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00:00:00This evening, who knows, the silver of the Bulgarian cinema and the actor in the background.
00:00:12Hello and welcome to Who Knows, the show in which we do not look for encyclopedic knowledge, but logical thinking.
00:00:34As you can see, Valery Bozhinov is not a fool, because a person only when he knows what he is, only I know what I am.
00:00:44Now, here are our captains who live for one glory, because we give them money.
00:00:51Applause for the actors who know how to lose with a smile, maybe because they lose foreign money.
00:00:56Mom's golden Milica Glatnishka and Hristo Padev.
00:01:05Hey, they are very noisy.
00:01:09In the team Milica enters a golden boy with a silver coat.
00:01:13They called him everything, silver, hair, Sano, even someone called him Sano.
00:01:18And soon they will call him Diado.
00:01:20And the story-teller of the latest adventure reality, the island of 100 hryvnias, Alexander Sano.
00:01:28Alexander Sano!
00:01:35Sasha, I am very glad to meet you.
00:01:38Me too.
00:01:39Do you think it will be more difficult to survive in the jungle or to win in Who Knows?
00:01:44We'll see. I was born with a lot of logic and less intellect to get things right.
00:01:52You know your show.
00:01:54Yes.
00:01:55What is really different in the new reality in which you are leading?
00:02:00I think it's a more updated version of similar shows we've seen so far.
00:02:06And one of the differences is that it's not as powerful.
00:02:11You need a lot of logic, strategic, social skills and so on.
00:02:18It's like our show, but not exactly.
00:02:21It's a little bit more interesting with an idea.
00:02:26You are more interesting than all of us, Dominic.
00:02:29This is not a news, thank you.
00:02:31Applause for the man.
00:02:33In the football team today we have a second-generation actor.
00:02:37He is the son of the great professor Tanasa Tanasov.
00:02:40And he is proof that the pear does not fall further than the tree.
00:02:43Applause for the young blood of the military theater.
00:02:47Jasen Tanasov!
00:02:51Jasen, hello.
00:02:53Hello.
00:02:54Nice to meet you.
00:02:56I've known you since I was a kid.
00:02:58Yes, my mother used to take me to the gym.
00:03:02You and your sister are actors.
00:03:05Yes.
00:03:06Like your sisters.
00:03:07Yes.
00:03:08Couldn't you come up with something else?
00:03:10No.
00:03:11Our imagination is not like that.
00:03:13You are on the same level.
00:03:15It's the same with us.
00:03:17You know what's going on.
00:03:19Our guests and captains are so talkative.
00:03:21It's like in the interstellar wars, ladies and gentlemen.
00:03:24Let's see how many people in the audience have chosen the dark side.
00:03:28And how many have chosen the Russian side.
00:03:32The back row, Milica.
00:03:34We see.
00:03:35I mean, 43 people.
00:03:39Not bad.
00:03:40Bravo, my friend.
00:03:41Not bad, bravo.
00:03:44And the back row, Padev.
00:03:45Let's mark one, two, three.
00:03:4840 people.
00:03:49Bravo.
00:03:55The Russian side.
00:03:56We are happy with the Russian side.
00:03:58I have a question for the Russian side.
00:04:00Why don't you get a candidate for the European Parliament?
00:04:02Are you afraid of Misha Finteres?
00:04:03Yes.
00:04:04No, I'm the future mayor of that little town
00:04:06that I'm from, but my wife told me to mention it on the air
00:04:09that I've been annoying people.
00:04:11I recommend it to you.
00:04:13Pavel Banya.
00:04:14It's not about Pavel Banya.
00:04:16You said it.
00:04:17I used to go to Pavel Banya when I was little.
00:04:19Oh, you did?
00:04:20Yes, yes.
00:04:21I don't want to know anything more.
00:04:23Shall we start the game?
00:04:24Yes.
00:04:25Because the audience is waiting for you.
00:04:26They want to see you play.
00:04:27Yes.
00:04:28It's not a holiday fairytale.
00:04:29Today we start the game with the Russian side.
00:04:32Give me a chance.
00:04:34Milica and Sano.
00:04:36Yes, great.
00:04:37And Sano.
00:04:39How did we get here?
00:04:40Oh, good.
00:04:41Everything is fine.
00:04:42Look now.
00:04:43Please choose a category.
00:04:44Categories.
00:04:45Let's choose Elvis.
00:04:46Let's choose Elvis.
00:04:47Come on, Elvis.
00:04:48Come on.
00:04:49A handsome man.
00:04:50Let's choose Elvis.
00:04:51With a magnificent voice.
00:04:52I'm here for the money.
00:04:53Not for the show.
00:04:54Let's see the question behind this category.
00:04:57And it is.
00:05:01What innovative business idea did Elvis Presley's manager have?
00:05:07A. Patents Elvis' haircut.
00:05:10B. Sells logos with the inscription
00:05:13I hate Elvis.
00:05:15C. Turns Graceland into a tourist attraction.
00:05:22Do you know the answer?
00:05:23I think I know it, but obviously you know it too.
00:05:25I think I know it too.
00:05:27But it's not fair.
00:05:29What do you mean?
00:05:30It's not fair.
00:05:31I can't be ashamed that I'm intelligent.
00:05:33I'm sorry.
00:05:34Yes.
00:05:36Besides, every time we give a wrong answer,
00:05:39you'll see what kind of laugh you'll get after this.
00:05:41Yes.
00:05:42But barely.
00:05:43Are you in the center?
00:05:45Yes, I am.
00:05:46Yes, exactly.
00:05:47We think that the answer is...
00:05:50Let's give a tone.
00:05:51Let's give it.
00:05:53Three.
00:05:54Four.
00:05:55This is the answer.
00:06:04I'm sorry.
00:06:05Did you test it?
00:06:06No.
00:06:07Somewhere, but it didn't turn out the way we thought it would.
00:06:10There was a sun, there were people here.
00:06:12There was a sun, there were people here.
00:06:14Yes, yes.
00:06:16Okay.
00:06:17Mark it nicely.
00:06:18The answer is B.
00:06:19Yes, lightly.
00:06:21The answer is B.
00:06:22Yes.
00:06:23Think of something on this question.
00:06:24What should we think of?
00:06:25What should we think of?
00:06:26No, they know it.
00:06:27They even guessed it.
00:06:28What should we think of?
00:06:29I hate birds.
00:06:31I don't.
00:06:32You don't.
00:06:33I don't either.
00:06:34No, you don't.
00:06:35Have you heard of this thing or do you know it?
00:06:37Something came to my mind.
00:06:39We used to carry these birds.
00:06:42While I was a fan of Michael Jackson,
00:06:44we had a club and we used to carry these birds,
00:06:46and Metallica fans used to touch and bite our birds.
00:06:50And that's how we became friends.
00:06:54And kids.
00:06:55And kids, yes.
00:06:56Come here, I'll bite you.
00:06:57This is the generation of the bitten bird.
00:06:59Yes, yes.
00:07:00But there was a fight on the street, really,
00:07:02between Metallica fans and Michael Jackson fans.
00:07:04There was, yes.
00:07:05I used to listen to Mila Kitić at that time,
00:07:07and no one ever bit my birds.
00:07:10People used to say,
00:07:11did you get it, Michael Jackson is dead.
00:07:13Mila Kitić, really?
00:07:18I was at a wedding in Vidin,
00:07:20and at the wedding,
00:07:21we were the guests of this guy,
00:07:23and we were having fun,
00:07:25but no one from Vidin came.
00:07:27No one came,
00:07:28and the DJ said,
00:07:29come on, friends from Vidin,
00:07:31let's show the guests,
00:07:33that the premier in Vidin is Mila Kitić.
00:07:36And everyone was like, wow.
00:07:38The name opens doors.
00:07:40Now.
00:07:41Let's see the real answer at the end.
00:07:43Now.
00:07:47The Dutchman Andreas Cornelius Van Quick,
00:07:50known as Colonel Tom Parker,
00:07:53is the manager of the king of rock'n'roll
00:07:55for more than 20 years,
00:07:57until Elvis Presley's death.
00:07:59He not only helps his career,
00:08:01but also builds it as a marketing product.
00:08:04The goal, of course,
00:08:05is to earn more money,
00:08:07with part of which,
00:08:08Parker can cover his gambling debts.
00:08:11Through an innovative business approach,
00:08:14the manager manages to monetize
00:08:16not only the love of fans,
00:08:18but also the hatred of others.
00:08:21Colonel Parker
00:08:22quickly launches signs with the inscription,
00:08:25I hate Elvis.
00:08:31Bravo.
00:08:33Bravo, bravo!
00:08:35Bravo.
00:08:37You can't do it all at once.
00:08:39Soon you'll meet Bass Luhrmann,
00:08:41a great director.
00:08:42The first impression is important.
00:08:44We did it this way,
00:08:46we'll answer a question later.
00:08:48Ah, okay.
00:08:50300 euros for the Milica team.
00:08:52Bravo.
00:08:53The team goes.
00:08:54Jasen, you're up.
00:08:55Jasen, you're up.
00:08:56Let's see.
00:08:57How do you see them now?
00:08:59There's one here,
00:09:00don't choose me.
00:09:01They're for us now, you know.
00:09:02She wants to...
