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112: Driving in both lanesAbby Cox, Matt Gray and Iszi Lawrence face questions about mendacious mugs, biblical blurting and nifty notes. |
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111: The life-changing drinkKaren Kavett, Francis Heaney and Sam Meeps face questions about audacious accessories, cunning cricketers and digital designs. |
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110: A very 'odd' raceElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything!' face questions about concealed clocks, unique units and sneaky shoplifting. |
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109: The blue roomJulian O’Shea, Bill Sunderland and Dani Siller face questions about astronautical activities, appliance actions and Allen's abilities. |
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108: A very helpful beachSophie Ward, Julian Huguet and Tina Huang face questions about moving monuments, passed-over paintings and easy exams. |
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107: The DVD of angerLucy Rogers, Molly Edwards and Trace Dominguez face questions about religious roads, secret services and transport thingamyjigs. |
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106: Calorie-free oilDan Schreiber, James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski and Andrew Hunter Murray from 'No Such Thing as a Fish' face questions about technical translations, missing movies and gesture guesstimates. |
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105: Unused toy boatsSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about witty workwear, tongue ticks and wartime warnings. |
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104: Hannibal's hornsElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum face questions about creative credits, baffling borders and racing research. |
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103: Polo pitch invadersÓlafur Waage, Evan Edinger and Hannah Witton face questions about humble hills, landmark LPs and supplemented signs. |
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102: A greengrocer's bookHank Green, Ceri Riley and Daniel Peake face questions about fake facts, ridiculous roads and wrongful words. |
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101: George Washington and boxingCorry Will, Luke Cutforth and Jordan Harrod face questions about animated ants, badminton brilliance and peculiar products. |
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100: Painting the sharkDan Schreiber, James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski and Andrew Hunter Murray from 'No Such Thing As a Fish' face questions about farcical facials, rapid rides and steep smiles. |
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99: Anti-stress vending machinesJenny Draper, David Bennett and Annie Rauwerda face questions about pyromaniac phrases, eulogised elements and anonymous athletes. |
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98: 65 luggage bagsEglė Vaškevičiūtė, Bill Sunderland and Dani Siller face questions about mammal moments, brand boundaries and artist assistance. |
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97: Mexican RobocopSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about comical connections, little lakes and technical tofu. |
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96: The king of everywhereElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything!' face questions about roundabout routes, mysterious messages and devillish doorbells. |
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95: Musical fly swattersÓlafur Waage, Evan Edinger and Hannah Witton face questions about cartoon creation, municipal meetings and presidential performances. |
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94: The empty pizza boxHank Green, Ceri Riley and Daniel Peake face questions about practical pencils, pyromaniac profiteers and prodigious protoplasm. |
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93: Political proofsCorry Will, Luke Cutforth and Jordan Harrod face questions about studio sackings, timely trademarks and complicated campaigns. |
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92: Inverted guitarsJenny Draper, David Bennett and Annie Rauwerda face questions about repetitious races, thankful towns and natural nourishment. |
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91: A secret base, revealedRobert Llewellyn, Bill Sunderland and Dani Siller face questions about mud mounds, circling canines and priceless printers. |
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90: Manhole Easter eggsKaren Chu ('Good Job Brain'), Bob Hagh and Lizzy Skrzypiec face questions about rough recreations, reluctant referees and Rubik's records. |
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89: Smashing productsSimon Clark, Alec Steele and Rowan Ellis face questions about red resources, radioactive readings and retooled recreations. |
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88: Rolling a 7Ella Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about devious designs, tantalizing tubes and baffling bans. |
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87: Rory McIlroy's (blank)Sabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about solar solutions, recreational results and audience accumulation. |
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86: Tricycles that leanRuth Amos & Shawn Brown ('Kids Invent Stuff') and Daniel Peake face questions about corporeal cells, tricksy tricycles and fantastic frying pans. |
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85: Pyromaniac noveltiesStuart Goldsmith, Sophie Ward and Katie Steckles face questions about helpful hangers, location lines and cohabiting coordination. |
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84: Leftover contraptionsSam Reich, Ashley Hamer and Adam Savage face questions about police paperwork, tiny text and judicial jobs. |
