- I love you! - Popcorn!
Go, Teddy!
Is it a big toe?
- My god! - Don't smile.
Let's go!
No way!
Good evening and welcome to the midterm party here at Stormester.
Five great and slightly lesser spirits -
- will contribute their best take on on dazzling talent.
And the five are: Hadi Ka-koush.
Petra Nagel.
Anders Lund Madsen.
Kathrine Abrahamsen.
And Jesper Ole Feit Andersen.
And here's Mark Le Fêvre.
Is there anything new in Mark le Fêvre country?
- There's something a little bit new. - A purple bit new, you could say. [Lille = Small / Lilla = purple (wordplay)]
Well, well, well, I've just taken note -
- that it gives the most wonderful publicity -
- when male TV hosts are wearing nail polish. And that's when I thought:
Why should Stormester miss out on that publicity?
No. Of course not.
Has anyone brought a prize, that we're competing for tonight?
I should think so. Someone is putting something special on the line.
- Hadi? - That's me
I had to take something with me, that I don't want to get rid of.
And this is something I don't want to get rid of this in any way.
It's the last copy of a CD from a band I used to be in.
Some would call it a boy band, but fuck those guys.
Was it a boy band or a shit band?
It's hard to tell the difference.
I don't want to get rid of it, because I don't want anyone to hear this shit.
Ah...
- What was the name of the boy band? - I'm not telling you.
You need to win the CD, if you want to know more.
Mark, what's the first thing we put our five-leaf clover through?
Like Hadi, we going to someone who has a bit of a resume.
Professional bungee jumper -
- fox farmer, holder of a number of world records -
- are just some of the things that have nothing to do with this person.
What?
Hey.
- Oh, no. - You find this awkward.
Hey!
Hello!
Good morning.
I'm sorry. This is so awkward.
You do realize there's someone here, right?
Okay, so that's the idea.
- You're smiling. That's nice. - Hello, my name is Jesper Ole.
Is it something to do with, you don't want to say anything?
"Find out what this person does for a living."
"The person can only nod and shake their head..."
"And lies about everything."
"You must whisper throughout the task."
"Fastest wins. The time starts now."
Whisper?
Do you have a job?
Do you like working with people?
Do you make... money?
Are you see...?
"Do you make money?"
There's a woman sitting there, that you've never met before.
There's that little constraint, that she has to lie about everything.
What does that mean, Mark?
I just need to double-check. That means Lisbeth is lying about everything.
- She lies about everything? - Yes, all of it.
That's good. Important to remember.
- Who should we start with? - With Hadi.
- She lies about everything. - Yeah, I didn't understand the assignment.
Do you work in an office?
Are you a hairdresser?
And you're in an office? Awesome.
I can just say a lot of things, and if she nods -
- it's true? If I get it right.
Are you a juggler?
Are you a mechanic? Are you that well?
Do you work at a pharmacy?
She lies like crazy! She lies all the time.
Can I feel your hands?
You don't work with anything physical.
- Am I taking a ridiculously long time? - You've spent 11½ minutes.
She's fucking difficult to talk to.
Actually, she's not. She only says yes, basically.
I think you strike me as -
- a warm person, who loves playing with children.
And you are good to children and a role model for children.
But I also think you're a leader because you're a liar.
No, you're not a liar.
I'm guessing a manager in a kindergarten or youth institution.
- Thanks for now. - See you, Hadi.
Bye Mark. Shit assignment.
Yes. Clap for the idiot.
Yes, because you are ten questions into your conversation with the woman -
- before you angrily say: "She lies about everything."
I only realize what the task was about when I got home.
Sitting in the car like: Fuck...!
Still, Hadi makes a guess as to what the woman is doing.
How close is he to the correct answer?
- Not close. - Well...!
Hadi, you will spend over 20 minutes.
You ask 39 questions.
They were all met with nods, except for the question, "Are you a liar?"
Then she shook her head because... Or have you understood why?
No.
So it's because she's a liar?
That's not a profession!
But it may have been closer to the right answer.
Now, first of all, we know a great deal about what Lisbeth does not do.
- Does anyone do any better than Hadi? - Take your pick.