00:09:03Okay, come on.
00:09:04Do you want to?
00:09:05Come on.
00:09:06Let's see.
00:09:07Don't choose me.
00:09:08Yes.
00:09:09Yes.
00:09:10Don't choose me means we choose.
00:09:12This is a reverse psychology.
00:09:14That's how it is.
00:09:15Don't choose me.
00:09:16No, no.
00:09:19Let's see the question
00:09:20from those behind this category.
00:09:26Macherbrum and Kacherbrum 2
00:09:30Yes.
00:09:31A.
00:09:32Are the first satellites of India.
00:09:35B.
00:09:36Are the biggest scrap presses in the world.
00:09:39And
00:09:40C.
00:09:41Are among the highest mountain peaks in the world.
00:09:46I told you not to choose him.
00:09:48Macherbrum and Kacherbrum.
00:09:50Is this something Indian?
00:09:51You say it.
00:09:52I'll say it again.
00:09:53Macherbrum and Kacherbrum 2.
00:09:56This sounds like an exercise in the first language.
00:09:59Macherbrum, Kacherbrum, Kacherbrum 2.
00:10:01Yes, yes.
00:10:02But there's no answer here.
00:10:03Okay.
00:10:04The biggest...
00:10:05That's a very good question.
00:10:06That's the fact.
00:10:08I think I know the correct answer.
00:10:10Wow.
00:10:12But I'm not sure.
00:10:16By the way, we know it.
00:10:18And now it's up to you, Madalita.
00:10:20I guess the answer is B.
00:10:22And I think these are mountain peaks in the Himalayas.
00:10:27Right.
00:10:28Or Karakorum.
00:10:29One of the two mountains that almost overflow.
00:10:33And that's why I don't know which peak is in which of the two.
00:10:36For example, K2.
00:10:37Yes, of course.
00:10:38Or, you know, there.
00:10:40But I'm almost sure that the answer is B.
00:10:43So we don't have to struggle any more.
00:10:45Yes, I would say the same.
00:10:46The answer is B.
00:10:47Yes.
00:10:48Don't you think the same?
00:10:49Let's say.
00:10:50Yes.
00:10:52No, I'm a little bit like that.
00:10:54For the viewers to India.
00:10:56But let's see.
00:10:58You see very well.
00:10:59I hope I struggled there.
00:11:01Something even came to my mind.
00:11:03Masher Brum thinks it's a peak that has never been climbed.
00:11:06Because it's sacred.
00:11:08The most sacred peak.
00:11:10And there is a belief that you shouldn't step on human feet there.
00:11:13Why did you just stand up in front of us like a big peak?
00:11:17If this is not the case.
00:11:19I just wanted to say.
00:11:20I have never heard so much knowledge about geography in my life.
00:11:24Wait.
00:11:25Not to say.
00:11:26And that in Indian language.
00:11:27I just wanted to say.
00:11:28Now that he has marked.
00:11:29We can already say our guess.
00:11:31You can.
00:11:32We think the answer is B.
00:11:34The press for Scorpio in the world.
00:11:36But this is just for fun, right?
00:11:37No, no.
00:11:38No, no.
00:11:39Why did you decide so?
00:11:40That's how it sounds to me.
00:11:41Masha.
00:11:42Sounds like that, yes.
00:11:43Masha.
00:11:44Something, right?
00:11:45Yes.
00:11:46Masha.
00:11:47Masha and Gash.
00:11:48Yes, something.
00:11:49Now I'm going to mash to Gash.
00:11:50It's something like that.
00:11:51Okay.
00:11:52Let's see the correct answer at this moment.
00:11:56The names Masha Brum and Gash Brum originate from the language of the Baltics,
00:12:01which inhabit the territory of the Baltics.
00:12:04Brum means mountain.
00:12:06And Masha, queen, lady.
00:12:08That is, Masha Brum is the queen of the mountain.
00:12:13Masha Brum is also known as K1 and is 7,821 meters high.
00:12:20Gash Brum 2 is also known as K4 and is 8,035 meters high.
00:12:26And the two peaks are part of the mountain range Karakorum in Central Asia.
00:12:33Amen.
00:12:35Bravo.
00:12:36That was good.
00:12:38Bravo.
00:12:40Who will bow?
00:12:42Who will bow on the podium?
00:12:44You.
00:12:45Because I said bow.
00:12:46No, no.
00:12:47I didn't say bow.
00:12:48Bowing in geography in Pavel Bane is better than bowing on the podium.
00:12:53So...
00:12:55Sasha, did you see what happened today?
00:12:57What happened today on the podium?
00:12:58300 euros for Bonfade.
00:13:02You are on the move.
00:13:03Arezano, you have the opportunity.
00:13:06Do you want us to choose the Eiffel Tower on the French line?
00:13:10Come on.
00:13:11Come on.
00:13:12On the French line?
00:13:13Yes.
00:13:15Let's see the question behind this category.
00:13:19On the last floor of the Eiffel Tower in Paris...
00:13:24A. There is a bungee jumping station that was discovered in 2016.
00:13:30B. There will be a Mona Lisa exhibition because of the Olympics.
00:13:35And...
00:13:36C. The apartment of Gustave Eiffel is located there.
00:13:42We know it.
00:13:43Very good question.
00:13:44You know it.
00:13:45Oh, is it us?
00:13:46It's us.
00:13:47I bluffed.
00:13:48I thought it was them.
00:13:50No, it's not us.
00:13:51It's us.
00:13:52Do you know it?
00:13:53No, honestly.
00:13:54Honestly, I'm telling you.
00:13:55I know it.
00:13:56Okay, let's think about it.
00:13:58There is a bungee jumping station.
00:14:00I doubt it.
00:14:01I doubt it.
00:14:04You answer in sync.
00:14:05You sing in sync.
00:14:06What's going on?
00:14:07Wait a minute.
00:14:08You are in a hurry.
00:14:09Wait a minute.
00:14:10We are...
00:14:11Cockroaches.
00:14:13We are obviously out of our minds.
00:14:15The wind will never allow it.
00:14:17Plus, this shape is...
00:14:18No, where is it?
00:14:19There are strong winds.
00:14:20It will hit the iron.
00:14:21Yes, in general...
00:14:22Is there any expansion in the upper part of the apartment?
00:14:24Yes, there is.
00:14:25There is a panorama.
00:14:26There is...
00:14:27It starts like this.
00:14:28And just before the top, there is a...
00:14:30Yes.
00:14:31It slightly expands.
00:14:32Yes.
00:14:33Yes.
00:14:34And actually, the apartment is in five dimensions.
00:14:37That's why you can only see three.
00:14:39But it's very...
00:14:41Wait a minute.
00:14:42Don't confuse me.
00:14:43Gustav Eiffel apartment or Mona Lisa?
00:14:46Why don't they show Mona Lisa?
00:14:47What?
00:14:48If they show her there, who will see her?
00:14:50There are a lot of tourists.
00:14:52But the question is...
00:14:53Do they have an elevator to take them there?
00:14:55And what's the point of showing her there,
00:14:57just to show her?
00:14:58You know what?
00:14:59I was hoping for a question where
00:15:01a person who hated Eiffel Tower so much
00:15:05would come there every day.
00:15:07Right.
00:15:08And I asked him,
00:15:09since you hate it so much,
00:15:10why do you come there every day?
00:15:11And he said,
00:15:12I can't see her from here.
00:15:16Very funny.
00:15:17And he eats there, in the restaurant.
00:15:21And I thought that was the question.
00:15:23Right.
00:15:24I knew it.
00:15:25But no.
00:15:26Right.
00:15:27So,
00:15:28I think it's logical that this is
00:15:30Gustav Eiffel's apartment.
00:15:32But...
00:15:33But what apartment?
00:15:34But imagine, Mona Lisa...
00:15:35There is a sewage system.
00:15:36How are they going to fix it?
00:15:37They have to dig it out.
00:15:39Can they dig it out?
00:15:42On the river?
00:15:43Wait a minute.
00:15:44Why?
00:15:45There is sewage,
00:15:46but they can't fix the water.
00:15:48But there are iron pipes.
00:15:49Can they dig it out in the sewage?
00:15:50Yes.
00:15:51Right.
00:15:52So, it's a categorical answer.
00:15:54I don't think...
00:15:55It's necessary.
00:15:56I think that if there is an extension,
00:15:59at least something like a small gallery
00:16:01and someone who wants to go there.
00:16:03You didn't go there, obviously.
00:16:04There is no restaurant there.
00:16:05Maybe there is a restaurant.
00:16:06Because I went there.
00:16:07And what?
00:16:08Because I went there.
00:16:09I didn't complain.
00:16:10It's beautiful.
00:16:11The whole city is visible.
00:16:12Is there a place for tourists to look around?
00:16:14How many?
00:16:1550-60 people?
00:16:16Listen.
00:16:17I give you the answer B again.
00:16:20Okay.
00:16:21Yes.
00:16:22Okay.
00:16:23This is the answer B.
00:16:31You mark it.
00:16:32I'm not laughing.
00:16:33Bravo, people.
00:16:34You are for the church choir.
00:16:36Yes, yes.
00:16:37Are you angels?
00:16:38Angels.
00:16:39Only after the answer,
00:16:40so that it doesn't turn out
00:16:41that we are for the opera.
