It's Friday 20:00, which means a piping hot episode of Bäst i Test--
--you know, the show where we put our participants' problem solving ability to the test.
And the ones that take part in this voluntarily, week after week? Here they come:
The master thrower, Johanna Nordström!
The physical wonder, Morgan Alling!
The kimono creator, Arantxa Àlvarez!
And the brain with the open floor plan: Olof Wretling!
And on this special day we have a grand visitor to the studio:
This week's guest is none other than the one and only Pernilla Wahlgren! [singer, actress, host]
And tonight we will, among other things, see this:
- No, this isn't going as expected! - C'mon, we're going to win a prize! No?
- Ah, I'm so stupid. - Aagh, no!
Oh no--god...!
You've gotta be fast, Johanna!
You--wait, you can never do that again.
Yes, welcome! And welcome, panel-- has the week been good?
- Yeah, I think so. Been longing a little bit. - Yeah, right? One does, of course.
Olof, are you a problem-solver in your regular life as well?
Well, y'see, I--I've got three kids. So there's a lot of juggling with car rides, pick-ups--
--games that don't start, logouts, logins...
- ...and plus that some pasta water, boiling over. - Yes, yes! To put it simply: Problems.
A warm welcome, Pernilla Wahlgren, and...
Chills. Getting chills.
I'm going to give you one of those classic sports questions: How does it feel?
Yeah, well, it feels super good. Ready, hyped, expectant.
- Do you remember any of what you did? - Yes. Unfortunately, I'd have to say.
Right. I'd love to talk to you a lot more, but now it can't be put off any longer--
--because yes indeed, he's here: David Sundin.
Thank you, thank you. Thank you, thank you. An honor to be here, of course.
Yeah, I know.
- But be a bit proactive here so we can get going. - Of course, of course.
Haven't we all, at some point, stood in a dark supply closet, with a grapefruit in one hand and a kilo of spaghetti in the other?
- Yeah, yeah. Of course. - Yes.
Then let's see how our competitors handled this completely normal situation. Here you go.
- Hi. - Hi.
Okay...
- Pasta and an orange? - Kinda.
Uh, "Fill the grapefruit"--aha--"with spaghetti."
"Most spaghetti in the grapefruit wins."
"You may not leave the shed. You have 100 seconds."
"Your time starts when David closes the door"! No, god! Wait!
No, but...David?!
What? So what? Do I--wait, what, do I fill this grapefruit? But wait, what's--wait--I can't see anything!
- But god, do I fill the grapefruit with...? - No! Oh, oh, oh...oh, god dangit.
But I can't see anything. My god, this... god, I'm getting terrified that someone's gonna jump out.
- No, but I can't remember what--spaghetti in the grapefruit, right? - That's right.
- And as much as possible? - That's right.
Oh no--god...! No, this isn't working. I'm panicking.
- David! - Yeah?
Can I open the door?!
Yeah.
Smart.
But it's totally...I'll have to peel it.
- Is that grapefruit I'm hearing? - Yes.
One minute left, then, Pernilla.
I can't see anything! Yeah, I get that's the whole thing, but...
- Pernilla, doing alright? - Sure am.
I can hear that.
- 25 seconds left. - Like, I wouldn't say I'm dazzling in this task.
- Ow! - Five, four, three, two, one, zero.
There it is.
- Yeah... - I think it's really nice.
- It's like a...haircut, almost. - Yeah!
- It looks like a person. - "Hi, hi."
- We've got some sort of...grape pasta burger. - Yes.
This is the side salad.
- Good work. - Thanks.
Damn, that was so sour...
- Yes, Morgan--nice, there. You came up with opening the door. - One idea of many. I don't know--didn't you think of that?
- Brilliant. No, I thought "now I'm gonna stand here in the dark and be ashamed". - You could turn the lights on, too. There was a button in there.
No, god! Oh no, please...
Was it hard getting these two foodstuffs to marry each other?
- Yeah, but it was--absolutely. - And David, what were the results here?
So, it turned out like this: Arantxa squeezed in 85 grams of spaghetti in her grapefruit.
Olof: 107 grams.
Pernilla, with her nimble fingers, got down a whole 320 grams of spaghetti--
--and Morgan, aided by light, managed to make a grape-and-spaghetti-burger with 531 grams of spaghetti.
No, of course I haven't forgotten Johanna. She did, after all, get her grapefruit--with a whole 8 grams of spaghetti.
Like, 8 strands of spaghetti. An effort for which she'll be rewarded with 1 point. She does get that.
Arantxa gets 2, Olof 3, Pernilla a handsome 4, and Morgan 5 well-deserved points.
Then we're off. And tonight, we're competing for...it's empty over there, huh.
Uh, 800 kronor [~94$] from David's own wallet!
- What? - Yeah. That's a great prize, huh?
Wouldn't you be glad if you got 800 smackers, post-tax and everything?
Yeah, well, that...you're right about that. I'd be glad to get that. Eight...800 kronor...I can...
- I'll set that up. - Wow, you do have that, too!
800 it was, yes. And while he puts those on the prize piedestal, we'll move on to the next test--
--which, really, is a completely normal round of "the floor is lava".
- Hello. - Hi, hi!
You can get up here, then, on the starting position.
