Welcome back to Bäst i Test!
Next to me stands the wonderfully sprawling panel of spring:
Anders "Ankan" Johansson!
Carin da Silva!
Kristoffer Appelquist!
Keyyo!
And this week's guest, Peter Apelgren [improv comedian]!
And tonight, among other things, you will see this:
It was just for fun.
Kiss, hey.
Nice to see you again.
Welcome to Peter Apelgren, who has reluctantly left Gothenburg [his birthplace].
- Yes ... That was the money. - They're going in.
-Is it fun to see what you did? -Yes. But also a little ...
I'm sorry, that bores me.
My own little Shetland pony David Sundin is here.
Thanks, thanks.
Have you been out in green pastures in the fresh air?
Yes, this weekend I took a tour and ...
We don’t need a report on it. Let’s start with a little task.
I thought you’d never ask. Here comes the first task.
Oh! If you knew what I feel about beach balls.
"Move the ball through the slalom track ..."
"... from start to finish, using only water."
"Fastest wins. Your time starts on David's signal."
You should select a ball and place it at the starting point.
Outside that flag, outside it, outside it.
And then into the finish line. In as short a time as possible, with only water.
Yes. You would move the ball through the course with the help of water.
There was a big and a small ball and a water hose.
And so little time pressure on it. Whose sprinkler do we start with?
It would be good to start with Keyyo and Carin, I say.
Okay.
Then your time begins now.
Come on!
-There, we are past the first gate. -Stop!
You have a lot of creases on the hose.
Wait, the water's out. -No, it's become a crease.
-Kristina. Here's the course. -Yes, but I ...
There, yes. And then the other side. Remember, the other side.
There are folds on the hose.
Foul! Foul!
No.
No no no no!
There you go. It wasn't so crazy. Good work.
DAVID: Not even with his feet ...
Thanks, Keyyo. I was hoping someone would shoot David down.
But wasn’t it that you could touch the ball with nothing but water?
That’s a Photoshopped montage of me.
I don't remember having a broom.
David, you were there.
You could say that Keyyo kicked, fastened, rubbed ...
... threw and moved across the county boundary. In principle, all errors.
-I haven't had it easy in life. -You are as washed [disqualified] as a clean plate.
What?
Carin, you were better off. Are you happy with the ball selection?
Right then it felt very bad.
But it might have been a good choice, anyway. The smaller one was much lighter.
What? - Well, it weighed less.
- It wasn't my thing. -But did she have a decent time?
Oh yes. Carin scored in 4 minutes and 27 seconds.
Let's move on. Who do you want to see next?
- Ankan and Kristoffer. - Oops.
You start on my signal. You must not spray water on me, either.
It starts in three, two, one, go.
Quickly around there.
Round it. The second gate is rounded.
Yes, yes. Take a little break. Time for reflection.
Third gate.
No!
Yes, yes, yes. Fourth gate!
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Fifth gate.
And...
-Yes! -Yes!
-A good time. -Yes!
Nice work.
It seemed to go faster for Ankan. Was the big or small ball best?
If you want to hear the times, Ankan had 2 minutes and 14 seconds -
-and Kristoffer did this in 2 minutes ... and ...
... 5 seconds. Kristoffer was the fastest.
So the big ball seems to be 10 seconds faster.
Yes, that is correct so far, but ...
... as we often say, we have a small situation.
A movie that everyone may want to watch. What do you think, Kristoffer?
-What the hell ... -Ha!
Move, your –––!
It finally came loose.
Another one with the help of the VAR [Video Assistant Referee] camera.
I stand for that. I did wrong, and it was cheating, and I am ashamed.
-Good. -Did we save the best for last?
The time to beat is 2 minutes and 14 seconds.
This is the time for Peter to beat the World Cup in water slalom spray.
Are you ready? Then your time begins now.
There, yes. A fast transfer to receive it.
-Uh-oh. Is it on the right side? -You don’t know...
Are you kidding?
-No. -You go past the last and ...
... it slides into goal!
Oh my God. Water slalom spraying may not be a new sport for you.
It's been many years now, but I went around in the parks with that stuff.
- I saw no cheating. - Completely cheat-free.
Say you have a box on him.
And the time: an impressive 54 seconds.
Ladies and gentlemen, a new world record in slalom spray.
Well then. Five points for Peter, four for Ankan, three for Carin.
-What's next? -I was thinking of another task.
And more specifically, one that is about games and gambling.
-Hello. -Good day.
-Welcome. -Thanks.
You are welcome.