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83: The user un-friendly libraryAbigail Thorn, Annie Rauwerda and Jordan Harrod face questions about book buying, cancer care and studio symbols. |
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82: Cattle at the officeKaren Chu ('Good Job Brain'), Bob Hagh and Lizzy Skrzypiec face questions about golf gatherings, risky records and flirty figurines. |
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81: Women in redSimon Clark, Alec Steele and Rowan Ellis face questions about creative calibration, Canadian cities and crafty cataloguing. |
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80: The identical trainersElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about forgetful fumbles, Chinese contraptions and tender timings. |
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79: Deliberately faulty rulersSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about universal units, vocational voices and quizzical questions. |
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78: Sneaky statutory statuesRuth Amos & Shawn Brown from 'Kids Invent Stuff' and Daniel Peake face questions about play programmes, dreary drives and captured caps. |
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77: Experiments by busStuart Goldsmith, Sophie Ward and Katie Steckles face questions about gaming goals, street signs and Parisian pedlars. |
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76: The man who ate snowSam Reich, Ashley Hamer and Adam Savage face questions about visual vistas, ridiculous running and film phobias. |
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75: Annoying ChadAbigail Thorn, Annie Rauwerda and Jordan Harrod face questions about political plaques, coin collection and suitcase sections. |
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74: 122,667 milesElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about cycling coercion, hoovering hacks and disproportionate drinks. |
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73: Resurrecting mammothsAdam Ragusea, Vanessa Hill and Stuart Ashen face questions about fake fittings, podcast production and sporting stunts. |
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72: Billy Joel's 'Kohuept'Sabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about bricked-up buildings, money misunderstandings and transmuted text. |
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71: The sushi blockbusterDaniel Peake, Lizzy Skrzypiec and Bill Sunderland face questions about bonus bunkers, fitness fanatics and incidental insurance. |
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70: Holding up a desk lampHannah Fry, Lily Hevesh and Brian David Gilbert face questions about Tokyo text, state symbols and copyright clauses. |
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69: A very speedy spiderEvan & Katelyn Heling and Emily Calandrelli face questions about satellite sizes, shirt selections and salt sales. |
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68: Bright green icingMolly Edwards, Becky Stern and Jenny Draper face questions about fancy flowers, shirt selections and car coordination. |
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67: The colour sequence secretElla Hubber, Caroline Roper and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about confectionery companies, Covid conditions and culinary choices. |
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66: The lock-breaking pencilAdam Ragusea, Vanessa Hill and Stuart Ashen face questions about stationery stories, secret shapes and sporting sites. |
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65: Air-conditioned pilotsSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about telltale tapes, rigorous registrations and troublesome towers. |
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64: Black and white bowtiesDaniel Peake, Lizzy Skrzypiec and Bill Sunderland face questions about shoe safes, safety signs and sinuous streets. |
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63: Upside-down richesHannah Fry, Lily Hevesh and Brian David Gilbert face questions about desperate decrees, crowded ceremonies and rebalanced records. |
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62: The lifesaving blackoutHannah Witton, Mike Boyd and Geoff Marshall face questions about versatile voting, clever creatures and brick buildings. |
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61: Instruments made by insectsEvan & Katelyn Heling and Emily Calandrelli face questions about growing gains, wrong watches and cat calamaties. |
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60: The world's longest shipMolly Edwards, Becky Stern and Jenny Draper face questions about pet permutations, infant images and rope ruses. |
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59: The player on both teamsCorry Will, Luke Cutforth and Jack Chesher face questions about designer drinks, basketball business and festival flyers. |
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58: Straight-line sportsBernadette Banner, Emily Graslie and Dani Siller face questions about jogging jobs, textual T-shirts and dangerous dogs. |
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57: Computers that love '7'Toby Hendy, Matthew Schuchman and Julian O'Shea face questions about celebrity stars, film foul-ups and security systems. |
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56: World-famous battery packsCaroline Roper, Ella Hubber and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything!' face questions about eccentric earrings, dawdling deliveries and cattle calculations. |
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55: Octopodes in treesRowan Ellis, Katie Steckles and Dani Siller ('Escape This Podcast') face questions about periodic poles, silly signs and iconic icons. |