Ah, thanks. I thought I'd have to put them together.
Here you go.
Okay. What's happening now?
"Get as far from here as possible without touching floors or the ground."
"You have 10 minutes. Your time starts now."
- Okay. Can I walk on...? - That's fine.
- How's your back, David? - Mmm...
- As far as possible? - From here.
Right. So, the goal was to, in 10 minutes, get as far from the starting position as possible without touching floors or the ground.
So, you had to make the best of the situation...which was standing on a pile of cardboard moving boxes.
- Know who I'd like to move first? - No?
Pernilla.
In that case, let's be a bit nice here and start with tonight's guest, Pernilla Wahlgren.
I do have to get out, otherwise...
It's a bit tricky, this.
Three minutes have passed, now.
- Is there actually some smarter way to do this...? - I have a hard time believing that.
We started here--it's a bit fun to think about...
...that it's not too far away from here that we started. Just on the other side of the wall.
- 2.5 minutes left! - I'm totally drained...
30 seconds!
Five, four, three--
--two, one, zero!
No...
- Bit of distance, still. - Yeah. Ah, I'm so stupid.
- Good work. - Yeah...hindsight is easy. I should've--two would've been enough.
It's good that you came up with it there and then.
Yeah, the penny dropped with the last one. When I realized that "oh, you just put one in front and walk".
- Isn't that typical, that you get these good ideas... - ...after ten minutes.
- Shame that it took so long. - Yeah, but I think it seemed like she went quite a ways.
How far was it?
Well, Pernilla's cardboard-box bridge was slightly arched, and we measure from a bird's-eye perspective--
--from the starting position, so she didn't gain any length that way, but! She did still get 33.2 meters from the starting position.
- That's still something, it is. - Thanks.
- Right, then. Who or whom are we moving now? - Now, let's look at Arantxa, Johanna and Morgan.
- Not touched. - There's a fair amount of these.
Thanks.
- But I don't have to bring all of these. - I can--think I'll just work with two, now.
This was...maybe not a great solution.
- But it's a solution. - Yeah, but it's one of them.
Now, then!
- Have you ever seen good footwork like this? - No, I don't think I have.
But I do really have to...
No, you can't reach it now!
- Wow. - God dammit...
I can ride a bike!
Now then, David!
No! Can't touch the ground.
Oh!
- Have you learnt something from...? - Maybe not too far.
Not throwing too far. Right, okay.
- Looks like it's pretty far still, huh. - No, this isn't going as expected!
There it is...!
Damn--why don't I make a box and jump in the box?
I thought I'd make cardboard shoes.
If only there was a good way to, like, make a box out of those...
Ugh, uphill...aah...
- Now, dammit. - Five minutes, you've got to run wild in.
There!
- It's stuck! - It broke, there.
There, I'd say you wound up on...
...two, one, zero.
Covered some ground.
- It looked good initially, I think. - Yeah, it was...it was an idea.
- Good work. - Thanks, David! Thanks.
Good work. I'll measure this. You shouldn't have to think about that.
Ah, Johanna, they sort of slid away from you-- did they have airbags underneath?
What was I doing? What can that have been, one meter? Three?
- Ten, at least. A solid ten. - Ten--that'd shock me.
- Getting close, there. Getting close. - Eleven, maybe?
But Arantxa, you did go quite some distance-- you found a bike, after all.
Yeah, I found a bike, but what you don't know about that bike is that it's a bit--someone's tampered with it.
It didn't look optimal.
No, when you turn to the right you go a bit to the left, like that--it's an inverse--yeah, exactly, an opposite-bike.
So it wasn't as easy as it looked.
And I also think, Morgan, that these cardboard-box shoes were a good idea, too.
Yeah, they were, right?
- On paper. - Yeah, on paper.
- And I still got further than you, I have to say. - We don't know that. We don't know that.
Yeah, but I think we do...
- Yeah. - No, we don't know that.
We can go ahead and check the results we've got so far.
Johanna went bit by bit--or box by box, if you'd prefer--a whole 11.76 meters.
Morgan's cardboard-box shoes carried him 16.43 meters from the starting position, no more, no less.
Arantxa's bike ride, on the other hand--a whole 556 meters, so Arantxa's undoubtedly in the lead!
Yeah, Olof will have a rough time beating that, but we'll take a look at what he did here to cover all our bases.
We shall. So, the distance Olof has to beat is 556 meters. Here he comes.
- You can't touch anything, y'know. - Yeah, that's right.
Are you...? Yes.
- There! You coming? - I'd love to.
Let's do Stockholm, David!
- Now, Olof, you've got 7 minutes left. - I'm very good at appreciating time, David. You can remember that.
- Do you mean knowing how long the time is, or just appreciating it? - No, it's--I'm extremely good at time that's passed, like.
- Do you have any particular direction, or...? - No, we're driving on whims, here.
Five, four, three--
--two, one, zero. Let's see, then.
Right, Erik Dahlbergs street. Good work.
Yeah.
- ...Want a ride back? - Please.
Yeah, I knew it, Olof. This is typical rural thinking: "I'll take the car."
Yeah, nothing strange about that--the first thing I thought was "I'm going home, now".
- And this looked like a fair distance. Have you measured it all? - It undeniably was. 4 305 meters.