- "Test 26." - "You can roll the die or pass.”
"Then guess how many points everyone's die roll generates."
"Whoever guesses closest wins."
“You have one minute. Your time begins now."
If no one rolls, it becomes zero.
If everyone rolls, it will be ... OK, I understand.
So you had to choose not to roll the die and get zero-
-or rolling and getting a higher sum.
One would then guess what everyone's sum was.
A real brain wrinkler. Who should we start with?
How about Ankan, Peter, Kristoffer and Keyyo?
Oh. Okay. Let's go.
“You have one minute. Your time begins now."
Let me think...
-How many are we? -Five.
And an average. I think that will be 3.
It should land somewhere around 15.
The fact that they hit a little different is not more likely, but more fun.
- It can be the same. - It can be whatever.
If I remove my roll, then ...
I think they got a three.
- Any of them? - Four, seven ...
-Ankan? -Four.
- I won’t roll the die. - I'm passing.
- Then I don't have to add it. - I put myself low, at 10.
I think many will pass-
and that their total will be 9.
-12. -And you don't roll?
- 15 it will be. - I’ll put you down for 15.
And if I'm right, you let me sleep, as they used to say.
-It will be great. -Then we agree. Thanks.
Thanks.
It was like Snillen Spekulerar [scientific roundtable TV show] - a completely different program.
And something unexpected happened here. Four passed.
Fun that you can make fun of no one rolling the die.
The sum is zero, but they guessed like this:
Peter guessed 15, Kristoffer 12
-Ankan 10, and Keyyo 9.
Right now Keyyo is the best and Peter the worst.
But we still do not know what Carin rolls or guesses.
"Your time begins now."
If you don't roll the die, it's zero, or if you roll it ...
-Do you roll once or more? -It doesn't say anything about that.
No. No! No!
-I plan to roll the hell out of it. Two... -No! No!
3 ... 22 ... 5 ... 6 ...
-Obvious. -65 ... 69 ...
- Can't count. 74. - You'll guess the others.
- 81. - Ten seconds.
82, 83, 84. I'm guessing 127.
Oh oh oh.
-127. -Yes.
Bravo. That’s how a mindgame professional works.
Yes.
It is good. Receive the audience’s cheers. - What do you say about Carin's solution?
She's too smart for this world.
I'm broken. You feel like a little mushroom in comparison.
But that meant a little change in the score.
Carin hit 84 and still unexpectedly guessed at 127.
Everything is turned upside down. Carin gets five points, Peter four-
-Kristoffer three, Ankan two, and Keyyo, who was the best ...
You get one point, Keyyo!
Damn it, how good you were.
Then I think we move on.
Now it is important to get it in the goal.
Oops. Now I'm going forward to you.
- "Make a goal from the farthest distance." - "Farthest distance wins."
"You have to make a spectacular goal gesture, whether it’s a goal or not."
"You have to make a new gesture every time."
"Bonus points can be awarded for the most spectacular goal gesture."
"If you do not score, you are disqualified.”
"You have five minutes. Your time begins now."
One would thus aim for as far as possible.
You had as many attempts as you wanted.
And one would make a new, spectacular goal gesture every time.
Ten bonus points for the most spectacular target gesture. Who starts?
-Kristoffer? - Say a sum.
I'll pay if you don't show my clip.
We look forward to seeing Kristoffer. Let's see everybody now.
- Maybe I should make a goal, then. - So you don't get disqualified?
I'll start with a safe goal.
This can be fun!
Oh.
Goal, Carin. A classic Brolin-like. [Per Thomas Brolin, Swedish footballer]
Goal celebration styles.
It was the salmon rocket.
-The slightly longer gesture. Collect air [luft]. - "Collect odors [lukt]“?
I'll ... so I make a goal.
Sorry.
No.
Aimed at this.
One minute left. Put it, Carin.
-No! -You can get another one. Here it comes.
Five, four, three, two, one, zero.
-Good work. - Easy for him to say.
My God, what a feast. Who scored the longest distance?
We can start with the one who scored goals from the shortest distance.
It was Ankan. 2.62 meters. Really short. One point.
Then it's Keyyo. 6 meters and 12 centimeters. Two points.
We have Kristoffer more than a few meters further. 7.5 meters, three points.
Carin passed the penalty spot.
-13.72 meters, four points. -Good.
But almost four meters further was Peter Apelgren. 17.71 meters.
But, Babben. Did you feel there was someone who stood out more in the finish?
