Lift me up!
- Come on, Mark! - I had gotten so far.
God, I'm getting the pipe up my ass.
Ouch!
Huba!
Carsten is very grateful.
Tell me, Regitze...
I would like to be a little alone.
Good evening and welcome to Stormester.
Here, five rivals do as I command.
Until it is decided by decimals, who with consonants and vowels -
- will be inscribed as the winner in the annals of the Stormester. Who will it be?
Maybe Puk Elgård.
Possibly Mathias Helt.
Natasha Brock also has a chance.
Could it be Carsten Eskelund?
If everything fails with the other four, it will undoubtedly be Tobias Dybvad.
By my side, and I'm so happy for that: Mark le Fêvre.
We checked up after a week's growth on your eyebrows.
- In week two, a bit more has happened. - I found some fertilizer.
I think it's unfair, that you just put them on -
- when I spend so much money on making mine look like those.
Some of us are just a bit lucky.
You've put one eyebrow on the line this week.
Oh my god.
And if we look back at last week: Yes, that's Mark's armpit hair.
We are serious when something is at stake.
- Who's turn is it, Mark? - Natasha, you brought something.
Tonight's prize means a lot to me. It's my tarot cards.
- No...! - Yes.
And I don't even think it's funny -
- that I could lose them.
What did the tarot cards say about that this morning?
You can't have been advised against that.
The tarot cards said this morning, that if I found inner peace -
- I would overcome the challenges today.
I have no peace knowing they are up there. So I don't know.
I am all for tarot, but Tobias looks a bit skeptical.
Yes...
Mark, we need to get to the first task.
Yes, with Crystal Engine -
- delivering four megapixels...
the next thing we will experience is in full HD. And... action!
[location: Nærum library]
Aha. A task.
"Pat Mark on the back."
"If Mark films you, he will yell your name..."
"and you have to go back to the marked spot and start over."
"When the music plays, Mark will film his feet." It’s hide and seek!!
"The fastest to pat Mark on the back wins."
"Your time starts now."
I just have to run in zigzag.
That's my plan. No matter how stupid this seems.
Carsten, I see you!
- But what a pace. - Then I'll try something else.
Carsten Eskelund has already run in zigzag.
Smart, if you don't want to be shot with a rifle, not a camera.
Where do we start?
In this task, it's a huge advantage if you're a top athlete.
Yes thanks.
But we'll start with Tobias and Mathias.
"Your time starts now."
Okay, now he's filming his feet.
Where is the balcony? It's over there.
You could hear him just before.
You're a real ninja, right, Mathias?
Was that you I saw running on the stairs? Mathias?
I can see your back behind the wheelbarrow, Dybvad. Back to the start.
Oh, it was you.
Then you know what's happening. Good luck back.
Oh god. You could 100% hear him.
What was that?
Was that you, Mathias?
No, it's a small child, Mark.
I can hear someone.
Are you behind me, you sneaky one?
What a speed.
Tobias, you're trying to hide behind a wheelbarrow.
But you are seen.
You're hiding successfully by lying in the grass.
And behind a twig, that you are holding yourself.
When you see the clip, you think:
Is that the Nordic gazelle?
And that was it.
The second time, I ran as fast as I could.
- What were their times? - It looks like they are equally fast.
It's because we cut it that way.
Both of you were only discovered once. But Mathias...
What happens is that you take some breaks every now and then.
And that means Tobias, who ran as fast as he could -
- managed it in 8 minutes. Mathias: 19 minutes.
Two participants on the board.
If you think: "Wow, he ran as fast as he could."
Eight minutes.
The distance is about 200 meters.
Who should I see running in the lead now?
Now it's your turn, Puk.
Your husband is a Jaeger. [Danish military special operations]
Even he is impressed by your abilities.
Now I need to make my next move.
I just need to get over to the wall.
Like that. I can just go around.
Let me try that.
I think I'm in a hospital.
I've been admitted. How do I get out? Hello?
- I can't damn well get out. - Where are you, Puk?