We could start with Petra.
Computer?
Do you just sit completely still?
What do you do when you sit completely still?
Do you work with adults?
Newly grown up? Yes.
When do you do when you are newly grown up?
18, when you are legal. Are you dealing with 18 year olds?
What do you do when you are 18?
"Hey hey, mom." Then you walk out the door... completely exhausted.
Then you take your bike. Does it have anything to do with bikes?
No. And then you go to school?
When you have time off, what do you do? Then you hang out with friends.
What am I overlooking? When you are 18, what do you do?
When you are 18...
And you sit down?
And you drive a car? You instruct others to drive.
You are a driving instructor.
Oh!
Ouch! Wow!
That was...wow!
Petra! Petra! Petra!
No, Mark. I don't deserve that slap. It took...
Oh right.
We'll get back to the time, but it's a long time...
- Even he here just said... - "Even he"?
When we were watching back the video, he says, "Was she a driving instructor?"
"What do you do when you're 18?" And it took…
"You sit down and you drive a car..."
- "Driving instructor?" - How long did it take?
It took you seven minutes to figure it out it had to do with the 18 year olds.
I thought -
Okay, she's there… Or not.
We ended up on 24 minutes.
- It's almost worse than me. - Who are we going to see now?
Both Anders and Kathrine have a journalistic background.
Some use that education to expose major political scandals.
Others then use it to solve Stormester tasks relatively quickly.
Are there over 100 in the country who can do it?
Over 1000? So somewhere between 100 and 1000.
I'm just going to walk around you.
That's because it's all in the eyes.
Are you an optician?
Do you have to talk to do your job?
You are employed by the local municipality to handle documents.
Could she be a driving instructor? I am just saying.
Driving instructor? How do you get there?
I cast a net. It sounds like it's east and west the entire time.
Office assistant?
You are a driving instructor.
Are you a driving instructor?
I'm leaving.
I'm impressed.
I see you walking around her sniffing her and I think:
What is Kathrine up to? You must love the smell of a new car.
Yes. And gasoline.
It is difficult to estimate how much time they spend on the task.
- How fast are they really? - They were much faster than Petra.
But certain contestants ask fewer questions before guessing correctly.
Kathrine, you ask 31 questions. Anders only asks 12 questions.
What? Insane.
It is reasonable to believe that Anders is much faster.
But Kathrine finds the right answer after six minutes.
But Anders, you choose to spend more than a minute of thinking time per question.
So you land in 13 minutes and 27 seconds.
The right questions take time.
Kathrine is at the front right now, but we still need Jever Olle.
We need you.
I didn't know you counted the amount questions.
Is there anything else you didn't know?
I don't know if I forgot to whisper.
Let's see how he approaches the task.
You show up that day and say:
"I have a bit of a sore throat. I'm a bit hoarse."
And therefore a huge apology from us that you were put through this.
"Find out what this person works as." Oh no.
"You have to shout during the whole task."
"Fastest wins. Time starts now."
Of all days, that's a really bad day to do it.
Hello!
She works as a lighthouse keeper! She is the owner of a gas station!
She has a jewelry company! She's a gem dealer!
You are a soccer player!
You are... an actor!
Because actors lie about everything!
I am 24 years old!
You are also 24 years old!
You trade cryptocurrency!
Weapon smith!
You've made a fortune being a bandage specialist!
You are a jewelry maker! Someone who sews handball shoes!
Carpenter! Medical Laboratory Technologist! Healthcare! Woodworker!
Bricklayer! Painter! Chimney sweeper!
Watchmaker!
Drug trafficker?
Eyebrow Shaver! Hairdresser!
Lawyer! Ambulance attendant!
Do you work in a car on a daily basis?
Bingo!
Truck driver?
You are a driving instructor!
That's a yes. She is a driving instructor.
How are you feeling?
I feel brilliant.
It is difficult to assess -
- whether it is a Stormester task or a military interrogation.
You're pretty hard on her. And there is no attempt at narrowing it down.
You just start with job titles. And not the most widespread.
If you are part of such a fantastic program as Stormester -
- then it's probably a coach-maker or an old-timey chimney sweep.
