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00:00:00I have a question.
00:00:02Oh no!
00:00:04Wait, wait, wait!
00:00:06Bravo!
00:00:08Come on, stand up, Bogdan!
00:00:10Come on, stand up, Bogdan!
00:00:12It doesn't make sense, I will take your budget.
00:00:14Wow!
00:00:16No, I don't know anything about fitness,
00:00:18and there will be a full explanation.
00:00:20You'd better stay here.
00:00:22No, just do this.
00:00:24How much do you give?
00:00:26I will pass without this!
00:00:28I have another job.
00:00:30The name Maria
00:00:32is used as the first name
00:00:34at least 18,300 times
00:00:36in Germany
00:00:38since 2010 alone.
00:00:40Unlike Marie,
00:00:42the popularity of the name
00:00:44varies significantly in different regions.
00:00:46In principle,
00:00:48Maria is a female name.
00:00:50However, there is a special order
00:00:52that does not exist for any other name.
00:00:54Men can also
00:00:56call themselves Maria
00:00:58and have at least one more name.
00:01:00Here it is!
00:01:02That is Niki Maria Kanchek.
00:01:04Bravo!
00:01:06And the winner in the first round
00:01:08of our competition
00:01:10is the Milica team with 2,600 left.
00:01:12But nothing is decided yet,
00:01:14because I will immediately give the opportunity
00:01:16to the team to seek revenge
00:01:18against the Milica team.
00:01:20Bravo!
00:01:22Our show continues
00:01:24with a slight change.
00:01:26You may not even notice it.
00:01:28Krasi Ratkov cannot allow
00:01:30his wife to become a bigger star than him
00:01:32and come to replace her.
00:01:34Maybe it's because of the way he talks.
00:01:36I have no idea.
00:01:38Let's meet the actor
00:01:40who teaches an extremely important lesson,
00:01:42namely how to dance
00:01:44without your partner,
00:01:46which I assure you is very difficult.
00:01:48Krasi Ratkov!
00:01:54Bravo, Krasi!
00:01:56Thank you, thank you!
00:01:58Bravo, Krasi!
00:02:00Mr. Ratkov!
00:02:02Nice to meet you!
00:02:04Your wife, Stanislava,
00:02:06has already given you the name.
00:02:08Her sports anger did not reach
00:02:10to be in the first round.
00:02:12Will you be angrier and more ambitious?
00:02:14Will you run to the victory?
00:02:16Of course I will run to the victory.
00:02:18We are the champions.
00:02:20I am prepared.
00:02:22We are the champions.
00:02:24We are the champions.
00:02:26We are the champions.
00:02:28We are the champions.
00:02:30We are the champions.
00:02:32We are the champions.
00:02:34We are the champions.
00:02:36We are the champions.
00:02:38We are the champions.
00:02:40We are the champions.
00:02:42We are the champions.
00:02:44We are the champions.
00:02:46We are the champions.
00:02:48We are the champions.
00:02:50Who are we?
00:02:52Women.
00:02:54It is not certain, because
00:02:56your captain touched you
00:02:58on the shoulder with his right hand.
00:03:00Your wife was screaming with her hand
00:03:02throughout the first round.
00:03:04She was pinching her
00:03:06and kissing her on the hand.
00:03:08What can I say?
00:03:10Your wife needs attention.
00:03:14We are colleagues.
00:03:16I won't talk much,
00:03:18because I won't be here
00:03:20on Saturday.
00:03:22Your wife needs attention.
00:03:24If you need attention,
00:03:26I can give you attention.
00:03:28We are the 21st century.
00:03:30We have European values.
00:03:32Yes, there are 121 poles.
00:03:34Which pole are you?
00:03:36Non-binary.
00:03:38Success in Eurovision.
00:03:42Krasovska,
00:03:44Sashe,
00:03:46welcome to the show.
00:03:48It is going to be a long show.
00:03:50You will understand.
00:03:52Mr. Kalchev,
00:03:54you were excellent
00:03:56in the first round.
00:03:58What will you say to the other teams
00:04:00to demotivate them even more?
00:04:02There is no more.
00:04:04First of all, the level has dropped.
00:04:06What?
00:04:08Hello, Red Sea!
00:04:10I used the mythology
00:04:12of CSKA and Real Madrid
00:04:14to make CSKA lose 5-0.
00:04:16I don't remember losing 5-0.
00:04:18But I think we should continue
00:04:20with such a captain.
00:04:22We were called
00:04:24Real Madrid,
00:04:26but the truth is that we are
00:04:28Nereal Madrid.
00:04:30We are Nereal.
00:04:32The team of Nereals.
00:04:34Well done.
00:04:36Against non-binary.
00:04:38The team of Nereals
00:04:40against non-binary.
00:04:42The team of holograms.
00:04:44I have a job.
00:04:46I am sorry if I am interrupting.
00:04:48You were leading until recently.
00:04:50You are overestimating me.
00:04:52Wait a minute.
00:04:54There are three leaders here.
00:04:56We have to keep the balance in the studio.
00:04:58Now, for those of you
00:05:00who turn on the TV.
00:05:02The TV is behind you.
00:05:04The TV is behind you.
00:05:08Now, for those of you
00:05:10who turn on the TV.
00:05:12I remind you that you are watching
00:05:14the double final episode
00:05:16of Who Knows Where in Revanche.
00:05:18The team of Milica
00:05:20with Milica Glavnishka
00:05:22and the man who gave
00:05:24thousands of kisses
00:05:26to the audience.
00:05:28The team of Padev
00:05:30with Christo Padev
00:05:32and the actor
00:05:34Krasi Ratkov.
00:05:40In the first part of our episode
00:05:42about the honor of the family
00:05:44and the play of Stanislav Ganchev.
00:05:46Now, let's see if Krasi will be on the level.
00:05:48The winners so far
00:05:50keep their money in the banks of the two teams
00:05:52and they continue with them in the second part
00:05:54of our competition.
00:05:56The winner in the end will be the pair
00:05:58with the most money
00:06:00in the winning episode.
00:06:02Now, let's see
00:06:04if Krasi will be on the level.
00:06:06The team of Padev
00:06:08with Milica Glavnishka
00:06:10and the man who gave
00:06:12thousands of kisses
00:06:14to the audience.
00:06:16The team of Padev
00:06:18with Milica Glavnishka
00:06:20and the man who gave
00:06:22thousands of kisses
00:06:24to the audience.
00:06:26The team of Padev
00:06:28with Milica Glavnishka
00:06:30and the man who gave
00:06:32thousands of kisses
00:06:34to the audience.
00:07:00I won't say who.
00:07:02The question for you is...
00:07:04Just look at us.
00:07:06Niki, what are you talking about?
00:07:08We are on the top.
00:07:10The famous ski jumping
00:07:12Telemark jump
00:07:14is named
00:07:16A. Finland Television Station
00:07:18Telemark TV
00:07:20B. Region Telemark in Norway
00:07:22and
00:07:24C. Swedish Olympic champion
00:07:26Stig Erik Telemark
00:07:28Super!
00:07:30I have no idea.
00:07:32We are talking about Telemark jump.
00:07:34Yes.
00:07:36The jump is
00:07:38if there are 4-5 elements
00:07:40for the force,
00:07:42the jump itself,
00:07:44the separation of the arms
00:07:46and the jump itself
00:07:48because there you also extend
00:07:50the field.
00:07:52This is very important.
00:07:54First of all, it is absurd
00:07:56but this is Finland Television Station.
00:07:58Who is watching?
00:08:00Yes.
00:08:02It is very logical and direct.
00:08:04The Swedish Olympic champion
00:08:06Here we have Sweden against Norway.
00:08:08For me it is Norway.
00:08:10It is one of the strongest countries
00:08:12in ski jumping.
00:08:16Does the track matter?
00:08:18There is a small
00:08:20and a big chance.
00:08:22Chance.
00:08:24I think one of them is 70 meters
00:08:26and the other one is
00:08:2820 square meters.
00:08:30We had some here.
00:08:32And my mother was a skier.
00:08:34Soon it will be Region Telemark in Norway.
00:08:36I imagine that
00:08:38the jumpers from that region
00:08:40started to jump in this way
00:08:42and they improved this thing
00:08:44or they started to land.