- Where am I? - A rehabilitation center.
Finally. Everything is locked.
Thanks. Bye.
Thank you.
Yes, that was what I hoped for.
She not supposed to slit my throat. She just has to pat me on the shoulder.
- Hi. - That was something...!
Hi.
Well done.
One wants to solve the tasks as skillfully and wisely as possible.
But this is the first time someone has thought: "Maybe I'll do best -
- if I break into a rehabilitation center."
I was so startled. A garden door was open, and then I thought:
There’s a family having a cup of coffee.
- You can just go in there. - "Hi, can I run through here?"
But then I was suddenly hospitalized and couldn't get out.
Now you just passed by a rehabilitation center.
How's the mobility going?
It was a quick stay, but effective. I'm feeling wonderful.
- Have you eaten potatoes since? - No.
Mark, Puk is doing great.
- Does she have reason to? - No.
One can get through a rehabilitation -
- and still be faster than Tobias and Mathias. You do it in 7 minutes!
No...!
I would like to see if someone can top -
- or crawl under the bar she has set, with a faster time.
We're getting to you, Carsten.
One shouldn't be fooled by your scruffy appearance.
There is a hidden physique. Porsche has called and asked:
"How have you achieved such aerodynamics?"
Good.
Where are you hiding, little Carsten?
Okay...
Is that his voice you can hear?
Something was moving really fast. Is he inside the building?
- For heaven's sake...! Is that you? - It's me.
What speed.
It didn't seem much like a strategy.
Run, hide, run, tap.
Between us, it was a task I didn't fully understand.
There have been a few of those.
The component elements were a bit unclear to me.
So I thought: "It’s either make or break."
Where is it?
There is a little bit of waste with some zigzagging.
But when you activate sports mode -
- then we're talking 3 minutes and 19 seconds.
- Oh, oh, oh! - Nice.
- You’re not supposed to deal that many. - Is there a change of direction?
- What do you mean? - He asks if it's Uno-tarot.
An Uno joke.
It's because I'm young. I don't understand it.
Who plays more Uno than young people?
If we check your CV, you’ve worked in a childcare institution.
Me?
Did you check our CVs before we arrived?
Mathias, have you been expelled from a childcare institution?
Change direction!
We are missing Natasha.
Yes.
And one of the solid tactics is camouflage, as you might sense.
It's not natural colors you work with the most.
What is sticking out behind the wheelbarrow?
Is it a butt? There you are.
Where are you hiding, Natasha?
- Was that you I just saw? - I don't think so.
Are you wearing a blue helmet and white clothes?
No.
Oh, Natasha. I got you again.
I can see you behind the wheelbarrow.
I had gotten so far.
Back to start. Natasha...!
I can see you behind the trash can.
It's even smaller than the wheelbarrow.
There you were, Natasha.
- Are you just coming out again? - I'm back at the spot.
Did you move the spot?
You could hear the sound of a leopard.
Yes, a dying one. Oh my god.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
It doesn't say in the task rules that you cannot move the marked spot -
- you have to return to, if you get caught.
Natasha, that solution is...
I want to say brilliant.
Yes...?
I also think it would have been brilliant -
- if I hadn't come up with it after three hours.
You actually end up with a time...
eight...
times Carsten's solution.
26 minutes and 34 seconds.
No, I thought you wanted to do knuckles.
From running and hide and seek to what?
We have many irons in the fire.
We will see the participants work with rockers, balls, robots, sand -
- twisting objects, fire, and monsters.
- Wow! - Look at all that you have set up.
"Make all these things happen at the same time."
"The robot needs to walk."
"The balls need to roll." That one?
- "Newton's cradle needs to rock." - That Newton?
"The fidget spinner and the top need to spin."
"The sand needs to fall."
- Oh. - "The candles need to be out."
"The monsters need to be ready to jump."
I don't understand that.
- They are not ready to jump? - No.
"Fastest wins."
"The time starts the first time one of the above things happens."
It needs to happen at the same time?
- Scheisse. - And that is possible?
