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00:00:00This evening in Who Knows, an actor for whom you come to say, oh mama mia, and the actress from me do not think of me.
00:00:10Hello and welcome to Who Knows, the show without which no one can, especially me, because otherwise how will I go to the sea in Ahtopol?
00:00:35At least I have to draw the audience, because only here two teams are trying to win money and in the end the audience takes everything from them.
00:00:45I am Aleksandar Kadiev and I want to share that I really like to host this show, I even continue it from home.
00:00:52When my wife asks me, when are you going to play games, I say, who knows.
00:00:56She is obviously very interested, because when I ask her, am I the best in her life, she says, who knows.
00:01:02It's good that she did not look for a joker from the audience.
00:01:06For our captains, however, there is no doubt that they are the best in the history of Who Knows, and not just because we did not have others.
00:01:13Applause for the actors who do not stop winning money for their audience.
00:01:18Milica Gladnishka and Hristo Pavec.
00:01:24In the team Milica enters an actor who has been performing on stage for 7 years.
00:01:29He is so charming that when women and men see him, they come to breathe.
00:01:34Mamma mia, it's not surprising that he participates in a musical with the same name, and legends are still told about his role in Romeo.
00:01:42Applause for the actor Zivko Sileonov.
00:01:47Zivko, hello.
00:01:48Hello.
00:01:49You know, it was a dream to participate in our show.
00:01:51First, I want to ask you, do you have other dreams?
00:01:53I have.
00:01:54What are they?
00:01:55You did not think.
00:01:56If I start to cut, who knows.
00:01:58Do you think it could be a ridiculous dream to participate here and win with Milica?
00:02:03Of course.
00:02:04I think that the reason I'm here is a ridiculous dream.
00:02:07Here.
00:02:08Awesome.
00:02:09Applause for the actors who do not stop winning money for their audience.
00:02:14Applause.
00:02:18In the team Padev enters an actress who can not be stopped to make the perfect role.
00:02:23For the shots of the film Mother, she plays Africa.
00:02:26And she enters the role so well that she becomes a perfect mother in real life.
00:02:30And that of two children.
00:02:32She participated in one of the best TV series, and now she comes to our show.
00:02:37The best.
00:02:38Applause for the actress Daria Simeonova.
00:02:45Daria, nice to meet you.
00:02:47Nice to meet you too.
00:02:48Great as always.
00:02:49Here we have a friend, a relative, a friend.
00:02:51Milica.
00:02:52And me.
00:02:53Come on.
00:02:54Your God.
00:02:56Your brother is alive.
00:02:57Will you spare him?
00:02:58No.
00:02:59I will never spare him.
00:03:01Why would I spare him?
00:03:02This is a battle.
00:03:05But you have to spare your cock, boy.
00:03:07With the cock you have to behave more carefully.
00:03:10Wait a minute, Padev.
00:03:11I'm his cock.
00:03:12But you are his cock.
00:03:13Who is the cock to listen to?
00:03:14What do you think?
00:03:15You are the cock to spare him.
00:03:18Wonderful.
00:03:19So far, things are going well.
00:03:20Mother, there is a battle here.
00:03:21Dear friends, there are two very difficult choices in front of which a person often faces in this day and age.
00:03:26Where to sit in the cinema, especially if there are no people.
00:03:29And behind which team to sit in our studio.
00:03:31Our viewers have already chosen their favorite.
00:03:34Let's see.
00:03:35Behind team Milica.
00:03:36We notice.
00:03:37One, two, three.
00:03:3843 people.
00:03:43Bravo.
00:03:44And behind team Padev.
00:03:45We notice.
00:03:46One, two, three.
00:03:47Six.
00:03:4837 people.
00:03:50Bravo.
00:03:51Milica.
00:03:52Are you promising people again friendship on Facebook?
00:03:55I'm waiting for you to approve mine, by the way.
00:03:57Oh, really?
00:03:58I'm sorry.
00:03:59I'll look over the friendship.
00:04:00It's just thousands.
00:04:03And so.
00:04:04Today we start the game with the team of Milica.
00:04:09Bravo.
00:04:11Let's see how much I love you.
00:04:12Bravo.
00:04:13Yes.
00:04:14You are on the spot.
00:04:15Choose a category.
00:04:16Order.
00:04:17These are our categories.
00:04:18I think I chose a category.
00:04:21Which one?
00:04:22Well.
00:04:23Dog-dog.
00:04:24Bravo, bitch.
00:04:25As for the first question.
00:04:26Dog-dog.
00:04:27Don't you go to the dog.
00:04:30Let's see what question the dog-dog has.
00:04:34Dog-dog.
00:04:35The question is.
00:04:37Dog-dog is.
00:04:38A.
00:04:39The first name of the Russian barrack.
00:04:42B.
00:04:43The branch of the National Historical Museum.
00:04:46And.
00:04:47In 2020.
00:04:48Forbidden ritual in China.
00:04:52Oh, the last answer is very cruel.
00:04:55It depends on whether you are Chinese or not.
00:04:58But it is quite suitable.
00:05:00As an answer.
00:05:01But in China, you know.
00:05:03I know.
00:05:04I know.
00:05:05What?
00:05:06I don't know.
00:05:07Some people watch them.
00:05:08Others.
00:05:09This is not in Vietnam.
00:05:10And they are eaten in China.
00:05:11Milichkite.
00:05:12Doesn't the dog-dog tell you anything?
00:05:14I know.
00:05:15What is the name of the dog without legs?
00:05:18How?
00:05:19As you call it, it won't come.
00:05:22So.
00:05:23Now.
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00:14:13Bec.
00:14:14Razmenil 300 beli konja za 300 davici v Simshtofa.
00:14:18Iva.
00:14:19V kopal sjanka na grešnica u osnovite na Baba findena.
00:14:23E ne.
00:14:24Ah, taja bulgarska niška.
00:14:26Lene...
00:14:27Graf Dracula.
00:14:28Vlad Cepeš.
00:14:29E istinskumu ime.
00:14:31I je bil strasen bič za osmancete, sasnoste ne sa mogli da prevzemat.
00:14:40in Romania, because he was a very scary guy.
00:14:43And he beat them up.
00:14:44He beat them up, yes, in general.
00:14:46He left them when he saw them.
00:14:47A man of character, but he wasn't a vampire.