00:08:46You are clearer.
00:08:48We will put Region Telemark in Norway.
00:08:50I am sure.
00:08:52Does it make sense for me to ask you?
00:08:54It doesn't make any sense.
00:08:56I always liked this.
00:08:58Mr. Radkov, from Norway.
00:09:00Have you ever jumped?
00:09:02I jumped when I was a child.
00:09:04But not with skis.
00:09:06I jumped with my head down.
00:09:08And I fell on my head as you can see.
00:09:10You didn't tie your legs?
00:09:12No.
00:09:14Thank you. Are you ready to see the correct answer?
00:09:16Yes.
00:09:18Let's see.
00:09:20After the run,
00:09:22the take-off and the landing
00:09:24is the fourth phase
00:09:26of the ski-jump.
00:09:28Telemark is the typical landing technique.
00:09:30It is named
00:09:32Region Telemark in Norway,
00:09:34where it started
00:09:36to be practiced.
00:09:38The clean Telemark is necessary
00:09:40for high results for the jump.
00:09:42Other forms of landing
00:09:44lead to taking points.
00:09:46Bravo!
00:09:48Bravo!
00:09:50What should we do now?
00:09:52The learned is the learned.
00:09:54I have seen it.
00:09:56It is an elementary question.
00:09:58It was difficult for you.
00:10:00It was wonderful.
00:10:022900 leva.
00:10:04Give them something more difficult.
00:10:06Team P90 on the move.
00:10:08T-Rex, London,
00:10:10practically a cafe.
00:10:12I am very strong.
00:10:14Come on.
00:10:16We are hosts.
00:10:18Of course.
00:10:20We are hosts here.
00:10:22Let's see the question
00:10:24behind this category.
00:10:26It was not calmer in this show.
00:10:30The question is
00:10:32Why should sugar be avoided
00:10:34on a hot glass-ceramic boiler?
00:10:38A. It turns out
00:10:40a carcinogenic environment for small insects.
00:10:42B.
00:10:44The obtained surface tension
00:10:46damages the flesh.
00:10:48C. You risk breaking
00:10:50the shingles.
00:10:52We used to blow our noses
00:10:54in the province
00:10:56when you put sugar on the boiler
00:10:58and blow your nose.
00:11:00Is it true?
00:11:02Yes.
00:11:04Now it is similar.
00:11:06But it was hardly on a glass-ceramic boiler.
00:11:08Yes, it was not.
00:11:10The sugar helps
00:11:12to release the nose.
00:11:14Does it prevent
00:11:16the life of small insects?
00:11:18It should prevent
00:11:20you from breaking
00:11:22the shingles.
00:11:24I think sugar should not be added
00:11:26not to risk
00:11:28breaking the shingles.
00:11:30Yes, I agree.
00:11:32It depends.
00:11:34If it is a Chinese shingle,
00:11:36it breaks immediately.
00:11:38We should be careful
00:11:40not to add sugar
00:11:42to small insects.
00:11:44Therefore,
00:11:46B.
00:11:48The obtained surface tension
00:11:50damages the flesh.
00:11:52I am for B.
00:11:54Excuse me,
00:11:56did you make a hot brandy?
00:11:58Yes, I did.
00:12:00But after you had a few drinks
00:12:02and you can't add sugar
00:12:04to cure the shingles,
00:12:06it becomes so hard
00:12:08that you can't remove it from there.
00:12:10Therefore,
00:12:12we will damage the shingle.
00:12:14Do you think so?
00:12:16Yes.
00:12:18I agree with him.
00:12:20Because we are a team.
00:12:22We will be a team,
00:12:24not like them.
00:12:26We are gathered here as physicists.
00:12:28I suggest
00:12:30to see the correct answer
00:12:32to understand who is right and who is wrong.
00:12:34The shingle is broken.
00:12:36Yes.
00:12:38Avoid
00:12:40sprinkling sugar,
00:12:42dropping plastic or aluminum foil
00:12:44on hot cooking areas.
00:12:46These substances melt,
00:12:48stick and can cause cracks,
00:12:50cracks or other permanent changes
00:12:52in the glass ceramic
00:12:54when it cools down.
00:12:56If an incident occurs,
00:12:58turn off the device
00:13:00and remove these substances
00:13:02The damage of the shingle
00:13:04is due to the surface tension.
00:13:08We are off to a good start.
00:13:10We are off to a good start.
00:13:12Well done, guys!
00:13:14Team!
00:13:16Where is the hot spring?
00:13:18Where did you go?
00:13:20That was the easiest question.
00:13:22Did you see
00:13:24how the city changed?
00:13:261300 years!
00:13:28We are off to a good start!
00:13:30Well done, Bulgarians!
00:13:32Well done, Bulgarians!
00:13:34You are the root of the Raki's.
00:13:36You are off to a good start.
00:13:38Category, please.
00:13:40I am very curious
00:13:42what will be in T-Rex.
00:13:44As I said, he can have my portrait.
00:13:46He can be yours.
00:13:48He can be Kanchev's.
00:13:50Because he is a dinosaur in his profession.
00:13:52He can be mine.
00:13:54T-Rex.
00:13:56Let's see the question
00:13:58Which statement
00:14:00about the Tyrannosaurus Rex
00:14:02is true?
00:14:04A. His eyes are the size of a grapefruit
00:14:06and they distinguish objects
00:14:08ten times more precisely than a falcon.
00:14:10B. He lives
00:14:12closer to people
00:14:14than to a Stegosaurus.
00:14:16And
00:14:18C. Bill is a vegan.
00:14:22That's cool.
00:14:24What an easy question!
00:14:26Bill is a grass,
00:14:28but when he eats grass,
00:14:30he eats animals.
00:14:32What does it mean,
00:14:34Bill is a vegan?
00:14:36No.
00:14:38T-Rex is a predator
00:14:40with very small hands.
00:14:42I am not sure.
00:14:44With big hips.
00:14:46Tyrannosaurus Rex
00:14:48has very big legs
00:14:50and very small hands.
00:14:52And a huge tail.
00:14:54What about dinosaurs that were
00:14:56very dangerous?
00:14:58Diplodocus.
00:15:00There is even a tooth
00:15:02in the British Museum.
00:15:04It is as big as my head.
00:15:06Half of my head.
00:15:10My grandfather was a dentist
00:15:12and he took it out of him.
00:15:14And what did the dinosaur eat?
00:15:16What did he eat?
00:15:18He ate grass.
00:15:20He ate grass and broke it.
00:15:22Or he ate sugar.
00:15:24And then he ate ceramics.
00:15:28Bill is a vegan.
00:15:30Bill is a vegan?
00:15:32Are you serious?
00:15:34Tyrannosaurus Rex.
00:15:36He is a predator.
00:15:38He is 100% a predator.
00:15:40But maybe he lived closer to people
00:15:42than to a Stegosaurus.
00:15:44What is a Stegosaurus?
00:15:46A neighbor.
00:15:48Stegosaurus is one of the two.
00:15:52Name the species.
00:15:54What did you say?
00:15:56Stegosaurus.
00:15:58Do you know anything about it?
00:16:00Of course we do.
00:16:02Is it vegan?
00:16:04I will give you a hint.
00:16:06They have already chosen it.
00:16:08I don't know.
00:16:10That's how we got together,
00:16:12my friends.
00:16:14Can you tell me what a Stegosaurus is?
00:16:16It's another dinosaur.
00:16:18Yes.
00:16:20It's a dangerous animal.
00:16:22It's about 15 meters long.
00:16:24It's head is 15 meters long.
00:16:26The body and the head
00:16:28are 5 centimeters long.
00:16:30Great.
00:16:32Now I got it.
00:16:34The team Milica
00:16:36gave the answer to their question.
00:16:38You saw it.
00:16:40I'm sure he will bring them money.
00:16:42Except if he doesn't.
00:16:44We will find it out
00:16:46after the commercial break.
00:17:04Hello again to the studio of
00:17:06Who should know,
00:17:08where we meet again
00:17:10the team Milica
00:17:12and the team Milica.
00:17:14I love you.
00:17:18I love you too.
