- I love you! - Popcorn!
Go, Teddy!
Is it a big toe?
- My god! - Don't smile.
Come on!
No!
Good evening and welcome to Stormester.
This is the finale!
The final sprint of a mental marathon, where five brains, not ten legs -
- are in serious danger of souring with our five out-of-the-box thinkers.
One of them will soon be able to cross the finish line in solitary majesty.
Will it be monstro Hadi Ka-koush? [actor and singer - known from starring in The Bridge]
Or Petra Nagel? [journalist and TV-Host - known for her show on cultural differences when it comes to dating]
Could it be Anders Lund Madsen? [Quirky journalist, comedian and TV-Host - known for being extremely intelligent]
Or Kathrine Abrahamsen? [Podcaster and journalist - known for her radio show "Kattepinen"]
Or could it be Jesper Ole Feit Andersen? [Actor - known for Minkavlerne with previous winner Jonas Mogensen]
Mark le Fêvre, Mark le Fêvre, where is he?
Here he is, here he is. Hi, Mark. Hi, Mark. Hi, Mark.
What a tribute.
This is the season seven finale.
We usually raffle off a prize for each program.
But here in the final, one important prize is at stake.
And that is my golden visage.
We only look at the overall position -
- for the whole season tonight. And what does it look like right now?
Let's get a little overview. It's actually quite exciting.
- I don't think so. - Interesting how much Hadi leads.
Yes, you say so. Hadi, you have won four out of six programs.
Then you'd think you were way ahead. You are in front with 91 points.
But...
There is only one point down to No. 2 in the competition.
Jesper Ole and Petra, you won the two programs that Hadi did not win.
So it was natural to think that you were in second place, but no.
- Is it you? - You are still in the race.
But as another panther -
- who in the dead of night has crept up...
It's a lie!
- Anders Lund Madsen. - Makes no sense.
Second place.
- Where do we put out? - We start off a little hard.
We're talking Russian roulette. Not with the risk of being shot in the head.
It's actually much worse.
Well, someone's a year older.
- Party. - Hold on, it's beautiful.
- What's happening here? - No...!
Smells like wine.
- My goodness! - No!
"Drink all the vinegar." You shouldn't smile.
- "Time stops when you shout..." - "'I've drunk all the vinegar'".
"Fastest wins. Time starts now."
Drink all the vinegar.
All the vinegar.
No, not vinegar.
As with any good closing party, vinegar must be drunk.
No vinegar, all the vinegar must be drunk.
But where is the vinegar? And how many times do I have to say vinegar -
- before I am allowed to see the first solution?
These are all good questions.
I have counted vinegar seven times.
The same number of times I have seen you, Kathrine, do something like this...
There's something about you and things that are delicious when pickled.
I know, I act like a giant child -
- but I have a really hard time with those grape choppers.
I have a hard time with vinegar. I can't descale at home.
I can't smell it and I can't see when people eat it.
Pack it away, Mark.
Shall we see how bad it is?
No, I don't like it!
No! That's not going to happen because I hate vinegar.
It's a lie! Shut up, bad task.
I don't descale in vinegar.
No! You have found my weakest link.
Shit, how bad.
I look again. I drank all the vinegar.
Oh yeah.
I just had to say that. Without me drinking all the vinegar.
Well...
- May I go then? - You're welcome to do so.
Whew. Now I disappear. Thanks for that, Mark.
It's a huge taboo. Who is talking about vinegar phobia? Nobody.
- I got it. - There can be ten people out there with it.
It doesn't sound like that. Only Kathrine is so strict with vinegar.
I'm megamegamegatight.
You say quite correctly: "I have drunk all the vinegar."
- But you haven't drunk all the vinegar. - No. It was a little lie.
Mark, can you offer me a participant who has put in a little more effort?
At least I can give you one that stands in stark contrast.
You can already tell by the laugh, Petra -
- that now we have to see you.
Well.
So. Okay, here we go. Boom.
So. Whew.
- How about you take one too? - You have to solve the task after all.
Where is it?
Also ...
I hold, you drink. So great.
Just keep going. You must not throw up yet.
There is just a little more.
It tastes bad.
I'm ready again.
I drank all the vinegar.
Whew. I will have to go out.
It was beautiful.
I can just run us through some math.
After all, we have lined up 15 shot glasses per row. There are 12 rows.
That's 180 glasses with three cl in each. So there are 5.4 liters of liquid here.