So, the turnout is simply that Olof gets the 5--
Arantxa biked together 4 points, 3 points for Pernilla, 2 for Morgan--
--and we mustn't forget: 1 whole point for Johanna.
- But...right. What're we running now? - That would be...another test.
- Hi, David! - Hi, hi.
- Hello, David! - Howdy.
Eggs. No!
Wow, wow, wow...
- "Crush as many eggs as possible." Yes. - "Most crushed eggs wins."
"One of the eggs, however, is boiled. If you touch the boiled egg, you'll be disqualified."
"You may ask David two questions, but he'll only answer yes or no."
"You have five minutes, but can choose to stop whenever you want. Your time starts now."
- So, five minutes. - Okay, and two questions for you.
Right! So, the goal was to crush as many eggs as possible in a carton of eggs--
--but one of these eggs was boiled. And if you touched or crushed it, well, you're disqualified.
You got to ask me two questions completely of your choosing, but I'd only answer yes or no--
--and then you could use those questions, if you liked, to figure out where the boiled egg is.
- Worth emphasizing is that you could stop whenever you wanted in this project. - It's about courage, quite simply.
Then, let's see what sort of brave pilots we've got here in the test panel.
- Get these scrambled eggs cooking. - Yes indeed. Then we'll start with the master strategist, Morgan.
- Do you know where the boiled egg is? - Yes.
- That was emphatic. - Mhm, that was one of your two questions.
One of my TWO questions? I thought... "You may ask two questions." Fff...
Is the boiled egg...in this row?
- No. - Let's go, then.
...Yeah?
Yeah. I think I'll stop there.
- You're stopping there? - Yeah. I daren't do any more.
- Could you have utilized your questions differently? - Yeah, I realized that now, actually.
But it's a learning experience.
We'll see if someone else can do more than one, two, three, four, five, six eggs.
- Good work. - Thanks.
Like, I admire your ability to actually pull the handbrake.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you have to do that--you're kinda forced to hit the brakes when you realize you're utterly dumb.
What sort of questions should you have asked, then?
I was gonna ask--first I was gonna ask, ah, this is is smart, on what side of the middle--is it left or right?
And then I could go down one more level, but then I asked the first question.
- And then I changed my mind and was just--"is it this row"? - Okay, David. Have you reloaded the egg carton?
Yes indeed, so now, it's time to see if Johanna or Pernilla can beat Morgan's six eggs--
- --which doesn't feel like an entirely impossible task. - It doesn't, really.
Okay. Two questions. You know what, I'm just gonna... There was one boiled egg?
- That wasn't a question--argh! - Yes.
Totally stupid! Dammit.
- Do you know which egg's boiled? - Yes.
Can you...nod or shake your head when I ask you questions?
- No. - Dammit.
- Let's go, then. - Let's go, then!
I'm gonna risk it, I think. At first.
Oh...
If you touch the boiled one, you're disqualified. So...you've touched that one, yes.
- Is the boiled egg somewhere in the outermost bit? - No.
- Wow! A lot, huh! - And you can stop whenever you like.
It's a question of courage, here. And risk, and chance.
Eight, nine, ten eggs, we've reached now.
Eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
Should I just go for another?
Ah, so exciting!
Dammit!
- That was boiled, yeah. And then... - ...that's all my eggs in one basket.
- Okay. I don't have any more questions, now. - You could say: "Yeah, I crushed this many eggs."
- "Thanks, I'm out." Because when you get to the boiled one, you're out. - Yeah, but doing that's pretty cowardly.
- Oh no, god... - Exactly.
I might do one more.
- Just one more, huh. - ...Oh no...
No! No, I'm suffering with you...
Good work. So, if you'd stayed where we discussed...
...you'd at least be in the running.
Ah, David. Now I'm starting to understand why I was served omelets several days in a row last summer. Lot of egg-crushing, here.
And Johanna, you should never knock on the last egg.
- But I ri...I'm a...I risk it, I go for it. - You're a real daredevil.
Yeah, I thought: "I can't stop here."
I appreciate your courage, but you are disqualified, just like Pernilla.
You did burn your questions a bit unnecessarily at the start there, too.
Yeah, but I was hoping that he could, you know, nod and...that would've been good.
- It would've simplified things, yeah. - Immensely!
That's something a bit funny about David, because sometimes he's very helpful, but sometimes it just comes to a stop.
- Thanks, thanks. - And here there were two questions, then stop. And now?
Right. It is the case, then, that Morgan's still in the lead with his six eggs.
Now, we'll take a look at Arantxa.
- Can I tip this over? - Yes.
I'll do that, then.
...This probably isn't gonna come to anything.
Yeah...this wasn't what--like, I was thinking that they'd all break, except the boiled egg.
- And I can't--can I touch with this? - Yes.
No! I've asked you a bunch of questions, now! No! I've used up everything!
Then I'll just have to go with fate.
No! That--that was the boiled egg.
- Which makes you...? - I'm disqualified. And I--I own that.
A grown woman can own that.
- Wear your disqualification with pride. - I will.
- Good work. - Eh.
But it is just having a handbrake! "No, this is enough. Now I can be content with all the eggs I've broken." But no.
You really did own your disqualification. You said: "I'll stand by this, I made this mistake."