00:16:42Only so that it doesn't turn out
00:16:43that the answer is A.
00:16:46We're getting there.
00:16:47What is the answer A?
00:16:48What do you think?
00:16:49No, no, no.
00:16:50No, no, no.
00:16:51Are you sure you know?
00:16:52Are you sure?
00:16:53Wait, wait.
00:16:54Answer A.
00:16:55Bungee, if they let them in the interior...
00:16:57He pulled forward a little.
00:16:58He can't go inside.
00:16:59Wait, what was the question?
00:17:00No, he can't.
00:17:01Do you know how a person is thrown?
00:17:02No, no, no.
00:17:03We marked it.
00:17:04Good.
00:17:05Milica and Sano's team gave the answer to their question.
00:17:08You saw with your own eyes
00:17:09whether their brains were in top form today
00:17:11or in bad form.
00:17:13We'll find out
00:17:14after a short commercial break on B-TV.
00:17:34Hello again to the studio of Who Knows,
00:17:36where Milica's team is facing each other
00:17:38with Milica's face and the coolest brother,
00:17:40Manga Sarjan Alexander Sano.
00:17:43And Padev's team, with Christo Padev
00:17:45and the pride of Professor Taras Tarasov
00:17:47and the actor Jasen Tarasov.
00:17:52Before the commercials for the last floor
00:17:54of the Eiffel Tower in Paris,
00:17:56Milica and Sano's team marked the answer B.
00:17:59Before they start hitting each other's heads in the bank
00:18:02or something worse, hitting me in the bank,
00:18:05let's see the correct answer.
00:18:08The Eiffel Tower was built between 1887 and 1889
00:18:16and is divided into three floors.
00:18:18On the first two floors there are different restaurants
00:18:21and the third floor offers something very special
00:18:24for visitors.
00:18:26There, at a height of 276 meters,
00:18:30Gustave Eiffel welcomed his guests
00:18:33to his apartment.
00:18:36This space is restored in its original form
00:18:39as the guests play the leading roles
00:18:42of the daughters of Eiffel
00:18:44and the inventor Thomas Edison.
00:18:52Only in France can there be such a look.
00:18:55It's nice there.
00:19:00Let's give them a round of applause.
00:19:06The guests clearly had to squeeze themselves up there.
00:19:10Where's the camera?
00:19:12It's over there.
00:19:14I'm going to pee and you'll be back in three hours.
00:19:17Okay, that's nice.
00:19:19You have 300 left.
00:19:21And now, team P, you're up.
00:19:23You have a chance to beat them now.
00:19:25I started well, but let's see.
00:19:27I pressed a little for the first one, now it's your turn.
00:19:30Do you like someone?
00:19:32Practically.
00:19:34Let's see.
00:19:36Guys, who are you fooling?
00:19:38Why are you doing this on our show?
00:19:41Let's see.
00:19:43The question for this category is...
00:19:48To protect my car's battery from discharge,
00:19:52I recommend...
00:19:54A. To keep your car locked even in the garage.
00:19:59B. To wrap the battery around the car.
00:20:03C. To wrap the battery with aluminum foil.
00:20:07D. To place the car every day, even for a few meters.
00:20:13It's very easy.
00:20:15You think it's easy?
00:20:17It's absolutely easy.
00:20:19I don't accept such psychological attacks.
00:20:22When you say it's easy, my hands are shaking.
00:20:25I stop thinking, not that I used to think a lot.
00:20:28But now I'm smart.
00:20:30I'll send you the answer.
00:20:32Send it to me.
00:20:34He knows it.
00:20:36If it's Anna Migniss with one eye...
00:20:39Mr. Tanasov, where is your car?
00:20:42Do you drive it regularly?
00:20:44No, I don't.
00:20:46You don't have a car.
00:20:48I have one, but I bought a motorbike to save money.
00:20:51Exactly.
00:20:53To protect your car's battery from discharge.
00:20:56To discharge it, of course.
00:20:58Yes, I recommend it.
00:21:00To sit in the garage.
00:21:02It's good to be in the garage, but to be locked up.
00:21:05The trick here is to lock yourself up in the garage.
00:21:08Not to be locked up in the garage.
00:21:10To not draw electricity.
00:21:12How do you draw electricity?
00:21:14I don't know.
00:21:16To wrap the battery with aluminum foil.
00:21:18Not to fry it, not to light the stove.
00:21:20How do you wrap it?
00:21:22I know you need warm water.
00:21:24When it falls on you, you need to wake it up with a warm towel.
00:21:27The battery is the main thing.
00:21:29With a cold towel.
00:21:31With a cold...
00:21:33Yes.
00:21:35To replace the car every day,
00:21:37even if it's only for a few meters.
00:21:39To attach it.
00:21:41If you replace it every day for a few meters,
00:21:43where are you going to put it?
00:21:45For a month.
00:21:47If you have a big garage...
00:21:49And you replace it.
00:21:51You replace it, you put it back.
00:21:53Look at this brilliant idea.
00:21:55This is our practical idea.
00:21:57That's all we can do.
00:21:59Okay, I'm being dragged.
00:22:01Where are you being dragged to?
00:22:03I'm not in this part.
00:22:05And now there's a friend watching.
00:22:07And he's pissing me off.
00:22:09He's not the only one pissing you off.
00:22:11I'm not pissing you off.
00:22:13I'm just starting my car.
00:22:15I'm not doing anything else.
00:22:17I'm an actor.
00:22:19I'm a slave to you.
00:22:21It's not convenient.
00:22:23When you hit the foil,
00:22:25what's the reaction?
00:22:27It's good, but what reaction?
00:22:29You tell me.
00:22:31You're all military actors.
00:22:33Don't you have...
00:22:35Accumulators.
00:22:37Military training.
00:22:39Don't you learn in the theater?
00:22:41Miro Pashov, don't you get together in the morning?
00:22:43Congratulations to Miro Pashov,
00:22:45director of the military theater.
00:22:47Let's take me on a tour with Sashko Dvamata.
00:22:49And Milica, one performance.
00:22:51Sano, let's go.
00:22:53Wait, it's not like that.
00:22:55Come on, arrange something.
00:22:57Colleagues, do you want to mark?
00:22:59Because there were a lot of ads.
00:23:01Who are you?
00:23:03What are you thinking about?
00:23:05I'm a little...
00:23:07Wait, wait.
00:23:09It's over.
00:23:11It's over.
00:23:13So that the car doesn't fall,
00:23:15you have to charge it.
00:23:17You have to charge it when you turn on the car.
00:23:19Thank God they saved it.
00:23:21Thank God for them.
00:23:23V is true.
00:23:25V, of course.
00:23:27This is your job.
00:23:29If you lose, I'll suffer as much as you.
00:23:31I'm sure.
00:23:33Because this will hurt him a lot.
00:23:35The whole of Bulgaria is laughing at us at the moment.
00:23:37The whole of Bulgaria.
00:23:39I look like an 18-year-old man.
00:23:41This is internal production.
00:23:43We'll do this for our entertainment.
00:23:45There are enough things to watch on TV.
00:23:47Let's not watch everything.
00:23:49Do you want to?
00:23:51Believe the answer now.
00:23:53Modern cars have
00:23:55many electronic systems
00:23:57that consume a lot of battery
00:23:59of the car.
00:24:01Energy is consumed even when
00:24:03the car is not in motion,
00:24:05because the electronic systems
00:24:07are waiting for the car to restart.
00:24:09Despite this,
00:24:11when the car shuts down,
00:24:13the control unit knows that the car
00:24:15does not need to move
00:24:17and turns off shortly after the shutdown.
00:24:19So it stops consuming energy.
00:24:21That's why
00:24:23the car needs to be shut down
00:24:25even in the garage.
00:24:29I'm really suffering.
00:24:31Don't shout.
00:24:33I'm really suffering.
00:24:35But I drive an electric car.
00:24:37I have electricity there.
00:24:39I don't have these problems.
00:24:41You can turn off the car there.
00:24:43I told you.
00:24:45You saw it.
00:24:47You should know it from me.
00:24:49You have 300 left.
00:24:51We are your friends.
00:24:53You should have a sportsman.
00:24:55Police team, you are on the move.
00:24:57Category, please.
00:24:59Adam and Eva.
00:25:01The first people.
00:25:03Let's see the first people.
00:25:05Are these people?
00:25:07And the question
00:25:09behind this category.
00:25:11A study
00:25:13conducted in a prestigious
00:25:15university in France
00:25:17reveals that women have
00:25:19more power over men
00:25:21if
00:25:23A. The red shoes they use
00:25:25have brighter colors.
00:25:27B. The heels of their shoes
00:25:29are higher.
00:25:31And
00:25:33C. They wear tighter shoes.
00:25:35All three are correct.
00:25:37Take the words out of my mouth.
00:25:39France.
00:25:41I like this one.
00:25:43We are well-coordinated.
00:25:45Yes, I have red shoes, but
00:25:47please,
00:25:49all three are correct.
00:25:51What do they want from us?
00:25:53Even though
00:25:55I would
00:25:57bet on something.
00:25:59On what?
00:26:01It's not for all men.
00:26:03You are not like all men.
00:26:05You are Alexander Sano.
00:26:07I like women
00:26:09to wear heels.