00:14:50But people still need anti-heroes.
00:14:53He loved blood.
00:14:54Yes, foreign blood, enemy blood.
00:14:56At least to look at it.
00:14:57Yes.
00:14:58He used secret underground tunnels between Ruse and Gjurgjevo.
00:15:02I don't think there are tunnels there, because there is a river, so...
00:15:07Yes, there is logic.
00:15:09Only in England, during the Ottoman Empire, tunnels were dug underground.
00:15:13And under the river?
00:15:14Here, in Bulgaria, we weren't so advanced.
00:15:17Yes.
00:15:18He traded 300 white horses for 300 girls in Svištof.
00:15:21Why did he need 300 girls?
00:15:23To drink girl's blood.
00:15:27Girl's or girl's?
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00:15:32This is a seed from a buckwheat in the base of Baba Vida.
00:15:36This is Vidin.
00:15:37This is Vidin, and Baba Vida is a fortress.
00:15:39Yes.
00:15:40Wait a minute.
00:15:41Fortress is from...
00:15:43What year is this fortress from?
00:15:44From the time of...
00:15:46Starička.
00:15:47Who knows?
00:15:48Very old.
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00:24:48Her life is full of twists and turns, and one of the most interesting stories is related to her participation in the film for the great artist Francisco Goya.
00:24:58The director, Anzhel Vagenstein, sends a text in Russian, which the actress has to learn quickly and apply for the casting.
00:25:06The role is for the film by the German director Konrad Wolf.
00:25:10At the first casting, Tatjana Lolova speaks Russian, but this stage is silent.
00:25:16At the second casting, the actress speaks only Bulgarian, and then she is chosen for the role.
00:25:46In 1983, Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury intend to release a joint album.
00:25:54In 1983, Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury intend to release a joint album.
00:26:16The project is abandoned because
00:26:19A. Freddie gets the role of Darth Vader in the Star Wars Empire Returns.
00:26:25B. Michael insists on recording in the studio with his pet llama Louie.
00:26:32C. The agent of the two, Jim Beach, flees to the Soviet Union after the CIA reveals that he is a spy.
00:26:43This is a very strong question. Applause for the question!
00:26:49Who will cut our heads off?
00:26:51And applause for the possible answer. It's you.
00:26:53It's us.
00:26:55Freddie gets the role of Darth Vader.
00:26:57What kind of album would it be if it happened to him?
00:27:00Only the power was not with him.
00:27:02Who wants to live forever?
00:27:06Terrible job.
00:27:08Michael insists on recording.
00:27:11With his pet llama Louie.
00:27:14Do you know if there is a llama?
00:27:16I don't remember Michael Jackson having an affinity for animals, but for children.
00:27:24These animals could have been children?
00:27:26In the sense of a child's life?
00:27:30I just don't remember him hanging out with animals.
00:27:34Nevertheless, Neverland existed then, his huge estate in which he has a zoo.
00:27:41And the llama must be there to kill him.
00:27:43For recording. 1983.
00:27:45This is the year when he releases his album.
00:27:52Do you know what else is remarkable this year?
00:27:54No, tell me.
00:27:56Alexander Kadyev was born. Applause!
00:27:58Oh my God, bravo!
00:28:01You know interesting facts.
00:28:03As I said, thriller.
00:28:05I know interesting facts.
00:28:07There should be a category Alexander Kadyev.
00:28:09Only this remains.
00:28:11Maybe after one or two seasons.
00:28:15By the way, very good idea.
00:28:17You are the only intelligent person in this show.
00:28:21Freddie gets the role of Darth Vader.
00:28:23Yes, Darth Vader himself.
00:28:25Why did he refuse?
00:28:27The Empire Returns.
00:28:29Because of claustrophobia.
00:28:31And why does he get the role of Darth Vader, who is constantly with a mask?
00:28:34So they don't understand that it's him.
00:28:36And to dance with the actors.
00:28:38I don't think he went to the casting at all.
00:28:41I mean, Queen was probably very engaged then.
00:28:45Yes, but Freddie may have liked the night fantasy.
00:28:48I don't know.
00:28:50Now, we know that Michael Jackson is...
00:28:52Who knows Michael Jackson?
00:28:54Shanta Fe.
00:28:55He has strange habits and so on.
00:28:58Freddie doesn't know much.
00:29:00Freddie doesn't know much.
00:29:02He just loves cats.
00:29:04Michael, in my opinion, is able to...
00:29:06I didn't know there was a zoo in your name.
00:29:08So this sounds like a very logical answer.
00:29:11And Jim Beach?
00:29:13Jim Beach.
00:29:15Was he Freddie's gadget?
00:29:17I have no right to publish the life of these people.
00:29:20Everyone knows that, but...
00:29:22Only you don't know and you ask this question.
00:29:24Because...
00:29:27The answer is wrong.
00:29:30Okay.
00:29:31So it's Michael.
00:29:33Because Freddie Mercury's agent is not an agent.
00:29:37But he changed some agent.
00:29:39He just surprised him.
00:29:41But not with the USSR.
00:29:43I'm North Korean.
00:29:45So Michael Jackson said to him,
00:29:47Come here with my talent, otherwise...
00:29:49And Freddie turned out to be allergic, for example.
00:29:52It's not bad. I like that.
00:29:54On the basis of this reasoning,
00:29:56write down the answer.
00:29:58Here.
00:30:00I agree.
00:30:06Like this.
00:30:08Do you have any...
00:30:10Any thoughts on this matter?
00:30:12I'm categorically...
00:30:14But without knowing the answer,
00:30:16I'm for answer A.
00:30:18Because I think Freddie was a big fan of Star Wars.
00:30:20And they offered him the role.
00:30:22I don't know why he refused.
00:30:24But I think he was looking for a reason
00:30:26to refuse the recording of the album.
00:30:28And that was the reason.
00:30:30He said, I can't shoot a movie now.
00:30:32I don't know what happened next.
00:30:34But I think the answer is...
00:30:38Capacitated.
00:30:40If he had chosen the category...
00:30:42Okay, in this case, I suggest we see
00:30:44the true answer.
00:30:46Now.
00:30:48Michael Jackson
00:30:50and Freddie Mercury
00:30:52record demo versions of three songs.
00:30:54But unfortunately,
00:30:56they can't record the whole album
00:30:58because of the overloaded schedule.
