Episode 4: Lazy-Linn
![Image of the title card at the start of this episode, showing a task brief with the show title, 'Kongen Befaler', and the episode title, 'Late-Linn' ['Lazy-Linn'], on a wooden desk. At the edges of the image, part of a typewriter keyboard and a stack of leather-bound books can be seen.](/images/episodes/kongen_befaler_03_04_framed.png "Image of the title card at the start of this episode, showing a task brief with the show title, 'Kongen Befaler', and the episode title, 'Late-Linn' ['Lazy-Linn'], on a wooden desk. At the edges of the image, part of a typewriter keyboard and a stack of leather-bound books can be seen.")
Episode synopsis
In this episode the contestants must bring in something that has too many holes, draw the biggest bike, put all the Duplos back in a bag, build the tallest cardboard box tower, and sort some plasticine by colour.
Title context
'Lazy Linn' was how Atle Antonsen referred to Linn Skåber during the season scores recap at the start of the episode.
Alternate Titles
- On Sweden's SVT Play streaming platform, this episode is titled 'Ute och cyklar', which translates as 'Out and cycling'. The phrase 'Ute och cykla' is a Swedish expression used to describe someone who's completely lost (mentally-speaking), in somewhat the same way that we might figuratively describe someone as 'lost at sea' in English. Many Swedes cycle to let their minds drift, and therefore joke about being absent-minded when they are cycling. In this case, the phrase is also a reference to the 'Draw the biggest bike' task. [Translator credit: DANI]
Assistant Intro
On this programme, no tasks are solved without a guy in a suit, with stopwatch and measuring tape next to him. That's you, Olli Wermskog.
Episode stats
Points Awarded
72
Disquals
2
Episode scores
Subtitles
The following episode subtitle files are available for download.
- English Credit: anonymous
- Norwegian Credit: Ingunn Løyning (Iyuno-SDI Group)