How do you feel after such a round of fluid intake?
Full.
Do you think: This is the smartest way to solve the task?
Yes ...
Hadi just whispered, "Truly the stupidest route."
There is no smarter way to do it.
It also takes a while to get through all 180 shots.
It takes a while.
You yell, "I drank all the vinegar" after 14 minutes.
And a bit of a shame though...
You had actually drunk all the vinegar after barely five minutes.
I actually think it's a really good time.
At least you're on the board, Petra.
I still wonder if you can do it faster.
I still think: I guess I won.
I don't know if it can be done faster -
- but I'm sure it can be done with a little more than a plan.
There are other ways to do it.
We had placed many hints in the room.
Which brings us to you, Jesper Ole.
- What do you immediately think? - High school songbook.
I just put them on to look a little cool. What is this?
Bookmark 35.
It says 35 over there. It is very fun.
And 35. It's something about 35. Is it something about ...?
It's vinegar.
That's so fucking much vinegar!
- Phew! Do you just want to try it? - I believe in you.
I'm going to drink the shit? Received.
I drank all the vinegar.
My goodness!
Crazy!
Yes, sometimes it pays off -
- to pop on a pair of 3D glasses and look in the high school songbook.
I'm feeling pretty smart right now.
But you should recognize that it can't be done smarter than Petra did it.
- I want to say... - I'm totally on my ass about it.
- How long did Jesper Ole spend? - Three minutes.
Great!
We still have two more participants. Do they also find the clue?
There were various good things in there.
In addition to the number 35, there was also a small package of pH strips.
It's a small piece of paper. You can dip it in liquid and see -
- whether it is an acidic or an alkaline liquid.
Hi, Hadi.
That is a huge advantage.
Yes, if you have studied physics. Then it's a huge advantage.
- And Hadi doesn't have that. - It's probably chemistry.
Water. Water. Lovely.
In terms of color, I would think: It's the yellow one.
Why?
I don't know.
We start and end with every 45th, or something ... No.
The question then is: What is the pH of vinegar?
Is there something in a book that I can then ...? Wait a minute.
35.
Is it eight?
I need to look for the value eight.
It's seven.
- How did you arrive at eight? - Three plus five.
Or between three and eight? I can't imagine that.
It's hard.
Three, five ... 180 minus 35 is 145. It doesn't matter.
Damn, think, Hadi.
Three, five. Eight plus ... It can be anything over eight. No.
Three, five, eight.
I haven't caught it at all.
Between three and five, or three or five. No.
Bingo!
Damn!
I drank all the vinegar.
Thanks for now. See you.
It's like you think we're smarter than we are.
Well done to get a clue and find that litmus paper -
- and then you couldn't use it for shit.
You spend eight minutes finding the paper.
Which is funny when you consider that 35 is eight.
And since the mischievous code has been cracked...
- Then things go fast. - Yes, by using the minutes.
We probably can't drag it much further because...
32 minutes.
Oh boy! It was beautiful.
We've saved the dangerous feline for last, who sits and meows.
Has he put his claws into a really good solution?
Before we get that far, there is one other little thing.
You couldn't have known that, but there it was with you, Anders -
- that you always took quite a long time -
- to find the courage to open the task.
- Also a taboo. - Which you focused on.
So we've made a little supercut of yours that takes courage.
Wow!
I'm close to opening it.
I'll open it now. I break the seal.
It's hard.
Oh, it's hard!
No, it's hard again. It's so hard to get it done.
When I open it, we start. I come back in and go straight to it.
Hi, Mark. What a task. I open it.
No, I almost had it. I was so close.
Now I break the seal. All this will be cut out.
Now I'll open, and then we'll get down to business.
I just soften the wax.
I'm close now. I really am.
I break the seal. The seal is broken. Then the seal is broken. The seal is broken.
Now I have broken the seal and now I am reading the letter.
Enough talking. Now we have to get this going.
Alakazam.
I lost the golden moment.
I have to get the evil spirits out.
Now I open it. Ugh, that's exciting.
I'll open it now.
I don't do that.
I interpret the photographer's texting to mean that we need to see how to move on.
Could you imagine, Mark, that you have some numbers on -
- how Anders has spent his time -
- during the season on not opening tasks?
Yes, I certainly have.
There are 32 tasks.
