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As an American, I love Jeopardy, but other game shows are too over the top and dumbed down. I just discovered this show on UA-cam, mad respect to you Brits who aren't afraid to have a serious, witty, and intelligent game show. I feel like this show tests your brain more due to the puzzle like nature of the questions. I don't get all the UK stuff as an American, but what a quiz show! I feel so much better today know that this exists and has an audience.
It helps that it's made by the BBC, and so it doesn't have to rely on making programmes that will attract sponsorship or advertising revenue. We have our fair share of banal/lowest-common denominator quiz shows on the commercial channels.
She should not have given 5:50 either, given that Millard Fillmore wasn't a failed candidate but actually the 13th President of The United States. But she also herself wronfully said he was a failed candidate, so if she thought that, I can understand why she gave them another guess. Still a mistake though.
I'd hoped that in Series 7 that they'd have eschewed the heiroglyphs for 6 of the important Aztec deities : Huitzilopochtli, Tezcatlipoca, Tlaloc, Chalchiuhtlicue, Xipe Totec and Quetzalcoatl. Victoria isn't renowned for complicated pronunciations and it would have been very amusing to watch. Not that I can pronounce any of them correctly!
Yes Millard Fillmore was the 13th U.S. president as a member of the then-major Whig party. More pertinent to the connection here, however, is that he failed in a re-election bid as a member of the newly formed American, or Know-Nothing Party, four years after leaving the office.
15:50 The map highlighting New Guinea only shows the Indonesian side. I was thinking it was the largest islands until I saw that. Bad map. "It's actually cut," I thought the guy said. Which means he was unfairly dinged as well. But on relisten, he actually said, "Is that Jakarta?" Which is a not an island anyway, and the city is not on that island. Still, bad map.
It shows the Indonesian state of West Papua, not the island on New Guinea. They were trying to say it was bigger than number 2 (Borneo) but they are even side by side on the same map and Borneo is clearly bigger than West Papua.
how does the team captain of the "urban walkers" pick up girls if he doesn't have a mobile phone? oh yes, silly question. he is the team captain of the "urban walkers" on only connect
The first wall is the first time in 5 and a half series ( 1-4, 16 and 17) I knew three groups (2nd, 3rd and 4th). Don't think I'll ever solve the full wall again. And I still wouldn't get the full 10 pts because I didn't know about the designers. Easiest wall for me I've seen yet because it had nothing to do with history and British things.
15:50- she is wrong there, that is not New Guinea. Surpriseey d they messed up like that. that is Irian Jaya, the indonesian half of new guinea, not actually new guinea (because the map cuts it in half).
googling this tells me, that Irian Jaya means only the western part of the island and New Guinea is in fact the whole island. Of course, that's very surface level research, just throwing it out there.
This sparked a heated debate on our couch. They definitely only showed the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea. Rare to see such an obvious mistake on this show.
"They _are_ failed presidential candidates." No, Millard Fillmore was president. Victoria should've disqualified their answer, not given them another try.
Where is Australia not classified a continent? This is the first I've heard of Australia being declassified an island. It's obviously a bloody island and it seriously annoys me someone has stuck this nonsense into the island definition.
@@celluskh6009 An island is a body of land surrounded by water _sharing a continental plate with a larger landmass_ . People often forget the last part of the definition and it seriously annoys me.
When I was a kid, the books said that Australia was an island and the continent it was in was called Oceania. I wonder if something changed at some point.
You can tell I'm Swedish because I got the first question at the third clue, but the fourth clue, which is supposed to be the easiest, is completely unknown to me (as are the other two).
i watched 6 episodes so far, feeling like a complete idiot. the first thing i actually solved before the aswer was given was the one about the clothing companys... what does that say about me?
it is completely normal! If I get one answer right during the show I am quite proud, lol. I even have watched some shows twice and still don't get the answers.....so sad.
@@carson3930 but that's just it, WHICH geographers? There is considerable disagreement in the scientific community, and regardless, the terms are arbitrary and always changing.
I translated 0:21 in Italian and it sound like this: “Salve e benvenuti a _Only Connect_ - il quiz così intelligente che ha quasi compreso i referendum abrogativi sulla giustizia.”
Victoria is being kinder than she will become. In the final round it's "lovin' feeling" (no 'g'). But HELP please: how is Aristophanes "chick lit" (or "Chiclet"?) in her closing remarks?
I've been looking at these in the last 2 days, and in each video I'm thinking "Just because u say 'fair use' does not make it fair use, u know?", but each time deciding not to say anything xD
Millard Filmore was not a failed Presidential candidate. He was a Whig, the last President to be neither Democrat nor Republican. The answer was correct, the gloss was not.