A job that not many people have.
But of course...
Eyebrow shaver is very specific.
Can we get a time for Jesper?
How long did Jesper shout a stranger in the face?
He did that for 35 minutes.
Wow.
- Holy shit. - Yes, it is a long time.
But it's great that you ended up getting to driving instructor.
You ask questions, but still get there in 35 minutes.
I just started the list from A.
Eel catcher you never got around to. [Åleruserøgter - Å is the last letter of the Danish alphabet]
Had you asked if she was a football bootmaker -
- before you asked if she sewed handball shoes?
You should. It is obvious.
But even when you've been through dozens of professions -
- then you just start alphabetically from a list you found.
I have examples. It's a terrible list.
Just a few: Ambulance attendant.
Ambulance attendant with special competences.
Work with asphalt. Working with asphalt offshore...
- Offshore, yes. - That's different.
It gets more specific. Crane operator, under 30 tonnes.
Crane operator, over 30 tonnes.
Crane operator, over 30 tonne meters offshore.
You can see where it leads. Did you stop? No!
Mobile crane operator, under 30 tonnes. Mobile crane operator, over 30 tonnes.
Mobile crane operator, over 30 tonne meters offshore.
So is he done with crane operators? No!
Crane operator, under eight tonnes. Crane operator, over eight tonnes.
Crane operator, under and over eight tonne meters offshore.
A list of 178 different professions for you to guess from.
The funniest thing was that my dream as a child to become a crane operator.
- Offshore or at home? - Apparently there's a difference.
I can handle a fifth of the points distribution.
Hadi, it didn't work out for you -
- so there are zero points. How is the rest distributed?
There are two points for the shouting Jesper, three for Petra -
- four to Anders and five points to Kathrine Abrahamsen.
Kathrine, should you win Hadi's cherished CD -
- then invite me to your house so I can see the world's best disco dancer?
- We'll have a listening party. - Thanks. Mark, next assignment.
After all, we have just seen the participants doing a bit of detective work.
We are changing professions. We're talking nightlife.
We're talking bartenders. And drinks.
- Hi, Mark. - Hey, Hadi.
Mark! Hello. Good day.
Yes.
- Hi, Mark. - Hello Anders.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes!
It's a real cocktail lounge.
I know what the task is. You must have a drink without me touching you.
I used to be a bartender.
"Pour Mark a drink."
- "You must not enter the square." - "You must not move the square."
"Mark must not stand up or move the chair."
"Best drink poured for Mark wins."
"You have ten minutes." - "Time starts now."
You need a drink. That's what I said.
The natural approach is to start throwing things at you.
Not here.
We want the best drink, poured for Mark.
There are two things that count: Taste experience and pouring.
How nicely is the drink served? Mark, now we've got it in place.
Who is the first to try to tickle your palate?
It is Anders Lund Madsen.
Many agree that when you just want a drink -
- then it's a bit annoying if the bartender starts throwing bottles.
It's actually worse if it's the drink that gets thrown.
I'll start with tequila.
And it is really good friends with...
... champagne.
Pisang Ambon.
How do I get it to you?
The natural approach is to start throwing things at you.
Not here.
Can you feel my swing? It must be your swing too.
Can you feel it?
And now.
A good first attempt.
The natural approach is to start throwing things at you.
I actually think we can do this.
We have time for one more.
Not here.
Now we do a very sensitive throw.
It's there! Then there is the taste experience.
- It's not bad. - Yes! I agree with you.
You mix fine champagne -
- with the sweet, synthetic taste of banana from Pisang Ambon.
And tequila.
It's a triad after all.
A chord?
Yes. Like "A Hard Day's Night".
It's just a bit atonal. But it was a hit.
Did you have a "hard day's night"? How did it taste?
As I say in the clip: Surprisingly good.
No, you say "not bad".
- Here comes the bartender. - I can't believe that.
It's like the difference between what you say about and to your children.
He's not bad... He's surprisingly good.
Oh yeah. Okay.
Who's next to step up to the bar?
Let's skip ahead to Kathrine.
It is not my place to criticize you.
However, I wish -
- that you had written more hygiene into the task.