Anders, you have spent an average of eight minutes from the time you come in -
- until you open the task. If you add it up, you've spent a total of...
... four hours and 14 minutes of not opening.
It is a disorder.
Why are we seeing this now -
- in connection with Anders' solution to the vinegar task?
We'll get to that.
So far, the four hours have been a waste of an entire TV crew's time.
But the time had to come when the suffering could be turned to an advantage.
Hello. Hold on, it's great.
There are four colors.
Why is it a slightly different color?
I'm trying right here. A sweet liquid.
Then we'll take it here.
Sweet.
Okay, so I'll figure out what's what.
We can think we do.
There are many. Then you speed up the film. It's a hint.
Fuck the fart! It's salty.
Or pickles.
Now I'm reading the task. Let's take it from there.
Fonts. "Drink all the vinegar."
"Fastest wins. Time starts now."
I drank all the vinegar.
- I drank all the vinegar. - Yes, time has stopped.
Yes, it could pay off.
- It is a long-term investment. - Four hours and 14 minutes.
- How are the points distributed? - There are zero points for you, Kathrine.
There are two points for Hadi, three points for Petra, four points for Jesper -
- and five points for the panther Anders Lund Madsen.
Thanks.
It was such a task -
- where a bit of care and tastebud resilience played a role.
Could we get something that speaks to the creativity of the participants?
We can easily do that.
- Who is it? - It's Anders.
- Hello. - Hello, Markiberg.
It's nice in here.
Well, are we here to talk?
"Show Mark the most spectacular picture on your phone."
"You have five minutes. Time starts now."
- Spectacular? - No, I'm not going to show that.
I took a picture of my son's butthole -
- because he was curious.
- But... - It might not be exactly...
Shut up, it's ugly.
I have 12,000 photos. One of them will be spectacular.
No, I'm not going to show that.
A picture of my grandmother getting an iPad.
- It's not spectacular. - I'm an actor after all.
And at the theater you do stupid things sometimes. For example, this.
I think I look absolutely insane in this picture.
- Okay, I know. This. - You drive with that picture?
No. One time.
- Do you know what it is? - I have an offer.
- Is it something with the birth? - Yes.
Three, two, one. We run with it.
Shut up, Mark.
So.
Ah...
Hey, what is it?
What the sea cleaner? New task.
No!
No no. No no. No no.
"Re-create the picture you just showed Mark."
- "You have 20 minutes." - "Most accurate re-creation wins."
"Time starts now." We have to get started.
I can't get out.
- Why didn't I just show you... - An asshole instead?
I'm also really glad I didn't show you that butthole.
You said it yourself, Petra.
"What would we have done if the roulette had stopped on my son's butthole?"
Yes, what the hell had we done? Then I myself had to...
We mislead a bit with the first half of the task.
I don't reward how spectacular the pictures are.
But how accurate is the re-creation of your most spectacular image?
- Where do we start out? - With Petra.
Here is the original image.
Jesus...!
- It is the circle of life. - Placenta?
- Can I see the re-enactment? - Here it comes.
- Well...! - Great.
- It's really beautiful. - Yes, it's beautiful.
It's remarkable then -
- that you don't need more than a little fresh calf's liver -
- to re-create the experience of the beginning of life.
It smelled lovely inside the small room.
Yes, you were delicate that day.
- Mark, who are we going to see now? - From the tree of life to the sausage of life.
Jesper Ole, here is the original picture.
I'm getting really hungry.
- Stolberger Lerchen. [sausage dish] - Is that Lerchen?
Is it the most spectacular picture?
It's actually interesting. You can't pick up that sausage -
- elsewhere than in Stolberg in the South Harz.
That's why it's spectacular. And it's been involved in wars.
You seem a bit confused as to whether you had reached your goal.
We can just compare them.
I am upset that they are not the right sausages.
It feels a bit like -
- the one you arrange a date with and the one who shows up for the date.
Are you saying that...? What!?
- Let's see some more. - We're going to Hadi.
We can take the original image and the re-created side by side.
Good luck seeing the difference.
- Pretty good. - It is quite well re-created.
These are strong cases.
- It's all me and Mark. - Yes, and that surprises me.
- You're taking a chance here. - Why not just yourself?
After all, you have yourself. You can just use yourself.
There are some things you do with your work that create a trauma.
And when you've tried it once, you think: never again.
But the whole pose... It looks pretty good.
You can see that they are not the same sausages.