In 1856 (4 years after his presidency ended) Filmore ran for President as a Know Nothing candidate and failed. That was the only time he ran for President (he had been Zachary Taylor's veep and succeeded him when he died)and it's the one being referred to in the question because the whigs were one of the two main parties during his presidency (the party collapsed at the end of his presidency). So failed candidates worked as an answer. Failed 3rd party candidates is more specific though
On top of that, if she has the right reasoning and the wrong answer, then explaining the reasoning before confirming it's right just gives the other team a clue.
Latin alphabet is the language of elitist...? That's new to me. Didn't know my sister was part of an elite.. People are seriously bored, if they don't have anything else to do, than to complain about that
Yeah, a lot of American English speakers say this as well. I usually hear something like, "Can I get the salmon, please" and rarely hear people use "May I..." even though it's technically more grammatically correct, myself included.
@@PushkarChintaluri he's talking about the intro theme thingy with the show where it showed greek letters still in episode 1 before switching to the hyroglyphs in the intro for episode 2
I absolutely love how they made a point about the Greek letters AGAIN. Lmao!!! Also, photons aren't neutral. They're mass-less, yes. But neutral, no. The energy of each photon is inversely proportional to the wavelength of the associated EM wave.
David mitchell is really funny. I only just found this show because of tom scott, and I've only seen victoria on the odd 8 out of 10 cats or big fat quiz shows (I think she was on one) but she's like the human equivalent of watching paint dry. I keep forgetting that she's married to Mitchell and not Jon Richardson.
Bison, Moose, Samurai, Sheep. I don't think that was fair. Any word that doesn't have a distinct plural form could be the fourth card, and we're not narrowing it down to a category like say quadruped mammals because there's a samurai in there. I'm under the impression this stage in the show is about connecting four elements that have some sort of order, like the stages of grief (in order), hypothetical regnal names for the latest US presidents (in order), or something like that. That's the only way you can expect a team to guess the fourth card before it's revealed. Fun, help, shrimp, advice - the last card could have been anything.
Even if it had been the second round, it would have been fine. If they'd said "shrimp," and they gave the proper reasoning, Victoria would accept the answer even if the image was a sheep, because as long as you give an example of something that would fit the criteria to be in that fourth spot, it's fine.
The pettiness of changing from greek letters to egyptian heiroglyphs based on complaints of pretentiousness is fucking incredible. I LOVE that
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As an American, I love Jeopardy, but other game shows are too over the top and dumbed down. I just discovered this show on UA-cam, mad respect to you Brits who aren't afraid to have a serious, witty, and intelligent game show. I feel like this show tests your brain more due to the puzzle like nature of the questions. I don't get all the UK stuff as an American, but what a quiz show! I feel so much better today know that this exists and has an audience.
It helps that it's made by the BBC, and so it doesn't have to rely on making programmes that will attract sponsorship or advertising revenue. We have our fair share of banal/lowest-common denominator quiz shows on the commercial channels.
If you like this, there is a radio 4 programme called Round Britain Quiz, some of which you can find on UA-cam. Much harder.
@@Stibsart Eh, I already feel kind of dumb with this show. I think I'll refrain from checking out anything harder LOL
It also just seems much more laid back and straight to the cut, the host is such a fit.
Jeopardy is one of the few popular American game shows that actually celebrates knowledge and intelligence.
07:00 - how do you know they're not *secret* societies?
How do you know that they don’t know and are just keeping the secret?
I was just coming down here to leave this comment! Glad someone else did it first! I'm in good company! Haha
Victoria was very lenient in this episode.
Other answers were alright, but at the 9:30 one she was too lenient indeed.
She should not have given 5:50 either, given that Millard Fillmore wasn't a failed candidate but actually the 13th President of The United States. But she also herself wronfully said he was a failed candidate, so if she thought that, I can understand why she gave them another guess. Still a mistake though.
not a mistake really he failed to win the election in 1852 as a member of the whig party
@@anax445 no he did not, he did not stand in 1852, but did in 1856, and failed as the third-party candidate (for the "Know Nothing" party)
@@MrJeppe313 he was the failed candidate for the know nothing party tho.
I love how they made a permanent change to the show just to give a huge "fuck you" to everyone who thinks they’re pretentious lmao
I'd hoped that in Series 7 that they'd have eschewed the heiroglyphs for 6 of the important Aztec deities :
Huitzilopochtli, Tezcatlipoca, Tlaloc, Chalchiuhtlicue, Xipe Totec and Quetzalcoatl.
Victoria isn't renowned for complicated pronunciations and it would have been very amusing to watch.
Not that I can pronounce any of them correctly!
i always hear “i’ll have horse please” instead of eye of horus
I always hear "whore and viper" for horned viper.
So glad that Mick Hucknall and Brian May finally decided to start a quiz team.