00:17:20And the team Pedev
00:17:22and the man who brought
00:17:24the sixth sense of humor
00:17:26Krasi Ratkov.
00:17:28Before the commercials
00:17:30the team Milica
00:17:32marked the answer B.
00:17:34The animal is closer to people
00:17:36than to Stegosaurus.
00:17:38Let's see if T-Rex
00:17:40will eat your head
00:17:42for this question.
00:17:44The correct answer.
00:17:46T-Rex
00:17:48T-Rex
00:17:50T-Rex
00:17:52T-Rex
00:17:54T-Rex
00:17:56T-Rex
00:17:58T-Rex
00:18:00T-Rex
00:18:02T-Rex
00:18:04T-Rex
00:18:06T-Rex
00:18:08The fact is
00:18:10the T-Rex existed
00:18:12before 66 million years.
00:18:14In fact,
00:18:16T-rex lived
00:18:18closer to people
00:18:20than to the Stegosaurus
00:18:22where it became
00:18:24popular dinosaurs
00:18:26during the Jurassic period
00:18:28which started
00:18:30200 million years ago
00:18:32and now is
00:18:34145,5 million years.
00:18:36I remember when the meteorite fell, how many hopes burned out.
00:18:42Why don't you listen to Niki, I can't understand.
00:18:44And a while ago it was said that the weakest thing in you is your memory.
00:18:48Isn't that so?
00:18:49Yes.
00:18:51Remember, remember.
00:18:533200 leva, Lord.
00:18:55How much do we have?
00:18:571300.
00:18:58The game is in the center.
00:18:59You are on the move.
00:19:00Euro?
00:19:01Leva.
00:19:02Euro is in the house and in the coke.
00:19:03Is it your mother?
00:19:04Yes.
00:19:06You are on the move.
00:19:07Hello.
00:19:08Category.
00:19:09On the road, on the road.
00:19:10On the road.
00:19:11On the road.
00:19:12Wonderful.
00:19:13On the road.
00:19:14The man is a man when he is on the road.
00:19:15And let's see the question that is behind this category.
00:19:19And it is.
00:19:20What is true about the road salt?
00:19:24A.
00:19:25It should not be used after the expiration date.
00:19:28B.
00:19:29It can reduce the stopping effect of cars.
00:19:32And.
00:19:33C.
00:19:34It should consist of a maximum of 73% salt.
00:19:3873% salt.
00:19:40I heard that the onion is sprayed.
00:19:43Maximum.
00:19:44They call it an onion.
00:19:45It should be used after the expiration date.
00:19:48It should not be used.
00:19:49It should not be used.
00:19:50You should not use it.
00:19:51You should not use anything after the expiration date.
00:19:54Yes, but I still use you.
00:19:56Yes, that's right.
00:19:57But I have not heard of salt.
00:20:00It can be used after the expiration date.
00:20:04I have not heard of salt at all.
00:20:06Have you heard of salt after the expiration date?
00:20:09I have not heard.
00:20:10Yes, it is a preservative.
00:20:11It can not be used.
00:20:12There is no expiration date.
00:20:13Look at me.
00:20:14I am not convinced.
00:20:15If you make any objection, we will catch him and see how we mix.
00:20:19Talk to me, not with him.
00:20:20Leave him alone.
00:20:21Sit down next to him.
00:20:22No, we will not share.
00:20:23The answer falls to me.
00:20:24Yes.
00:20:25According to me.
00:20:26It can reduce the stopping effect of cars.
00:20:28Of course, it can.
00:20:29The snow melts and the salt itself can reduce.
00:20:33I agree with that.
00:20:34It just happens that the tire does not have such a good grip on the asphalt.
00:20:38In any case, the snow is melted.
00:20:40Why not?
00:20:41Ah, it's salt and it's like sand.
00:20:43Yes.
00:20:44That is, the stopper there does not work so actively.
00:20:47There should be at least 73% salt.
00:20:50Of course it will be salt.
00:20:52Maximum, not minimum.
00:20:54Maximum.
00:20:55And minimum also.
00:20:56And minimum?
00:20:57Minimum, I heard about 20-23%.
00:20:59Bravo.
00:21:00But.
00:21:01I heard now, I do not know how.
00:21:02But different regions, different percentages.
00:21:04Yes, because snow falls in the northwest.
00:21:06It depends on the region.
00:21:07Yes.
00:21:08It depends on the region.
00:21:09Yes.
00:21:10Whether they are on the Euro project or not.
00:21:11Yes.
00:21:12And you heard this thing?
00:21:13Of course.
00:21:14So.
00:21:15I'm not going to come here without knowledge.
00:21:17And without hearing something.
00:21:18But so.
00:21:19I heard something.
00:21:20The answer B started to cost me a lot.
00:21:22This is like asking for a book once, and I heard it.
00:21:25Obviously.
00:21:26Why are you talking to them like that?
00:21:27Because Sasha is just stealing time for himself.
00:21:28Can you find the stopping effect?
00:21:29Come on.
00:21:30Boys, come on, mark them.
00:21:31For the stopping effect.
00:21:32Yes.
00:21:33Right?
00:21:34It is applied, it is sprayed to reduce the flooding.
00:21:35That's it.
00:21:36Yes.
00:21:37Yes.
00:21:38Yes.
00:21:39Yes.
00:21:40Yes.
00:21:41Yes.
00:21:42Yes.
00:21:43Yes.
00:21:44Yes.
00:21:45Yes.
00:21:46Yes.
00:21:47Yes.
00:21:48Yes.
00:21:49Yes.
00:21:50Yes.
00:21:51Yes.
00:21:52Yes.
00:21:53Yes.
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00:22:01Right.
00:22:02What is the stopping effect like?
00:22:06You're not paying attention anyway.
00:22:08Let's see.
00:22:09She wants to reduce the stopping effect.
00:22:11That's right.
00:22:12She doesn't want to stop.
00:22:13Yes.
00:22:14And I'm right in front of you.
00:22:15No.
00:22:16The salt cannot reduce the stopping effect.
00:22:18It can.
00:22:19Because the rubber melts the ice.
00:22:22Yes.
00:22:23But.
00:22:24But the stopping effect.
00:22:25The salt stays on the asphalt.
00:22:27But it's mixed with the sand.
00:22:28And it reduces the effect.
00:22:29It reduces the effect.
00:22:30And it's harder to stop on sand.
00:22:32I want to say.
00:22:33No.
00:22:34I don't want to say that.
00:22:35I don't want to say that.
00:22:36I want to understand.
00:22:37Milica Glavnicka and Niki Kanchev.
00:22:38What do they think?
00:22:39What is the correct answer?
00:22:40Our way of the expert.
00:22:41What is the correct answer?
00:22:42Ah, 70% is yours.
00:22:45You understand me.
00:22:46The difference between us and you is that you are wrong.
00:22:47Eh, but see where we got?
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00:31:43No, this is the most elementary.
00:31:45This is the most...
00:31:46The others are distracted by the parties.
00:31:48Imagine, all political parties enter the Parliament of Bani.
00:31:51The question is...
00:31:52Wait a minute.
00:31:53For us to understand...
00:31:54I don't want to tell the story.
00:31:55I want to understand...
00:31:56I know it was in the Turkish tomb and it will be down there.
00:31:58But it happens...
00:31:59It is used both for the Parliament and for the corresponding thing at the same time.
00:32:03Or just...
00:32:04Before the Parliament was established, it was used for the corresponding thing.
00:32:07It is used at the same time.
00:32:08But the theatre hall is not bad.
00:32:10This is a big theatre there.
00:32:11And it is expensive.
00:32:12It is more than the National Theatre.
00:32:14The artists deserve it.
00:32:16The theatre hall...
00:32:18No, not the theatre hall.
00:32:19No, not the theatre hall.
00:32:20To be used...
00:32:21I really like the Parliament of Bani.
00:32:23Imagine the Parliament.
00:32:24You go out in the morning, in the evening, you take a shower, you clean up and you don't use...
00:32:28In my opinion, the theatre hall.
00:32:30What do you want?
00:32:31The theatre hall, the Parliament of Bani, something like that.
00:32:33Right?
00:32:34I don't want anything.
00:32:35I want to give a reliable answer.
00:32:36No, no.