Convincing. Let's see more.
We are going to Kathrine and Anders. There is a certain similarity with your pictures.
They are in the category of a picture you would send to a hot flirt.
We're doing really well. We do it so well.
At that time I am in Chernobyl and things are happening.
A nuclear power plant has melted down 40 meters from where I stand.
- And then you took off all your clothes? - Yes, you should actually.
Have you sent the picture home to your wife?
Well, it's the same thing, you...
I don't have any nuclear accident as an excuse.
I had a glass of wine.
It is one of the most powerful images I have seen.
It is art.
Can I see the attempts to recreate the two photos?
- It's worse. - Much worse.
- I should have had more wine. - Shall we see you, Anders?
Wow! Yes.
Yes, it is strong.
- Really well re-created. - Thank you.
Does it bother you or what?
Yes, you know... It's super nude.
And super honest. It is also a taboo to break.
I can do it. And red wine has to end somewhere.
And sit down.
That's brave, Anders. And thank you for your courage.
I am ready to give points. That's five really nice efforts.
The pity is that not everyone can get five points.
It's a bad sausage. The original image is lovely -
- but it is clearly not the same quality sausage.
It is penalized with one point, Jesper Ole.
And then there is something about both the light and the atmosphere.
Despite the fact that the makeup is somewhat the same -
- I can't recognize the woman in the first picture.
That gives you two points. Had it been you, Hadi -
- then you got more points, but you get three. I see it's not you.
Now it is close to the top. Four points to Petra for a personal photo.
But hold on, you're close to the original, Anders.
And that gives five points.
And an important taboo to break.
It's not just a cliché, it's true: Nothing is decided yet.
What should we do next?
After all, this program has a lot of viewers, and that comes with a lot of responsibility.
It can't all be just vinegar and sausage re-creation.
Sometimes you have to go out and dig up some dirt -
- and educate the people about the things they should know. And now we must.
We need some revelations on the table.
Hi, Mark.
- Nice camera. Surprisingly light. - It doesn't weigh anything.
Why does it take longer for them on Funen - [3rd-largest island of Denmark]
- to say "high definition"? No.
Should I be afraid of something?
Why is it the ones on Funen ... Well, no.
Should I look forward to something?
Why do they say "high definition" on Funen?
- Does it take too long to say HUD? - Yes.
I'm ready.
"Reveal something with this camera."
"Most surprising reveal wins."
- "You have until the studio recording." - "Time starts now."
Maybe people think of Stormester as an entertainment program -
- but would it be nice to be nominated for a Cavling once? [Danish journalism award]
And Mark, our participants had a great time. Where do we start?
We start with you, Jesper Ole.
- No. OK. - I'm not going to lift the veil.
But you are almost worryingly happy with the German Empire.
We are filming now. We are on.
This is getting a bit dogma-inspired.
Why is it always so fucked up?
Am I wrong?
It keeps being upside down. Should it be like this?
No, like that. A little closer.
Hello, Lasse and Mark. Now I'm going to the Harz - [area of northern Germany]
- to reveal something completely crazy.
You have switched it off. Isn't it turned off?
Now we're on our way into "Lord of the Rings" land.
I won't reveal the little figure up here -
- there are ducats, Dukaten Menschen.
Isn't that insane? It's right up there.
Dear Grossmeister Lasse and Kleinmeister Mark -
- now you just have to see what I want to reveal.
We are now moving into a backyard. Back in December 3, 1777 -
- the poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe chose to enter this backyard.
He walked in here and simply drunkenly chose -
- pissing on this vine.
That vine is still here, and as we can see in my brother's cover photos -
- things are going well in that grapevine.
This is my mother's favorite knitting shop, where she buys her knitwear.
But I wanted to reveal the vine that Goethe pissed on on December 3, 1777.
Merry Christmas at home.
- Great, right? - It's damn beautiful.
- The Goethe road. - After all, there is a selection of revelations.
Yes, both yarn goods and piss up the vine.
- In addition to the small figure. - The ducat Mensch.
There are so many things.
I would have taken a picture of a woman called Hanne.
Who stands and churns butter -
- while she scratches her butt. Her name is Butter-Hanne.
I would also like to reveal that. But now Goethe was most spectacular.
Is it a secret... Is it something you don't know?
The notice reads: "On this vine Goethe peed."
I also think: If it's written there and you can look it up in a book...
