Inês tries to reach the microwave in the fewest steps

Here's a description of the contestant's attempt. Someone's probably working on collecting some images to illustrate it.

Inês begins crawling, pretending to be a cat (the word she uses translates as ‘kitty-walk’). The crawling around the pool is rough on her knees, but she picks up the pace once she reaches the grass. Once Inês reaches the low stone wall, she realises that there are rose bushes present, and gets a thorn stuck in her hand; near the microwave, she also accidentally puts her hand in some sort of animal droppings. In the studio, Nuno provides two numbers: if ‘kitty-walking’ counts as steps, then Inês took 147 steps. If it does not, she took two steps. While Vasco is debating, Inês argues that no one says that a toddler has taken their first step while they're crawling; that the toddler is upright when that happens. The studio audience and her fellow contestants all back up her argument, and Inês wins the task.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)