- And...right, David, how does it look, resultwise? - Well, it's just kept going.
- So, Morgan continues being in the lead. - With the terrible thing I did, you mean?
Don't say that, Morgan. If Olof now breaks more unboiled eggs than six...
...and stops there? Well, he'll be the winner.
Then...it's a real nail-biter we've got ahead of us, this. Then we'll see how Olof did.
We can call this group of eggs "group A".
And then my first question to you, David, is this: Is the boiled egg in group A?
Yes.
Yeah, see...that's exactly how I was thinking.
Alright, let's see, then I've got another question.
Then we'll call this group A--
- --and this group B. - Here?
- Then my question is--is the boiled egg in group A? - Yes.
- Could go for a wild card, now. - No, stop...
Now, it's just--
- God dammit! - That was boiled, yeah.
God, that went so well for so long.
- There was just one left. It was between these two. - Mhm. I should've stopped, there.
I got too eager.
- You know what? I think you would've won, actually. - Yeah.
But now...
Fiasco. Yeah.
God, so close! I hate losing.
- And those were such good questions! - ...To not have that inhibition!
- No, but god--you had two left! - I'd say this is a typical example of hubris.
- "I can do this! I'll manage, simple as that." - Yeah...yeah, that's why I'm sitting here.
- So, this means 5 points for Morgan! - Six eggs!
And zero to all the rest of you. And now, we've reached a segment called the middle of the show.
And it's business as usual. We have a guest, we have someone good at interviewing...
...and we've got a junior reporter practicing, whose name is David Sundin.
Ah, thank you, thank you. Thank you, thank you. We're going to get to know you a bit better.
- Enchant... - Enchantée.
Sauce.
- "Chanteuse"... - What?
- You've been places, Pernilla Wahlgren! - Yeah.
You've done--you've been ongoing in Swedish entertainment history, and so on.
It's been...
...all sorts of stuff. You've dressed up...
...sometimes, as well, huh.
You've basically played every role in every production of "Pippi Longstocking"--
--from Mr. Nilsson, Annika, Pippi--
--and now Mrs. Prysselius, now that we're starting to wrap things up a bit, so to speak, for you.
And sometimes you're yourself, too! To just be the usual-- "Here I am, Pernilla Wahlgren" and such.
Feels so fun to have all these facts I've assembled, because it's namely time for us to play "Mask parade"!
♫ Mask parade, mask parade, mask parade
Right. Then, it's time to play "Mask parade".
- Pernilla, you've got a letter under the cushion of your chair you can fish out... - Huh, would you look at that!
Could you read that for your co-competitors, for Babben...
"Make a self-portrait of the mask you're wearing. You may not remove the mask."
"Best self-portrait wins. You have 60 seconds. Your time starts on David's signal."
So, this is how it works: You'll pick up your face masks.
They're these visor-type things, which we've...seen a bit.
Then you're going to take your pencils and draw a self-portrait as similar to yourselves as possible.
You can start drawing your self-portrait when I blow the whistle, which will sound in three, two...
- And there they're off. Olof starts with a couple of eyes. - No, dammit...
Morgan's starting with the actual contour of his face--
--while Pernilla goes for the lashes, which are a renowned part of her.
35 seconds have passed. Arantxa's going for a nose.
- There's 15 seconds left. - I don't know if I dare to do any more.
Johanna's using the entire palette. It's a fairly small face, Johanna.
It's not...1:1, not quite.
Five seconds left! Four, three, two, one...
All pens down! And then, we'll do like this: Everyone takes their white paper that's lying on the table--
--and raises it between your existing face and your new face, namely your self-portrait.
- All the way up to the edge. - You're not gonna see any difference.
In that case, Babben, it's actually just up to you--
--to evaluate who's made the closest matching self-portrait.
I think Johanna's is a little bit like her, but it's missing a lot of details, her portrait.
Morgan I don't think is doing himself justice at all. You're missing a lot of moustache and beard, there.
Pernilla's focused on the mouth and the eyebrows, one might say--the lashes.
- She's happy, huh. - Yeah, very happy, and we do recognize that.
Arantxa's is very stylish, with nice eye shadow, lips, and...
Maybe a bit of a round chin, but nice.
And Olof...looks like he has buttons for eyes.
They're blue eyes.
If I was going to rank these, I'd still like to say that...
...I'll give...5 points to Arantxa.
I'll give 4 to Pernilla.
I'll give 3 to Johanna, and I'll give 2 to Olof, and 1 for Morgan.
- That's that. Then I think we'll move on to the next test. - Yes indeed. Here comes the next test--
--and now, it's time to aim for the skies.
That was a nervous laugh.
Like, I understand exactly what I'm going to do.
Exciting. A balloon, a pillow, and a skylift.
Then--oh...
There. Let's see, then.
"Let go of the water balloon without it breaking."
"The one who lets go of the water balloon from the highest height without it breaking wins."
"You have 15 minutes. Your time starts now."
- Then we're off. - Okay...
You let go of it, without it breaking.
Right. So, the goal was to let go of the water balloon from the highest height without it breaking.
At your disposal you had a skylift, which could go a damn fair distance up in the air--
--so the possibilities were, in other words, kind of endless.
Exciting. And who are first up with lifting themselves here?