Now I'm just asking. Would you mind me standing here -
- and pour some of it in my mouth and tried to spit it in your mouth?
I have to get a drink somehow.
It's a little better.
- Shit! Where is the shed? - Where the hell is it hiding?
Into the mouth.
Taste it.
Isn't it good? Should I make more?
So...
- I'll probably win this one. - It should be exciting.
I think I'll show my nearly grown daughters -
- this clip with the doctrine:
When should you go home? When the bartender finds the gutters.
I'm just proud he got some in his mouth. That I got it to him.
No! It was...
No.
It succeeded. "Yes..."
It's also as if Mark is just a stopover for the drink.
It's the only drink I spit out.
No, it's a Gin Hass. It tastes great.
It's a Gin Cardboard.
And it's actually really good in a virgin version. I drink it.
It's the one drink I know. And I didn't know it before this.
Which brings us along quite nicely because you don't touch alcohol.
- Is it correct? - Yes.
Let's see if blind hen can peck corn too.
Have I had an alcohol challenge? Cool.
- You don't touch alcohol at all? - No. I have never had a drink.
- Is this rum? - It's gin.
- It's a Hadi special. - Well, it's the tastiest.
It's mixed. Do you want to get down on the grass?
- Doesn't it say... - You must not get up.
You don't get up if you go down.
- Fall forward. Down with you. - Off the chair?
Yes. You may not get up from the chair, but you may lean forward.
There. Then you can just do a soldier's crawl over here.
- I assume you do it like this. - No, but leave it at that.
- Bon appétit, monsieur. - Sil vous plaît.
- It's actually not bad. - Yes!
So... If I get disqualified because he crawled...
Just seeing Mark lying in the sun and looking up at me makes it all worth it.
Now I've also learned that I should say: It was surprisingly good.
At least Mark liked the taste, right?
Based on him saying: "Is it gin or rum?" -
- we land in a really good place.
- Did it really taste better than mine? - Yours was half spit, half cardboard.
Yeah okay.
Let's address it. Mark...
He's allowed to crawl over to you like a little worm...
Like a cool soldier.
Hadi, I should have been stricter with the wording.
The dictionary definition of "get up":
"Switching to standing position." And Mark doesn't.
So he doesn't break the rules.
Wow!
Your effort is noted. But we still need two contestants, Mark.
- We are missing Jesper Ole and Petra. - The professional bartender.
Both people who have a lot of experience with cocktails.
I'm not saying you drink a lot.
That's not what I'm trying to say.
But...
Ice. No!
One two...
It's early in the day so I don't think you should have more than four cl.
... three, four, five.
Beep.
Festive!
- Isn't it delicious? - This is going to be really delicious.
Good enough. Mark, would you mind holding out the glass?
How do you get the drink in here?
I can't go in there, but I can get someone else to do it.
I'll come in to you now. But I'm not walking in. [Danish 'går'= both 'going' and 'walking']
I run.
Caroline, do you want to help?
Like that.
Then I pour.
Then you pour this into Mark's glass with ice cubes.
Like that.
There.
Thank you Caroline.
You're welcome.
Can I see your face when you taste?
- Really delicious. - Yeah right?
Sometimes when you venture out into the nightlife -
- the people behind the bar have a bigger party than the guests.
- It feels like that, Jesper. - I enjoyed myself.
When I read that you must not go/walk into the square, I thought:
I have a solution where I look intelligent.
It was wonderful for me. And with a festive element at the end.
I should have been stricter with the rules.
I cannot disqualify you because of my wording of the rules.
We are ready to hand out points. Kathrine, it will be one point.
Because of the serving method. Anders, you are literally pelting liquid.
- But I had a good time. - Then come the three rule interpreters.
Since these are three approved drinks -
- I'll look at the dispensing.
That means I rank you three points, Petra.
The thing about putting someone else to work... That's how it is.
Four points for debut bartender Hadi. Five points for Jesper.
After all, you were locked to your chair until the loopholes were found.
Can we get a task with a little pace and pep?
- Kim Schumacher has come on the field. - It's time for some pep.
We have seen that in just 30 minutes you can guess what a driving instructor does.