The bonus points I warmly hand over to a real expert:
Reigning Swedish champion from Djurgårdens IF: Emir Kujović.
Emir, you have reviewed the goal gestures. I think you are a good expert.
It was interesting, I must say.
You have not seen such a thing on a football pitch.
But after this, it will ... They come like ...
That's the goal!
- Did any of them stick out? - It was not easy to choose.
And it wasn't because it was good. But one stood out a little extra.
He had the most variety. He was in his worst position to shoot.
But I still have to choose ...
... Ankan!
A good choice. Thank you, Emir, for your help.
Emir Kujović!
Lovely, Ankan. - There hasn’t been enough food in this program?
Yes. But this is easily remedied with the next task.
-Hello. - It looks funny.
"Order a pizza for David with the following:"
"Tomato sauce, pineapple, ham, extra cheese, shrimp, mussels, pepper and dill."
"However, you must not say the name of the ingredients or the word ‘pizza.’”
"Most correct pizza and word choice wins."
"Bonus points if you get the pizza person to say the word 'bubble'" -
- "without you saying it. You have ten minutes. Time starts now."
Yes. So I had a little craving for pizza.
On it I wanted tomato sauce, pineapple, ham, extra cheese, shrimp, mussels-
pepper and dill. And if you got them to say "bubble" it was great.
We start with Ankan and Peter's pizza.
Hello. Is this the pizzeria? I would like to order a special.
No, it gets too hard.
Imagine one completely plain, and I say what it should be.
Yes. First thing’s like red, messy.
Go on ...
Do you hear me better now?
I want that kind of red messy bottom.
You know what always lies at the bottom. Hello?
No. He let me down.
I'll take it. With everything extra.
And extra stuff here that comes from the bags, with whey.
If you add a little extra.
Thank you so much.
I went and got the pizzas, and then I froze them.
Now we have thawed them.
Let's take a look. We start with Peter. Can we see your pizza?
Yes. After all, you got almost all the ingredients.
But you said all the ingredients. The name is the name, even in English.
-Sorry ... - But you didn't say that.
You couldn't say the ingredients.
May I explain, so he gets it?
You couldn't say the ingredients, but then you said them anyway.
Thanks.
Then that's another thing. It wasn't 100% English, was it?
-If you have to be picky. -What was it, then?
30% Gothenburg, 20% Hej Vad Det Går [Swedish song], and 5% whatever.
-Did you have a question? -I often feel:
"The time is over. Now I know how what I should have done. "
But I didn't. So I got it with the most and so extra everything.
So that sucker was like this:
Ankan, you only got two ingredients right. Cheese and tomato sauce.
Otherwise there is kebab meat, garlic sauce, salad and a lot of other.
You would have gotten more right if you had just ordered a Margherita.
But besides that, you also said the word “pizza.”
That wasn’t a good start. But now we’ll see how things went for Carin and Keyyo.
Hi, I want to order a pizza.
It's a little special, so listen carefully. First, that red cloak.
Then I want the shellfish that you peel, which are like small animals.
Then I want a lot of what I said before.
Yes, on the same pizza. You will understand.
A herb that is like straw.
Don't you? You, just one last thing.
If you are going to take a bath ...
... then ... then ... See you soon. Which address? I'll come and get it.
Well, wait. - He hung up. I tried for “bubble.” - Hello?
It's for David, and we'll pick it up soon. Thanks.
Now, unfortunately, I have to hang up. Thanks so much. Kiss, hey. - No.
- I'm so kidding. - Yes. Maybe he was nice.
-Thanks. -Thanks.
- It was nice that you said "kiss". - It was automatic.
-He still thought I was weird. -You thought about your usual pizzeria.
Then let's take a look at your pizzas. We start with Carin’s.
-It's... -You got everything except dill.
Very good. Then we look at Keyyo’s.
-Oh how nice. -Everything except dill. Fantastic.
Wait now. Could it be the chili I see on Carin's pizza?
- You don't like that. - Really not.
Keyyo, two mistakes for saying forbidden words, like "pizza".
Carin got the bubble, Keyyo's attempt was not enough.
Right now you two are tied.
Exciting. But we still have Kristoffer.
Hi, I'm going to be awkward and you will get tired of me.
I'm on TV, it's like a game.
Can you help me make a complicated order-
- then we will pay extra for the pizza.
I’ll pay 500 kroner [US$49] for the pizza for making a complicated order.
I can pay a lot of extra money for the pizza-
-if I can do a lot ...
Sorry, I shot myself in the foot. It’s not your fault. Damn.