We'll handle it this way; Pernilla and Arantxa get to kick off this balloon show.
So then, you think I should go up a bit?
♫ Pumping something...
- Yeah, well, of course. I'll try it, then. - ♫ Little pump for the big thing
♫ We're pumping, pumping ♫ Pumping something blue
♫ We're pumping, pumping ♫ I think it's a bird
- That's a cool bird, huh! - Oh...
- Bye-bye! - Bye-bye.
I'm thinking...I don't--I don't dare to let go of it from too high up--
--because if so, it's definitely gonna break. But I don't think I dare go any higher. Maybe a bit higher.
I think this is a world record. We going, then?
Maybe it's not gonna work at all. Maybe it's a really dumb idea.
Oh! Oh, so good!
We'll test it out.
Oh--ah! It didn't break, in any case!
- You missed the pillow. - Yeah, but that wasn't the snag. The snag was that it had to hold together.
- Maybe I could've gone higher, but we'll never get to know now, at least not... - You've only got one try?
- Yeah. - Oh, huh.
- Did I have more tries? - It's whole, isn't it?
- Oh, you mean like that--but, god! Tell me, in that case! - I did tell you.
Do I have more time? Do I have more time? I want to go further up.
Oh, ooh--shit!
No! No...
Trying this out, then. One, two, and...
- No. That didn't go great. - Yeah, it broke there.
- We've got a hit. We do have your first hit. - Yeah. But I thought I could get one better.
- Yeah, but you didn't. - No, I didn't.
- You can come down, then. - Yeah.
- Sung with Pernilla Wahlgren: Check. - Good, David--take your chances where you can get them!
- Three-part choir with a crane. - Great job. Excellent. Good height.
Right, then. Pernilla, if we'll start with you-- could you have done this differently?
Yeah, I could've gotten something to help out, there.
That was very smart.
I didn't even think of that, so...I wasn't the smartest here, either.
Did you have water in...in the duck, there?
No, no. Just classic air from a classic little pump to a classic rubber bird.
But they didn't do too badly. What heights did they get?
Pernilla dropped the water balloon, without it breaking, from a staggering 2 meters and 38 centimeters.
But Arantxa made her way up to a height of a whole 4.78 meters.
Good, that! Right, let's raise our hopes for some even better results.
Can't discount the possibility, actually, because here comes Johanna and Morgan.
Yep. Watch and learn.
- What're you doing, Morgan? - I'm getting some--resistances, so it's not going to fall as hard and...
So far: Two umbrellas.
It might fall...but I've gotta find tape, so I can tie it together.
- Are you done planning everything? - No, I haven't.
I got such a lot of stress just from that this was gonna happen, so I, like, had nothing...
- Wait...wait, wait... - Three minutes have passed, now.
Here we goddamn go, David!
- An incredible construction. - I know!
- Okay... - Smart!
- Have a good one, now. - Thanks.
Ooh! No! Hang on, now...
I'm a bit scared of heights.
- God dangit, that's scary! - Oh, fuck, now, wait--now it's spinning so damn...
- Ooh. Can I go a bit more, or...? - Yeah.
- Letting go, then. - Yeah?
- Wait, this is so dang high up now! - Is that fine?
- Yeah. - It's fine.
What are you going to do...?
Wait, no...it's wobbling--damn, it's wobbling so much now!
- You keeping that? - Why didn't you bring--
- There it is. It didn't break. - What the hell--
- Is this your result, or...? - I think I was really pleased with that.
- Should we call it there? - Yeah.
The hell are you doing, Johanna?
- Yeah, it did burst. - Some bad luck I've got.
Right, Johanna. This was quite some CBT for your fear of heights, here.
You know what I was thinking, that I thought? First of all, I'm so afraid of heights that I was like, dying. Like, I felt incredibly bad when I was standing there, shaking.
Then I thought I didn't...that the balloon didn't have to be up there.
But that's reasonable, right?
That's reasonable. We've also judged it so that it's the height the person occupies--
- --when the balloon's dropped, so this is approved. - But--incredible!
- You're a genius, then! A genius! - Yeah.
"Let go of a balloon from as high a height as possible without it breaking."
- Yeah. So, this is approved. - Look at that!
And I love: "I'm so afraid of heights. Can I go higher?"
We'll check the results, then.
- Yes indeed. Morgan: High stakes, fell flat. - Yeah, as usual.
- Johanna: 5 meters and 38 centimeters. - Yeah, that's good.
- Then, as usual, we've just got Olof to go. - Mhm. Accurate and correct.
But if I do like this...?
Then you've let go of it without it breaking.
- And there you got...a meter, one and a half? - Yeah.
Then he can ride--oh...
- There, yeah. Is that alright? - Yeah, it's at the bottom.
- At the top, I'd say. - Yeah, at the top.
Can we see your drop?
Brilliant!
Ah, smart.
- It's totally intact. - Good work.
There. I'll put this here.
Ah, now that was smart, Olof. You really found the way to save the balloon, by making a very short throw from a high height.
A very high--did I go higher than Johanna, then?
Olof was situated 9.75 meters in the air when he let go of his water balloon.
- So you could've gone even higher, but you didn't dare? - Yeah, yeah. Afraid of heights.
- Aah. Thought you were at the very top. - No, god.