00:26:11She refuses more often
00:26:13because she is 1-2 cm taller than me.
00:26:15I was born in Poland.
00:26:17I grew a lot
00:26:19since 1980.
00:26:21Internally.
00:26:23More power over men.
00:26:25Very interesting question.
00:26:27I haven't thought about it.
00:26:29If a woman
00:26:31wears heels,
00:26:33does she become
00:26:35something like in Japan
00:26:37where sumo wrestlers are at the top?
00:26:39Maybe women should become like that.
00:26:41I want you to tell me
00:26:43the connection between
00:26:45heels and sumo wrestlers.
00:26:47That was a good question.
00:26:49This was the final question.
00:26:51Please, this is the captain of the team.
00:26:53Don't behave like this.
00:26:55I am a former sumo wrestler.
00:26:57But I am not what I used to be.
00:26:59Former?
00:27:01Yes.
00:27:03Does a woman
00:27:05wear tight heels?
00:27:07Does she wear them?
00:27:09Yes, she does.
00:27:11Let her wear tight heels.
00:27:13I used to dress up
00:27:15in tight heels.
00:27:17I used to dress them up
00:27:19and stay like this forever.
00:27:21It's horrible.
00:27:23Who dressed up?
00:27:25No one.
00:27:27I used to sit like this
00:27:29until the floor was destroyed.
00:27:31In no case
00:27:33does a woman wear tight heels.
00:27:35No way.
00:27:37Because you look thinner,
00:27:39more delicate.
00:27:41If a woman
00:27:43wears tight heels
00:27:45she won't look thin.
00:27:47But her walk
00:27:49will be more balanced.
00:27:51Yes.
00:27:53That's why I think
00:27:55we should go through the colors.
00:27:57If it's red,
00:27:59it's OK.
00:28:01But if it's white,
00:28:03it's OK.
00:28:05But if it's black,
00:28:07it's OK.
00:28:09Yes.
00:28:11But it's not bright black.
00:28:13It's not good.
00:28:15I don't know.
00:28:17If we try
00:28:19like this,
00:28:21can't we respect her more?
00:28:23You respect her,
00:28:25but you are not toxic.
00:28:27Milica,
00:28:29what are you saying?
00:28:31Say it!
00:28:33Now I'll jump on the balls.
00:28:35Can you sing a song?
00:28:37I'm telling you we have to work.
00:28:39Work, quickly!
00:28:41Work!
00:28:43What are you doing?
00:28:45I think that
00:28:47the answer is...
00:28:51This is the answer.
00:28:53This is the answer.
00:28:55Oh, no!
00:28:57It's getting worse.
00:29:01Bravo!
00:29:03What do you think, young man?
00:29:05The worm is pulling me there.
00:29:07That's what I think.
00:29:09Black worm.
00:29:11I don't know.
00:29:13The colors are...
00:29:15They are from France.
00:29:17They did the research on French women.
00:29:19What does that mean?
00:29:21They like make-up.
00:29:23Why now?
00:29:25You'll see that it's the balls.
00:29:27You'll see the sum.
00:29:29Now I'm confused.
00:29:31Let's see the answer.
00:29:33Let's understand the French truth.
00:29:37The bright red,
00:29:39the high balls and the tight curls
00:29:41have always been one of the strongest
00:29:43female weapons.
00:29:45But which of them do the women
00:29:47have the greatest power over the men?
00:29:49According to the research,
00:29:51if a woman wears high heels,
00:29:53she is 50% more likely
00:29:55to be hit by a man
00:29:57than if she wears flat shoes.
00:29:59For men,
00:30:01a woman with high heels
00:30:03looks taller, more self-confident
00:30:05and more sexually attractive.
00:30:07It's no coincidence that Marilyn Monroe
00:30:09said that if you give a girl
00:30:11the right shoes,
00:30:13she can rule the world.
00:30:15Bravo, Nana!
00:30:17Bravo!
00:30:19We win!
00:30:23Bravo!
00:30:25First, I have a French origin.
00:30:27Second, I married a woman.
00:30:29Otherwise, I understand.
00:30:31You understand, yes.
00:30:33In that case, you have 600 BGN.
00:30:35Bravo!
00:30:37The boys won.
00:30:39What do we do?
00:30:41Me?
00:30:43Give me the beer.
00:30:45Beer or literature?
00:30:47Look, this is a category
00:30:49where we don't know what's in it.
00:30:51Because we know a lot of such things.
00:30:53BGN, literature, thank you.
00:30:55BGN, literature, they chose it.
00:30:57The colleagues are afraid
00:30:59that it will not be published.
00:31:01We already chose it.
00:31:03Bravo!
00:31:05Let's see the question
00:31:07behind this category.
00:31:09Which classic children's book
00:31:11was the first to be translated
00:31:13into Bulgarian
00:31:15by Shishkov and Bebo Chervenoshchikov?
00:31:19A. Alice in Wonderland.
00:31:21B. Mechopukh.
00:31:23C. Pippi Longstocking.
00:31:29We chose it very well here.
00:31:31Wait a minute.
00:31:33Do you remember the character Alice
00:31:35in Wonderland?
00:31:37Someone who is, for example, fat
00:31:39so that Shishkov can give it to him
00:31:41and then put a penis in front of him?
00:31:43It's called full, not fat.
00:31:47Sasha, I really love you.
00:31:49You are a wonderful person
00:31:51who always, when you turn to me,
00:31:53I feel a love in the look
00:31:55that warms me.
00:31:57Every moment of this show.
00:31:59I'm here because of you.
00:32:03I thank you for coming.
00:32:05Soon you will go.
00:32:07Mechopukh, Pippi Longstocking.
00:32:09If I translate it into any language,
00:32:11that is, Shishkov.
00:32:13You see,
00:32:15the question is
00:32:17if you translate it into Bulgarian
00:32:19for the first time.
00:32:21The question is to remember
00:32:23Mechopukh.
00:32:25Why?
00:32:27Pencho Shishkov is Mechopukh,
00:32:29Bebo Chervenushko is Prascho.
00:32:31Isn't it logical?
00:32:33Who knows?
00:32:35In Pippi, do you remember
00:32:37for some, by the way,
00:32:39there is a very good performance
00:32:41in the Youth Theatre.
00:32:43It was made recently.
00:32:45Venc is the director.
00:32:47Graf is the composer of the music.
00:32:49All friends play.
00:32:51This is my son's favorite song.
00:32:53Let's watch it three times.
00:32:55You are on the move, please.
00:32:57Isn't it logical?
00:32:59Two friends.
00:33:01Shishkov and Bebo Chervenushko.
00:33:03Mechopukh.
00:33:05According to me, you met.
00:33:07According to you,
00:33:09you met.
00:33:15Wait a minute.
00:33:17I think I met.
00:33:19No, there is no such hero in Mechopukh.
00:33:21There has never been such a hero
00:33:23even in English.
00:33:25There are twins in Alice.
00:33:27What happened?
00:33:29Wait, wait.
00:33:31Let's see the correct answer now.
00:33:33Here is another opportunity.
00:33:35And it is.
00:33:37Probably this question
00:33:39threw you in the rabbit hole,
00:33:41but we would say
00:33:43the more such questions,
00:33:45the better.
00:33:47The first edition of this book
00:33:49in Bulgarian was in 1945.
00:33:51In it,
00:33:53the original illustrations
00:33:55of Ernest Shepard
00:33:57were replaced by those of Slav Slavov.
00:33:59And since in the new
00:34:01political realities
00:34:03Christopher Robin does not sound very correct,
00:34:05he is replaced
00:34:07with Bebo Chervenushko.
00:34:09The correct answer is Pencho Shishkov,
00:34:11and the magician Jori Marko.
00:34:13From the beginning of the first chapter
00:34:15we can understand that
00:34:17Mechopukh lives in Sofia.
00:34:19A truth that has been revealed to us
00:34:21in the later translations of the book.
00:34:23Bravo!
00:34:25So that's how I'm glad.
00:34:27Bravo!
00:34:29Pencho Shishkov.
00:34:31Pencho Shishkov.
00:34:33Bravo!
00:34:35I'm glad I won.
00:34:37Now you can win.
00:34:39You are in the hot category,
00:34:41team Milica.
00:34:43I'm going to swallow my lips.
00:34:45There is no more word to say.
00:34:47I was so convinced.
00:34:49Two answers.
00:34:51If you don't say anything,
00:34:53you'll sing.
00:34:55Okay.
00:34:57Now I don't understand anything.
00:34:59From the entrance of the beer to the Nobel laureates.
00:35:01Yes.
00:35:03And the guests in Peru?
00:35:05No, what Peru?
00:35:07The geography there, I don't understand.
00:35:09Do you go to prisons?
00:35:11To get to people.
00:35:13I've been there a few times.
00:35:15Let's listen.
00:35:17Nobel?
00:35:19Okay.
00:35:21I tried to get over it.
00:35:23No, no, no.
00:35:25Nobel laureate.
00:35:27Nobel laureate.
00:35:29Now.
00:35:31The question behind this category.
00:35:33I don't know.
00:35:37Why does the Nobel laureate
00:35:39William Faulkner
00:35:41refuse a dinner with President Kennedy
00:35:43in the White House
00:35:45in 1962?