00:32:37A reliable answer, in my opinion.
00:32:38We have to find where this building, the first Bulgarian Parliament...
00:32:41And where was it the first time?
00:32:42I don't know.
00:32:43Mr. Kanchev.
00:32:44It was used for two things.
00:32:46It is not mine.
00:32:47It is the Parliament of Bani.
00:32:48Of course.
00:32:49But it could be a theatre hall.
00:32:51First, let's start from where was the first Parliament in Bulgaria.
00:32:54I don't know where it was.
00:32:55How do you know?
00:32:56We don't know.
00:32:57I know the first movie of Maria Luisa, Modern Theatre.
00:32:59It was called Maria Luisa.
00:33:00That's all I know.
00:33:02Okay, we promised to give it to the audience, but let's think about it.
00:33:05Theatre hall?
00:33:06No, the theatre hall.
00:33:07It can't be...
00:33:08I ran to the barracks.
00:33:09No, it can't be.
00:33:10Okay.
00:33:11I trust you.
00:33:12After all, you are an actor.
00:33:13And young actors know.
00:33:14No, I don't know.
00:33:15But you are not an actor.
00:33:16I agree with my things.
00:33:17I don't know.
00:33:18I agreed to go to the barracks, but...
00:33:20Okay, the guys gave the proposition.
00:33:22Theatre hall.
00:33:23Have you heard of it?
00:33:25We have categorically said that it is a theatre hall.
00:33:27We were looking for which of these...
00:33:29Which is the building?
00:33:30Yes, which is the building.
00:33:31Okay, which play was played there?
00:33:32The first variant.
00:33:33The first variant is Behind the Horse's Tail.
00:33:35The Student House.
00:33:36The Student House.
00:33:37It was a youth theatre at the time.
00:33:39And now it continues to have theatrical performances.
00:33:41Yes.
00:33:42I also have tears and laughter.
00:33:44Maybe because it is in this carriage, so to speak.
00:33:46In the parliament.
00:33:47So, yes.
00:33:48So, I would also say that the building is interesting...
00:33:51Now, where is the youth theatre?
00:33:53Which is...
00:33:54Youth theatre.
00:33:55Youth theatre.
00:33:56At Don Dukov.
00:33:57At Don Dukov.
00:33:58At Don Dukov.
00:33:59I don't know.
00:34:00But it's a very good question.
00:34:01Is it a theatre hall 100%?
00:34:02Is it a theatre hall?
00:34:03Or is it some kind of reading room that is more...
00:34:04I don't know.
00:34:05What makes you think it's a theatre hall?
00:34:06Because you can use it...
00:34:08You can use it simultaneously for the parliament and...
00:34:13Ah, yes.
00:34:14That's the same in the movie.
00:34:15But it's certainly a theatre hall.
00:34:16Yes, yes, yes.
00:34:17You can sit down in the tribune...
00:34:18You can't be kidding me.
00:34:20Did you understand what I was saying, Gared?
00:34:21No, no, no.
00:34:22It's a theatre hall.
00:34:23100%.
00:34:24Yes, yes, yes.
00:34:25I'm leaving the barracks.
00:34:28I suggest we see the actual answer.
00:34:30Now.
00:34:34In the early years of the Principality of Bulgaria
00:34:36In Bulgaria, the legislators sit on the floor of the building in the Princes' Garden.
00:34:41Konstantin Irecek calls this First National Assembly a historical chamber,
00:34:46in which Stambolov was a speaker, Karavelov was singing, Balabanov was crying,
00:34:51Slavejkov was sleeping, Gorbanov was beaten, and many others went mad.
00:34:56Nominally, the building was the home of Georgi Popov's theatrical troupe.
00:35:00It was burned down on February 1, 1882,
00:35:05because a candle was forgotten after the performance of Ivanko the Killer of Autumn.
00:35:11Bravo, bravo, bravo!
00:35:15Young actor is a young actor.
00:35:171900 leva!
00:35:19Applause, please!
00:35:21Bravo!
00:35:24Bravo! You are on fire, dear!
00:35:27Let's see it in London!
00:35:29In London!
00:35:31In London?
00:35:33Let's see the question behind this category.
00:35:36This is a good show.
00:35:38It won't be over soon.
00:35:40But everything is neutralized.
00:35:42Question T.
00:35:44If you want to enter the Corhams Fields Park in London as an adult,
00:35:49you must...
00:35:51A. Be well-mannered.
00:35:53B. Be accompanied by a child.
00:35:55C. You must not be taller than 1.60 m.
00:35:59Very good question.
00:36:01You must not be taller than 1.60 m.
00:36:04I'm only 2 cm taller.
00:36:07You want to enter?
00:36:09Yes, I'm 1.62 m.
00:36:11You want to walk around?
00:36:13Yes. Corhams Fields. Fields means fields.
00:36:16Have you heard anything about this park?
00:36:19No, I haven't.
00:36:21All the parks here are very good,
00:36:24unlike our cities and municipalities.
00:36:27Everything is in line.
00:36:29People love each other.
00:36:31There are caterpillars, rabbits...
00:36:34Yes, there are.
00:36:36Civilized attitude towards these places.
00:36:40Question W.
00:36:42If you are not taller than 1.60 m,
00:36:45is it possible that this park is a labyrinth?
00:36:48Yes, something magical.
00:36:49We would like to know.
00:36:51To be accompanied by a child,
00:36:54I like it a lot.
00:36:56It can be magical.
00:36:58Yes, yes.
00:37:00It can be like Alice in Wonderland.
00:37:03Be well-mannered.
00:37:05You have to be well-mannered everywhere.
00:37:08You can't drink in an alcoholic place.
00:37:11Are they English?
00:37:13What's going on?
00:37:15You can't drink in the parks.
00:37:18You have to be well-mannered.
00:37:21Yes, the English.
00:37:23If you are taller than 1.60 m...
00:37:26I am an Englishman.
00:37:28Me too.
00:37:30You have to be accompanied by a child.
00:37:33You will mark it?
00:37:35Yes.
00:37:37You guys don't know anything about this.
00:37:40We are well-mannered.
00:37:42Are you Polish?
00:37:44We are not much taller than 2 m.
00:37:46And wider than 1.60 m.
00:37:49Yes, we are not wider than 1.60 m.
00:37:52Do you want to try our knowledge?
00:37:55No, no.
00:37:57We don't have such people.
00:37:59Yes, yes.
00:38:01Let's see.
00:38:03If it's with a child, it's great.
00:38:08Thomas Coram is a British businessman and philanthropist.
00:38:12In 1745,
00:38:14he built a children's home in Camden, London.
00:38:18It was relocated in 1926.
00:38:21The empty space was turned into the first playground in London.
00:38:26The place was reserved for children.
00:38:29Today, adults can enter the park
00:38:32only if they are accompanied by a child under 16.
00:38:40Bravo!
00:38:41Bravo!
00:38:43Bravo to the English!
00:38:45It's very nice.
00:38:47Adults in one place and life is nice.
00:38:50At least for a moment.
00:38:52Until you meet Krasiratkov.
00:38:543,800 leva!
00:38:58You are the P90 team.
00:39:00There is no wrong answer.
00:39:02Yes, yes.
00:39:04How many questions do we have?
00:39:06One, two, three, four, five, six.
00:39:08We have a chance.
00:39:11Attention, great invention.
00:39:13Practically, coffee, system.
00:39:15Say it now. You are.
00:39:17If you want.
00:39:19I want.
00:39:21Mika, if you want, ask.
00:39:23Come on.
00:39:25Do you want?
00:39:27Come on.
00:39:29Practically or attention?
00:39:31Attention.
00:39:33Or practically?
00:39:35You choose.
00:39:37I can't. I'm afraid.
00:39:39Great.
00:39:41Wonderful.
00:39:43Attention, let me ask you a question.
00:39:45Don't try to sing.
00:39:47You sing very well.
00:39:49Don't wake me up.
00:39:51The African cheetah goose
00:39:53can be dangerous for people.
00:39:55Why?
00:39:57A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:39:59B. It has a sharp, like a razor blade on its beak.
00:40:02And
00:40:04C. At an old age, it lives close to lions.