00:31:00According to an interview
00:31:02with Queen's agent Jim Beach,
00:31:04while the two megastars
00:31:06were in the recording studio,
00:31:08Freddie called him out of the blue.
00:31:10You have to get me out of here.
00:31:12I'm recording the album.
00:31:14Mercury couldn't accept Michael's wish
00:31:16to play with his llama, Louie.
00:31:18Surely, if his pet was a dog or a cat,
00:31:20the world would be happy
00:31:22to see a genius album.
00:31:26Bravo!
00:31:28This is incredible!
00:31:30Bravo!
00:31:32Bravo!
00:31:34A very interesting moment.
00:31:36600 euros for the Milica team.
00:31:38Bravo to you!
00:31:40It's a very difficult question.
00:31:42Freddie calls him out of the blue.
00:31:44Please, get me out of here.
00:31:46There's a llama here.
00:31:48A llama is spitting at me.
00:31:50I can't record a song all day long.
00:31:52Bravo!
00:31:54You are next.
00:31:56Daria, I have to warn you
00:31:58that Flora is a very dangerous category
00:32:00for Milica.
00:32:02She's not very good there.
00:32:04She's not?
00:32:06She's not very good.
00:32:08But you're so good at cooking.
00:32:10I don't know.
00:32:12You're good at cooking with wine.
00:32:14You're good at cooking with liquid.
00:32:16That's nonsense.
00:32:18Mom, that's not true.
00:32:20I've changed.
00:32:22Thank you. I love you.
00:32:24Do you want us to steal...
00:32:26No, I want us to choose
00:32:28what you like.
00:32:30We won't choose Japan,
00:32:32because if we do,
00:32:34they'll evict me.
00:32:36Why?
00:32:38Because my husband is a fan of Japan.
00:32:40What if something happens
00:32:42that will make you have a third child?
00:32:44We won't choose again.
00:32:46OK.
00:32:48Kitchen.
00:32:50You want a kitchen?
00:32:52OK. We're all hungry.
00:32:54The good news is that
00:32:56some of the Bulgarian viewers
00:32:58are watching us now.
00:33:00They're sitting at their tables,
00:33:02having a delicious dinner,
00:33:04the kids are smiling,
00:33:06the mothers are with rolls,
00:33:08and the dads are happy.
00:33:10Bravo!
00:33:12I'm doing everything for you.
00:33:14And even you.
00:33:16The question is...
00:33:18According to culinary legends,
00:33:20hundreds of rolls
00:33:22are put on the chef's hat.
00:33:24A. They pay homage
00:33:26to Georges-Auguste Escoffier,
00:33:28the inventor of
00:33:30modern gastronomy.
00:33:32B. They are the kilos
00:33:34that the chef has to reach
00:33:36to become a real chef.
00:33:38And...
00:33:40C. They correspond to the number of dishes
00:33:42in which he can cook
00:33:44one egg.
00:33:46Come on, honey.
00:33:48According to culinary legends.
00:33:50That's important.
00:33:52I'm a poor cook.
00:33:54We haven't seen it.
00:33:56As a Bulgarian director
00:33:58who is not poor says,
00:34:00a fat director is better
00:34:02than a poor director.
00:34:04That's right.
00:34:06It's a fact.
00:34:08Georges-Auguste Escoffier,
00:34:10the inventor of modern gastronomy.
00:34:12The question is...
00:34:14These are culinary legends.
00:34:16It can be much older,
00:34:18I believe,
00:34:20than Georges Escoffier.
00:34:22But he...
00:34:24It doesn't prevent him
00:34:26from being an inventor.
00:34:28Yes, yes.
00:34:30Legends from his time.
00:34:32He didn't have hats.
00:34:34They correspond to the number of dishes
00:34:36in which he can cook one egg.
00:34:38It can be more than 100.
00:34:40I don't care about the kilos.
00:34:42Neither do I.
00:34:44You can't be weak and be the main chef.
00:34:46You can be in a studio in a warm kitchen
00:34:48and cut ingredients.
00:34:50Are you ready?
00:34:52Come on.
00:34:54B.
00:34:56We are at B.
00:34:58Yes.
00:35:00You are the main chef.
00:35:02With hats.
00:35:04We need a team building
00:35:06for 2-3 days.
00:35:08That's not much.
00:35:10We are ready.
00:35:12We need two loaves of bread,
00:35:14a glass of water and we are there.
00:35:16They chose this answer.
00:35:18Do you have any idea
00:35:20to ask you or not?
00:35:22One, two, three.
00:35:24Let's see the answer.
00:35:26Georges-Auguste Escoffier
00:35:28is a French chef
00:35:30and culinary writer
00:35:32who popularizes and modernizes
00:35:34the traditional French cooking methods.
00:35:36Therefore, he really deserves
00:35:38to be given a hat.
00:35:40But this does not happen.
00:35:42The French prefer to dedicate
00:35:44the hats of the chef
00:35:46to the number of recipes
00:35:48he knows for a given food product.
00:35:50If the hat has 100 hats,
00:35:52it means that he knows
00:35:54100 recipes for cooking eggs.
00:35:56The same applies
00:35:58to the height of the hat.
00:36:00The higher the hat is,
00:36:02the more the chef knows.
00:36:04I told you.
00:36:06It's your turn.
00:36:08I didn't listen to you.
00:36:10You have 300 left
00:36:12because you know a lot.
00:36:14Milica, it's your turn.
00:36:16Cupita.
00:36:18This is the secret.
00:36:20Why didn't you choose
00:36:22your favorite flower?
00:36:24I don't like this category.
00:36:26But if you're good here,
00:36:28we can try it there.
00:36:30Wait a minute.
00:36:32Let me see.
00:36:34Let's see.
00:36:36Let's see.
00:36:38The question behind the category
00:36:40is very easy.
00:36:44Turkish researchers found
00:36:46that people who dream
00:36:48more nightmares and strange dreams
00:36:50are those who sleep.
00:36:52A. With a curl
00:36:54only through the neck.
00:36:56B. On the left side.
00:36:58C. Naked.
00:37:00Didn't the Turkish researchers come?
00:37:02They came.
00:37:04The Turkish researchers, yes.
00:37:06Do you know?
00:37:08No, I don't know the answer.