00:35:47A. Because he only wears short pants.
00:35:49B.
00:35:51He considers it pointless to drive 100 miles
00:35:53just to grab something.
00:35:55C.
00:35:57He saves the iron regime
00:35:59and always goes to bed at 7 p.m.
00:36:01First, let's see who William Faulkner is.
00:36:03Do you know?
00:36:05He's a writer.
00:36:07Exactly, literature.
00:36:09But what was written?
00:36:11Faulkner's essay.
00:36:13Is that all?
00:36:15The question is related to Elias Canetti,
00:36:17who was born in Russia.
00:36:19Yes, but he doesn't feel Bulgarian at all.
00:36:21He's not Bulgarian.
00:36:23How does he feel in this misery?
00:36:25He's not Bulgarian.
00:36:27Wait, William Faulkner.
00:36:29What did he write?
00:36:31If we knew what he wrote,
00:36:33we could think about
00:36:35whether he had a sense of humor,
00:36:37what was his political orientation.
00:36:39Because of the regime to go to bed at 7 p.m.,
00:36:41the president could go to bed at 5 p.m.
00:36:43so that the person could refuse
00:36:45the president.
00:36:47But maybe the president doesn't go to bed at 5 p.m.
00:36:49Maybe the president always goes to bed at 7 p.m.
00:36:51For example?
00:36:53Yes.
00:36:551962.
00:36:57Did the Kuban crisis pass?
00:36:59Wait a minute.
00:37:01Give me something realistic.
00:37:03I'm trying to understand
00:37:05if there is any political context.
00:37:07Have we ever heard of a total ban
00:37:09in Beliadom to enter with torn clothes?
00:37:11Of course.
00:37:13Until recently,
00:37:15you couldn't walk
00:37:17without your shoes in Cannes.
00:37:19Yes, but we're not talking about Cannes.
00:37:21I'm just going to tell you that you can't
00:37:23wear torn pants in BNB, for example.
00:37:25And in many other places.
00:37:27But have we ever seen a president
00:37:29with a golf team
00:37:31in Beliadom?
00:37:33Or we haven't seen it?
00:37:35We haven't seen it, no.
00:37:37Some presidents were really
00:37:39wearing torn pants in Beliadom,
00:37:41but only a few saw them.
00:37:43But they weren't torn?
00:37:45No.
00:37:47Well,
00:37:49he's obviously a humorist,
00:37:51and he doesn't care.
00:37:53Maybe that's why he didn't care.
00:37:55Why did you refuse to be president?
00:37:57You can follow the trend
00:37:59and mark the answer
00:38:01until the end.
00:38:03And you'll get rid of it.
00:38:05Yes, we'll get rid of it.
00:38:07It's a very strange question.
00:38:09He's a president,
00:38:11he could have worn torn pants,
00:38:13and that's why he didn't want to be president.
00:38:15He's a writer.
00:38:17Wait, wait, wait.
00:38:19He's a writer.
00:38:21When we hit him in the face,
00:38:23he writes to midnight and the next day.
00:38:25He won't go to bed at seven.
00:38:27That's absurd.
00:38:29Doesn't it sound bad?
00:38:31It doesn't make sense.
00:38:33I'm just showing my experience.
00:38:35He only wears torn pants.
00:38:37We're going to split up.
00:38:39Yes.
00:38:41Okay, okay.
00:38:43We're going to split up.
00:38:45It's not about us.
00:38:47It's about the people behind us.
00:38:49Let's hit each other again.
00:38:51Okay, let's do it.
00:38:53Wait.
00:38:55Can an author
00:38:57wear torn pants?
00:38:59They're torn.
00:39:01Torn?
00:39:03Yes.
00:39:05He's a political cynic.
00:39:07All his works are like that.
00:39:09100% he'll wear long pants.
00:39:11Torn?
00:39:13Do you want me to tell you something?
00:39:15Yes.
00:39:17When he decided to win the Nobel Prize,
00:39:19he didn't wear torn pants.
00:39:21Otherwise, he has long pants.
00:39:23Probably.
00:39:25He can't go to bed at 7,
00:39:27because he's a writer.
00:39:29The answer is B.
00:39:31He doesn't want to be president.
00:39:33That's the answer.
00:39:35Yes.
00:39:37It doesn't work.
00:39:39He's a great author.
00:39:41Fockner is one of the greatest American writers.
00:39:43So it's possible for a person to...
00:39:45To be a bit arrogant.
00:39:47No.
00:39:49He just has a job.
00:39:51William Fockner is considered
00:39:53one of the most important
00:39:55American writers of the 20th century
00:39:57and he was awarded
00:39:59the Nobel Prize for Literature
00:40:01in 1950.
00:40:03In 1962,
00:40:05President John Kennedy
00:40:07was awarded the Nobel Prize.
00:40:09Fockner, on the other hand,
00:40:11rejects the invitation,
00:40:13because it doesn't make sense
00:40:15to travel 100 miles
00:40:17just to get something.
00:40:19That's how the honor
00:40:21really goes without it.
00:40:23You can do that.
00:40:27Bravo, Sasha!
00:40:31Bravo!
00:40:33Bravo!
00:40:35Look at Fockner's face.
00:40:37He's like, where are we going?
00:40:39The first thing I thought
00:40:41was, wait a bit,
00:40:43maybe...
00:40:45But the first impression
00:40:47is rarely a lie.
00:40:51900 EUR for Milica's team.
00:40:53Guys, please.
00:40:55Live a bit.
00:40:57We're very alive.
00:40:59Which category?
00:41:01Here, here, here.
00:41:03How are you getting to know the dog?
00:41:05Do we know the dog?
00:41:07Yes, that's the main question.
00:41:09Or should we go to jail?
00:41:11Let's go to jail.
00:41:13It's very interesting
00:41:15what you're telling him.
00:41:17I want to know
00:41:19if Alexander Sano
00:41:21plays in the movie
00:41:23Martin Makaryev.
00:41:25And you say no.
00:41:27Let's see the question
00:41:29behind this category.
00:41:33During the colonial era
00:41:35in America,
00:41:37prisoners were getting
00:41:39A. A tough cart,
00:41:41because it was soft and easy to consume.
00:41:43B. Pigs,
00:41:45because they were cheap
00:41:47and could be found everywhere.
00:41:49And C. River frogs,
00:41:51because they could
00:41:53quench their thirst.
00:41:55I just heard from the video
00:41:57that the pigs are now
00:41:59at a different price.
00:42:01Bravo!
00:42:03I don't know.
00:42:05I imagined
00:42:07sea frogs, but I haven't heard of them.
00:42:09How come there are no sea frogs?
00:42:11During the colonial era
00:42:13they were used as food.
00:42:15There are sea frogs.
00:42:17You have saltwater pigs.
00:42:19No, that was now.
00:42:21Soft and, no matter how easy it is to consume,
00:42:23a tough cart.
00:42:25Why can't they give it to them?
00:42:27A tough cart.
00:42:29So that they don't waste time
00:42:31preparing it,
00:42:33so that they don't need staff,
00:42:35they just give them a tough cart.
00:42:37A tough cart.
00:42:39Now we have a lot of money for a tough cart.
00:42:41It's for dead people.
00:42:43Dead people.
00:42:45It would have been better to be a prisoner in America then.
00:42:47Because you could find dead people
00:42:49everywhere.
00:42:51River frogs.
00:42:53Let them be in the desert.
00:42:55What kind of dead people?
00:42:57Suggestion.
00:42:59What do we do with the sea frogs?
00:43:01In my opinion,
00:43:03we are being led by the sea frogs.
00:43:05They say, prison, river frogs.
00:43:07I am in favor of the sea frogs.
00:43:09And the dead people are crawling everywhere.
00:43:11Why do you limit the sea frogs
00:43:13to the prisoners?
00:43:15That's the only thing left for a person.
00:43:17Really?
00:43:19Don't limit it.
00:43:21Give a person sexual freedom.
00:43:23River frogs.
00:43:25What kind of question is this?
00:43:27Umar, you can eat it.
00:43:29Yes, I've heard about it.
00:43:31Why do you sound like a geographer?
00:43:33I would be happy if someone...
00:43:35Leopard is a fast animal.
00:43:37The dead man was cheap.
00:43:39That's why they ate him in prison.
00:43:41Do you want to?
00:43:43Umar, answer B.
00:43:45Wait, wait.
00:43:47This is
00:43:49answer B.
00:43:51Is it good?
00:43:53It's good.
00:43:55It's the most incredible.
00:43:57It's a stone's throw away from us.
00:43:59Even the two voices
00:44:01I sing them.
00:44:03Especially the last one.
00:44:05What do you think?
00:44:07They are very nice people.
00:44:09I wish them success.
00:44:11I wish them success.
00:44:13Let's see the answer now.
00:44:17During the colonial era in America,
00:44:19the Umars were so many
00:44:21that they threw themselves
00:44:23on the beaches.
00:44:25To get rid of them,
00:44:27the local authorities
00:44:29put them in prison.
00:44:31And what did the river frogs do?
00:44:33They ate them.
00:44:35The luxurious meal
00:44:37used to be absolute boredom.