Let's see what you can accomplish in 30 seconds.
Bold.
- Good day. - Hi, Mark.
- How are you? - Great.
There's not much fun in here.
- Am I up against great forces? - Yeah...
Can I peel it off? No, I can peel it off afterwards.
I might be a little paranoid.
"Transform the room when the lights go out."
"You have 30 seconds of darkness."
"Your 30 seconds of darkness starts when you say, 'Mark . . .'" for the second time.
"Turn off the light." Is this the first time I've said that? Clever.
"Most unexpected transformation of the room wins."
"You have 30 minutes to prepare."
"Time starts now."
Okay-dokey.
Okay...
- What does that mean? - I'll tell you.
Okay...
It will be completely dark for 30 seconds, and then you turn on the light.
Huh. How do we do it?
We've seen enough at that boring laboratory.
I wish for the most unexpected transformation. Not the biggest.
The most unexpected. Mark, who will start transforming first?
Hadi.
You never know if it's good or bad to be first.
I'm ready. This is for you. You just have to put it on.
And don't move. I'll see if there's room for it in here.
Mark, turn off the light.
Unexpected.
But... this one...?
We agree that the transformation is:
Before, there wasn't a strawberry hanging on a string.
It has gone from a very sterile space to an art exhibition.
You also explain to Mark that there may not be room.
There is room for a strawberry on a string.
Yes, but mostly unexpected. I tried to surprise everyone.
Yes, you have to build up expectations and then go the other way.
We got a transformation, but we still need four. Who now?
Petra and Jesper Ole.
No, okay.
I have a bit of a funny idea.
Okay...
Mark... turn off the light.
Mark, turn off the light.
Hello and welcome to my nice little tea salon.
Arriba!
Come on, everyone.
Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday, dear Mark...
Thank you friends.
- No, I think it went well. Thanks. - You're welcome.
Thank you for coming to our restaurant.
- I'm closing this. Bye for now. - Cheer're'o
We can hardly get further apart culturally.
A refined tea room by Jesper Ole, and what was that, Petra?
A band?
- From your bartending days. - Was that a band?
I think it was a damn good song. I really liked it.
- Petra's song? - Yes Yes.
On the other hand, you have high culture.
There's Giuseppe Verdi in the speakers, lifted little fingers and tea.
There are also sparklers.
We drive it all the way up and then we take it down a notch.
It is true. It is like the women of Isfahan -
- that sometimes make mistakes in the carpets, because the customer, Allah, is perfect.
You also have to pull it down here.
- To make it human. - Or he's just from Jutland.
I have been to Isfahan. And I've thought about it a lot.
These were two very different transformations. Who now?
We are going to see Kathrine and something -
- which for some might be a nightmare, for others a dream.
But for most probably just a nightmare.
I have come up with something brilliant.
I was thinking that sometimes you have something that is so good -
- that you think: I can't get any more good at all.
I can't even imagine how I can get more good.
It's actually really exciting and really good.
Now stand here.
Just look neutral in the face.
Mark, turn off the light.
Cool. Did you get it?
What about you?
- It's a crazy nightmare. - Also for me.
Damn good.
It was an eerie reunion.
The creepiest part is that when you put on a Mark le Fêvre fabric mask -
- then you look like Lars Hjortshøj. [Very famous Danish comedian that Lasse used to work with]
- It is true! - You do.
- Is that praise? - I like Lars.
If that's not Lars Hjortshøj, I don't know what is.
I'm not going to say shit because Lars is cute.
- Phew. - Mark, we still need one solution.
We are missing Anders Lund Madsen.
I think it is very important to emphasize:
It was only a big toe.
Mark... turn off the lights!
Hi Lasse.
This was unexpected.
Especially the water damage I don't think anyone saw coming.
I didn't expect you'd fill so much in here.
Is it a big toe?
If so we'll turn it off again.
No, that's fine.
There were nails on it.
I am really impressed with the transformation.
You get to move the bathtub and peel the tiles down. The fittings are moved.
You didn't pull a sack over Mark's head and take him into the bathroom?
It's a transformation, but it's a different room, Anders.
You had to transform the lab.