No, it hurts.
It is quiet. You don't get disqualified just because you say "pizza".
You get a deduction, maybe. Can you open the box?
We move on, huh? We do not need...
- There was no pizza there. - I still wasn't craving.
The women dominated this.
This means that we have a split first place and a split last place.
Carin and Peter lead with 17 points.
Ankan is second.
And Keyyo and Kristoffer are in third place with seven points.
And don't forget, tonight's winner gets a really great prize-
- an exclusive pizza buffet.
All these pizzas. Plus an empty carton. It's awesome.
-Congratulations. -Exciting.
Now we have reached “The Middle of the Program,” -
-where we try to get to know our guest.
I say "try" because it has unfortunately been outsourced to David Sundin.
Thank you. Thanks, thanks.
Okay okay. Let's see.
-Peter Apel ... gren? -Exactly.
That’s a funny name. Apple [apel] branch [gren]. A fruit and a stick.
It's a little catch-up name. Almost like Appelquist.
You like words, different words.
To say them, read them ... Any favorites, spontaneous, among all words?
Yes ... "shrimp". "Slots".
You are called, as I said, Pe-ter Ap-el-gren.
That’s five syllables. Right?
What a great coincidence. It's time to play Five Syllables!
♫ One, two, three, four, five ♫ One, two, three, four, five
♫ Five Syllables, hey!
You bet. Peter, you have a letter under the cushion that you're sitting on.
Stick your hand in and you'll find it.
Read it out loud and clear so everyone hears.
"Five Syllables. Babben has chosen 10 words with five syllables."
“Finish the word that Babben begins to read."
“Honk the horn when you think you know what word Babben is looking for."
"After one syllable, you get five points."
"After two syllables, four points and so on down to one point."
"If you guess wrong, you go down to zero."
"You may only guess once per word. Highest score after ten words wins."
-Clear as chocolate. -Everyone has a horn.
I ask you to take them out. You should honk with it-
- when you think you know what word with five syllables Babben is saying.
One syllable at a time. If you answer incorrectly, hold the horn on your head.
- Then you're out of that round. - Embarrassing.
Then we count the points together.
Are you ready to play Five Syllables?
Then we'll go. Here comes the first word.
-Pa ... -Parasit.
-Wrong. -That’s three syllables, and wrong.
Put the horn on your head.
Now I say the next syllable: ra.
-Yes? - I realized I don’t have it.
Pa ... Parasiterna.
Wrong. You can put your horn on your head.
-Llell ... -Parallellslalom.
That’s wrong, put your horn on your head.
...O...
-Yes? -Gram. Parallelogram?
-Yes that's right! -Parallelogram.
-Now you can take the horns down. -We start a new round.
-U ... -Uh ...
I am as close to Swedish as I can be.
-Ni… -U-ni ...
Ver ...
-Peter. -Universalt.
Wrong. You can put your horn on your head.
-Universitet. [University] -That’s right.
- How fun. - Points to Kristina. Good.
Now the next one: Os ...
Truk ...
Tur ...
-Yes. Ankan? -Ostrukturera. [Unstructured]
Yes, that's right. It is “unstructured.” You get it right.
Good. Next word: Un ...
Der ...
Li— ...
-Yes. -Un-der-ligg-an-de. [Underlying]
-That’s right. -Wow.
- Okay. - New round.
Ab ...
-Abnormitet. -That's wrong.
Very difficult word to get.
-Ra ... -Abra.
-Ka ... -Abrakadabra.
Great, abracadabra.
Pi ... zza...
Ba ... -Pizzabagare.
- Great! Pizzabagare [pizza bakers]. - You're cruel.
Now we take the next word: Na ...
- Then it's “vel”. - Navelskådare. [Navel-watchers]
Yes. That is correct.
Kon ... ta ... -Kontaminerad. [Contaminated]
Great! Four points.
Now we enter the last round.
Before that, Carin leads with eight points-
-Keyyo has seven points, Peter and Kristoffer have four, and Ankan three.
Nat ... ion ...
-Nationalitet. [Nationality] -That’s right.
That's how we play Five Syllables.
♫ One, two, three, four, five ♫ Five Syllables, yeah!
Now we have the results.
Five points go to Carin and Peter.
Three points for Keyyo, and two points for Kristoffer.
One to Ankan, unfortunately.
-But now I want to see another task. -Now?
- Well, yes. - Then this will come. Obviously.
-Hello, hello! -Hello.
I have sent you a letter in here. At the bottom, you can only ...