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54: Smearing honey on doorsJacklyn Dallas ('Nothing But Tech'), Beryl Shereshewsky and Alec Watson ('Technology Connections') face questions about charity costs, goofy greetings and malleable metal. |
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53: The criminal caught by a toyCorry Will, Luke Cutforth and Jack Chesher face questions about Chinese curios, perilous Perspex and dynamic drinks. |
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52: Square-eyed dogsMichelle Khare, Kip Heath and Joe Hanson face questions about far-flung flights, rapping records and odd opposites. |
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51: Snap! Hacker! Pop!Toby Hendy, Matthew Schuchman and Julian O'Shea face questions about superlative streets, marine mutinies and blacked-out books. |
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50: Undercover sunburnCaroline Roper, Ella Hubber and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything!' face questions about story studies, Disney descriptions and pictorial publicity. |
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49: Completely inedible eggsRowan Ellis, Katie Steckles and Bill Sunderland ('Escape This Podcast') face questions about martial arts mastery, boating back stories and motoring materials. |
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48: Increasingly impressive playsJacklyn Dallas ('Nothing But Tech'), Beryl Shereshewsky and Alec Watson ('Technology Connections') face questions about martial arts mastery, boating back stories and motoring materials. |
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47: Apples for General Lee?Caroline Roper, Ella Hubber and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about condiment condition, reverse roaming and strobing satellites. |
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46: Mr. Kill Gun DieAnna Ploszajski, Scott Manley and Bill Sunderland face questions about stately stands, letter lists and silver streaks. |
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45: Mission to nowhereRuth Amos and Shawn Brown ('Kids Invent Stuff') and Dani Siller ('Escape This Podcast') face questions about bread balls, maligned musicals and profitable postage. |
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44: TV directing in reverseFrom 'Jet Lag: The Game', Sam Denby, Adam Chase and Ben Doyle face questions about food fakery, coat calamities and vaccine verses. |
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43: Six unopenable letterboxesJeremy Fielding, Estefannie and Inés Dawson ('Draw Curiosity') face questions about sporting sobbing, bad breakfasts and shorn sweethearts. |
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42: Giant concrete ballsAnnie Rauwerda ('Depths of Wikipedia'), J. Draper and Geoff Marshall face questions about rumbling roads, sacred snacks and keyboard quirks. |
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41: Barefoot job applicationsCaroline Roper, Ella Hubber and Tom Lum from 'Let's Learn Everything' face questions about diamond dealing, disorganised diners and dodgy documents. |
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40: Swimming without waterAnna Ploszajski, Scott Manley and Bill Sunderland face questions about cheffy shortcuts, red ropes and pricey papers. |
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39: Dare you brave this shopping mall?Ruth Amos and Shawn Brown ('Kids Invent Stuff') and Dani Siller ('Escape This Podcast') face questions about slapdash squiggles, poster positioning and fishy football fixtures. |
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38: Edward's buried paintFrom 'Jet Lag: The Game', Sam Denby, Adam Chase and Ben Doyle face questions about copyright chicanery, microstate melodies and fruitless flights. |
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37: Keep left at the quarryJeremy Fielding, Estefannie and Inés Dawson ('Draw Curiosity') face questions about treaty texts, shirt sequences and practical photocopies. |
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36: The no-show French kingAnnie Rauwerda ('Depths of Wikipedia'), J. Draper and Geoff Marshall face questions about sporting schemes, misty mirrors and Boston billboards. |
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35: Selfies with number 57Emily the Engineer, Wren Weichman and Kip Heath face questions about benefit bonuses, stationery sales and plummeting platforms. |
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34: Six unnecessary doorknobsMelissa Fernandes, Sabrina Cruz and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about generous grades, delayed days and spacious sidewalks. |
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33: Crooked camel competitionsBill Sunderland and Dani Siller (from 'Escape This Podcast') and Amelie Brodeur face questions about colour-coded kindness, curious keypads and cosmic kit. |
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32: Losing golf balls for funXyla Foxlin, Jordan Harrod and Becky Stern face questions about cable cutting, baking brilliance and ska band shenanigans. |
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31: The genius of cheese slicesBrian McManus from 'Real Engineering', Sarah Renae Clark and Nicholas Johnson face questions about timely treatments, perceptive painters and bisected badges. |
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30: The orchestrated in-jokeMark Rober, Virginia Schutte and Jabrils face questions about rigorous racing, perceptive photography, and vexatious vexillology. |
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29: The passenger going nowhereEmily the Engineer, Wren Weichman and Kip Heath face questions about right-handed roads, tea taxonomy and broken bikes. |
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28: An 'out of this world' lectureMelissa Fernandes, Sabrina Cruz and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about crafty clocks, remunerative records and veiled video games. |