"The monsters must be ready to jump."
Now the time has started.
I don't know what I expected. Damn!
There are so many things that need to happen simultaneously.
Is there anything else we need to know?
It must be done quickly. And a very important detail:
The time only starts when you initiate one of the things.
- Yes... - Oh no.
So the question just is: Who will try first?
I think we should start with...
Mathias. But also Puk.
- "The candles must be blown out." - I have a plan.
Here I have 30 seconds.
Oh no.
- The time is running. - Why?
No!
Okay, go!
Ugh, how annoying.
Ouch!
Now it has stopped. The time has started.
Piss.
- It all went well, didn't it? - The ball managed to stop.
This is like being inside my head. Two, three, now.
- It's all happening. - Stop time!
- Was that it? - That was damn good, Mark.
That was very good.
And that without any planning.
Could you have done it better if you had created a plan?
I felt I had an plan.
I had made a plan. Then I accidentally touched...
- The balls. - You're used to saying that.
Hey!
Mark, shouldn't we note down the two first participants of the evening for some times?
Mathias, you managed it in 4 minutes and 39 seconds.
But one needs to get up early to beat Puk.
2 minutes and 54 seconds.
That's damn good.
You always start with the worst times.
We're getting to you, Natasha.
Cool plan. Is it something you have?
Yes.
Okay.
- Ta-da! Hooray! - Congratulations.
Even a child could figure this out.
Wow!
We've been searching for five and a half episodes -
- for your key skills.
As a lonely child, I must say, it doesn't surprise me.
Pretending that I have many friends playing with me.
You had an inner peace that helped you overcome obstacles in your way.
God, yes.
It looks so impressive. Sometimes, it happens that we just...
- No! - Oh!
that we cut out a lot of wasted time.
- We haven't done that here. - No!
Damn, you're good, man.
That's all the time you spend on solving the task. How much is that?
It's just 19 seconds.
Yes, please!
Bravo!
Oh. How cruel it would be to take that experience away from you -
- by showing someone, who does it even faster.
Oh...!
Well, I don’t know how Tobias and Carsten have managed.
As one might sense, this requires technical skill.
But when you’ve turned 40 like Tobias -
- or when you like Carsten has a mental age of 70 plus -
- then such things... can be tricky.
70 plus!
Okay.
Yeah yeah.
I’ve figured you out.
For heaven's sake! It must have happened to Eskelund too.
No, this is a mess.
I’m trying not to stress about it.
And how is it going?
Bad, I would say. It's actually going completely wrong.
I’m really tired, Mark.
I’m more challenged than is good for me.
- Do you have a plan? - I can promise you I don’t.
Oh no. Shut up, man.
A solution is on the way.
Hello to a successful experience.
I'm not leaving, before I make this happen.
Do we need to change the batteries? It's nothing.
No!
- We are ready. - I'm continuing.
I was also way too on top of things.
Here it comes. Damn it.
Congratulations. It worked!
May I explain, where I panic a bit?
- It was at the beginning. - Yes.
I think everything needs to kick off at the same time.
That's why I have a troll here.
I think I need to suspend everything in some way -
- so that suddenly...
Those are the first 20 minutes.
Then it dawns on me: Oh...! But by then I've lost interest.
Where do they cross the finish line? What are the times?
Tobias.
You manage it in 12 minutes and 25 seconds.
If you think that was a long time, it’s because I haven't told you Carsten’s.
You take over 20 minutes.
That's not as bad as I had thought.
I think you're an idiot.
How are the points distributed?
There's 1 point to Carsten, 2 points to Tobias -
- 3 to Mathias, 4 to Puk -
- and with 19 seconds, 5 points to Natasha Brock.
Witch!
The two gentlemen give me a feeling -
- that I have been a bit strict towards the participants.
- So don't they deserve something sweet? - Yes.
We can move on to the children of Holte's favorite dessert:
Crème brûlée.
- Oh! - It's crème brûlée.
I can't wait to hit it and see if it's hard.