- No, not at the top. - She took a little CBT-ride.
This means that Morgan gets 1 point for participation and good mood. Pernilla, good mood too, but 2 points...
Arantxa, a staggering 3 points, and Johanna, 4 dapper points, and Olof slams in another 5.
Then, everyone, I can tell you that things look incredibly exciting. Since currently in fourth place, we've got Johanna with 9 points...
In third place we have Pernilla with 9 points. Then we've got a shared second place, Arantxa and Morgan with 14 points each--
--and in first place there's Olof with 15 points, so it's incredibly even. Incredibly exciting.
Fight on, everyone, because don't forget--we're competing for my last 800 kronor, too. So that's--that's cool.
- Wouldn't it be fun if we went for a team test, now? - Exactly what I've been longing for.
- Let's head out camping. - Johanna...
- Gentlemen. - Hi, David.
My ladies.
"Pitch the tent. After one minute you have to rewind your work for 30 seconds."
- Uh, what...? - "A minute after that, you must fast-forward yourselves onward for 30 seconds."
"One minute after that, you need to pause yourselves for 30 seconds."
"One minute after that you must rewind your work for 30 seconds, and so on."
"Fastest correctly-pitched tent wins. Bonus points for most accurate and convincing fast-forwarding/rewinding, plus pausing."
"Your time starts now."
Right! So, the goal was to pitch this tent.
A seemingly simple mission, but there was another facet that complicated matters slightly.
After one minute, our two teams were forced to rewind their work for 30 seconds.
Then, one minute after that, they had to fast-forward themselves forward--
--and another minute after that, pause themselves for 30 seconds. And this repeated on, and on, and on.
And there's also a bonus point to pick up here for the most convincing rewinding and fast-forwarding, and pausing, of course.
And Pernilla, you haven't done this test, but you can still win points--
--if you can bet on the team that you think will do this in the fastest time, and most accurately.
And then I wonder: Are you betting on the girls or the guys?
Yeah...I'm sorry, girls, but I feel like Morgan's good at pantomiming and such--
--so I can imagine that his fast-forwarding and such is pretty nice.
- That'll be my bet. - You're guessing the guys. Exciting. We'll stamp that, then. Good. Booked.
Right. Then we'll look at how it went.
Let's see, now.
Is this, like, the actual tent? Okay--how do you do this, then?
Then I'd like to see 30 seconds' rewinding in three, two, one, zero.
- 30 seconds fast-forwarding. - Oh, it's so dang fast--talking like this--
I'm certain that this is where this goes!
This should be on top of this!
- You've gotta be fast, Johanna. - Yeah, but--
- Regular speed for one minute, then. - Regular speed. Thank goodness.
Wait, you--wait, you can never do that again.
- Yeah, but it's fast-forwarding-- - I got, like, a psychotic episode.
Mild psychotic episode from you, then.
But what are these for, then?!
- Okay. Now we've gotta start with the inner tent, or we'll never-- - Yeah?
- Morgan, that's the outer tent. - Oh.
- This is what--this is the tent. - That's...this is...this is like...it's a...this is a blanket.
We've gotta look at the sticks. Something's not right with the sticks.
- Why'd you go into the tent? - Don't the sticks go in here?
- 30 seconds' rewinding. - Ooh, back...oh, no!
- We've pitched the tent, now. - Yeah, I...don't know if we have.
- I feel from the house-shape, that it's falling apart a bit... - Don't think you want to go camping with these two.
It's a pretty thin tent.
How's this going to work out, honestly? Tape!
Then I'd like to see 30 seconds' pause in three, two, one, zero.
Let's bring it all out. Just out on the lawn.
So, this should be here...
- 30 seconds left in this minute, now. - Yeah, so stop--exactly, that's what I mean.
'Cause then we don't have to go back on our work 30 seconds.
So you're due to rewind your work 30 seconds in three, two, one, zero.
- And then we...we were just standing here for 30 seconds. - Now they've got it.
- The next thing is 30 seconds' rewinding. - No, no--quick, get that down!
Unless you manage to finish up.
- Yeah, but I'm done! I'm done! - We're done!
- You're pleased with this? - Yeah. Yeah, think so.
You're satisfied? The timer stops when you're inside the tent, both of you.
- Come on, Johanna! - Where's the opening, then?
♫ We're camping with each other ♫ And singing a song
- ♫ And singing a song - ♫ Just keep the beat strong
- This is gonna be great. Cozy, if anything. - This is cozy, right?
- Hello? - Hello?
- David? - David...?
My god, what a mess. Haven't you ever been camping before?
- Yeah, actually, but never with Johanna. - Wow!
- No, I don't mean it like that! - Throwing Johanna under the bus?
No! No, dammit, we were on the same team! We were so damn good!
- Yeah, certainly couldn't tell that... - But it--okay, can I be honest now? When we were gonna try...
When I was gonna try to explain--Johanna, yes, I love you. Ah, that outfit, girl!
But when I was trying to explain to you what the rules were...
--and said "Johanna, can we just stop now", so we don't have to--
It--it took some time before we--before you understood. Before we reached the conclusion of "let's do that".
- We're digging a grave, here. Yeah, it's being dug. - Hey, hey--
- It's being dug. - And then you jump in!