00:40:07And
00:40:09D. It has spikes on its wings.
00:40:11Spikes on its wings.
00:40:13Spikes on its wings.
00:40:15It has spikes on its feathers.
00:40:17On its wings.
00:40:19Maybe it has arthritis on its hands.
00:40:21It can be dangerous for people.
00:40:23Why?
00:40:25A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:40:27I don't believe that a goose can be poisonous.
00:40:29A goose can be poisonous.
00:40:31Yes.
00:40:33It can be poisoned.
00:40:34The African cheetah goose
00:40:36can be dangerous for people.
00:40:38Why?
00:40:40A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:40:42It has spikes on its wings.
00:40:44Spikes on its feathers.
00:40:46On its wings.
00:40:48Why?
00:40:50A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:40:52It can be dangerous for people.
00:40:54Why?
00:40:56A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:40:58It can be dangerous for people.
00:41:00Why?
00:41:03A. Its meat is poisonous.
00:41:05I am a friend of the spider's spring.
00:41:07It has spikes on its wings.
00:41:09It has spikes on its wings.
00:41:12It has spikes on its fetters.
00:41:14It has spikes on its b impossible to swim.
00:41:16How can you tell it's death?
00:41:19It can't.
00:41:21But I like the idea.
00:41:23Thus appeared the African cheetah goose.
00:41:25You can appear to be마mæ the cheetah goose.
00:41:27I don't know what this looks like.
00:41:29Do you know?
00:41:30And it's African, no one knows.
00:41:32There can be a game of words here.
00:41:34It's just that she's dangerous, but not herself,
00:41:36because the lion is next to her.
00:41:38You're confusing me, you're confusing me.
00:41:40Tell me, I'm for this, who are you for?
00:41:42Well...
00:41:43Are you smarter?
00:41:44I'm for W or for A.
00:41:46But I'm not a lion anymore.
00:41:47You're totally excluding mine.
00:41:48What? I don't care.
00:41:49It's very obvious that I don't care.
00:41:50A whip, a whip, a nail.
00:41:51Why is it a whip on the wing?
00:41:52Because this is a whip on the nail.
00:41:54Well, a whip on the wing are the whips, not on the nail.
00:41:58I mean, we're not very smart.
00:42:00On the contrary.
00:42:01One, two, three.
00:42:03No, wait.
00:42:04This one?
00:42:05W.
00:42:06Okay.
00:42:08Wonderful.
00:42:09They decided that they're going to cover Africa with a whip,
00:42:11walk close to the lions.
00:42:13Do you know anything about this issue?
00:42:15We thought the same thing about them.
00:42:19Maybe the reason is that it's dangerous for people.
00:42:23Okay.
00:42:24We don't see why it's dangerous.
00:42:26We don't see why a whip is dangerous.
00:42:28Exactly.
00:42:29Team Padev, answer your question.
00:42:32The answer is the truth.
00:42:33The truth is that even if you expose yourself,
00:42:35not many people will watch you.
00:42:37At least 1.2 million people.
00:42:39Yes.
00:42:401.2 million.
00:42:41Yes, because they are between 1.000.000 and 2.000.000.
00:42:43It depends on the day.
00:42:44These two are...
00:42:45You should know that we're also postponing the new season.
00:42:48And the correct answer is coming right after the commercials on BTV.
00:42:57The show is brought to you by BTV.
00:43:09Hello again.
00:43:10You are with Who Should Know,
00:43:11the show that makes our heads go wild
00:43:14because we're constantly acting against fire alarms.
00:43:17Why do you think we're late for the commercials?
00:43:20Let's get to work.
00:43:21Before the commercials,
00:43:23the African whip covered the goose,
00:43:25and it was dangerous for the people,
00:43:27because team Padev and Mr. Ratkov
00:43:29marked the answer as
00:43:31the goose itself, at an old age,
00:43:33lives close to lions.
00:43:35The correct answer is quite unexpected.
00:43:39Watch.
00:43:42The African whip is called that
00:43:44because there is a spore on the top of every wing.
00:43:47The males are much bigger than the females.
00:43:49They weigh on average 5.5 kilograms.
00:43:52The African whip is one of the few poisonous birds.
00:43:56This is because it is eaten in line with other insects
00:44:00from the family of butterflies,
00:44:02which contain cantharidin.
00:44:04This substance accumulates in the body of the whip,
00:44:07due to which the consumption of its meat
00:44:10can be fatal for predators and humans.
00:44:16I didn't expect that.
00:44:17We just want to show that we are living people.
00:44:20The wrong answer is actually the living people.
00:44:23We thought it was the lions.
00:44:26We thought it was the whip-covered goose.
00:44:30Look at this huge protective mechanism.
00:44:32They eat the whip in order to become poisonous
00:44:34and not to be eaten.
00:44:36The poison knows its way.
00:44:38Do people have this?
00:44:39Yes, they do.
00:44:40People like you are omnivores.
00:44:42Right?
00:44:43You love everything.
00:44:45But you care more about women.
00:44:47I didn't expect that.
00:44:48I've been watching the guys for 900 years.
00:44:50No problem.
00:44:51I have a feeling that they have easier questions.
00:44:54It's a coincidence.
00:44:55It's a coincidence.
00:44:56Everything is announced.
00:44:57Niki Krnchev is working again.
00:44:59Everything is announced in every show.
00:45:01That's the way it is.
00:45:02Practically, usually, it's easier.
00:45:03Category, please.
00:45:04Yes, practically.
00:45:05Practically, usually, it's easier.
00:45:07As they said, only easy questions.
00:45:09We choose practically.
00:45:11Wonderful.
00:45:13I don't care.
00:45:14I just want to finish my work.
00:45:17The question is...
00:45:19And to eat.
00:45:22Practically.
00:45:23You don't break the bread while spreading it.
00:45:26How?
00:45:28A. You melt the tray on which you put the filo.
00:45:31B. You spread it on your forehead.
00:45:34For 10-12 seconds.
00:45:37And C. There is another filo underneath.
00:45:43Practically.
00:45:45Between 10 and 12 seconds.
00:45:47It's very important.
00:45:48Can you imagine?
00:45:49You study for 12 years.
00:45:51Then another 5 as a student.
00:45:53Then a master's degree.
00:45:55Doctorate.
00:45:56Professor.
00:45:57And in the end you shoot this.
00:46:01For the bread with love.
00:46:03And the category is not practical.
00:46:06Practically.
00:46:08For the warm tray on which you put the filo.
00:46:11Of course, it doesn't break the butter.
00:46:13It just melts.
00:46:14And hop.
00:46:15And hop.
00:46:16That's what we do with baked filo.
00:46:18You just put the butter.
00:46:21And it's done.
00:46:22Otherwise, if it's fresh bread,
00:46:24you break it.
00:46:25It's the same if it's...
00:46:26Sugar.
00:46:27Cold sugar.
00:46:29You spread it during the break.
00:46:32Let's rest.
00:46:34Relax.
00:46:35Come and spread it.
00:46:3610-12 seconds.
00:46:37I'll break the tray.
00:46:38Master chef.
00:46:39Master chef.
00:46:41You justify your family.
00:46:42I'm a victim.
00:46:43One more filo below.
00:46:44Filo below.
00:46:45What happens?
00:46:46If the butter is cold and you press it,
00:46:48both will break.
00:46:49I dare you.
00:46:50I don't know.
00:46:51Niki, what do you think?
00:46:52What do you say?
00:46:53This question is under our rank.
00:46:55So, A.
00:46:58Now.
00:47:00Until now, you have no wrong answer.
00:47:02Now, if you do this, you have a wrong answer.
00:47:05You will break the so-called streak.
00:47:07Adano.
00:47:08Adano.
00:47:09Spread the filo.
00:47:10To spread it, right?
00:47:11It's your time.
00:47:12To spread it a little.
00:47:13Spread it.
00:47:14Let's see.
00:47:15Let's see now.
00:47:16Will they continue their victorious thing?
00:47:21Series.
00:47:22I just don't know all the words.
00:47:24The video can.
00:47:29To spread crackers and crispy bread with butter,
00:47:32many people take thin filo sheets in their hands.
00:47:35In order not to break them,
00:47:37take another filo sheet and group it with the first one.