00:44:39And if we can allow ourselves
00:44:41to have dinner with the Umars
00:44:43for special reasons,
00:44:45our ancestors probably turned their eyes
00:44:47and said,
00:44:49Umars!
00:44:51Bravo, Jasper!
00:44:53Bravo!
00:44:55I knew it wasn't the frogs.
00:44:57The Umars?
00:44:59Because the frog legs
00:45:01are more like aphrodisiac
00:45:03and there is no way to resist them.
00:45:05Bravo, Sasko!
00:45:07Bravo!
00:45:09900 leva for the first team.
00:45:11You are on the move.
00:45:13Milica, Sasho.
00:45:15Categories, please.
00:45:17There are many interesting categories left.
00:45:19Which one will you choose?
00:45:21Let's take the beer category.
00:45:23Let's go for the beer category.
00:45:25The beer category.
00:45:27I drink beer all the time.
00:45:29What did I choose?
00:45:31Milica drinks it.
00:45:33Let's see the question for this category.
00:45:35Why do the beer boxes
00:45:37of many Irish manufacturers
00:45:39have a small ball in them?
00:45:41That's easy.
00:45:43It is rich in colorants
00:45:45and creates an even dark nuance.
00:45:47That's not true.
00:45:49B. It binds oxygen
00:45:51and protects the drink from stagnation.
00:45:53C. It contains nitrogen gas
00:45:55and ensures a soft foam
00:45:57of the beer.
00:45:59My answer is not here, but...
00:46:01But you say it's elementary.
00:46:03Let's think about it.
00:46:05What was your answer
00:46:07to get us out of there?
00:46:09When we talk about dark beers,
00:46:11they are thicker and their foam
00:46:13is soft and carbonated.
00:46:15I know there are
00:46:17small balls in the cans
00:46:19that you have to shake
00:46:21to create
00:46:23this type of foam.
00:46:25So there is a soft foam.
00:46:27There is a ball,
00:46:29there is a dark beer.
00:46:31But the ball contains nitrogen gas.
00:46:33Soft foam, yes.
00:46:35Where are the conditions
00:46:37for a dark beer?
00:46:39Irish beers are mostly like that.
00:46:41Dark, red, black.
00:46:43It's not true,
00:46:45but there is a dark nuance here.
00:46:47I've never drunk a can with a ball.
00:46:49I have.
00:46:51Yes.
00:46:53The ball contains nitrogen gas.
00:46:55If it's closed,
00:46:57what does nitrogen gas do?
00:46:59You don't know what things
00:47:01go into a can.
00:47:03They are just atmospheres.
00:47:05It's greasy inside.
00:47:07So we have a dark beer.
00:47:09There are two types of balls.
00:47:11One is for a balanced dark nuance.
00:47:13That's what I think.
00:47:15The other one is for a soft foam.
00:47:17Oh my God.
00:47:19It's either B or A.
00:47:21No, it's B.
00:47:23For the first time,
00:47:25I don't think it's B.
00:47:27Maybe the ball has gas
00:47:29and it's lighter
00:47:31and it goes up and down
00:47:33to support the foam.
00:47:35I don't know.
00:47:37What are you doing?
00:47:39I can't. She's my captain.
00:47:41Captain.
00:47:43She's my friend.
00:47:45We broke up with this beer.
00:47:47We broke up. Cheers.
00:47:49You said it's for the foam.
00:47:51I'm for the foam.
00:47:53Wait a minute.
00:47:55How are you going to sing B for the first time?
00:47:57Give me the key.
00:47:59Okay.
00:48:01I'll try.
00:48:03Okay.
00:48:05That's the answer.
00:48:07That's the answer.
00:48:09It's B.
00:48:11It's B.
00:48:13It's B.
00:48:15It's B.
00:48:17You can continue with B.
00:48:19That's right.
00:48:21If it's not right, at least we did it right.
00:48:23Well done, guys.
00:48:25Ladies and gentlemen,
00:48:27Milica's team gave the answer
00:48:29and I have to tell you
00:48:31that there's a high probability
00:48:33that this is true.
00:48:35We'll find out right after the short ads on PTV.
00:48:53Hello again.
00:48:55You're watching the show
00:48:57where there are two captains
00:48:59and despite that,
00:49:01I don't know why the beer boxes
00:49:03of many Irish manufacturers
00:49:05have a small ball in them.
00:49:07Milica's team marked the answer as B.
00:49:09Let's see if there will be a shipwreck.
00:49:11Here's the answer.
00:49:15The so-called beer dough
00:49:17often contains a small white ball in the box.
00:49:19This plastic ball
00:49:21contains nitrogen gas
00:49:23which is activated
00:49:25when the box is opened
00:49:27and creates small bubbles.
00:49:29When it's opened,
00:49:31the nitrogen bubbles
00:49:33pull protein molecules
00:49:35and form an elastic layer
00:49:37around the bubbles
00:49:39and settle on the surface of the beer.
00:49:41This creates a nice, soft beer foam.
00:49:53Wait for me to finish drinking.
00:49:55Bravo!
00:49:57Nitrogen!
00:49:59Oh, great!
00:50:01Hey!
00:50:03You're up next.
00:50:05Give us the secret.
00:50:07The secret.
00:50:09And the question
00:50:11behind the secret category is...
00:50:15What does
00:50:17a metal ring
00:50:19in the middle of a street
00:50:21in the American city
00:50:23Manitowoc, Wisconsin
00:50:25A. Parts of the satellite
00:50:27Sputnik crashed there
00:50:29in 1962.
00:50:31B. The terrifying
00:50:33Bigfoot was first
00:50:35seen here
00:50:37in 1952.
00:50:39And
00:50:41John Wayne made his first movie
00:50:43here in 1942.
00:50:47Come on!
00:50:49A metal ring
00:50:51in the middle of a street.
00:50:53A metal ring
00:50:55in the middle of a street.
00:50:57That's what it says.
00:50:59That's not a thought.
00:51:01In the American city.
00:51:03In the state of Wisconsin.
00:51:05Hey, what are you doing down there?
00:51:07Recipes for the beer.
00:51:11By the way,
00:51:13on this table
00:51:15your father was sitting before you.
00:51:17We humiliated Milica with your father.
00:51:19Thank you for that.
00:51:21No, I'm just telling you
00:51:23to have it in front of you.
00:51:25No, it's very light.
00:51:27Did you throw it at your father?
00:51:29Just give the right answer.
00:51:31You have a sports badge in it.
00:51:33Right.
00:51:35It's good that he doesn't wear it at home.
00:51:37What do you know about Bigfoot?
00:51:39I know I don't know if he has it.
00:51:41The big step.
00:51:43For the first time here in 1952.
00:51:45Why would he have a ring there?
00:51:47Maybe he dropped his ring.
00:51:49Maybe he dropped his ring.
00:51:51Maybe he dropped his ring.
00:51:53In the middle.
00:51:55Money to lock.
00:51:57Money to lock.
00:51:59Money to lock.
00:52:01Let's show a little English.
00:52:03Let's show it.
00:52:05John Wayne.
00:52:07Wisconsin.
00:52:09Money to lock.
00:52:11Last question.
00:52:13John Wayne.
00:52:15Your first horse.
00:52:17It was shot there.
00:52:19400 years.
00:52:21He's shooting it.
00:52:23He's riding a horse.
00:52:25The horse is just pulling the rest.
00:52:27It's emblematic.
00:52:29They shot his first movie there.
00:52:31With this movie.
00:52:33First horse.
00:52:35400 years.
00:52:37This is in the dawn of American cinema.
00:52:39Action heroes.
00:52:41Cowboys.
00:52:43What's wrong with you?
00:52:45It's going to happen sooner.
00:52:47No, no.
00:52:49It was shot 30 years ago.
00:52:51It leads to...
00:52:53The beginning.
00:52:55Wisconsin.
00:52:57John Wayne rode a horse.
00:52:59Let's see.
00:53:01John Wayne rode a horse.
00:53:03He rode a horse and pulled the rest.
00:53:05Did you decide that?
00:53:07Obviously.
00:53:09Did you mark it?
00:53:11Yes, he rode a horse.
00:53:13I know the answer.
00:53:15John Wayne rode a horse.
00:53:17Look how old they are.
00:53:19During World War II.
00:53:21Yes.
00:53:23They stopped making movies?
00:53:25When did America enter World War II?
00:53:27Maybe then.
00:53:29Who knows.
00:53:31Let it be.
00:53:33Let it be.
00:53:35Let's see.
00:53:37I have an idea.
00:53:39Caine's movie was emblematic.
00:53:41He's 30 years old.
00:53:43It's too late.
00:53:45Watch it.
00:53:47The answer is now.
00:53:49Bickford is 3 meters tall.
00:53:51His feet are 60x20 cm.
00:53:53North America is terrified
00:53:55when there are reports
00:53:57about a bear-like creature
00:53:59walking on its hind legs.
00:54:01But the giant has nothing
00:54:03to do with
00:54:05Manitowoc.
00:54:07In 1957
00:54:09the Soviet Union
00:54:11launched the first satellite
00:54:13into orbit.
00:54:15It was called Sputnik 1.
00:54:17It was the beginning
00:54:19of the space war.
00:54:21A mistake in the navigation system
00:54:23caused the third successor
00:54:25of the Sputnik series
00:54:27to crash in 1962.