But what an incredibly stable, nice tent we got, as a team! You and me!
This thing about feedback...no, but it was great.
So, Arantxa, you thought "I'll bring this to the studio and we'll evaluate it there", quite simply.
- And I shouldn't have. Should've left it outside the studio. - Yeah, you shouldn't have.
That's how it goes sometimes, but the interesting thing here is, after all, the times.
Then it's like this: Morgan and Olof did this in 10 minutes and 24 seconds. They got the tent up, and went into it.
Arantxa and Johanna were creating a cerebral hemorrhage, not only for themselves but also for me--
- They were at it for 22 minutes and 50 seconds. - Not too bad.
- I thought we were at it for an hour. - Yeah, it felt--it felt like that.
So, this'll be 3 points each for Olof and Morgan, and 3 points for Pernilla.
That's right! Well betted.
Then, Babben, which team would you like to give a bonus point to--
--for most convincing fast-forwarding and rewinding?
Now, it's like this. I think Olof and Morgan were very good at this rewinding thing--
--but I thought this thing with standing still for 30 seconds before rewinding, so you didn't have to tear down your own work--
- --that was so brilliant the girls get one point each. - We thank and accept. We thank and accept.
- And here's the next test, right? - Woof, woof!
- Hello, good looking man. - Thank you, thank you.
"Present a cute dog on the podium."
"The one who presents the cutest dog wins."
"You have 30 minutes. Your time starts now." A cute dog...? A real dog?
That's...one idea.
Right. So, the goal was to present a cute dog on the podium. No more, no less.
And who doesn't love a cute dog? My god, unleash yourselves and let's get going.
- Yes, we will. And we'll look at everyone but Morgan. - No...
- Well, guess you just gotta... - Snag a dog.
Do I have any...
...dog, is what I was gonna say. I don't.
- You've got 30 minutes. - Yeah, okay...
♫ Then it's time to look for a dog ♫ A non-ugly dog
It's a bit discriminatory, that it has to be a cute dog.
There's a cute child, but that's not quite the same thing... See a dog over there, but it doesn't look super cute.
Dog! Hi! Uh, really cute dog.
- Do you have some minutes to spare? - Yeah, I do.
Hi, girls! What a cute dog you've got!
The red one. That'll be perfect.
And I was out jogging here, and I just slammed on the brakes, 'cause Daisy's just the cutest thing.
Absolutely.
We'll go in here, and--Daisy!
- But if I leash Daisy--you don't believe in that? - No, you can leash her! But she's not going to go with you.
Daisy? Are you going with me, now? Come on, let's win a prize...
- Here comes Adila! - What a cute dog.
- Uh, two dogs. - Real cute, they are.
- This is Alfons. - Hi--good day, good day.
Think we can get Alfons to sit on this?
Let me just see--where'd Ludwig run off to, now?
- There's Ludwig. - Ludwig, come here!
Daisy!
- She doesn't bite, at least. - No.
This is Saffron. It's a long-haired dachshund, and it's the cutest dog in the world.
- Yeah, it--it looks like it. - Yeah, it was really cute.
- So, Pernilla, what've we got here? - A cute dog! Look at this nice fur--
- What's the dog's name? - Alfons.
- Yeah, that alone is cute.
Please, could you be a dear and just get his shoes?
- How'd you...by the way, how would you describe 13-year-old Daisy? - A Chinese.
- Can you say that? - Yeah, well, she is a Chinese.
And what's the breed?
- Yeah, this is a...uh, a... - Welsh springer spaniel.
- Welsh shpringer shpaniel. - Welsh-shpring-shpan.
This isn't just anything. This is Daisy. She's a Chinese.
The thing I thought was so incredibly cute was the bangs. Like, it's very nicely cut.
The nicest, cutest.
- Good work. - Thank you.
...Gonna return them, now.
Wow, what a bunch of cute dogs. This isn't gonna be easy to judge, I can tell you that. Were the owners cooperative?
- Yeah! God, yeah. - I turned into a babysitter, so...
We were like this. Had a coffee, and I got to mind the kid there and put on shoes...
- She wasn't in a hurry. - No, I could tell.
- But we do have Morgan left. - Yeah. I was really impressed by the cute dogs.
- Are you ready for your clip? - I don't think so, but roll it anyway.
Right. Then we'll take a look at Morgan!
- Watch and learn. - Yep?
Let's see, then. It should have... A cute dog.
I'll start by winding this out like this...and I feel like, this is the body, I'm thinking.
- Is it a dachshund? - Could be! But it's gonna be cute.
- So, now we've got the base... - I feel so stupid!
- A fuzzy sausage. - Know what this is? It's the little tongue.
- That's right. It's starting to get pretty cute. - Yeah, it's getting really cute, now!
It looks like a monster...
David, a hearty welcome to you.
I've gotten the great honor of getting to present a dog. This is Max, who's a dachshund.
- It's a dachshund? - Yeah, it's a dachshund. Or, well--
A variant of dachshund--it's a mixed breed, between a dachshund and a chihuahua.
Dwarf poodle.
I feel...I feel...I feel stupid.
- You do, huh? - Yeah, but you realize--looking at everyone, and you're running out, I'm thinking "what the hell are you doing?"
"Why're you running out? Weren't we making a dog?" And you get real dogs, and I feel...