No, that might be stupid.
I'm opening now.
- "Crack this crème brûlée..." - "...in the most satisfying way."
Good that I didn't start with that.
That would have been unsatisfying.
"You have 30 minutes."
"Most satisfying cracking wins."
Some crack cancer, some less ambitious. ['Knæk Cancer' is an annual TV cancer fundraiser]
“Your time starts now."
30 minutes to crack a dessert.
Have you ever seen a crème brûlée being subjected to waterboarding?
It needs to sound like this...
Are you working for the Russian embassy?
Hard. And then it needs to sound like...
When you crack the surface of a crème brûlée -
- it's a satisfying moment for dessert lovers.
I rank by what was satisfying to hear.
But who cracks the crème brûlée surface first?
We start with you, Tobias Dybvad.
It is completely subjective, what one finds satisfying.
- No! Did you pee in it? - I did not pee in it.
Yes, you did.
There is no right or wrong solution.
It’s me who finds satisfaction in it.
- Can you see where I'm going? - No.
- Just stay out of it. - Sorry.
I regret that a little.
It didn't work on the first try. Fuck this crap.
I'm disappointed too.
I am.
The idea is that the last marker...
I haven't even considered: "You have 30 minutes."
But it must be satisfying with a little surprise factor -
- that I'm such a big idiot?
Did you expect him to smash the marker into the crème brûlée?
Isn't it satisfying in terms of humor?
- You're fishing for my reaction. - No, I'm fishing for points.
You describe your attempt as "disappointing."
And as "something you regret."
Is it satisfying for you that I regret?
Do you like it when I regret?
No regrets!
There are certain things I regret, but not this.
- Who are we going to see now? - Carsten and Natasha.
We're going to explore the branch of satisfaction that is called ASMR.
What is a very satisfying way to crack a crème brûlée?
I love watching ASMR. Do you know what it is?
The whispering sounds. We're doing that, Mark.
The most satisfying way is to lick it until it cracks.
Let's hear what sounds the best.
This sound isn't so nice.
- Do you want to try? - No, thank you.
That was plastic. Now let's use some wood.
I want to inspire the youth, who feel rushed through life.
So this is a stand against the performance culture.
- It sounds like plastic, doesn't it? - Yes.
Urgh, it’s so sweet. But wow, it tastes good.
That’s good!
Wasn't that very satisfying?
Is it cracked?
- I would say we have a crack. - That was it.
That's how you crack a crème brûlée.
Natasha, you're going all in on this.
The idea wasn't yours, Carsten. It was just to lick the dessert.
And coincidentally we thought: We should definitely be able to hear that.
Was that a question?
You are confused because my statement ended tonally high.
So you expect me to take over with outstanding crème brûlée reflections.
Between us, I had no ideas.
Nothing came to me, when I was sitting there.
So I thought: I'll just lick it.
It is no shame to say, when there was nothing.
We are missing Puk and Mathias.
Most satisfying.
It could be something very high up, that falls onto the crème brûlée.
Come and sit, Mark.
Hi, Mark.
- Look here. - Oh God.
This lovely evening, that we are now going to share. Like that.
Wow...! Okay.
There are a few minutes until we go into the new year.
Are you ready to be satisfied?
No, are you ready for a satisfying experience?
Are you ready? Now!
Was it enjoyable?
Happy new year!
Happy new year. Here you go.
That's how it is.
I am actually disappointed in all of us.
- It was really a tough task. - Why was it New Year's Eve?
I can't remember at all.
But it was supposed to be something special.
So you were supposed to jump on the crack.
We break the new year.
I still don't understand that.
You called your solution disappointing, Tobias.
But when you compare with that team -
- your solution is the only one that is close to satisfying me.
So for once, 5 points to Tobias Dybvad.
No, no, no!
I rank the other four right next to each other.
2 points each.
5 points to Tobias, 2 points to the others.
I'm thinking that you have a task for us.
I have been really looking forward to it, as it is the only -
- where we have had you out in the house with our participants.