00:54:29Fragments of the capsule
00:54:31hit the enemy territory.
00:54:33In the middle of the street
00:54:35in Manitowoc,
00:54:37there was a monument
00:54:39to Wisconsin.
00:54:41To this day,
00:54:43the monument and the metal fence
00:54:45are remembered
00:54:47for this day.
00:54:49Did you see
00:54:51what was written
00:54:53on September 6th?
00:54:55On our holiday
00:54:57with the United States.
00:54:59Leave it to the boys.
00:55:01It's nothing.
00:55:03Wisconsin is a very cowboy state.
00:55:05We gave everything we had.
00:55:07I still have some.
00:55:09Milica, you are in the hot category.
00:55:11Is it normal for this show
00:55:13to be bad for the enemy?
00:55:15If you are such an empath,
00:55:17what are you?
00:55:19Otherwise, there were
00:55:21very big challenges in this show.
00:55:23I don't know what you're talking about,
00:55:25but let's go to the guests in Peru.
00:55:27Okay, because it's the hardest category.
00:55:29Give me a chance.
00:55:31To the guests in Peru!
00:55:33To the guests in Peru!
00:55:35The question is...
00:55:37Which one of the following
00:55:39dives into the Peruvian river
00:55:41Shanay Timpishka?
00:55:43A.
00:55:45Prepares.
00:55:47B.
00:55:49Gets hallucinations.
00:55:51And C.
00:55:53Smells like an eucalyptus tree.
00:55:55How do you prepare?
00:55:57I punish.
00:55:59You prepare for something.
00:56:01Do you prepare?
00:56:03Or do you cook?
00:56:05Do you cook as a dish?
00:56:07Or do you prepare for something?
00:56:09I think...
00:56:11He dives to...
00:56:13With potatoes, with onions and he cooks.
00:56:17There is a lot of eucalyptus
00:56:19in Peru, right?
00:56:23Wait a minute.
00:56:25Eucalyptus.
00:56:27Who eats eucalyptus?
00:56:29The pandas or the koalas?
00:56:31The koalas.
00:56:33The koalas.
00:56:35The pandas are Chinese.
00:56:37The koalas are in Latin America.
00:56:39But it smells like eucalyptus.
00:56:41That can mean
00:56:43that this river,
00:56:45like the highly mineralized
00:56:47streams,
00:56:49smell of sulfur, of decay.
00:56:51That's right.
00:56:53Especially if it passes through the mountains of eucalyptus
00:56:55where they eat them in the river.
00:56:57I don't know.
00:56:59I think it's in the east, in Asia,
00:57:01where they eat eucalyptus.
00:57:03Australia, too.
00:57:05What causes hallucinations?
00:57:07It causes hallucinations.
00:57:09There should be chemicals in the water.
00:57:11Yes.
00:57:13There should be mushrooms swimming there
00:57:15while he dives.
00:57:17The answer is not hidden
00:57:19in the head of the river.
00:57:21I was just wondering.
00:57:23For example,
00:57:25what does eucalyptus mean?
00:57:31We didn't think about it.
00:57:33It means to develop eucalyptus.
00:57:35I haven't looked at it.
00:57:37It's a national word.
00:57:39Is he developing eucalyptus all day long?
00:57:41All day long.
00:57:43He gives me evening lectures
00:57:45about developing eucalyptus.
00:57:47You should try eucalyptus.
00:57:49It's very useful.
00:57:51For Peru, I know
00:57:53that eucalyptus is planted
00:57:55at a certain height.
00:57:57I know that in Lima
00:57:59it doesn't rain at all.
00:58:01Really?
00:58:03Yes.
00:58:05It never rains.
00:58:07Geography is very good.
00:58:09Do you think
00:58:11there is volcanic activity?
00:58:13In Peru, yes.
00:58:15There are no volcanoes there.
00:58:17Are you sure?
00:58:19Yes.
00:58:21Wait a minute.
00:58:23If there is volcanic activity,
00:58:25are the mineral springs
00:58:27very hot?
00:58:29For example, the water
00:58:31that comes out
00:58:33of the Kozhukha region
00:58:35in Bulgaria
00:58:37has a temperature of 75 degrees.
00:58:39Unlike Timpishka,
00:58:41which is 2 degrees lower.
00:58:43It can be higher.
00:58:45The water that flows
00:58:47into the Peruvian river
00:58:49can boil.
00:58:51This is true for springs
00:58:53and small pools.
00:58:55How will the temperature
00:58:57of the Semsegrausa river
00:58:59keep for long kilometers?
00:59:01Exactly.
00:59:03Thank you for this answer.
00:59:05Eventually,
00:59:07it will not boil in the river.
00:59:09I think this is the answer.
00:59:15Yes.
00:59:17I heard something.
00:59:19Do you think so?
00:59:21For example,
00:59:23something is dripping from the river.
00:59:25If there is something there,
00:59:27it will boil.
00:59:29Yes.
00:59:31What can you expect
00:59:33from Timpishka?
00:59:35These are only
00:59:37false answers and questions.
00:59:39Let's assume
00:59:41that there is an eucalyptus tree.
00:59:43We assume that
00:59:45there is an eucalyptus tree.
00:59:47I want you to thank us
00:59:49for keeping the balance.
00:59:51I have no power
00:59:53to stop them.
00:59:55We mark
00:59:57the answer
00:59:59in...
01:00:01This means
01:00:03that you marked it
01:00:05with hesitation.
01:00:07Wonderful.
01:00:09You excluded the answer
01:00:11in the end.
01:00:13You cannot have
01:00:15such an exotic answer.
01:00:17He cannot have
01:00:19such an exotic answer.
01:00:21It cannot boil in the river.
01:00:23You will see.
01:00:25In the end,
01:00:27there is only one answer.
01:00:29I propose it now.
01:00:31The river is formed
01:00:33by a massive rock,
01:00:35whose shape resembles
01:00:37the head of a snake.
01:00:39If you dive into it,
01:00:41you will die.
01:00:43They call Timpishka
01:00:45the boiling river,
01:00:47because the temperature
01:00:49in the middle part
01:00:51is between 50 and 90 degrees Celsius.
01:00:53According to the local shamans,
01:00:55the water is so hot
01:00:57because it warms
01:00:59by the spirit of a giant snake,
01:01:01the mother of waters.
01:01:03From a scientific point of view,
01:01:05it is probably a question
01:01:07about the volcanic activity
01:01:09of Timpishka.
01:01:11Strangely enough,
01:01:13local species
01:01:15adapted to the conditions.
01:01:17Everyone else
01:01:19accidentally fell there
01:01:21and immediately
01:01:23boiled alive.
01:01:25Come on!
01:01:27It's cool!
01:01:29I can't believe it.
01:01:31These are Chinese tourists
01:01:33who go to Timpishka
01:01:35with their dogs
01:01:37and then they have lunch
01:01:39and leave.
01:01:41I'm sorry.
01:01:43I can't believe it,
01:01:45because I didn't know.
01:01:47The dogs are expensive.
01:01:49You still have 1200 leva.
01:01:51Guys, you are on the move.
01:01:53There is only one choice left.
01:01:55Exactly.
01:01:57Let's see
01:01:59if we know the dogs.
01:02:01Let's see the question
01:02:03behind this category.
01:02:05The question is
01:02:07how can you prevent the dog
01:02:09from swallowing the food
01:02:11too fast?
01:02:13A. Arrange a few bowls
01:02:15attracting the attention of the light
01:02:17every day.
01:02:19B. Put a ball-shaped toy
01:02:21in the middle of the bowl with food.
01:02:23C. Watch
01:02:25under the bowl.
01:02:27What dog did you have?
01:02:29Beagle.
01:02:31They are known to be very short,
01:02:33and they don't have any energy.
01:02:35It's very pleasant when we walk
01:02:37and she sits next to me.
01:02:39They are very intelligent.
01:02:41That's for sure.
01:02:43When you tell him to stop,
01:02:45he runs away.
01:02:47You tell the dog to mark the answer.
01:02:49Yes.
01:02:51Does your dog eat easily?
01:02:53A lot.
01:02:55Put a ball-shaped toy.
01:02:57When you put the ball
01:02:59and chase it,
01:03:01the dog can't reach the food.
01:03:03But the food is in the bowl.
01:03:05Yes.
01:03:07Will the ball attract it more than the food?
01:03:09It's not about attracting.
01:03:11It's the way the dog eats
01:03:13and spins the food around the ball
01:03:15while the ball is inside.
01:03:17The food is spinning.
01:03:19It's like the sun and the earth.
01:03:21The food and the ball.
01:03:23I don't have a dog,
01:03:25but I already know the answer.
01:03:27Arrange a few bowls
01:03:29and I'll tell you the answer.
01:03:33He'll hear you.
01:03:41Why?
01:03:43You'll see.
01:03:47We already have a correct answer.
01:03:49We're very happy.
01:03:51Congratulations.
01:03:53Are you ready?
01:03:55You have a lot of shows.
01:03:57This is how it's going to be.
01:04:01Change the color of the bowl every day.
01:04:05Today it's yellow.
01:04:07Tomorrow it's pink.
01:04:11Dogs don't see colors.
01:04:13I think they see very little.
01:04:15Black and white.
01:04:17Something like that.