00:47:40So, two by two, they spread it without breaking it.
00:47:46No.
00:47:47So, Niki Kanchev and Milica gave a wrong answer.
00:47:51On your feet, please, for God's sake.
00:47:54Please, on your feet, let's applaud them.
00:47:57Bravo.
00:47:58Thank you, thank you.
00:47:59Bravo.
00:48:00With the wish...
00:48:01Where are the people?
00:48:02With the wish to give many more wrong answers.
00:48:04There is no time for that anymore.
00:48:06Are we done?
00:48:07People, why didn't you think a little?
00:48:09Why didn't you imagine, so to say in Bulgarian,
00:48:12this victorious move?
00:48:14Victorious move?
00:48:15Your victorious series, yes.
00:48:17We stopped just for a cigarette.
00:48:20For another filo sheet from below.
00:48:22Good, good.
00:48:23Unfortunately, this is the situation.
00:48:25Three kiosks of 100 leva are left.
00:48:27You are on the move, boys.
00:48:28No.
00:48:29Beautiful.
00:48:30Yes, colleague.
00:48:31Great inventions.
00:48:32The solar system.
00:48:33Oh.
00:48:34Coffee.
00:48:35Coffee helps.
00:48:36Come on.
00:48:37Do you want?
00:48:38Do you want?
00:48:39Do you want?
00:48:40Come on.
00:48:41Coffee.
00:48:42Coffee.
00:48:44Let's see the question behind the category coffee.
00:48:50The great composer Johann Sebastian Bach
00:48:53was so into coffee that
00:48:56a.
00:48:57He drank between 12 and 20 cups a day.
00:49:01b.
00:49:02He wrote a short opera about the mania for coffee.
00:49:06And
00:49:07c.
00:49:08He divorced his second wife because she couldn't make coffee.
00:49:12Right.
00:49:13That was the end.
00:49:14Maybe he was looking at coffee.
00:49:16Can you imagine?
00:49:17He divorced his second wife.
00:49:18Why did he divorce his first wife?
00:49:19Because it's big.
00:49:20It's very difficult to make coffee.
00:49:21The first wife didn't make coffee.
00:49:22No, she didn't.
00:49:23That's why he took the second wife.
00:49:24The first wife didn't drink at all.
00:49:25Yes.
00:49:26He divorced his second wife.
00:49:27He divorced his second wife because she couldn't make coffee.
00:49:29That's a man.
00:49:30Yes.
00:49:31That's a man.
00:49:32Coffee?
00:49:33No.
00:49:34No way.
00:49:35You can't make coffee?
00:49:36Yes.
00:49:37No way.
00:49:38He's not like us.
00:49:39Ok.
00:49:40He wrote a short opera about the mania for coffee.
00:49:43Coffee, coffee.
00:49:44With his style.
00:49:45That's Johann Sebastian Bach.
00:49:47How to sing your love if you don't have coffee.
00:49:50Do you know what opera is that?
00:49:52What?
00:49:53Coffee.
00:49:54Coffee, coffee, coffee.
00:49:55Yes.
00:49:56Without coffee, but with coffee.
00:49:58Coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee
00:50:02Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da.
00:50:03Coffee without caffeine.
00:50:06Did he have coffee without caffeine?
00:50:08What did he have?
00:50:09Coffee without caffeine.
00:50:10He was drinking between 12...
00:50:11He had to drink for the poor.
00:50:13Between 12 and 20 cups per day.
00:50:15Psychiatry.
00:50:16He'd be getting out of the rhythm.
00:50:20He was practically stimulating it.
00:50:21He would overwork his heart.
00:50:22That's why I'm Victor and I don't believe in drugs.
00:50:24Absolutely.
00:50:25Hey, whatever he did, that's a bang.
00:50:30And whatever he did with the coffee, that's a bang.
00:50:32Listen, in my opinion, if it's a bang, which is one, and we won't repeat it,
00:50:37if you drank like 20 coffees a day, he wouldn't write this,
00:50:41he would write, he would be the first rapper, you know?
00:50:44Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
00:51:14go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go
00:51:44The movie is going to be called The Hitchhiker's Guide to Bach.
00:51:51At least for me, because I drank a lot.
00:51:54Yes, between 12 and 20.
00:51:57Because their coffee cups are half a liter.
00:52:00So, to avoid misunderstanding.
00:52:02Yes.
00:52:03Are you ready for the answer?
00:52:04Yes.
00:52:05Boys, let's go.
00:52:07Let's go.
00:52:09Johann Sebastian Bach is known as one of the masters of baroque and church music.
00:52:15Hardly a composer of such a rank would devote his work to the coffee.
00:52:20In 1735, however, this is exactly what happens.
00:52:25Bach writes his Cantata for coffee, a short comedy opera, which is performed in the cafe Flytzig.
00:52:32The main character is a young woman who loves coffee very much.
00:52:36Her father, however, is categorically against his daughter having fun with coffee and tries to forbid her.
00:52:43In the end, the opera has a happy end and the girl is allowed to drink three cups of coffee a day.
00:52:52No, no, God.
00:52:54Bravo.
00:52:55Bravo, boys.
00:52:56Look at your intellect.
00:52:57Cantata.
00:52:58Did we reach them?
00:52:59Well, no, you are up to 2,200 euros.
00:53:02For us, money is not important.
00:53:05Did you see that?
00:53:06Cantata.
00:53:07Who is Bach?
00:53:08And Fugger.
00:53:09Invented man.
00:53:10Bravo.
00:53:11You are up.
00:53:13Bach surprised me.
00:53:14He had a sense of humor.
00:53:16Bach surprised you?
00:53:17Yes.
00:53:18It's a pity he didn't have a sense of humor.
00:53:19That's why he's unique.
00:53:21Great inventions or the solar system?
00:53:24I think it's the great inventions.
00:53:26Great inventions.
00:53:27Let's fly into space.
00:53:30Great inventions.
00:53:31Yes.
00:53:32Let's see the question.
00:53:36What complex model does Louis Braille simplify and use to develop the Braille alphabet?
00:53:44A. Egyptian hieroglyphs that code the way to the treasures.
00:53:50B. The secret alphabet that the soldiers had to use to read orders in the dark.
00:53:57C. Constellations that the Vikings used to navigate the sea.
00:54:03Niki, do you know it?
00:54:04I know it.
00:54:05I can think about it.
00:54:06Of course, it's the Braille alphabet that our blind friends use.
00:54:12Louis Braille, so to speak, is the school of hope, which continues to receive students.
00:54:19And there are many cool people who have other talents.
00:54:24In my opinion, the Egyptian hieroglyphs that code the way to the treasures.
00:54:29What are these treasures?
00:54:32To have some kind of relief, but still a very complex alphabet.
00:54:36Indiana Jones.
00:54:37Do you really know it?
00:54:38I know it, yes.
00:54:39The secret alphabet that the soldiers had to use to read orders in the dark.
00:54:44It also looks a little alien to me.
00:54:47The constellations of the Vikings used to navigate the sea.
00:54:50This is a system, as far as I know, of signs.
00:54:54And it's no wonder that he simplified it.
00:54:56Because the Braille alphabet itself is with a beep.
00:54:59But you tell me, what is the correct answer?
00:55:04I know that the soldiers really had a secret alphabet.
00:55:09Which to beep so they can navigate in the dark.
00:55:12Because you know that an attack can not always give you enlightenment.
00:55:16And which soldiers? At what time?
00:55:18Or some soldiers, have you seen them?
00:55:21European soldiers, mainly the First World War.
00:55:24Something like that.
00:55:25Yes, I think so too.
00:55:26Yes.
00:55:27This complex code, he simplifies it.
00:55:32This is what their books themselves represent.
00:55:36Yes, yes.
00:55:37Touching.
00:55:38Yes.
00:55:39As well as many signs on the cities and other tables, also with the Braille alphabet.
00:55:45Yes, yes.
00:55:46So, I think it's B.
00:55:48Okay.
00:55:50But if you want, you can mark it.
00:55:52We mark it.
00:55:53Answer B.
00:55:55Now, when you marked it, I can tell you that the Braille alphabet was created long before the First World War.
00:56:02It was created ...
00:56:031870?