Yes, yes.
No, that is plural. I meant together with one participant.
Lasse...!
This is how it could look next season.
Calm down, calm down, calm down.
"Take the most pictures with this cardboard Stormester in good company."
"You have until the recording of the show."
"Your time starts now."
Good company?
Come.
Picture number 1.
- Good company. - It will be hard to top that.
We usually divide the five solutions.
But here there is only one, who reads the task aloud.
Why is Natasha the only one, reading this one out?
This is because Natasha...
since Stormester season 2 -
- has done a diligent piece of work to be included.
And now that you are finally here, it should be worth that time spend.
I don't know what to do.
Should I tell what has happened?
Yes, you may.
I thought I could hide.
Should we find a little wheelbarrow?
- Find your inner peace. - Yes.
I have taken pictures with.
I thought that you might like it best in your own company.
That's not entirely a lie.
The thing is that I'm extremely introverted.
So for me, it's not about finding good company.
It's about finding company.
So I took you to an event -
- that I think you might not have been to before.
You were with me at the Reality Awards.
No...!
There are shot belts -
- and people are crazy about you. You were up there to present an award.
Look how happy she was, and how happy you are.
Look at us having fun.
Look!
This...
This is the last thing, I remember from the night.
But a couple of days later, I receive this picture.
I don't know what you have been up to.
But I hope you had a great time.
Ta-da!
Nice.
When you are the only participant solving a task -
- then it would be unfair to give you 5 points for solving it best.
But I don't think that.
But I would like to reward you with 2 points.
Wow.
Which is unfair to the other four, so 2 points for you, too.
- Thank you. - Thank you, Natasha.
Do you realize how many times that cardboard figure has scared me at home?
Every time I walked into the living room, I was like: "Oh god!"
You were standing over in the corner looking at me.
Yes, it was always the cardboard figure...
Mark, what about something everyone solved?
We're going to something that's quite wild.
Because the next thing we're going to see -
- contains the longest solution ever in the history of Stormester.
- Oh my god. - Ah, natural stand in the garden.
- That was extensive. - I have never seen this before.
- Buckets? - Up on a stand.
I feel like jumping through all of them and getting them down at once.
- Would that be a good tactic? - No.
- "Tip a bucket... - "...to find the potato."
"Every time you tip a bucket, that doesn't contain a potato..."
"your time is doubled."
- "Fastest wins." - "Your time starts now."
Now you just have to find a potato. - Find a pototo.
The potato must be found. It is in a bucket.
But you need to think carefully, before you tip buckets.
For every bucket that doesn't contain the potato that is tipped -
- the time doubles. It's exponential growth.
It can quickly add up from 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, etc.
Oh...!
But that being said...
Who will be the first to try with the potato hunt?
We'll start with you, Natasha Brock.
If you don't make a good plan, the time can slip away from you.
But you can also just be incredibly lucky.
That's not a potato.
Okay, now my time is doubled.
I can feel that we need to get a yellow bucket.
That was a pomegranate.
A potato...
Yay!
- A potato! - Was there a system?
I said it was a yellow bucket. Well, it was blue.
How did you figure that out?
Some would say luck. Others would say the universe helps.
Carsten would probably say: "Witch!"
I was quite convinced that it was in a yellow bucket.
It turns out... it was in a blue one.
But yellow has three letters ['gul'], it was the third bucket... What?
And that is why it is not in a red bucket ['rød'], for example.
Or blue... ['blå']
Two tipped buckets mean times four... How long did she take?
Your real time was 1 minute and 40 seconds.
Two wrong buckets get tipped. So it doubles -
- and that puts you at 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
We don’t know if that is good or bad.
Do we have a contestant who has a different approach to the task?
We have one who approaches it more systematically:
Mathias "Dentists hate him" Helt.
Finally.
I will try to get up and take a look.
Three, two, one...
Bad idea. Watch out!
- Potato! - Onion.
I've got it. Have you ever been to the dentist?
It's the same principle.
You take a small mirror and look inside.