00:37:10I only know that when you sleep naked,
00:37:12you get more testosterone.
00:37:14It's better for men.
00:37:16And you risk a lot,
00:37:18especially if you're Turkish.
00:37:20He turned his neck.
00:37:22And then the nightmares appear.
00:37:24Oh my God!
00:37:26Oh no!
00:37:28I don't know.
00:37:30This could lead to
00:37:32different things.
00:37:34I know that when a person starts to dream,
00:37:36even nightmares
00:37:38mean that his brain is resting.
00:37:40It's good to dream.
00:37:42You don't get close to consciousness.
00:37:44Yes. This is how consciousness is cleaned
00:37:46and so on.
00:37:48But this is the first time
00:37:50I see something like this.
00:37:52I turn my neck like this.
00:37:54Like a pancake.
00:37:56Yes.
00:37:58And how do you sleep?
00:38:00To be honest, almost mindlessly.
00:38:02You don't remember anything.
00:38:04He's like a sister at a party in Pavelbana.
00:38:06Yes. That's how he sleeps.
00:38:08There were moments
00:38:10when I woke up in the other end of my neck.
00:38:12But now that I'm married,
00:38:14I save half of it.
00:38:16Can I ask you a question?
00:38:18Can I ask you a question?
00:38:20You're married. Where's your neck?
00:38:26This is the first time I see
00:38:28someone holding his neck like this.
00:38:30You work a lot with your heart.
00:38:32This is your job.
00:38:34Give it to me.
00:38:36What happens on the left side
00:38:38when you sleep on the left side?
00:38:40I imagined the heart.
00:38:42Maybe the blood.
00:38:44Maybe it's a way
00:38:46to cool down.
00:38:48Maybe it's just for the neck.
00:38:50But it should be warm all the time.
00:38:52Make a decision, colleagues.
00:38:54On the left side.
00:38:56On the left side.
00:38:58Yes, because...
00:39:00On the left, on the right.
00:39:02What do I want from a coach who doesn't dream?
00:39:04I don't remember anything.
00:39:06Just a moment.
00:39:08Just for the neck.
00:39:10Doesn't it make sense
00:39:12that when you don't see the goal,
00:39:14you feel insecure?
00:39:16And that creates the feeling
00:39:18of instability and fear,
00:39:20which turns into a nightmare.
00:39:22Do you remember to tell me now?
00:39:24We've been thinking about it for two days.
00:39:26There are still assumptions here.
00:39:28I want to hear it for a second.
00:39:30I'm on the left side
00:39:32because I've heard
00:39:34that when you sleep on the left,
00:39:36the internal organs work better.
00:39:38I suppose the brain, too.
00:39:40The brain produces more stories.
00:39:42Especially the stomach.
00:39:44I know that when you eat,
00:39:46it's good to lie on the left
00:39:48to help you digest food.
00:39:50I've heard the opposite,
00:39:52that the heart gets tired
00:39:54and that's why I decided
00:39:56that maybe nightmares come.
00:39:58I don't know.
00:40:00Who knows these things?
00:40:02You'll see what I know.
00:40:04According to a study
00:40:06conducted in Hong Kong,
00:40:08people who sleep on the left
00:40:10have a much greater chance
00:40:12of erotic and even perverse dreams.
00:40:14Turkish researchers, however,
00:40:16make a different observation.
00:40:18According to them,
00:40:20people who sleep on their right
00:40:22have lighter dreams
00:40:24related to peace, love and comfort.
00:40:26And those who dream more
00:40:28nightmares and strange things
00:40:30are sleeping on their left.
00:40:32The conclusion of these two studies
00:40:34is that it's best
00:40:36to sleep on your right.
00:40:38And if you get too much erotic,
00:40:40just turn right.
00:40:42Yeah!
00:40:44Great!
00:40:46Bravo!
00:40:48And when you dream nightmares,
00:40:50you cross your head and fall asleep.
00:40:52Yeah! Great!
00:40:54Bravo!
00:40:56I figured out something terrible.
00:40:58My wife sleeps on her right.
00:41:00Oh, I see.
00:41:02So you have to score a goal
00:41:04and I'll score a goal.
00:41:06Great!
00:41:08This is the final decision.
00:41:10Please stop doing this
00:41:12because you need other men
00:41:14and probably other people.
00:41:16I have no idea with whom.
00:41:18Right?
00:41:20900 levas for the Milits team.
00:41:22Bravo!
00:41:24That's how a family in Bulgaria
00:41:26is broken up with one show.
00:41:28No, with one show.
00:41:30Yes.
00:41:32I have a question for you.
00:41:34Really?
00:41:36Yes.
00:41:38Which category?
00:41:40You choose.
00:41:42I choose the secret category.
00:41:44The Milits team.
00:41:46The secret category.
00:41:48Padev's favorite from the first season.
00:41:50I can't get to the second one.
00:41:52Now it's your turn.
00:41:54The question behind this category is...
00:41:56Scientists again.
00:41:58When scientists talk about
00:42:00thermometers, they mean...
00:42:02a.
00:42:04The rise of the sea level.
00:42:06b.
00:42:08The rapid spread of diseases
00:42:10with an increase in temperature.
00:42:12c.
00:42:14The problems with the glass
00:42:16in industrialized countries.
00:42:18What do these scientists mean?
00:42:20My first association was
00:42:22the rise of the sea level
00:42:24because the thermometer
00:42:26measures the temperature
00:42:28and it moves very slowly up.
00:42:30No thermometer does this.
00:42:32You're talking about
00:42:34the old chewing gums
00:42:36we had before.
00:42:38Yes.
00:42:40It's warm and it moves slowly.
00:42:42Yes.
00:42:44Yes, it's very logical.
00:42:46It's very hard to be logical
00:42:48about this show.
00:42:50Now the question is
00:42:52if we should look for the culprit
00:42:54or not.
00:42:56Effects.
00:42:58What effect?
00:43:00They don't even know what effect it is.
00:43:02Wait a minute.
00:43:04You're already marking the answer.
00:43:06The rise of the sea level.
00:43:08These are some effects.
00:43:10Is there an effect?
00:43:12There is a defect.
00:43:14But we make an effect out of the defect.
00:43:16The effect is wow.
00:43:18The pepper effect.
00:43:20The wow effect.
00:43:22The mill effect.
