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* A soccer match, Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game, and an Olympic volleyball game are on the TVs in the background. | * A soccer match, Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game, and an Olympic volleyball game are on the TVs in the background. | ||
* [[Jonathan Pritchard]] is not credited as a Creative Consultant in this episode. | * [[Jonathan Pritchard]] is not credited as a Creative Consultant in this episode. | ||
* This is the last episode of [[Scam School]] to include [[Martin Sargent]]'s name in the credits. | |||
* Filmed at Bar None. | * Filmed at Bar None. | ||
* The episode ends with [[Brian]] and [[Jonathan Pritchard]] trying to figure out how the trick works. A clip from this was seen in the opening montage during [[Dan Martin's Match Trick]]. | * The episode ends with [[Brian]] and [[Jonathan Pritchard]] trying to figure out how the trick works. A clip from this was seen in the opening montage during [[Dan Martin's Match Trick]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:35, 11 June 2010
| The 11 cent slide to TWICE as many free drinks! | |
| Number | 32 |
| Broadcast Date | October 23, 2008 |
| Episode Length | 10:25 |
| Hosts | Brian Brushwood |
If you liked the four-quarter puzzle from Episode 2 (appropriately named, "The Puzzle"), you're going to LOVE the 11-Cent Slide. It's every bit as diabolical and unsolvable as the 4-quarter puzzle, but it has an added twist that should net you TWICE the beers of any other puzzle.
Revision3 Summary
THE SETUP:
Place 3 dimes and two pennies in a line in this order: DIME PENNY DIME PENNY DIME.
THE GOAL:
Arrange the coins in a line, with all the pennies on one side, and all the dimes on another.
THE RULES:
You can only move 2 coins at a time, and each time you make a move, you must move both a penny and a dime (11 cents!). Each time you let go of the coins, they must be along the same line as the original setup, and (of course), you can't use any coins to push any other coins around.
THE TWIST:
There are actually TWO ways to solve this puzzle, and you can actually SHOW one of the solutions to your mark... and they STILL won't be able to reproduce it! This means you can set up the puzzle, let them give up, and then offer them a double-or-nothing chance to solve the puzzle, after you've given them the answer!
Watch the video for the solution... we've even made some easy mnemonics to remember how it works.
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Great Quotes
- "Welcome to the show that's more than a short skirt and good looks..." -Brian
Next Week
Until next time... Oh, by the way, next time we've got something really interesting. We're actually going to learn how to sober up instantly by wolfing down a bunch of charcoal.
Fun Facts
- The opening montage includes a clip with Jessica from the previous episode and Brian being abused in Stick It To 'Em with The Funnel.
- A soccer match, Los Angeles Dodgers baseball game, and an Olympic volleyball game are on the TVs in the background.
- Jonathan Pritchard is not credited as a Creative Consultant in this episode.
- This is the last episode of Scam School to include Martin Sargent's name in the credits.
- Filmed at Bar None.
- The episode ends with Brian and Jonathan Pritchard trying to figure out how the trick works. A clip from this was seen in the opening montage during Dan Martin's Match Trick.
- In the outtake, Brian refers to his wife.
YouTube
Links
| Preceded by: "How to Predict the Future!" |
The 11 cent slide to TWICE as many free drinks! |
Followed by: "From the Forums - Part 2!" |