The world's longest dentist mirror.
Dentists hate him.
Look here. The neighbor is sunbathing.
Egg, zebra plush...
Okay.
Ymer. [Danish sour milk product]
Is Halfdan Rasmussen doing the tasks? [Danish poet; wrote nonsense verse for children]
Oh. A QR code. I can't resist QR codes.
Now it's going online. 11! The potato is in 11.
7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
There it is!
Look here.
Mathias, do you have a clue about a system in this -
- that could lead one to where the potato is?
- Not at all. - How long did it take you, Mathias?
Your real time was 16 minutes, and you guessed three wrong buckets.
That means you end up with 2 hours and 12 minutes.
- God, it's still terrible. - That was well done.
- Really good. - Okay. I trust you.
Two hours isn't the longest time for a task solution ever.
Can we see a couple of participants -
- who stepped in it up to their nipples?
Let's take Tobias and Puk.
"Your time starts now."
That could well look like a potato.
You're tricking me.
That could be a potato.
- The time doubles every time. - I know that.
Here is a potato. It's a pomegranate.
- I just think .. - Shut up, Mark!
There aren't many potatoes at all.
A dinosaur is basically a potato.
I'm not that strong.
Zebra, annual pass, ear warmers, apple.
A xylophone.
Does it connect in any way?
Yes! Faster than anyone else.
There are no potatoes.
There was the potato.
What did you mean by: "Look at what has fallen down"?
'A' as in duck ['and'], 'B' as in banana, 'C' as in citrus.
A, B, C... D, E. Yes, that's correct.
F, G, H, I, J, K. Potato ['kartoffel'].
We can take it from the top. A, B, C, D...
Was there anything that became clear at all along the way?
No.
I had forgotten all about it doubling when you pulled the strings.
I was just playing. I forgot that more time would be added.
Mark, when we multiply and multiply a little more -
- what times are Puk and Tobias then noted for?
One must keep the tongue straight in the mouth.
Tobias, you solved the task in 3 minutes and 28 seconds -
- but tip over 13 incorrect buckets.
When you double the time 13 times, you end up with 28,000 minutes.
Or 473 hours. Or just under 20 days.
20 days is however a small amount compared to what you achieve, Puk.
You take 7 minutes and 17 seconds and tip over 18 incorrect buckets.
That gives a time of just over 3 years.
Which is the longest solution ever!
- We still miss Carsten Eskelund. - There you go, Carsten.
Carsten has tended to oscillate between mad and genius.
Whether it is one or the other must be up to the tournament management.
"Your time starts now."
I could throw a potato into a bucket and tip it.
What does the tournament management say?
It depends on Lasse's judgment.
I bet I can do that.
- No ...! - Two onions and a potato.
I spent so much time on the bench in Værløse Basketball Club -
- that I had plenty of time to practice throwing with root vegetables.
That was it.
Now we’ll see.
It’s impressively solved.
But...?
Does it say "tip a potato", or "tip the potato"?
It’s funny you mention exactly what I've noted here.
Is there a difference between indefinite and definite singular?
Doesn’t it say in the assignment: "Find the potato"?
I’m not sure I agree with that.
I can understand that.
All potatoes in indefinite singular -
- have the potential to -
- if they really put in the effort -
- become the potato in singular.
Yes.
You say it has the potential to become the potato.
If it's lucky enough.
Nothing becomes more definite singular by being placed in a bucket.
Is there any philosophy student who can help us out of this one?
I was looking for the potato that was in the bucket -
- that matches the position, K occupies in the alphabet.
That was not the potato you found. I consider the task unsolved.
That's good news for one of the other participants. To everyone's surprise.
That means that with 3 years... Puk, you're pulling in 2 points.
Let’s go!
There are 3 points to Tobias with 20 days.
Then there are 4 points to Mathias, and 5 points to Natasha Brock.
- You win your own cards, right? - No.
What do you usually say?
Nothing is decided until tonight's final task:
The final task, takes place right here, right now.
I know two things: I will not read the task aloud...