00:43:24For me, the effect is the defect.
00:43:26Yes, exactly.
00:43:28For me, you're the effect, not the defect.
00:43:30That's wonderful.
00:43:32The team gave their answer.
00:43:34I'm not cruel and I'm not going to beat them
00:43:36and I'm going to tell them the right answer right away.
00:43:38Are you ready?
00:43:40The right answer, ladies and gentlemen,
00:43:42is the commercial break.
00:43:54The commercial break.
00:44:00Hello again.
00:44:02You are with who knows
00:44:04the show that is so dynamic
00:44:06that Formula 1 wants to make a track
00:44:08in our studio.
00:44:10Before the commercials, ladies and gentlemen,
00:44:12when scientists talk about the effect of the thermometer,
00:44:14there is a preview.
00:44:16The team marked the answer A.
00:44:18The rise of the sea level.
00:44:20You look so nervous
00:44:22that you didn't realize
00:44:24that you didn't win money for you.
00:44:26Let's find out the wrong answer now.
00:44:30In liquid thermometers,
00:44:32the bubble expands when the temperature rises.
00:44:34The same effect is observed
00:44:36when water is heated.
00:44:38The level rises.
00:44:40Dr. Roelof Rydbroek
00:44:42from the University of Bonn
00:44:44and his colleagues discover
00:44:46that the rise of the water temperature
00:44:48in the oceans and the
00:44:50expansion of the water
00:44:52have a much greater impact
00:44:54on the rise of the sea level
00:44:56than the melting of glaciers.
00:45:00Why don't you clap your hands?
00:45:04I can't believe it.
00:45:08Bravo!
00:45:10They are surprised.
00:45:12Look, they are shocked.
00:45:14She can't believe it.
00:45:16I can't believe it.
00:45:18Bravo!
00:45:20I can't believe it.
00:45:22I can't believe it.
00:45:24Bravo, girls!
00:45:26This is the effect of the thermometer.
00:45:28And...
00:45:30600 leva
00:45:32for the team.
00:45:34You are on the move.
00:45:36I chose the past,
00:45:38so now you are on the move.
00:45:40Kupita!
00:45:42Why didn't they invite me?
00:45:44Kupita, of course.
00:45:46Let's see the question
00:45:48behind this category.
00:45:50Who is not Kupita?
00:45:52He is.
00:45:54According to scientists,
00:45:56horses nod their heads
00:45:58while walking,
00:46:00because in this way
00:46:02A. they cool their heads
00:46:04B. they absorb energy
00:46:06and
00:46:08C. they see more clearly.
00:46:10Wait a minute.
00:46:12They nod their heads while walking.
00:46:14Only horses nod their heads.
00:46:16Cows nod their heads as well.
00:46:18Pigeons nod their heads as well.
00:46:20They nod their heads as well.
00:46:22According to scientists,
00:46:24this is called nodding
00:46:26while walking.
00:46:28Wait, I'll show you the two moves.
00:46:30Wait a minute.
00:46:32I won't hit you.
00:46:34We want you to say it first.
00:46:36Cuckoo!
00:46:38Wait, I forgot the other move.
00:46:40Nodding...
00:46:42I forgot everything.
00:46:44You don't know it?
00:46:46No, I forgot it.
00:46:48Come back then.
00:46:50You are just wasting our time.
00:46:52I'm not interested.
00:46:54Horses
00:46:56nod their heads
00:46:58like this.
00:47:00Horses don't do it like this.
00:47:02How do they do it?
00:47:04They do it faster.
00:47:06Ah, I remember
00:47:08the horses' moves.
00:47:10Bravo!
00:47:12We want them to do it.
00:47:14It's very important to see
00:47:16when you nod your head.
00:47:18This is a normal woman
00:47:20and she goes like this.
00:47:22This is nodding.
00:47:24Nodding.
00:47:26And when she nods,
00:47:28she turns her head on.
00:47:30Bravo!
00:47:32That's it.
00:47:34So, maybe
00:47:36this way
00:47:38you are wasting your energy.
00:47:40The pink panther is like this.
00:47:42Yes, you are wasting your energy.
00:47:46That's how you are wasting your energy.
00:47:50It hurts your back.
00:47:52Yes.
00:47:54You are wasting your energy.
00:47:56Maybe
00:47:58while they are walking
00:48:00maybe because of the
00:48:02movement itself,
00:48:04their heads don't move
00:48:06and they need to
00:48:08see more clearly.
00:48:10Yes, they move their heads
00:48:12but the cats don't.
00:48:14The cats are stable.
00:48:16Yes.
00:48:18They need to cool their heads.
00:48:20It's hard to make such a wind.
00:48:22Do we know how to cool the horses?
00:48:24The horses?
00:48:26I don't know.
00:48:28I haven't seen them go out.
00:48:30I know they have a constant temperature
00:48:32as far as I've heard.
00:48:34That's great.
00:48:36Did you blow on their heads?
00:48:38Yes, on their heads.
00:48:40They see more clearly.
00:48:42I wouldn't see more clearly
00:48:44if they do that.
00:48:46But if it's in the movement
00:48:48of the whole body
00:48:50and the vestibular apparatus
00:48:52is more stable.
00:48:54You should turn on
00:48:56the vestibular apparatus.
00:48:58I don't know.
00:49:00I would put it on
00:49:02and they see more clearly.
00:49:04I think it's the vestibular apparatus.
00:49:06Then mark it.
00:49:08Because
00:49:10the horses
00:49:12sit on one leg
00:49:14to rest.
00:49:16They change their legs.
00:49:18Maybe Daria knows it.
00:49:20Daria, because you like horses.
00:49:22Now I know it.
00:49:24I think I know it.
00:49:26Yes, I think the answer is true.
00:49:28That's because
00:49:30it's a natural movement
00:49:32of the body and the vestibular apparatus.
00:49:34So that their heads
00:49:36don't sit still.
00:49:38It takes a lot more energy
00:49:40than if they move slowly
00:49:42in a horse's walk.
00:49:44You're right.
00:49:46I don't want to be right
00:49:48because when I see this figure there
00:49:50and here...
00:49:52Let's see the correct answer
00:49:54in this moment.
00:49:56The sequence
00:49:58of the horse's movement
00:50:00is performed in two phases.
00:50:02During which
00:50:04the body moves in different ways.