01:04:19These are their options.
01:04:21There are two colors and this is the maximum.
01:04:23What do you think about B?
01:04:25What do you think about W?
01:04:29He's going to vote for B.
01:04:31He's going to have a dog.
01:04:33I'm a dog.
01:04:35But you don't judge W.
01:04:37We judged him.
01:04:39His dog is a spectator.
01:04:41You're doing stupid things.
01:04:43We judged him.
01:04:45No, let's play the ads.
01:04:53Hello.
01:05:05Hello again.
01:05:07You are with Who Knows.
01:05:09The show where stars work for their audience.
01:05:11And the audience watches everything.
01:05:13Bravo!
01:05:17Yes.
01:05:19Only today's viewers are going to watch.
01:05:21The question is how you can prevent
01:05:23your dog from eating
01:05:25too fast.
01:05:27Padev.
01:05:29B.
01:05:33Let's see if your instinct was right.
01:05:35Here's the correct answer.
01:05:37When the dog eats,
01:05:39it takes in a lot of air.
01:05:41This can cause problems
01:05:43with digestion.
01:05:45How can you prevent your dog
01:05:47from eating too fast?
01:05:49Put a ball in the middle
01:05:51of the bowl with food.
01:05:53This way,
01:05:55your dog will be able
01:05:57to move the ball
01:05:59back and forth
01:06:01to reach the food.
01:06:03The same.
01:06:07Bravo!
01:06:09Bravo!
01:06:11This is a competition.
01:06:131200 levs.
01:06:15The same 1200 levs.
01:06:17Yes.
01:06:19Good.
01:06:21Wonderful.
01:06:23It's time for our
01:06:2513th question.
01:06:27You will have to invest money here.
01:06:29The correct answer
01:06:31is wrong and lost.
01:06:33Are you ready for the category?
01:06:35The audience,
01:06:37are you ready?
01:06:41The category is
01:06:47In the Air.
01:06:51It's time
01:06:53to make your bets.
01:06:55Now.
01:07:09We are ready.
01:07:11What are you doing?
01:07:13These are the bottom schemes.
01:07:15We are ready.
01:07:19We are ready.
01:07:21Let's see the question
01:07:23that will determine the level
01:07:25of the Danube.
01:07:27It is
01:07:29Carbon,
01:07:31Calcium and PVC
01:07:33are important components
01:07:35in the production of
01:07:37A. Glossy paper
01:07:39B. Colorful fireworks
01:07:41and
01:07:43C. Modern smartphones.
01:07:45You have 20 seconds to answer
01:07:47and they start now.
01:07:5910, 9,
01:08:018,
01:08:037, 6,
01:08:055, 4,
01:08:073, 2,
01:08:091.
01:08:11Time's up.
01:08:13We feel the same.
01:08:17The category is Milica.
01:08:19How much money did you invest?
01:08:21All in.
01:08:23All in.
01:08:25All in.
01:08:27All in.
01:08:29All in.
01:08:31All in.
01:08:33All in.
01:08:35All in.
01:08:37All in.
01:08:39Let's see the answers
01:08:41that you invested.
01:08:43Milica, which answer did you choose?
01:08:45We chose
01:08:47B.
01:08:51That's clear.
01:08:53Why did you choose this answer?
01:08:55First of all,
01:08:57to add a little bit of dyslexia,
01:08:59to read between Calcium and Calcium
01:09:01and say, oh, smartphones.
01:09:03But I saw Calcium.
01:09:05What kind of Calcium in smartphones?
01:09:07That's crazy.
01:09:09It's not like there's no water.
01:09:11Yes.
01:09:13Cotton paper.
01:09:15That's why I say,
01:09:17colored fireworks,
01:09:19coal, Calcium,
01:09:21color, PVC.
01:09:23I'm for cotton paper.
01:09:25Because PVC can make
01:09:27this cotton.
01:09:29Yes, but in colored fireworks
01:09:31there's also PVC.
01:09:33Why is there Calcium?
01:09:35Because there's coal.
01:09:37Great. You gave this answer.
01:09:41Don't get mad, guys and girls.
01:09:43It's all over.
01:09:45I have a good and a bad news.
01:09:47Should I tell them
01:09:49or should I tell you
01:09:51that we answered B?
01:09:53And you answered B.
01:09:55That's good.
01:09:57Their logic was good.
01:09:59Our logic was,
01:10:01Itsum did A, B, A, B, A, B,
01:10:03Yes.
01:10:05So that's...
01:10:07From the moment you answered B,
01:10:09we didn't have time to look for the logic.
01:10:11You said A, B, A, B,
01:10:13and the box B.
01:10:15The important thing is
01:10:17to look at the answer B.
01:10:19You know which is the good and which is the bad news, right?
01:10:21Yes.
01:10:23The good news is that if we answered correctly,
01:10:25we'll have 14 questions.
01:10:27The bad news is
01:10:29that if we don't,
01:10:31everyone here
01:10:33will beat you up like...
01:10:35We'll have to run quickly.
01:10:37After the match of Levski CSKA.
01:10:39The audience,
01:10:41are you ready?
01:10:43I'm sorry, but you're getting richer
01:10:45or destructively poor.
01:10:47Let's see.
01:10:51So these are
01:10:53two bad news.
01:10:55If we knew the price,
01:10:57we wouldn't have lost.
01:10:59The game is over.
01:11:01You'll see, you'll see.
01:11:05Let one person speak
01:11:07and this will be me.
01:11:11Here's the correct answer.
01:11:13Lightly.
01:11:15Shake it well.
01:11:21Oh, no.
01:11:29And the flimsy
01:11:31writing, and the fireworks,
01:11:33and the smartphones please most people.
01:11:35But do we know
01:11:37what they are made of?
01:11:39Calcium, for example, can be used
01:11:41to make the fireworks orange.
01:11:43Carbon dioxide is
01:11:45known in pyrotechnics
01:11:47as one of the components of gunpowder
01:11:49and is the most common
01:11:51fuel used in fireworks.
01:11:53But what is PVC?
01:11:55And can it be used
01:11:57to make smartphones?
01:11:59The answer is
01:12:01no.
01:12:03PVC means
01:12:05polyvinyl chloride
01:12:07which, when burned,
01:12:09feeds the fireworks.
01:12:13The correct answer
01:12:15is light fireworks.
01:12:17Bravo!
01:12:19This means nothing.
01:12:21Nothing.
01:12:23Oops.
01:12:25This means
01:12:27there will be 14 questions.
01:12:29Oh, great.
01:12:31Bravo!
01:12:33Is that all?
01:12:35I'm explaining for those
01:12:37who didn't understand.
01:12:39I have a responsibility to these people.
01:12:41That's right, and you'll understand
01:12:43in a bit.
01:12:45For the 14th question, ladies and gentlemen,
01:12:47and dear players,
01:12:49you'll have to answer with numbers.
01:12:51Approximately.
01:12:53Five, four, like this.
01:12:55And the one closest to the correct answer
01:12:57wins the round.
01:12:59And the match.
01:13:01So, the 14th question
01:13:03is
01:13:05How many countries
01:13:07are there in the world,
01:13:09according to the UN?
01:13:11You have 20 seconds to answer now.
01:13:17Five, for example.
01:13:19According to the UN,
01:13:21there are 10.
01:13:27Five,
01:13:29four, three,
01:13:31two, one.
01:13:33Time's up.
01:13:35I suppose you managed to mark it.
01:13:37I did.
01:13:39Great.
01:13:41Let's start with Milica's team.
01:13:43How many countries do you think
01:13:45there are in the world, according to the UN?
01:13:47I think there are around 240 countries.
01:13:49We marked 238.
01:13:51In case one or two
01:13:53don't recognize them.
01:13:55Or something fell off.
01:13:57Or something fell off and...
01:13:59I don't know.
01:14:01Or something got stuck.
01:14:03What's the logic?
01:14:05And the north and the south unite,
01:14:07and two countries become one,
01:14:09and they get smaller.
01:14:11How come he won't recognize the country?
01:14:13Well, still...
01:14:15According to the UN,
01:14:17there are 170 countries.
01:14:19I don't know exactly what I've heard about them,
01:14:21where I've heard about them.
01:14:23Is there a clue that according to the UN
01:14:25there are other countries?
01:14:27I don't know.
01:14:29170 is our answer.
01:14:31Great.
01:14:33There's a big difference.
01:14:35There's a big difference.
01:14:37There's a big difference.
01:14:39There's a big difference.
01:14:41There's a big difference.
01:14:43In this moment
01:14:45there are
01:14:47exactly
01:14:51195!
01:14:53The winner is PADEV!
01:14:57Ladies and gentlemen,
01:14:59the winner of today's episode
01:15:01is the PADEV team.
01:15:03The audience takes all the money
01:15:05that belongs to them.
01:15:07It's 2400.
01:15:09It's not a lot,
01:15:11but it's the PADEV team,
01:15:13not Einstein and Marie Curie.
01:15:15That's all for today.
01:15:17Before we say goodbye,
01:15:19I'd like to share a piece of news with you.
01:15:21British scientists have discovered
01:15:23how to make a bed sheet.
01:15:25It's very simple.
01:15:27I'll show it to you in the next episode.
01:15:29Bye!
01:15:41Bye!