- and you choose who does. - Excellent.
Carsten, here you go.
THE task?
"Guess which object on the scale is the heaviest."
"If you guess wrong, you're out. The last participant wins."
You take turns guessing which object is the heaviest.
The one on the scale, or the one I'm holding?
Once you have made your guess -
- I will place the object, and we reveal whether you guessed correctly.
There's the small detail -
- that only the last participant receives points.
There are 5 nice points for the winner, and a round zero for the other four.
- Come on... - I've done this plenty of times.
Excellent. Puk, what is the heaviest?
Is it the baby, or the two golf clubs?
It could be a concrete doll. But I believe the two are the heaviest.
- The golf clubs are the heaviest? - Yes.
- Okay ...! - There is a handle.
- Oh! - What?
It's made of concrete.
- The baby was the heaviest. - Let's move on to Mathias.
What is heavier? The golf clubs, or this bowling pin?
Clubs or pin.
I would like to say that I think that...
the pin... No, I'm changing my mind now.
I'm saying that the golf clubs are the heaviest on the seesaw.
I think that's right. But you shouldn't listen to me.
No...! Oh.
It's oddly more exciting than it should be.
So...
Natasha, what is heavier, a bowling pin or a rubber boot?
My heart is racing so much right now.
That...
Is it a weird rubber boot?
A green rubber boot.
The rubber boot doesn't weigh as much as that one.
The pin is heavier, as Natasha Brock assesses.
If Natasha loses... You throw your own cards here if you...
No! What kind of trick rubber boot is that?
We have arrived at Carsten Eskelund.
Carsten, what is heavier, a rubber boot -
- or that, which I thought was a rudder, but it's called a steering wheel for a boat.
The rubber boot was definitely much heavier.
My guess is that the rubber boot is the heaviest of the two.
Oh, oh, oh.
- There it was. - Did you guess correctly?
- Here you go. - Oh!
There is a chain in it.
That's just pure trickery.
Tobias Dybvad.
- What do you think is the heaviest? - Potatoes.
Not the steering wheel for a boat? Okay.
- They weigh the same. - They're actually a bit heavier.
Thank you for tonight!
- The potatoes are heaviest. - Isn't it lower?
It is lower.
Fantastic.
This means that Carsten Eskelund, you are once again in the spotlight.
Are four cans of potatoes... -
- heavier than the angle grinder?
You'll wake up in a moment, Carsten.
I simply don't know.
I'll take the angle grinder as the heaviest.
It's probably made of cake.
Tobias Dybvad.
- Angle grinder or roller skates? - Angle grinder.
- Are you not interested in the size? - I couldn't care less.
Yes. Just like that.
It looks like crap, right?
No...!
- 5 points to Carsten Eskelund! - Fantastic.
Then he takes the cards.
- Oh no, we don't know that. - It's not enough for tarot cards.
Here we are with a challenge.
With the 5 points, Carsten Eskelund rises up -
- alongside Natasha and Tobias.
- Stop! - Should we play again?
Let's take a look at:
Who has positioned themselves best in the individual tasks tonight?
They have exactly the same number of all placements.
Oh, we’re so good.
Here I am talking about Carsten Eskelund and Natasha.
Tobias, for the same reason you're out right now.
This places us in the exciting and nearly century-old situation -
- that the dispute must be decided by a game -
- we know as "rock, paper, scissors."
If you’re thinking: It would be fair to best out of three...
Sudden death.
- No, I can't. - What will you pick?
- Mark... - I pick scissors.
Ah, the witch is at work.
I can't. Yes, I pick scissors.
Three, two, one, go!
No, it's this way!
What can you say? It felt deserved, that one.
And that was just at the finish line.
And next week we will find out who wins Stormester.
If you just tuned in, you've missed it all.
Otherwise, you can get it all next week. Bye bye.
Original Danish subtitles: Karl Wagner (Dansk Video Tekst)
Corrections to machine translations: Chaya Friis
Proofreading and resyncing: u/taskmastermaster