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what alternate universe is this when the JWST was already launched??

oh the other teams are fucked big time, they have no idea the amount of random knowledge our man tom knows he's completed every side quest known to man

the way he sits there reminds me of thom yorke for some reason

Love the little nods they give each other 😂

1:08 idk, 1890 ? Nope, it was 1920's 1:32 Java ? Yes 1:58 Singapore. Yes 2:14 Australia. yes 2:27 didn't even process the question lmao. It was “sort” 2:42 Gāius Jūlius Cæsar. yes 3:03 Toms Scott said the answer before I could think about it, but I don't think I would have gotten it anyway. It was Jupiter 3:13 I think I remembered this one from watching this video the first time, but I probably would have tried Halley semi‐randomly and I would have been correct 3:25 LED ? yes 3:55 I would half‐randomly try Austria ? And I would have been right. 4:24 Liberia. yes 4:42 no idea. It was James Monroe, as in Monroeville 5:07 no idea. It was [didn't get that ; something like Ellen Johnson Serli] 5:35 no idea. It was “ethics” 6:21 idk, a playback singer? yes (although, I might have remembered that from the first time I watched the video, I'm not 100% sure I would have gotten that otherwise) 6:50 Pakistan ? Nope, made the same mistake as Tom Scott's team lmao 6:21 no idea. It was “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” (don't even know that movie) 7:44 makes me think of Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker suite yes that was correct (although I don't really consider that a Christmas music, but whatever) 8:20 no idea. It was Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Never heard that piece before. 8:33 still no idea. It was Good King Wenceslas. Also never heard 8:46 still no idea. It was [Oscar Peterson ?]. I don't know jazz. 9:13 again, no idea. it was [Harrison Berth‐something]. 9:39 peas ??? yes. 10:02 dominant genes. yes 10:20 probably DNA, otherwise chromosomes. Chromosomes was the correct answer, but DNA counts 10:41 I remember this one being the Indus, but I'm 90% certain I didn't think about that at all the first time I heard the question 10:54 no idea!. It was [Munk/Munch/something like that]. I don't know much about painting. 10:09 dunno. It was Van Gogh. 11:28 I think I remember this one being Hokusai, and I probably would have tried that if I didn't remember. 11:37 dunno. It was [Broigl ?] 11:52 blood pressure. yes 12:15 I'm a bit ashamed but nothing comes to mind. It was jackal (never would have thought of that) 12:34 Jasmine ? yes 12:59 caravan. yes 13:17 Robinson Crusoe. yes. 13:37 the October revolution. yes 13:59 the Winter Palace. yes 14:17 Shostakovitch. yes 14:41 I remember this one being Extinction Rebellion, but I most likely would not have gotten that. 14:56 dunno. I didn't get what it was 15:11 whatever the English translation of “choux” is. Yes (cabbage). Specifically it was red cabbage, idk if cabbage would have been enough. 15:24 dunno. It was turmeric (idk that word). 15:45 idk, steel ? yes 16:06 boar and bear. yes. I somewhat remembered that, but I think I would have gotten it anyway.

that diode question was literally GCSE

“A legume known binomially as peasum sativum” and out of her hunch of peas or corn she went with.. corn?

Sounds like an arpeggio in the beginning

Nostolgia from my childhood

Was blown away to see Sophie Woodward here.... Possibly doesn't mean much to other people, but she works in my office...!! (Now to see if Sophie sees this comment and wonders who I am 🤣 )

I’m honestly surprised how many I got from just naming random stuff lol

Alexander Fleming? he didn’t grow up far from where I live!

the dramatic zoom in whenever anyone buzzes is really funny

Wasn't the first transatlatic flight in 1919?

they caked his face in makeup holy shit

hapax legomenon!

“Presenter and broadcaster” Tom Scott 😎

no idea what the hell this means but having professional people and then internet funny tourism linguistics man is great

0:45 that's not Tom surely?

5:55 I don’t think the presenter could have mispronounced that worse if he had tried.

Jeremy Paxman speaks like he's blasted... Never heard anyone slur that much in regular speech. It's awful.

This makes me proud to study at york

15:39 Gary must be very disappointed that Tom didn't immediately guess the Bessemer Steel Smelting Process

Jeremy Paxman's slow droning voice makes this unwatchable. He used to be so sharp. I guess it happens to us all.

4:56 Monrovia not Monroville Thanks for the video, love a good quiz.

1:07 snayk - growing on me

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love song 😍

How boring should the intro be:

Today we have learned: Tom Scott can choose his quiz partners wisely and he is on point on the buzzer.

blimey! this is literally the best boss fight theme ever!

NICe

*buzzer noise* "York Scott" 🗣🗣🔥

0:59 my favourite part of the song

I didn't get a single question right... holy fuck.

"Is it Kerangi?" Not even fucking close

Arranged by Belinda Carlisle

Why Durhums ain't responding bruh 😶

No Inc

восклицательный знак!

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спасибо большое!

это ахуенно ваще

Conn looks like bald Indiana Jones.

Where’s the red t-shirt

0:48 this image appearing on screen as tom introduces himself is like getting flashbanged

Not seeing Tom wear the red t-shirt feels unreal for some reason.

What happened to the rest of the soundtrack?

I know more than Tom Scott at one specific thingy???

You could cure Cancer and Paxman still would sound judgemental.. I know he's had a health issue but even so.

When the question about the Bessemer steel smelting process came up I could almost hear (everybody's favorite) Gary Brannan shouting about "the hot steel and the boxes of knives" from their Citation Needed show about the SS Bessemer (a ship designed by the same man, that did not do nearly so much to increase his reputation as the steel smelting process did).