I agree. It might not be a revelation to me.
But too many in here today. How many of you knew this?
I did not know it.
And now it's like I know -
- that there is a public service agreement somewhere waiting for -
- that we get some knowledge, history and culture -
- into the bucket of all of us who sit and eat sausages or whatever.
It is good for the Danes to know -
- that down in the Harz, Goethe pissed on a vine back in December.
And ...
Thanks. On top of that, we came from outside the country's borders. Who now?
We're jumping from a pissed-off wall to you, Petra.
I will have to interrupt the interview for a while -
- because we have just received a telegram.
It is a revelation that I think will surprise most Danes.
We are going to see some recordings that my colleague Petra Nagel has just made.
She has to return her cans here.
We've all struggled with beer and soda residue down our hands.
But notice the revelation here: The cans can be held like this ...
... and now hold firmly ... the opening first into the recycling machine.
The disclosure here does not include the pledge of bottles.
But we can now look forward to both clean and, not least, odor-free hands -
- and forearms in the future. Exciting.
Now we have to go back to something less important.
It's surprising.
- It can be used for something. - Very specific. And benefits.
Knowledge you can use.
It was a lie in all those years when it said: "Bottom first."
- Liars. - Disgusting hands.
- Now who? - You, Anders Lund Madsen.
Yes.
- Lasse. - Yes?
This is going to take some time.
A gigantic network of sources is important for every journalist.
There we have our captive arms out in reality.
"Stringers" are people out in the environment who know what's going on.
It could be criminals that we need to know, Jesper Ole -
- because they can give us stories.
I send my people to work.
We had plenty of time. We got the task this summer.
Towards October it started to trickle back.
I got what is called a proper one.
And that sends me to Jutland. If we can run the first film.
This is one disclosure that may fall into several parts.
I have started the disclosure here in downtown Grenå.
And immediately it is discouraging. I had been told -
- that ... and this must come as a surprise ...
... that God lives in Grenå.
Apparently it turns out to be a wild duck.
I've been all over the place, and I can't seem to find God.
It is a ...
It's a disappointing start, but my research…
I'm back again. We are now in November.
It's a late Wednesday in November -
- where I am transferred to western Aarhus.
Play the second movie.
It is evening. My investigation has taken me a little further west -
- where according to my information -
- should be able to find...
... God.
Let's see here.
Oh yes.
It is good enough.
Hello? Good day, this is Anders Lund Madsen.
Your surname is the same as God in English. That was why.
Hello ...?
There are some dramatic sequences -
- where I can't film because I'm running.
I later had a short conversation with God's brother-in-law.
Who also disagreed about the entire structure of my ...
To put it briefly: I had given up on this.
And nothing happened. And then yesterday, Lasse Rimmer ...
Last night I get an email -
- which is really nothing more than a hyperlink, if you will -
- to a website that sends me...
Now the hairs are starting to stand up on the back of your neck.
Run the movie.
There is a spread of revelations. Who now?
We'll take you, Kathrine.
Now it's running, I think.
Well, I have to reveal something and...
It's like ... Yes, it's borderline.
But I want five points, so now I'm going all the way.
I can reveal that I am a little nauseous.
Then I can reveal that it is something ... I have done myself.
A kind of do-it-yourself project. And now I hope you are ready.
Like this.
A small belly.
Yes, and I'm going to get something.
Now comes the baby.
I want to reveal what is inside the stomach.
Disclosure on the disclosure.
I know that, but you don't.
I don't dare blow it up myself.
Can't you do it? Keep your ears open.
No, Kathrine...!
It's an arrow!
No!
It's a snack baby!
It was just food that was in there.
- That's surprising! - Magnificent.
Cheese pops and popcorn.
Eating is my solo project most days.
I can also have trouble with being bloated.
Then it looks like it did in the video.
What an emotional roller coaster ride.
- We still need a disclosure. - Hadi.
I have a disclosure with me, which is ... It's a bit difficult with these tasks.
It's hard to come up with something that I know Lasse will appreciate.
I also think this autograph was really difficult.
And then I thought: Whoa, it can't be just me who is having a hard time.
The others must have a hard time with it too. Then I thought:
Maybe I could reveal something about one of the other participants.
Oh my god, Hadi! You didn't!
For example ...
Now that's a little too exciting.
For example, there was the task of the autograph -
- where one of the participants has bought an item with an autograph on it.