- It remains untransformed. - I mean, we're not there anymore.
And I'll accept that as a transformation.
I'm ready to hand out points.
Anders, it's surprising, but not the room that had to be transformed.
One point for you.
It says in the playbook that I cannot not win this competition.
Interesting how you get Hadi to number one in this one.
- Yes, we are looking forward to that. - We know it happens.
Is it the air that tastes a little bitter?
I give two points to Petra because it was entertaining.
But I had expected someone to fill the room with a party.
This might surprise Anders. Hadi, three points.
Two people are sitting over here hoping to get five points.
We find out who's gonna get five points. What's it gonna be?
It looks more like an art installation space.
It is then more unexpected than coming with two cups of tea.
Yes, but that's how it is.
Kathrine, you mostly transform Mark's ability to sleep. It will not be pleasent.
But you fill the room with people. Four points for you, five for Jesper.
- What? - Jesper Ole, you are in front.
I've lost so much I have no idea how cool it is to win.
Let's see if Jesper's intoxication continues.
We just have one more task to complete at my house.
It's about building yogurt towers.
Beep-bop, beep-bop. I am a robot. No, I'm not.
Hi, Mark.
As long as it's not raining.
It can't
Sup. Some nice stuff here.
Hi, Mark.
- It's a field of numbers... - Sudoku?
... which I have to memorize, because in a little while we will be shredding the lawn.
Huh?
I just know it's going to be hard.
- Then you have to say no. - No.
- "Build a tower." - "Place your yogurt on top."
"Toppled the tower..."
- "So your yogurt lands..." - "In one of the number fields."
The number fields?
"You have one yogurt and one spill."
- "Your tower must be built..." - "On the red square."
"And you must not move the square."
The tower must be built on the square, which must not be moved.
"The ladder must not be included in your tower.
Then why the hell is it here? Well, so you can mount. Fine.
"The yogurt that lands in the highest number field wins."
- "You have 20 minutes." - "Time starts now." Ugh!
So I have to why my hand at tower construction.
And then it must topple.
- Blots. - What for?
To build with.
Ten.
The task is simple: build a tower. Topple the tower.
The yogurt will hopefully fall into a number field. The number it lands on -
- is the number of points you get in the competition between one and five points.
- Where do we start? - With Hadi and Petra.
You know those buildings with a swimming pool sticking out?
Can't I ask for a car key?
- Am I on top of it? - And...
How is a tower actually defined?
A tower is when something stands on top of each other.
I would say that it is.
One tower.
Shut up, Mark.
Have a nice trip.
One two three.
It's not like you could just...? Hadi?
What a rule review we have to get started on.
I do know those glass constructions with a pool at the top of a tower -
- where it feels like you are swimming on top of...
It sticks out from a tower and yours doesn't.
- You can't just make... - The plateau was raised.
If you walked some children past what you were building and asked, "What is that?"
How many of them would say, "That's a tower"?
Yeah, but fuck kids right now. We need to talk about the definition -
- because it is never built on a tower, but on a building.
The red construction we must build from -
- is a slightly low building. But I build a tower at the end.
I wanted a tower that could be knocked over. I don't get that.
It is a disqualification.
Oh, I'm sorry about that. I mentioned it, and now he had to do it.
Because the "scam" has been discovered.
"We have to pretend he's about to lose."
"We'll take the one with the tower. Hadi, we know."
It is the Danish Jantelov. Just because I won the first three. [Danish cultural 'law' that one shouldn't consider one-self better than others]
No, I'm didn't get my tumbling tower.
Petra, you build a tower. And I'm sorry -
- that you build it on top of a car that is not placed on the spot.
That is, it's not in contact with the upper part or surface.
You drive a car over and it... Do we have a picture?
There is no contact between the car and the plate.
So your tower is built on a car that's parked across the board.
You are both disqualified. I'm not sorry. Zero points.
- Has anyone solved the task? - Kathrine and Anders.
Wow! Yes Yes.
I am not saying I have solved the task. But I'm building a great module, Mark.
Agreed.
It's just a little...
There is something about it.
Now this is close to being where we want to be.
That didn't count, did it?