Just go in, so ...
Go in here. So...
I can't ... David? David!
Oh, damn. Okay.
Oh.
Yes. This was fun.
"Throw an item that weighs more than 48 grams into the barrel on the other side."
"Don't touch or affect the wall."
"You have ten minutes. Fastest wins. Your time begins now. "
-David. Where does the barrel stand? -The barrel? On the other side of the wall.
-Where was somewhere, about? -It is here.
So you would throw something over the wall and hit something on the other side.
What you throw should weigh over 48 grams, but you do not know where the barrel stands.
-Who will be good to begin with, David? -The apple brothers:
Kristoffer and Peter.
David? I fix so I can look over with a mirror.
Then I tape this ... A mirror.
I do that to see where the barrel is.
It wasn't the easiest.
I can also climb, of course. Right?
I shit on the mirror.
You might get to a point where you get a chance.
It's a little wobbly, you know. Peekaboo.
There it is, yes. And then 48 grams ...
-Yes. - You got one in. Are you happy with that?
-It will be fine. - It must be more than 48 grams.
Imagine if it isn't. Oh my God!
- It's been three minutes. -I can't touch the wall.
- You got another one. -I am satisfied.
- Satisfied? - It must weigh more than 48 grams.
Kristoffer, lucky you threw the ball.
The small wooden block weighed 18.1 grams.
Then you got in the ball that weighs 93.9 grams.
It happened after 8 minutes and 33 seconds.
-Peter, you got some kind of tool. - A socket wrench.
It weighed 151.4 grams, and it happened after 3 minutes and 7 seconds.
Peter has the lead now. Now we take Ankan.
Uh ... okay.
Then we do this.
No!
There it is, yes.
- That doesn't feel safe. -No.
Satan.
-Where! - It's been a minute and a half.
- Was it 48 grams? -Yes.
Fruit.
Hi. Oh, Satan.
- In three minutes. -It feels good.
I'm bleeding a little.
Good, Ankan. It looked a little wobbly.
The first one was about to break. One can stand on that, not the other.
-Okay. Ankan chose ... - It was a melon.
It weighed more than 48 grams. You did it on 2 minutes and 43 seconds -
-and you move up the line.
Then we have Carin and Keyyo left. Then they usually show where the cabinet should stand.
Really. We take a look.
-Max 48 grams ... -Max?
- Did I have a different letter? - I think you had the same.
No...
I can't just throw stuff away.
- Can you tell if I'm close? - It wasn't close.
-What does such an arrow weigh? - Less than 48 grams.
-A mirror, whatever. - Eight minutes left.
No...
No!
-No! - Seven years of bad luck.
-I'm so goddamn scared. - Beware the wall.
I must have something higher.
But, seriously.
-Without touching the wall ... -Stop. It's a shame about me already.
Oh ---. ---, I’m shaking.
Oh, I’m so scared!
-Hello. There were as many as possible. -One.
-One? - One is enough.
Five, four, three, two, one, zero.
- Did I get that one? -No, you did not.
Oh, Keyyo. You were so careful that they would weigh under 48 grams.
- You read wrong. - Swedish is not my first language.
-Is it not max and min in Russian? -Yes, maybe it is.
Is it even legal to blindly throw an arrow?
-So we do where I come from. - Partly what you threw was too easy.
But you also touched the wall, so no top spot for you.
Carin suffered seven years of bad luck.
Didn't get anything. The closest thing was an edge hit with this firewood.
-Why do you bring it? -Carin might want it as a memory.
-Well, please. -Thanks.
A little awkward.
Carin, I hope the misfortune does not endure throughout the program.
But the points are like this: Ankan with his melon got five points.
Peter's wrench, four. Kristoffer, the little ball, three.
And then unfortunately, Keyyo's light dart arrow
-and your firewood, no points at all.
-Can we see the totals? -Let's see.
Third is Ankan with 18 points.
In second place we have Carin with 22 points.
And in the lead Peter Apelgren, 29 points.
Good! Then I think we move on.
Absolutely. Now it is time for a running short story.
-Hello. -Hello.
Oh. It's a bit pitiful here.
- "Write a ten-word short story ..." - "...no more no less ..."
- "... before you reach the finish line.” - "You have to write while you run."
"Fastest with a sensible short story wins.”
- "Best short story can get bonus points." - "Your time begins with David's signal."
You should run to the finish line over there.
-It shouldn't be naughty, right? -A normal short story with a nice arc.
You start behind the line on my signal.
-Are you ready? -Stop. Wait wait.