- True. - Roll the clip.
Okay.
It is the easiest 500 kroner I have earned.
The autograph that Jesper Ole used on a broccoli ...
I need to understand this.
How did you do it? Because you found the book in Den Blå Avis.
How many autographs of Obama are there on Den Blå Avis? [website like eBay]
How did you know he was going to go for it?
I thought: I'll try. Then I signed an autograph.
- So you did the autograph? - Yes, yes.
- Are those your crow's feet? - Yes.
Damn, how good.
Which gave him more points than my own autograph.
How could you sit on that secret?
It was also difficult. Especially after he got more points.
Each time, Hadi says, "I'm looking forward to this uncovering mission."
You have also said: "Jesper Ole, you should be very happy."
"You'll be really happy to see it."
Let's dole out some points.
I have the hardest time ranking four of you.
So I'll lay out the obvious end: It's five points, Hadi.
I was genuinely surprised by that revelation -
- that there were cheese balls and popcorn in your gender reveal balloon.
So I give four points to Kathrine for a surprise -
- and a revelation I didn't see through.
I will admit, Petra ...
I find it a lot of trouble to turn the beer cans correctly.
Three points for that. It is God after all, two points.
- Jesper Ole, one point. - I went all the way to the Harz.
That's the way it is.
Stop it. We only have one more task to be solved at my house.
- What have we saved for the very end? - A slightly special one.
I don't have a count of how many times participants have solved something -
- where they thought ... It wasn't quite there.
And said, "Shut up, now I know what I should have done."
And I then thought: It is very easy to say.
Now we have to do a task that involves getting balls into a large tube.
It looks like the task has started and all the marbles have fallen.
The green.
Oh no. I know I don't understand this assignment.
I got it. Cover the field with balls. And get him on the phone.
How do you feel about balls?
I don't have an opinion on them. They are there and that's fine.
Now what have you come up with?
"Put the most balls up the pipe."
"You must not move the tube."
"You have three minutes."
"Time starts now." Okay.
But ...
Ah!
Then everything is back as we know it.
Three minutes to get balls in a tube, and a slightly irritated Anders.
So Mark, what are we going to see?
Without further ado, let's see five grown people -
- try to put some balls up in a tube.
How do I do it? Think, think, think.
Do we have any tape?
You can't do that. Bad idea.
- Seven. - If you give me the balls...
- Eight. - I can count, thank you.
Oh, it's hard.
Ssh.
No, come on! Crouch down for one more. Bow again.
More. More balls!
Let's get 'em all!
The task favors people with mush heads.
Boom. Boom. Boom.
- Ten seconds. - I can't reach that.
And ...
Time out.
Boom. Thanks.
Byebye.
It was good, I think.
- Would you do anything differently? - I wouldn't have time for that.
Would you have done anything differently?
You could use something else in the room.
Yes!
At least it wasn't humiliating. That was the most important thing for me.
Hey hey, Mark.
No...!
Oh no.
And there wasn't even vinegar in the tube.
How good you all are. I can see ... no.
How did the five participants manage the task?
At the top: Petra, 84 balls.
Hadi, you got 71 balls up. Jesper Ole, you got 61.
Anders: 32. And Kathrine ...
Zero.
A nice simple task to round off the season -
- before we get to the final.
Unless you wish you had made it a little worse.
I was pretty sure there was no ulterior motive...
But okay.
They were crossed.
Oh no.
Maybe it was just a setup for the right task, so it comes here.
My goodness!
- Again? - I have deja vu.
"Improve your result from the previous task."
- "You now have three new minutes." - "Best improvement wins."
"Time starts now."
- A little more pace this time. - Now the time has started.
Be really nice. I'll take your nice hat.
It has never been such a great advantage -
- doing really badly in a Stormester task.
The participants often solve a task -
- and says afterwards: "Here's what I should have done."
Now they can prove they can do better.
How did they do, Mark?
It's exciting, what unique solutions...
Now, it wasn't until the following year that we got a second chance.
It was two minutes after.
- Has anyone made a new solution? - No.
So let's see...
... four people do exactly the same thing.
Back to the tape!
- Same technique? - Yes, 100.
It is not certain that I will win, but I will go down in flames.
- Then we just start. - Same technique.
We ask each other to do the same.
You have one minute left.
Are you having fun?
How good it is. Then it just goes quietly out there.
Come on.
We simply need to improve this.
More balls.