00:50:06The head of the horse
00:50:08reaches its highest point
00:50:10when the two front hooves
00:50:12touch the ground.
00:50:14Then the effort required by the horse
00:50:16is the greatest.
00:50:18When the horse makes a step forward
00:50:20his head is at its lowest point.
00:50:22This downward movement
00:50:24of the head
00:50:26takes a lot of energy.
00:50:28Yes!
00:50:32I won!
00:50:34Bravo!
00:50:36I'm so happy!
00:50:38I'm so happy!
00:50:40Bravo, Milica!
00:50:421,200 EUR for Milica's team!
00:50:44Great!
00:50:46Come on!
00:50:48Zizo, I'm sorry,
00:50:50I didn't listen to you.
00:50:52Please, take the money
00:50:54for your team.
00:50:56Let's take Japan
00:50:58so Daria can
00:51:00take care of her family.
00:51:02Or vice versa.
00:51:04What a good friend you are!
00:51:06Do they say Japan?
00:51:08Yes!
00:51:10Tony, I'm sorry!
00:51:12Now it's very tense
00:51:14but the family in Bulgaria
00:51:16is hanging by a thread.
00:51:18In front of your eyes.
00:51:20The question is...
00:51:24Until now
00:51:26Daria Simionova's healthy family
00:51:28will answer the question.
00:51:30In the Japanese village
00:51:32Nagoro
00:51:34A.
00:51:36The population density
00:51:38is the highest in the whole of Japan.
00:51:40B. 90% of the residents
00:51:42have a doctor's degree.
00:51:44Wow!
00:51:46And C. The majority of the population
00:51:48are dolls
00:51:50in real size.
00:51:52I think Tony knows it.
00:51:54What are we going to do?
00:51:56The good thing is...
00:51:58This man knows it for sure.
00:52:00The good news is
00:52:02you either know it or you don't.
00:52:04They won't kick you out.
00:52:06Because Totsi doesn't know it.
00:52:08Goodbye!
00:52:10You should say goodbye to him.
00:52:12You don't know him.
00:52:14Let's see what we're going to do.
00:52:16What are we going to do?
00:52:18What are we going to do?
00:52:20The population density
00:52:22is the highest in the whole of Japan.
00:52:24This is very likely.
00:52:26Because the population density
00:52:28is very high in the whole of Japan.
00:52:30The whole of Japan is very famous.
00:52:32The fact is that the population density
00:52:34is very high in the whole of Japan.
00:52:36But in the village of Nagoro
00:52:38Tokyo is more densely populated
00:52:40than this village.
00:52:42The Japanese village is
00:52:44spacious.
00:52:46It has terraces.
00:52:48It's fun.
00:52:50The Japanese know how to do things.
00:52:52You can see the fields.
00:52:54There are a lot of sculptures.
00:52:56It's full.
00:52:58It's beautiful.
00:53:00Where are you going to go?
00:53:02You're right about Tokyo.
00:53:04Maybe this is the most densely populated city.
00:53:06There you sleep on top of each other.
00:53:08So I would exclude the answer.
00:53:10Okay.
00:53:12It makes sense.
00:53:16Now we're shooting 50-50.
00:53:2090% of the teachers have a doctorate degree.
00:53:22This intrigues me.
00:53:24I don't know why.
00:53:26Because I've seen a village
00:53:28close to a university.
00:53:30These are the dolls.
00:53:32Look how cool the dolls are.
00:53:34Maybe there's a nursing home for doctors.
00:53:36That's why they're famous.
00:53:38They like this kind of things.
00:53:40They wear samurai costumes.
00:53:42They look like mannequins.
00:53:44But they're dolls.
00:53:46Japanese dolls.
00:53:48Do they have dolls?
00:53:50Yes.
00:53:52They have masks.
00:53:54I don't know.
00:53:56What does a doctorate degree help?
00:53:58Why are there so many doctors?
00:54:00Because there are doctors.
00:54:02What about a doctorate degree?
00:54:04I studied it.
00:54:06Imagine.
00:54:08In the village.
00:54:10Why?
00:54:12Because they speak in a high-pitched voice.
00:54:14He's a doctor.
00:54:16He can't speak like this.
00:54:18He speaks in a high-pitched voice.
00:54:20He's more high-pitched.
00:54:22He doesn't speak like this.
00:54:24He speaks like this.
00:54:26He speaks like this.
00:54:28Like this.
00:54:30Like this.
00:54:32My finger.
00:54:34Wait.
00:54:36Mark it.
00:54:38I can't.
00:54:40No.
00:54:42How can he stand you?
00:54:44I can't understand you.
00:54:46He's Japanese.
00:54:48He's patient.
00:54:50He's healthy.
00:54:52Calm down.
00:54:54We're in Japan.
00:54:56The truth is here.
00:54:58Wait.
00:55:00Wait.
00:55:02In Nagoro village.
00:55:04In Nagoro, southern part of Japan.
00:55:06Hundreds of people lived here.
00:55:08Most of them
00:55:10moved here
00:55:12to find a job.
00:55:14There are only 30 people left.
00:55:16To bring life back to the village
00:55:18local resident Tsuchini Ayano
00:55:20put over
00:55:22350 dolls
00:55:24in a natural size
00:55:26in memory of the former residents.
00:55:30Bravo!
00:55:34Aleksandr Sona.
00:55:36Daria Smilov.
00:55:38Bravo!
00:55:40Congratulations!
00:55:42What a nice question!
00:55:44To bring people back
00:55:46and give them dolls.
00:55:48Arigato!
00:55:50I like it.
00:55:52900 000 for the team.
00:55:54You're on the jump.
00:55:56Milica and Zivko.
00:55:58How many are we?
00:56:00The last two are alive.
00:56:02Flora or liquid?
00:56:04Flora!
00:56:06The new flora
00:56:08of our fauna.
00:56:10The question is
00:56:16The palm lily
00:56:18is from the Aspergii family.
00:56:20Originally
00:56:22it comes from China.
00:56:24It forms a kind of bulb
00:56:26in the last third
00:56:28of life.
00:56:30Do you know it?
00:56:32No.
00:56:34I don't know it.
00:56:36I know there are lilies and palms.
00:56:38Bravo!
00:56:40Think about it.
00:56:42Yes.