00:56:05Somewhere there.
00:56:06You?
00:56:07We are good.
00:56:08For the first time you hear something like this.
00:56:10No, no, no, I'm for this question.
00:56:12Yes, but when is it perfected?
00:56:14This is the question.
00:56:15Let's not play on nerves.
00:56:18You say it, because you annoy us day and night.
00:56:21I suggest we see the correct answer now, to understand the truth.
00:56:27Night writing is a tactile military code developed by Charles Barbier, in search of Napoleon.
00:56:33The emperor needed a means of communication at night between the soldiers, which should be quiet and without light.
00:56:40The system, however, turned out to be difficult to use, and the army quickly threw it away.
00:56:46In 1821, Barbier met a 12-year-old blind boy named Louis Braille.
00:56:53It was he who improved his system and three years later created the Braille alphabet.
00:56:59For the blind today, Braille is not just a system for writing and reading, but also independence and authority.
00:57:07Did you see that?
00:57:08Bravo!
00:57:09Did you see that?
00:57:10Bravo!
00:57:13Bravo, Milica!
00:57:14Thank you, thank you!
00:57:16Mi, mi!
00:57:17It was!
00:57:19This was a difficult question.
00:57:21Bravo!
00:57:22Yes.
00:57:23Look, you fixed it on the spot.
00:57:24Thank you, my friend!
00:57:25On the spot.
00:57:26This was a bit of a tricky question, by the way.
00:57:28I want to tell you that Niki is trying to give you a chance, by pretending to be the Vikings.
00:57:34Aha.
00:57:35Hey!
00:57:36Don't give me a number, Niki.
00:57:37I don't have mercy.
00:57:38They are my friends.
00:57:39Now, Niki Knchev knows everything, but according to me he doesn't know anything.
00:57:44On the contrary, he knows everything for real.
00:57:46But otherwise he knows everything, right?
00:57:47No.
00:57:484100 leva!
00:57:52A huge amount!
00:57:53Well, it's huge now.
00:57:54By the way, this show is very expensive for the last one, and we're here.
00:57:59Well, bravo, Milica, bravo!
00:58:00You are the winner.
00:58:01No.
00:58:02The solar system is the last category.
00:58:06Obviously, it will be the last category forever, because after this amount they will never call us again.
00:58:11I am guilty.
00:58:12Not you.
00:58:13No, no.
00:58:14I am guilty.
00:58:15Wait, now there is the 13th question.
00:58:16Not you, your wife.
00:58:17Don't act like this.
00:58:18No, I am.
00:58:19Don't say that about my wife.
00:58:20I'm sorry.
00:58:21Mr. Kadriev, I'm sorry.
00:58:22I'm sorry too.
00:58:23Kadriev?
00:58:24The question is...
00:58:25Are you Kadriev, dear?
00:58:26Ah, Kadriev.
00:58:27Kadriev!
00:58:28No, I'm the little Euromaxon, they say.
00:58:31I've already shared it with you.
00:58:33What can't the planet Mars offer, unlike the Earth?
00:58:39A. Atmosphere.
00:58:41B. Magnetic field.
00:58:44And C. Moon.
00:58:46I don't know.
00:58:47There is no atmosphere on Mars.
00:58:49I don't know.
00:58:50Is it the moon?
00:58:51You can use the joker, I remind you.
00:58:53We can, yes.
00:58:54But I'm for the moon.
00:58:55What are you for?
00:58:56No, no, you can't ask them.
00:58:57Wait, you can't ask them.
00:58:58But this is the last question, I can't ask them.
00:59:00No, we decide and then we ask them, otherwise...
00:59:02Ah, OK.
00:59:03Let's decide.
00:59:04Do you want to...
00:59:05I'm not for the last question,
00:59:07let's ask them, let's talk to them.
00:59:09OK.
00:59:10Let's be a little...
00:59:11Come on, we want the joker, let's use the joker.
00:59:13Great, the rules are as follows.
00:59:14Now, when you turn around,
00:59:15the people in the audience will raise their hands.
00:59:17You will choose who you want to be.
00:59:19After that, he will come to me and answer.
00:59:21His word is law.
00:59:22Ah, OK.
00:59:23You are on the move.
00:59:24Turn around.
00:59:25Turn around.
00:59:26Who will raise his hand?
00:59:28There he is.
00:59:29See how...
00:59:30Believe me.
00:59:31It was certain.
00:59:33Believe me!
00:59:35Applaud!
00:59:40Be my guest, please.
00:59:41Please introduce yourself.
00:59:42My name is Raichin.
00:59:43Mr. Radkov, I don't know if you remember me,
00:59:45I answered the last question on C's salad.
00:59:47Yes, I remember.
00:59:48This time I'm not that sure,
00:59:50but I'm sure the second Mars mission
00:59:52proves that there is no atmosphere on Mars.
00:59:54I'm certain about that,
00:59:55because I don't see any logic in a planet
00:59:57allowing the Moon to be seen.
00:59:59I don't think so. In my opinion, it's a magnetic field, because if they had a magnetic field, they would have proven many more facts about Mars that we don't know now.
01:00:07Bravo, my boy!
01:00:08Very categorical. Very well said. Very categorical.
01:00:12Even if the answer is wrong, you said it very well.
01:00:15Come on, a magnetic field. Is that so? We'll find out, of course, after the short break on B-TV.
01:00:29B-TV presents
01:00:38Hello again. You are with Who Should Know, the show that is more dynamic than the Indian series, and sometimes our thoughts go on and on.
01:00:46Before the commercials, we really followed the heavy thoughts of the PAD team on the question of what the planet Mars can offer for the difference from the Earth.
01:00:55Thanks to their joker, they marked the answer B – a magnetic field.
01:01:00Will they go ashore just before the final? Let's see the correct answer.
01:01:07The planet Mars was once a molten ocean of magma.
01:01:10Later, it crystallizes and forms a layer of molten silicate, covered with iron and radioactive elements at the base of the Martian mantle.
01:01:20This dramatically changes the heat evolution and the history of the cooling of the red planet.
01:01:26Last year, scientists proved the existence of a molten silicate layer covering the metal core of Mars.
01:01:33This explains why there is no magnetic field on the red planet.
01:01:38Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!
01:01:42Bravo!
01:01:45You are helping me for the second time.
01:01:49And for me, too. Thank you.
01:01:50Thank you. Bravo! Bravo!
01:01:59Congratulations! 2,500 leva!
01:02:04Bravo!
01:02:05Bravo!
01:02:10Now, let's make a short recapitulation.
01:02:13Here is the 13th question.
01:02:15Here you can only bet on the money you won in the second part of our competition.
01:02:19Tessa, for the team Milica, 1,500 leva.
01:02:26And for the team Padev, also 1,500 leva.
01:02:31Actually, you won equally in the second part of the show.
01:02:34How much do we have now?
01:02:35Now, as a whole, as young people like to say, you have 4,100 leva.
01:02:40You have 2,500.
01:02:42The money is not that important.
01:02:44And that's good for the bets.
01:02:46You already counted it.
01:02:48The machine knows how to work.
01:02:50You know what's next.
01:02:52Now I will offer you the category on which you will have to bet on these 1,500 leva.
01:02:58After that, of course, we will move on to the question itself and the finale of our show for this season.
01:03:05The category is...
01:03:10Fauna!
01:03:13Are you ready to bet now?
01:03:16How much did we have?
01:03:171,500 leva.
01:03:19But in general?
01:03:20Actually, you have 4,100 in general.
01:03:224,100.
01:03:23Look now, look.
01:03:25Now, dear viewers, enjoy this show.
01:03:29Are you drawing?
01:03:30What are you doing?
01:03:31Look now.
01:03:32Look.
01:03:33The woman is drawing.
01:03:36She's like an oracle.
01:03:37Yes.
01:03:38Oh, I can't think.
01:03:39Give me 1,000.
01:03:40Okay, talk to each other.
01:03:411,000 and we'll be 3,100.
01:03:43Talk to each other and discuss it.
01:03:45Oh, okay.
01:03:50How much?
01:03:51Quiet, quiet.
01:03:55Oh, wait.
01:04:01You shouldn't have bet.
01:04:02For a long time.