As the ancient Greeks said: So far, so good.
These are modules.
There are six of the big ones. Six, five...
Then you have the illusion of the pyramids. The Eiffel Tower.
Shit, shit, shit. No, no, no!
Then it comes! Well done, a 10!
I'm knocking it over now.
Well, that didn't go well. Uh...
I should have had one more throw. Then it would have been a 10.
That's so annoying.
At least you hit something.
This is what a tower looks like, you two.
I was very disappointed because I could see...
And it had the direction.
- It wwanted to. - It wanted it so badly.
But you got a tower knocked over. You are the only two who have solved the task correctly.
- You are currently on four points. - Hold me! Ouch!
Which field did Anders' yogurt hit?
Yogurt's ass...
... first lands in the 7 square, but then rolls over into the 9 square.
Yes, it's naughty.
This is where the majority of the yogurt ends up.
And as everyone knows, the rules are like this when we play toppled yogurt tower -
- that it's about where most yogurt ends up.
You are listed for a 9 and clearly lead the competition.
It's a nice yogurt field.
But there is one number that beats Anders Lund Madsen.
Yes, the 10 beats the 9. But it is also the hardest to hit.
It requires building a good, tall tower -
- on top of the red square.
Or square... It's almost as if it's a box, or...
That was it... Yes.
I'll start here.
Wait a minute. Can I move it a little?
Now look here...!
It is a ladder of sorts.
Which can actually be a form of...
... tower, if you are smart.
Completely perfect.
Are you ready?
Holy Moly!
- Are we happy? - Super happy.
I don't know what's going on after I find the ladder.
What I'm building on top looks crazy.
It looks like I just taped cardboard on it.
That's because you just taped cardboard.
What happens inside you when you see the ladder?
That's it. I cannot figure it out...
What you did has impressed me.
If civilization was built by people like me -
- then we wouldn't have had the pyramids.
- But where did the yogurt land? - It lands on a 7.
- And what did it have to beat? - A 9.
Three approved solutions. The points will be easy to distribute.
Yes, there are zero points for Petra and Hadi.
Then there are three points for you, Kathrine, for the number 0.
Awesome!
- Sorry, Sir .. Thank you. - Congratulations.
Then there are four points for the ladder-finder Jesper Ole -
- and five points to Anders Lund Madsen.
Nothing has been decided yet, because we still need a final task -
- which is happening here right now.
The program's absolute last option -
- to collect points for the the balance.
- Who will read the assignment aloud? - Kathrine will. Here you go.
"Tie the ends of your strings in the frame and put the glasses on."
"Fastest wins. Time starts on Mark's signal."
If you are confused about the task, then the remedies you need are -
- in the toolbox, which is equipped with a lock -
- on which there are four digits that must be cracked before you can solve the task.
And it may be that Stormester will give some small clues along the way.
Get started!
Is it my birthday?
- Today? I do not know. - No, so...
I feel like saying: MCMLXXII.
What?
- What did you say? - I won't repeat it.
MC... Something about the 21st century.
- Can't you say that again? - 123... times 16.
- Plus four. - No.
Yes.
I think mine is broken.
Maybe it helps to think about the year -
- where the film "The Godfather" premiered. It's a good movie.
MC is 1000, and so... C is...
Incidentally, it is also my year of birth.
"Godfather" did not premiere that year.
Yes, it premiered the year I was born.
19th century?
Good luck with that.
How are you, Hadi?
I know when "Godfather" premiered. Or the year of production.
No, that's a damn lie!
I don't know if it makes a difference, but I am 51 years old.
- You have to tie the strings. - It's the other way around! Hadi, you idiot.
No, it's from this one...
No!
What was it? Tie the ends...
There is a close race between Hadi and Jesper Ole.
- There! - Number two.
Number three.
God.. damn, right?
It's an arranged game!
Mark...
- Who won tonight? - But...
You have, Jesper Ole.
Let's hear music! Bring out the stereo!
That's how Hadi Ka-koush's winning streak was broken.
And not just broken. Jesper Ole has a thing to pressure Hadi with in the future.
I'm excited to see how it develops.
We'll be back next week. Thanks for tonight.