It's also really fun. Bring the old man in -
- and twice force him to stuff stupid balls up a pipe.
- Time's up. - Oh my God.
- I wonder if it's an improvement. - Stay seated.
- We have received exactly the same number in. - Yes, it could look like that.
It's a shame. If someone has come up with a bad solution.
- Has anyone made a bad solution? - Kathrine Abrahamsen.
No, I seriously don't want to. No!
Fuck you.
Oh!
- Things are going better than before. - You don't have to say anything to me.
- One more. Shit, I sweat a lot. - Time's up. Is the mood better?
Yeah, I actually thought people would be clapping now.
Boom!
Suck on it.
Huh. Yes, yes, yes.
Kathrine, that is a better result.
Yes!
Four of the participants did exactly the same in the second attempt.
Before we reveal how we went about improving the results -
- one tried something else.
I asked the participants if they would have done anything differently.
And Hadi actually had a new idea.
Don't pump it up. You're only preparing to disappoint me.
Shut up, Mark.
"Improve your result from the previous task. Best improvement wins."
And the time starts...
Now.
I think it looks better.
And ... time's up.
Not the same improvement as Kathrine.
But in relation to my starting point, it looks promising.
Hadi, you are trying something new.
Unfortunately, this is not what we award points for.
Specifically, who has improved the result the most?
After all, we can start where it hurts the most. Over at the panther's.
Anders, you got 32 balls in the first attempt.
In the second attempt it was 21 balls. So a deterioration of 11 balls.
But it gives one point.
Petra, you actually had the most difficult starting point.
- Because you were the best the first time. - There are no points for that.
You go with the same tactics and actually manage in the second round -
- to make it worse.
You end up with a five-ball loss, but it's worth two points.
Now it's very close.
We just saw your tube, Hadi. It looked impressive.
But you make the smallest improvement of the three of you.
An improvement of 15 balls and that gives three points.
Jesper, you make an improvement of 23 balls.
Kathryn ...
No...
... is just two better. Four points for Jesper and five for Kathrine.
It feels good in the stomach.
One measly point separates the man in front -
- from No. 2 before the very last task of the season.
The final task that is unfolding here on stage right now.
Mark, this task will decide who wins the entire season.
Who will read the task aloud?
Kathrine has to.
- The winner. Here you go. - No, not really.
"Get the most weight on the seesaw without popping the balloon."
"You must take turns placing an object from the table in the box on the seesaw."
"Whoever has placed the most weight on the seesaw when the balloon pops wins."
"If you pop the balloon, you're out."
Yes, you must round up -
- and put only one object in the triangular box.
And it is then about having put the most weight on.
We know the weight of all the objects. The one with the most weight wins.
But if you've put so much weight into -
- that it flips up and pops the balloon, then you are disqualified.
We have placed you in order of points.
Kathrine, you will be allowed to start the very first pregnancy.
- Can you just take a nap? - Here you have to touch all the things.
This one is easy. I think it needs some work, but it's not...
A hand.
- What are we going with, Kathrine? - This guy is fat.
- Fine. - Also to be nice to you.
Jesper Ole, please choose one thing.
Petra, please.
A thing?
It is not completely down. Then it doesn't weigh.
So.
It could handle that too.
- What is the tactic? - The tactic is that I am angry now.
Well, it's new beats.
Whoa, bottoms first.
Ouch.
Catherine again.
- Now it gets exciting. - You never know what it can take.
Is it starting to loosen up a bit over here?
- I'll take this fresh guy. - A lizard.
Jesper Ole.
- Let's see with the little piggy. - You are not afraid of you.
- An attitude...! - Petra.
- Do you dare? - I have to bet.
- Let's go! - It's the big pot.
Do it! Do it! Do it!
So!
It's naughty.
Can it get any crazier?
- Was there weight in the bell? - Surprisingly light weight.
No, come on, Anders. Do it!
Oh no!
Yes man!
Hadi, come over here.
Here is the trophy. It's yours. Accept it and the tribute of the people.
Is it okay if I kiss it?
Yes you may. For that matter, you can get away with it.
After all, it requires you to take a chance -
- if you are so close to smelling victory. Anders did.
This season's winner is Grandmaster Hadi Ka-koush.
If you've just turned on your television, you've missed it all.
But we're back for Christmas. Thanks for tonight.
Original Danish text: Karl Wagner Danish Video Text