Ready, set, go!
One would write a short story while running through the track.
You have to write while running.
And the best short story could get bonus points.
-What author should we start with? -We take the whole gang at the same time.
Ready, set, go.
Neat.
You run so damn good.
Nice...
It goes on time, that is. He also takes it.
There he was in the finish.
- So there! -Yes!
-Let's hear it. -I don't want to read this.
Let's hear it. “Babben danced naked among the palms. David watched. And smiled.”
Oh! Wow.
- What was it? -“One beautiful day, the desire for the governor's pug ended.”
Food for thought. And a little sad.
- “Zebras have their stripes to be camouflage against lions.” — Damn, how true.
- “All the funny people were in line to hear everything." - Almost poetry.
Anders "Ankan" Johansson's short story is read by the author himself.
- “The hand took what? I don't know. A gray Ford." - Many thanks. - That's not a short story.
I think we start with the times.
Keyyo, you were the slowest. 56.3 seconds.
The second slowest was Kristoffer, 43.5 seconds.
Carin had 30.2 seconds. It was ten seconds between first and second.
But the fastest was Ankan. 19 seconds even.
-But how good was it? -How can that walking style be fast?
It is, after all, a writer-adapted style of walking. If...
-How can it go fast? -You get a good writing space here.
- Then you get to the finish. - Ingenious.
We also have bonus points for the best short story.
I give it to Kristoffer. It was very good.
It was probably right.
I want to know more about that pug. - What's next?
Let's go to the final. We compete for four old pizzas and one empty carton.
So there. Fight now.
Everything can happen, and everything can turn around. Now it's time for the finals.
Then it's time for finals here on Bäst i Test.
It's incredibly exciting. - Ankan. Can you read the letter?
"Bird and Grape. Say a bird, eat a grape, and call an opponent's name" -
- "within five seconds when you hear your name."
"If you fail within five seconds, you go out."
"You must not say a bird that has already been mentioned."
"The one who manages the longest wins."
Then I'll explain. We're going to play the classic party game Bird and Grape.
It goes without saying that you first say a bird species-
and then take a grape and say the name.
- Do you eat the grape? - Time enough to eat the grape.
Babben shows whose turn it is with a spotlight. Wear your sunglasses.
So when someone says a name, Babben shines on the one whose turn it is.
You have five seconds.
If you answer incorrectly, don’t answer in time, or say a bird species that does not exist-
-you can sit on the bench.
Then we play Bird and Grape. Peter starts on my signal.
Marabou stork!
Kristoffer.
Curlew. Keyyo.
Penguin. Carin.
Uh ... Crow. Kristoffer.
-Duck. [Ankan=duck] Ankan. -What the hell.
Greylag.
-Carin. -Willwitter is not really ...
Swan! Keyyo.
Chicken.
-I'm sorry. -Grilled chicken.
-Chickens are all small ... -Grilled chicken. Not.
Not even an applause.
- Who last spoke? - Kristoffer. Sorry, Ankan.
-A new name. Carin!
Parrot. Kristoffer.
- Did you say Kristoffer? -Yes.
Parakeet. Peter.
WHISTLE
Kristoffer, you didn't do it in five seconds. Sit down on the bench.
Who said Kristoffer? It was Carin.
-Then Carin says a new name. -Peter.
-Condor. -Damn it, too.
You said no name, Peter. You may sit down on the bench.
You are better at birds than these people.
And yet one of them is a bird.
- Who said Peter? Carin. - Wonder what she should say for a name.
-Ankan. -Albatross.
-Carin. -Budgerigar. Ankan.
Mallard. Carin.
Wild vittra ... No. It's not real.
Carin loses and Ankan ...
That's how we play Bird and Grape.
Come back, and we'll figure this out.
What a lovely lot of Bird and Grape. How was the score distributed?
One point for Keyyo, two for Kristoffer-
- three to Peter, four to Carin, and five to Ankan!
- Benefit bird. -What does it do to the totals? Who wins?
If we start from behind, I can tell you that Keyyo got 16 points.
Kristoffer got 20 points.
Ankan landed at 28 points and third place. Carin scored 29 points.
But tonight’s winner is Peter Apelgren. 36 points in total. 36 points!
There are no bad numbers. Take a look at the pizza buffet.
Thank you for joining us tonight. What, then, have we learned?
That you can write literature while running-
-and don't eat David's special pizza. Have a good time, and we'll see you in a week.
Swedish subtitles: Stina Hedin BTI Studios for SVT