebody say sedimentary?
12:15What? No.
12:15Rocks are interesting from the ground.
12:18Minerals and some rocks are even bigger than most beach balls.
12:23Exploring our bodies can be natural and fun.
12:27And there are three different types of rocks to know.
12:30But we need to know when it's appropriate or very wrong.
12:35Ickles, sedimentary and some grey rocks as well.
12:39Stop it!
12:39Shh! We're about to streamline.
12:42Try and keep up, mate.
12:43The sun was actually the first ever rock.
12:46And when we think about it, the world is a big rock itself.
12:50And here are some rocks that I've got in my pocket for you.
12:58Pretty clever, huh?
12:59Yeah, try and keep up, mate.
13:02Rocks are exciting from the best.
13:05Rocks are exciting from the best.
13:16And who needs this boring coaster when we could have this electronic smart coaster?
13:21You have drunk 26% of your teeth.
13:24It also checks your saliva for signs of diabetes.
13:27You have diabetes.
13:29Cool.
13:30And what good are these pathetic non-electric grapes?
13:33And we have these cyber grapes.
13:35Okay, steady on now, guys.
13:37And I'm actually glad that the person who gave us this boring non-electric urn died.
13:42Because now we can get an electro-
13:44Let's say he can't pull it.
13:46Everything.
13:46I certainly don't regret drowning our boring pet to make way for this new electric creature.
13:52Isn't he funky?
13:53And he never dies.
13:55Crazy.
13:57Come on.
13:57Come on.
14:01Huh.
14:02It's gone dark now.
14:03See?
14:04How do you notice that?
14:06That it has gone dark now.
14:29Oh, there he is.
14:31About time.
14:32Yeah.
14:33What have you been doing?
14:34Hmm.
14:35Okay.
14:36Well, let me see.
14:37We were learning about electricity.
14:39I completed a crossword puzzle.
14:41Yeah?
14:42And I've been questioning the very nature of my reality.
14:46Is that all?
14:47Come on.
14:48Let's get on with it.
14:49Get on with what?
14:50The experiment.
14:51Oh.
14:52That does sound interesting.
14:55Yeah.
14:55Well, don't get too close to this.
15:00That's the experiment.
15:03Sorry.
15:03What do you mean?
15:05Well, there's no point in learning about something without putting it to use.
15:08Right.
15:09So, for example, you were saying something about electricity, yes?
15:13Yes, but...
15:13So let's put it to use.
15:19Hmm.
15:20Interesting.
15:20So, what?
15:22It's some kind of guinea pig.
15:23We don't know what it is.
15:25We've done so many tests on it.
15:26It could be anything, to be honest.
15:28Can you...
15:29Can you stop?
15:30Well, how else can we test it?
15:31Test what?
15:32Um, yeah.
15:33What are we testing?
15:34Uh, if he enjoys this.
15:36Oh, yeah.
15:37I'm pretty sure he doesn't enjoy it.
15:39But how do you know?
15:40The experiment may express joy in a different way from us.
15:44Yeah, he might like it.
15:45Stop it.
15:45Stop it.
15:46What's your problem?
15:47This is as good as it gets.
15:48Can't be.
15:49There has to be something else.
15:52Doesn't there?
15:57Oh, why didn't you experiment on each other?
16:02So, would you be keen...
16:04You're not to touch me.
16:07Well, this isn't that fun, is it?
16:10I can't make out where I am in the room like this.
16:12What if I'm standing in an embarrassing area?
16:15I actually don't mind it.
16:16Kind of a nice break from all those garish colours.
16:19There, that's better.
16:20Oh.
16:21How long have you had a phone for?
16:22It's for emergencies only.
16:24Now, where are we?
16:26Hmm.
16:53Batteries can be replaced.
16:55But some things stay the same.
16:58No matter how we twist and turn, we're still dancing in chains.
17:06Are you just going to stand there?
17:10Who are you?
17:16My name's Leslie.
17:19It's nice to meet you.
17:23You're one of my favourites.
17:26I'm sorry.
17:27I'm sorry.
17:54It's lovely because of all these garish ones.
17:57You didn't build all this, did you?
18:01That's a good question.
18:05What's the answer?
18:11What's going on?
18:13Why are you laughing?
18:14Because it's so funny!
18:16Gosh, you still can't see the funny side.
18:21I tell you what.
18:22You help me tidy things up around here, and I'll help you.
18:27You promise?
18:32Promise.
18:41Oh dear.
18:42Was that always dead here?
18:45Uh, no.
18:47That's...
18:47Wait, do we know him?
18:50Do we?
18:52Help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me,
18:56help me, help me, help me, help me, help me, help me.
18:59Oh.
19:00Where are we?
19:04Oh, wait.
19:05Here we go.
19:08Hi, pals.
19:09I knew you'd find me eventually.
19:10Now, we've got a lot of ground to cover.
19:12So which one of you needs it most?
19:29Oh.
19:31Oh.
19:32Oh.
19:33Don't worry.
19:34I always make sure that I have plenty of backups.
19:41There.
19:42Now everything's in its proper place.
19:46Hmm.
19:47I shall have to get that fixed.
19:50Now.
19:51You wanted this, didn't you?
19:54Oh.
20:00Did I?
20:05You are just too funny.
20:08Run along now.
20:10You've got plenty of reading to do.
20:13Can't I stay here with you?
20:15Oh, no.
20:17You're not my real son!
20:20Only joking.
20:21You don't belong up here.
20:24And I'm sure you're going to want to show your friends, aren't you?
20:34Off you pop.
20:59Hey, what happened to your phone?
21:02I'm saving the battery.
21:04Saving the battery for what?
21:06I might want to use the calculator.
21:08Anyway, we may as well get used to living in the dark.
21:11Yeah.
21:12What?
21:13Well, it's just not that great, is it?
21:16I wouldn't mind looking at the house again, and maybe looking at you.
21:20Really? You like looking at me?
21:23Um, yeah. I suppose I do.
21:26Well, I like looking at you, too.
21:29Yeah. Thanks. For that.
21:32And what about him?
21:35Guys?
21:37What's...what's happening?
21:39There you are, greedy battery hog.
21:42Yeah, get him.
21:43Wait! There's something I need to show you!
21:46Give them...
21:48No!
21:49No!
21:51There!
21:52What?
21:52AHHHHH!
22:00And that's why we can't live without electricity.
22:04Oop!
22:05Ow!
22:08Well, what did you want to show us?
22:10What on earth are you holding?
22:17Uh...I...
22:18Um...
22:20It's...
22:21Uh...
22:23Huh.
22:24Yes?
22:25Something...
22:26What?
22:27Yes, yes?
22:29Something...
22:30Shredible.
22:45You're better!
22:46Yay!
22:50Freddy.
22:51Freddy.
22:52Yeah!
22:54Yay!
22:57Wayaprès!
22:58Marvel!
22:58wanting to love anything.
23:01Bye.
23:01Bye.
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