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27: Extra-green cat treesBill Sunderland and Dani Siller (from 'Escape This Podcast') and Amelie Brodeur face questions about troublesome tower blocks, bonkers bookings and factually-incorrect films. |
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26: The car crash 'dummy'Xyla Foxlin, Jordan Harrod and Becky Stern face questions about cheapo chicken, problematic passwords and bountiful bananas. |
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25: A deliberately bad programBrian McManus from 'Real Engineering', Sarah Renae Clark and Nicholas Johnson face questions about sincere symbols, shrewd signage and silly stickers. |
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24: The coins buried with SinatraMark Rober, Jabrils and Virginia Schutte face questions about football faults, soil secrets, and educational eats. |
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23: Naval gazing'Karen Puzzles' Kavett, Rebecca 'Dr Becky' Smethurst and Stuart 'Ashens' Ashen face questions about medical methods, musical murders, and McDonald's marketing. |
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22: A carousel's little secret'SuperSaf' AhmedMia, Ali Spagnola and Mehdi 'ElectroBOOM' Sadaghdar face questions about rigging research, dating dwellings and exploiting extras. |
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21: The bandit that gives backSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about deceptive dates, brick buildings and baseball baiting. |
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20: The rigged JFK electionWilliam Osman, Dani Siller and Bill Sunderland face questions about statesmanly statues, parking perks and bountiful birthdays. |
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19: 315,000 obsolete index cardsCleo Abram, Simone Giertz and 'Legal Eagle' Devin Stone face questions about confusing conveyors, flooded fields and bad-faith baseball. |
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18: Making cosplay worthwhileJay Foreman, Kip Heath and Jason Slaughter ('Not Just Bikes') face questions about awkward animals, Indian ingenuity, and a Peter Pan problem. |
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17: Some 3-D movies from 1903'Karen Puzzles' Kavett, Rebecca 'Dr Becky' Smethurst and Stuart 'Ashens' Ashen face questions about political powercuts, red rectangles, and astonishing anvils. |
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16: The 2-year-old newborn'SuperSaf' AhmedMia, Ali Spagnola and Mehdi 'ElectroBOOM' Sadaghdar face questions about scientific statues, slashed screens, and a silly sequence. |
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15: Elfrida, dog detectiveSabrina Cruz, Melissa Fernandes and Taha Khan from 'Answer in Progress' face questions about baffling bans, Australian emblems, and stamp sales. |
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14: A flaming good flightDani Siller & Bill Sunderland ('Escape This Podcast') and William Osman face questions about crooning tunes, morning mishaps and enigmatic elevators. |
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13: A glassware tax affairCleo Abram, Simone Giertz and 'Legal Eagle' Devin Stone face questions about colossal chains, prudish paintings, and golden goblets. |
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12: The most-kissed woman in historyTrace Dominguez, Nahre Sol and Jordan Harrod face questions about crafty candidates, protective parking and goofy glasses. |
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11: Who uses the 10-08-42 rule?Rowan Ellis, Vanessa Hill and Grady Hillhouse face questions about diehard disease, pill-popping performers, and ridiculous room numbers. |
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10: The day that cost $700mMarques Brownlee, Wren Weichman and Hayley Loren discuss questions about clever communications, ridiculous registrations and distant destinations. |
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9: The purple seats mysteryCorry Will, Luke Cutforth and Jade Tan-Holmes face questions about mysterious medicines, calamitous currency and dodgy dealings. |
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8: What Liechtenstein shares with EnglandBrady Haran, Mary Spender and Eric Johnson face questions about an unwanted win, a gruesome graveyard and a lucky performance. |
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7: The brilliant burger chain ruseDani Siller, Bill Sunderland and Matt Parker face questions about plastic plates, academic awards and creative cereals. |
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6: Solve a 13th Century murder!Trace Dominguez, Nahre Sol and Jordan Harrod face questions about profitable collisions, familiar flags, and knotty problems. |
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5: When time goes up to 30 o'clockRowan Ellis, Vanessa Hill and Grady Hillhouse face questions about logo longevity, Kodak complaints, and perplexing playgrounds. |
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4: The currency that cuts crimeMarques Brownlee, Hayley Loren and Wren Weichman face questions about crime-busting currency, a sporting crisis and night-inspired combat. |
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3: Why did 1959's album charts vanish?Jade Tan-Holmes, Corry Will and Luke Cutforth face questions about missing album charts, an evasive painter and a flaw in 'Lord of the Flies'. |
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2: What was measured in 'gillettes'?Brady Haran, Mary Spender and Eric Johnson face questions about a creative fire, bloodless hitmen and partly-useless products. |
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1: The elevator where you're "born again"Matt Parker, Bill Sunderland and Dani Siller face questions about a 'born again' elevator, a bronze medal failure and a very expensive Danish supermarket. |