01:04:04Sasha, we've already bet everything.
01:04:06All of it.
01:04:09You have everything, I'm sure.
01:04:10Are you ready?
01:04:11We've bet everything, yes.
01:04:12Ladies and gentlemen, this is just incredible.
01:04:14This is the last double season for this season.
01:04:17Double season for this season.
01:04:19And the last double episode...
01:04:20You're saying it differently.
01:04:22...for this season.
01:04:23Our teams have already invested their money.
01:04:25Okay.
01:04:26I suppose you want to hear the question.
01:04:28Amen.
01:04:29What was the category?
01:04:30It was a fauna.
01:04:31Now, ladies and gentlemen, we'll see the question that will hit the final gong
01:04:35and determine the winner of the last season.
01:04:39The question is...
01:04:43Why does Tarantula have several double eyes?
01:04:48The eyes perform different tasks during orientation.
01:04:53B. The eyes allow a 360-degree viewing angle.
01:04:59And C. In this way, Tarantula always has double eyes in reserve.
01:05:04You have 20 seconds to answer this question.
01:05:07And they start now.
01:05:11It has several double eyes, allows...
01:05:14...a 360-degree viewing angle.
01:05:16It's also mentioned.
01:05:18Who will give us the eyes?
01:05:20The question is whether it's true or not.
01:05:22Okay.
01:05:24Five, four, three, two, one.
01:05:29Time's up!
01:05:31It's time to ask the team of Milica.
01:05:33How much money did you invest, out of the 1,500 possible?
01:05:36We invested 1,000 leva.
01:05:38Great.
01:05:39Can I ask why?
01:05:41Please.
01:05:43I'm deeply shocked.
01:05:45What do you mean?
01:05:46Why?
01:05:47I thought you were going to play safely and beat us up.
01:05:51No, we want to play until the end.
01:05:53Great.
01:05:56We're playing safe.
01:05:57We're sure you're invested.
01:05:58I like the fact that Milica didn't even know there was an option to beat us up.
01:06:04I didn't know.
01:06:06If you had invested up to 99 leva, you would have beaten me up for sure.
01:06:10Because 1,600 leva was the difference.
01:06:14The maximum I can invest is 1,500 leva.
01:06:17So, I'll possibly add 1,500 leva.
01:06:19Yes.
01:06:20So, up to 99 leva, I'll beat you up for sure.
01:06:22I'm going to write this down and look at it later.
01:06:25I can't take it.
01:06:26How is it?
01:06:29We're invested.
01:06:30I think that at this moment...
01:06:31He's a true financier.
01:06:33I can't.
01:06:34I think that at this moment we've lost a huge part of our audience.
01:06:37Great.
01:06:38For what reason?
01:06:39For technical reasons.
01:06:41For every reason.
01:06:43I don't understand anything.
01:06:44Accordingly, we've invested 1,500 leva.
01:06:48So, now they have a chance to lose.
01:06:51And if they're wrong and we're right, after all the fight they've put us through, we're the winners.
01:07:00But that's normal.
01:07:01If we're wrong, you're the winner.
01:07:03Okay, Milica.
01:07:04What were you saying?
01:07:05I'm asking you the last question about your bets this season.
01:07:08I can't believe that...
01:07:09Why didn't you...
01:07:10And Mr. Kanchev, who is a man of exact science...
01:07:16Why didn't you invest...
01:07:171 leva.
01:07:18...99 leva, for example?
01:07:19Or 1 leva.
01:07:20Or 1 leva.
01:07:21So that you have a 100% chance to win.
01:07:23I know why.
01:07:24I know why.
01:07:25Because at the beginning of the second episode I announced that CSKA is playing Bernabeu,
01:07:29and Niki is a CSKA player.
01:07:30And they want CSKA to play Bernabeu.
01:07:32We want to play, man.
01:07:33Niki says that they want to play.
01:07:35If we're right, the answer is that we have a lot more of these people.
01:07:37That's what we think.
01:07:38These are our people.
01:07:39That's right.
01:07:40That's right.
01:07:41Bravo.
01:07:42This is actually very good.
01:07:45Good.
01:07:46I think it's time.
01:07:47Is it true?
01:07:48Let's see now.
01:07:49I suppose the answer you gave was...
01:07:52The eyes allow a 360-degree view.
01:07:56And they answered the same.
01:08:04Why did you give this answer?
01:08:06Because they're going to give it too.
01:08:08Another reason?
01:08:09There isn't.
01:08:10Because it's a predator.
01:08:11They look around.
01:08:12They don't like to turn their neck.
01:08:14They're lazy.
01:08:15They want to be able to dodge everything.
01:08:17Yes.
01:08:18Good.
01:08:19They live in a dynamic environment.
01:08:20That's right.
01:08:21Good.
01:08:22You.
01:08:23Who do you think gave the answer?
01:08:24Come on, beep.
01:08:25Come on.
01:08:30We gave...
01:08:31Don't beep.
01:08:32Don't beep.
01:08:33Answer A.
01:08:37The eyes.
01:08:38My God.
01:08:39That's true.
01:08:40That's not true.
01:08:41Why did you give that answer?
01:08:43I can't imagine.
01:08:45We didn't have time for the other one.
01:08:47Isn't that the maximum?
01:08:48No.
01:08:49We started.
01:08:50I read it once.
01:08:51The first time I didn't understand it.
01:08:52The second time I read it.
01:08:53The time didn't come and we put it.
01:08:55And I trusted him.
01:08:56That's possible.
01:08:58Maybe we're not, but we're a team.
01:09:00This is called a team.
01:09:02A team.
01:09:03I'll give an example.
01:09:04Before he sees my wife.
01:09:05Before he sees my wife.
01:09:06To say hello to her.
01:09:07I think he'll get used to it quickly.
01:09:09Now I'll answer.
01:09:11Okay, look.
01:09:12Who did what?
01:09:13He did.
01:09:15Here's the correct answer.
01:09:18To the 13th question.
01:09:23The last one for this season.
01:09:25I want you to do the longest clap now.
01:09:31Come on, Sasho.
01:09:32More.
01:09:33More.
01:09:34More.
01:09:44That was great.
01:09:45Oh, my God.
01:09:46Sometimes you get stuck.
01:09:47See?
01:09:48This should become an Olympic discipline.
01:09:50You get injured.
01:09:52Tarantulas.
01:09:53Yes.
01:09:54Oh, my God.
01:09:55I'm really nervous.
01:09:57Because, Mr. Kricev, we drink twice in this show.
01:09:59Many times.
01:10:00And I don't know why twice.
01:10:02So that I can see you.
01:10:04Okay, I'm glad.
01:10:05Tarantulas, like most spiders, have eight eyes.
01:10:09Separated by twos.
01:10:12The central two eyes are used as the main source of vision.
01:10:17Although the secondary sets are located side by side on the head of the tarantula,
01:10:23they...
01:10:24Which side sets?
01:10:25Others.
01:10:26Of the eyes.
01:10:27Yes.
01:10:29They do not provide full coverage of 360 degrees.
01:10:35It is believed that the secondary sets of eyes are detectors for detecting movement.
01:10:42That is, they perform different tasks from the main ones during orientation.
01:10:49Let's go!
01:10:54The winner of the last episode of the season is the team of PADEP.
01:11:00And since the audience takes all the money that goes to them,
01:11:04it's 4,000 leva.
01:11:06Bravo!
01:11:07You made it!
01:11:10That was Who Knows for today and for this season.
01:11:13Thank you again for being with us.
01:11:15You had fun with us.
01:11:16You all loved us so much.
01:11:19Next season, stay and watch us,
01:11:23because again, with love, Vidica, PADEP and me will make you happy.
01:11:27Love us.
01:11:28Watch the wonderful show in which BTV will present us in the fall.
01:11:32And wait for us again to meet on the air.
01:11:35We have prepared great surprises for the teams.
01:11:37The banks will be in the jacuzzi,
01:11:39and beautiful barmen will give out cocktails.
01:11:41But only if we don't spend the money for the sea then.
01:11:45Watch, of course, Stani Bogat.
01:11:47What was your show called?
01:11:49I don't remember.
01:11:50Your show, their show.
01:11:52Watch everything!