And then I think "that's right, I was gluing one together..."
But imagine how fun it was for me, who also knew that everyone had run out, to get to see you digging yourself into this...
- And then I also focused on presenting the dog. - You think the others were weak with...?
- You thought ours were bad? - Yeah, "here's a damn dog" is about what I heard.
No, we introduced--mine was a rescue dog, for example.
- I didn't hear anything about that. - And my dog had been on Bäst i Test earlier.
That's right.
- I managed to find Djurgården's biggest Bäst i Test-celebrity dog. - Didn't hear any of that, when I saw it.
So, it is about the level of cuteness here, so to speak.
Babben, if you could assign some points here--could you rank these dogs in cuteness, do you think?
I can. I'm good at dogs, and I'll say it's 5 points for Johanna's dog. Yes indeedy.
It's 4 points for your springer spaniel.
It's 3 points for Morgan and Max. Yes indeed. It's 2 points for Olof--
- --and Arantxa--I'm sorry, but it's 1 point. - But wait, so, so--
This was a cute dog, but it did have, how shall we put it...certain experiences.
No, it had lived! It'd, hell--it'd come from another country and had a hard time!
It was cute!
This was, this fur--it was because it'd lived through so much...
This doesn't feel good--it would've been easier to just take the point, Arantxa, and we wouldn't have to...
But Morgan's inanimate dog can't get more points...
- Yeah, because it was cuter. And it was degree of cuteness. - My god, I've put my soul into--
You're sitting there and saying that dog's not cute? Is that what you're saying? And someone's laughing!
Arantxa. I didn't say it wasn't cute, I said that Morgan's was cuter.
- Do you think, Babben, that it's cute? - It's cute, but there were cuter dogs in this lineup.
So it's 1 point, which means the total standings are as follows.
Things have certainly happened in the top rankings, I'll promise you that.
We have, in third place--we've got Johanna with 15 points.
That's great, that too. Then, in second place, we've got Arantxa.
Second place. That's great, Arantxa.
Then we have something as unique as a shared first place...
--between Olof, Pernilla and Morgan, with 20 points each!
- It's incredibly even and exciting, this! - Really.
But: Anything can happen and everything can change, because it's time for the finale.
Then it's time for the finale. Our competitors are ready.
Remember, now--basically anyone can win. Here's the last showdown.
Basically anyone...
...but not Johanna, I don't think, but--we'll see. We'll see.
Morgan! Go ahead and read the letter to your co-competitors, and Babben and those at home.
"Put on the shirt and tie that's lying in the bag in front of you. The one who first puts on the shirt--"
--"buttons at least three buttons, and thereafter ties their tie around their neck wins."
"Your time starts on David's signal."
So, the goal is to--on my signal--open the bag, remove the shirt, put on the shirt, and button at least three buttons.
- The tie can sort of be tied any which way, as long as it's a knot. - It should be around the collar? Yeah.
Are you ready? Then we're off.
Right. There was this thing about the shirts being frozen, so it could easily be a bit cold.
- Olof is... - Ow, ow, ow...shit, that's cold.
Olof hasn't gotten his head through.
Ow, ow, ow...!
Olof's prying up his tie. He gets it around...
Morgan's done! Olof's done!
- Oh, it keeps going! Ah, god-- - All points are getting counted into the total.
Where we'll see who gets to lift Babben's bust over their head.
...what the hell?
Arantxa's rubbing her tie up a bit. We'll try to avert our eyes, everyone.
Now, Johanna's forgotten to unbutton... Pernilla's done!
We have Arantxa and Johanna left, and Arantxa only has her tie left, while Johanna--hello?
- You're--are you there? - Oh, wow, wow!
There she is! There we have her, in all her glory!
Just the tie left, now!
She enters her last spurt, but Arantxa ties her...her...
- Tie! - Aah, so cold...!
Arantxa's done! Johanna, can we see you? Get a camera over here...
- There we have the camera trained on Johanna. - Ah, beautiful.
Good work!
What a fantastic finale. It was very entertaining to watch, and I hope you had a fun time too--
--even if you might've gotten a bit cold around some body part.
- Now, this sparks a lot of curiousity, because it was so even before the finale... - Incredibly even, it was.
And now, we do have the points. After doing all of this. Johanna got 1 point.
Was it worth it?
- Yeah. - Yeah. Worth taking part, still.
You looked...too funny, too.
Then there's 2 points for Arantxa, there's 3 points for Pernilla--
--4 for Olof and 5 for Morgan.
And then we'll sum this up with our earlier points and discover that what's happened is that...
...we've got a fifth place where we find Johanna, with 16 points.
We've got Arantxa in fourth place, 18 points.
Then we've got Pernilla, 23 points...
Olof, 24 points...
But because Morgan was slightly, slightly faster he does get 5 points, which makes it 25 points for Morgan--
--and he wins my private 800 kronor from my checking account! So that's...
- No, but I--wow! Thanks, David! - No, that's...take...
- Take them. - Thank you so much!
And what have we learned today? Well, two boxes are enough if you're moving--
--and you can fit much more spaghetti in a grapefruit than you'd think. Have a good one until next week, and we'll see you then!
- Come on, let's congratulate him. - Thanks. Thanks!
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