00:56:44She knows it.
00:56:46She's crazy.
00:56:48Why do you say
00:56:50Aspergii family?
00:56:52What language is this?
00:56:54I know there are lilies in China.
00:56:56Yes.
00:56:58Why?
00:57:00Because they have
00:57:02nice lakes.
00:57:04Zivko, my boy,
00:57:06think about it.
00:57:08Are there palms in China?
00:57:10Let's read the first question.
00:57:12The palm lily.
00:57:14You can read up to here.
00:57:16Now
00:57:18the palm lily.
00:57:20What does it mean?
00:57:22The tall lily.
00:57:24The palm is like this.
00:57:26And from the top
00:57:28it's a leaf.
00:57:30When you cut it, it goes up.
00:57:32The palm tree and the lily flower.
00:57:34Something like that.
00:57:36Where did you get to?
00:57:38The Aspergii family.
00:57:40How does it look like?
00:57:42The Aspergii family is long
00:57:44and up there
00:57:46there is an interesting thing.
00:57:48I mixed Aspergii family
00:57:50with artichoke.
00:57:52It's one to one with the palm lily.
00:57:54Then
00:57:56all this excitement
00:57:58goes to the devils?
00:58:00Yes, I mixed them.
00:58:02Zivko, you start.
00:58:04Don't worry about me.
00:58:06Milica, sit down.
00:58:08You don't know.
00:58:12Let's go back to the question.
00:58:14The palm lily.
00:58:16We worked on it.
00:58:18It looks like a bean
00:58:20in the last third of its life.
00:58:22Does this bean
00:58:24look like
00:58:26the coconut nuts of the palm tree?
00:58:28And because of that
00:58:30it looks like a ball.
00:58:36I have a feeling that you are kidding.
00:58:38We are not kidding.
00:58:40You don't know the answers.
00:58:42It's from the Aspergii family.
00:58:44I suggested
00:58:46you to be with hope
00:58:48that you know something.
00:58:50Do you want us to be here?
00:58:52Of course.
00:58:54I love you.
00:58:56You are hesitating.
00:58:58The palm tree
00:59:00and the bean
00:59:02are the closest.
00:59:04The palm tree is bigger.
00:59:06Yes, the coconut nuts.
00:59:10What is it?
00:59:12Right, Zivko!
00:59:14This is a human place.
00:59:16It came from China.
00:59:18I mentioned that the palm tree
00:59:20is in China.
00:59:22Are you ready for your answer?
00:59:24Do you have any thoughts?
00:59:26Aspergii.
00:59:28Aspergii.
00:59:30We are hungry.
00:59:32Do you think you know it
00:59:34or is it an intuition?
00:59:36We will find out the truth
00:59:38after a short commercial on BTV.
00:59:48THE ANSWER
00:59:56Hello again to the studio of
00:59:58Who Knows Where,
01:00:00where we have Milica
01:00:02and the actor Zivko Semyonov
01:00:04and the team PDP
01:00:06with Slavko Istopadev and Daria Semyonova.
01:00:08Before the commercials,
01:00:10the palm tree
01:00:12and Milica's team
01:00:14mark the answer V.
01:00:16We believe that this is
01:00:18an interesting question.
01:00:22The palm tree
01:00:24originates from North America
01:00:26but is a popular secret plant
01:00:28in European households.
01:00:30The leaves, flowers and roots
01:00:32have been used for medical purposes
01:00:34for centuries.
01:00:36Surprisingly, the palm tree
01:00:38belongs to the Aspergii family.
01:00:42Bravo!
01:00:44Calm down.
01:00:46Congratulations!
01:00:52Milica's first intuition was also correct
01:00:54because she went to Aspergii
01:00:56while playing the étude.
01:00:58Why do you think so?
01:01:00It was intuitive
01:01:02while Zivko was guessing.
01:01:04You are in the last category
01:01:06which is liquid.
01:01:08Our category?
01:01:10Of course.
01:01:12We have changed the meaning
01:01:14of the question
01:01:16from liquid to liquid.
01:01:18Do you want to say something?
01:01:20Yes.
01:01:22We have been guessing
01:01:24since we were kids.
01:01:30The last question
01:01:32before the official part
01:01:34is
01:01:38Among the most expensive liquids
01:01:42E, I
01:01:44A. The plasma for TVs
01:01:46B. The printing press
01:01:48and
01:01:50C. The soup prepared
01:01:52from the last type of Seychelles
01:01:54ribs in the world
01:01:56Horrible!
01:01:58They ate the world.
01:02:00Only the furniture.
01:02:02The plasma, right?
01:02:04Yes.
01:02:06It is made of liquid.
01:02:08Why is it so expensive?
01:02:10It is not expensive.
01:02:12Maybe the idea is
01:02:14that the plasma
01:02:16is a very expensive
01:02:18liquid.
01:02:20Have you heard
01:02:22about the printing press?
01:02:24I have. I think it is not expensive.
01:02:26It is not that expensive.
01:02:28It is not that expensive
01:02:30because we know
01:02:32the price of a newspaper
01:02:34and the printing press
01:02:36is very expensive.
01:02:38Unfortunately,
01:02:40mine is very expensive.
01:02:42I don't like the soup.
01:02:44Why?
01:02:46Because it is disgusting.
01:02:48I have heard about
01:02:50the strangest dishes
01:02:52in the world.
01:02:54One of them is
01:02:56the monkey brain
01:02:58which is served
01:03:00in the live monkey
01:03:02and pours hot oil
01:03:04in the head.
01:03:06My question is
01:03:08which monkey
01:03:10pours hot oil?
01:03:12I think
01:03:14if it was the plasma,
01:03:16a normal person
01:03:18would not be able
01:03:20to afford a TV.
01:03:22What do you call
01:03:24the plasma TV?
01:03:26The Turkish TV.
01:03:28There are three technologies
01:03:30in the world for the production
01:03:32of TV.
01:03:34All of them are not plasma?
01:03:36No, they are not.
01:03:38No, they are not.
01:03:40V or A?
01:03:44V.
01:03:46The woman said
01:03:48and we decided.
01:03:50I will press it.
01:03:52I will press it.
01:03:54It will come here.
01:03:56She wants to mark it.
01:03:58She can't mark it.
01:04:00It doesn't work.
01:04:02I will mark it.
01:04:04V.
01:04:06If it is this,
01:04:08the man is the biggest cynic in the world.
01:04:10Can I ask you something?
01:04:12Do you eat meat?
01:04:14Yes, but only if I
01:04:16grill it myself.
01:04:18It's good.
01:04:20Don't be so hypocritical
01:04:22because people eat meat
01:04:24for food.
01:04:26Why do you eat chicken and pork
01:04:28all day long?
01:04:30I haven't had that before.
01:04:32Let's see.
01:04:34Verne will answer now.
01:04:38There is a liquid
01:04:40that is more expensive than the best
01:04:42champagne, designer perfumes
01:04:44and human blood.
01:04:46This liquid is more expensive
01:04:48than gold.
01:04:50Almost every household uses it
01:04:52in their house, but not while
01:04:54they watch TV.
01:04:56One of the most expensive liquids in the world
01:04:58is the black oil for printers.
01:05:00Traders use it
01:05:02to sell cheap printer machines
01:05:04that later turn out
01:05:06to be expensive consumables.
01:05:08As for the soup
01:05:10from Seychelles,
01:05:12it is almost the most illegal
01:05:14liquid in the world.
01:05:20No, because Daria
01:05:22has really good logic.
01:05:24She said, if it is so expensive,
01:05:26why is there so much news
01:05:28about it on the market?
01:05:30Of course, it is expensive
01:05:32because it uses very little liquid
01:05:34to be printed, for example.
01:05:38The good news is
01:05:40that all of us
01:05:42excluded it here.
01:05:44Did you know?
01:05:46Okay.
01:05:48900 levs versus 1200 levs.
01:05:50200 levs!
01:05:54Did you know
01:05:56how cool it is
01:05:58to come back after a long day
01:06:00and your wife says,
01:06:02I invited my neighbors
01:06:04with two kids and three dogs.
01:06:06Will you help me cook?
01:06:08This is how our 13th question works.
01:06:10When the team with the most money
01:06:12realizes that
01:06:14nothing is done yet.
01:06:16Before we see the category,
01:06:18I remind the two teams
01:06:20and our viewers
01:06:22that you will invest money here.
01:06:24The category is
01:06:30football.
01:06:32Oh, my God!
01:06:36Football.
01:06:38Let the bets begin now.
01:06:42Now it will be very interesting.
01:06:48We can hear each other.
01:06:52Are we ready, kids?
01:06:54Yes, we are ready.
01:06:56Now let's see the question.
01:06:58Because of which team
01:07:00the captains are defeated
01:07:02at the beginning
01:07:04and in other places.
01:07:06The question is
01:07:10Which stadium
01:07:12is the second largest in Europe
01:07:14after Camp Nou?
01:07:16A.
01:07:18Giuseppe Meazza in Milan.
01:07:20B.
01:07:22Wembley in London.
01:07:24C.
01:07:26Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid.
01:07:28You have 20 seconds to answer
01:07:30which start to be counted now.
01:07:36Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid.
01:07:38Milan.
01:07:40Giuseppe Meazza in Milan.
01:07:42Real Madrid.
01:07:44Real Madrid.
01:07:46Real Madrid.
01:07:48Four.
01:07:50Three.
01:07:52Two.
01:07:54One.
01:07:56The end.
01:07:58Milica, how much money did you invest?
01:08:00We invested 300 levs.
01:08:02300 levs.
01:08:04What is the logic?
01:08:06If both teams answered wrongly,
01:08:08we will stay with 900 levs.
01:08:10We will stay with more money than them.
01:08:12They are playing
01:08:14to minimize the losses.
01:08:16They don't want to win.
01:08:18They want to minimize the losses.
01:08:20How many times have you done it?
01:08:22It's a fact.
01:08:24It's a fact.
01:08:28How much money did you invest?
01:08:30We invested 2500 levs.
01:08:32It's terrible.
01:08:34You invested it.
01:08:36Only 900 levs came to you.
01:08:38You have 0 levs.
01:08:40Why did you do it?
01:08:42I did it with the hope...
01:08:44It's like football.
01:08:46It's a desperate move.
01:08:48Yes.
01:08:50It's a desperate move.
01:08:52Let's see the answers
01:08:54you gave.
01:08:56What is the second biggest city in the world?
01:08:58Everyone knows
01:09:00that it's Vasilevski Stadium.
01:09:02But he can't answer it.
01:09:04What is the second biggest city?
01:09:06Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid.
01:09:08Real Madrid Stadium.
01:09:10Yes.
01:09:12Do you know the capacity?
01:09:14Yes.
01:09:16300 people.
01:09:181000 Bulgarians.
01:09:22Your answer?
01:09:24My answer is
01:09:26Giuseppe Meazza in Milan.
01:09:28I'm not sure.
01:09:30Why didn't you choose the same?
01:09:32Because...
01:09:34Was Diego Maradona playing there?
01:09:36No.
01:09:38He was in Napoli.
01:09:40Giuseppe Meazza and Milan
01:09:42are playing in the second team.
01:09:44Santiago Bernabeu
01:09:46was reconstructed.
01:09:48I don't think it's him.
01:09:50Maybe they raised the capacity.
01:09:52But I don't think
01:09:54it's more than 75-80 thousand.
01:09:56Giuseppe Meazza
01:09:58I think it's 90 thousand.
01:10:00Ok.
01:10:02And Wembley?
01:10:04Wembley.
01:10:06The biggest stadium in London.
01:10:08I think it's 80 thousand.
01:10:10The biggest Wembley.
01:10:12Here it is.
01:10:14I don't want to hear it.
01:10:18Have faith.
01:10:20Camp Nou in Barcelona
01:10:22can accommodate
01:10:24almost 100 thousand people.
01:10:26The stadium
01:10:28Giuseppe Meazza in Milan
01:10:30has a capacity
01:10:32of 80 thousand seats.
01:10:36Wembley in London
01:10:38has a capacity
01:10:40of 90 thousand seats.
01:10:42It's the second biggest stadium
01:10:44after this one in Barcelona.
01:10:46And we win!
01:10:48The winner in this episode
01:10:50is the Milan team.
01:10:52And because the audience takes everything
01:10:54the prize money
01:10:56is 900 leva.
01:10:58Ladies and gentlemen,
01:11:00it was nice of me.
01:11:02Ciao!