Yes Millard Fillmore was the 13th U.S. president as a member of the then-major Whig party. More pertinent to the connection here, however, is that he failed in a re-election bid as a member of the newly formed American, or Know-Nothing Party, four years after leaving the office.
15:50 The map highlighting New Guinea only shows the Indonesian side. I was thinking it was the largest islands until I saw that. Bad map.
"It's actually cut," I thought the guy said. Which means he was unfairly dinged as well. But on relisten, he actually said, "Is that Jakarta?" Which is a not an island anyway, and the city is not on that island.
Still, bad map.
It shows the Indonesian state of West Papua, not the island on New Guinea. They were trying to say it was bigger than number 2 (Borneo) but they are even side by side on the same map and Borneo is clearly bigger than West Papua.
Came to the comments to find this. The circled bit it West Papua which is half of the island!!
the hieroglyphs will never not make me laugh
All of Canada shouting at their tv screens: "Moosejaw"
or Moosonee, or Moose Factory
"Never really saw the need for a mobile phone"
My dude you've got a big storm coming....
Dad’s a star!
how does the team captain of the "urban walkers" pick up girls if he doesn't have a mobile phone?
oh yes, silly question. he is the team captain of the "urban walkers" on only connect
With his arms?
How did people even meet each other before mobile telecommunications.
Well, he apparently walks a lot and probably meets actual people in person, not just digital images on a screen. Radical, I know.
The first wall is the first time in 5 and a half series ( 1-4, 16 and 17) I knew three groups (2nd, 3rd and 4th). Don't think I'll ever solve the full wall again. And I still wouldn't get the full 10 pts because I didn't know about the designers. Easiest wall for me I've seen yet because it had nothing to do with history and British things.
The wrights seem like such a cool family. I wish I was part of a family like that..
nice to see mick hucknall has a hobby
15:50- she is wrong there, that is not New Guinea. Surpriseey d they messed up like that. that is Irian Jaya, the indonesian half of new guinea, not actually new guinea (because the map cuts it in half).
But it only showed the Indonesian half of New Guinea which is weird
googling this tells me, that Irian Jaya means only the western part of the island and New Guinea is in fact the whole island. Of course, that's very surface level research, just throwing it out there.
This sparked a heated debate on our couch. They definitely only showed the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea. Rare to see such an obvious mistake on this show.
Missing the Greek letters already
damn that guy on the left for urban walkers basically did absolutely nothing
Bar billiards
teams always bring music students that never answer anything and dont even help on the one music question in the first
@@chrisharrison763 one point
UA-cam search bar: "real tennis"
"They _are_ failed presidential candidates."
No, Millard Fillmore was president. Victoria should've disqualified their answer, not given them another try.
Headrock See the responses to David Wells' comment about this above.
Thanks for explaining. I thought it was wring as well, but I only remembered he'd been president.
Fun fact: we share a birthday.
Where is Pheonix Wright?
nice kimi no na wa pfp
so... if you are NOT from the UK, you'll have a pretty hard time to compete :P
On my right is the wrights, and on my left are the most British names we could think of
"Australia is classified as a continent". Is that a common misconception? Because I never heard someone refer to Australia as an island before.
ITubaUTuba when I was young it was the largest island and smallest continent.
Where is Australia not classified a continent? This is the first I've heard of Australia being declassified an island. It's obviously a bloody island and it seriously annoys me someone has stuck this nonsense into the island definition.
It’s often called the island continent.
@@celluskh6009 An island is a body of land surrounded by water _sharing a continental plate with a larger landmass_ . People often forget the last part of the definition and it seriously annoys me.
When I was a kid, the books said that Australia was an island and the continent it was in was called Oceania. I wonder if something changed at some point.
As an Australian, in school we were always taught that Australia is the world's smallest continent and the world's largest island
Funny how the ladies got all the hairstyles and the men all the ball games.
The men also got the fashion designers on the wall right away. So maybe confirmation bias?
That first question I got straight away, only cause I knew what B&Q means since like 15 years ago
You can tell I'm Swedish because I got the first question at the third clue, but the fourth clue, which is supposed to be the easiest, is completely unknown to me (as are the other two).
i watched 6 episodes so far, feeling like a complete idiot. the first thing i actually solved before the aswer was given was the one about the clothing companys... what does that say about me?
it is completely normal! If I get one answer right during the show I am quite proud, lol. I even have watched some shows twice and still don't get the answers.....so sad.
Haha the only one I got was the Disney ducks one
I wonder if that bloke still has no phone. I take my hat off to him.
I thought Australia was considered an island.
She really wanted a cake huh?
edmund is so touchy towards edward......
Monday 13th September 2010
Fillmore was the 13th president of the US! The second chance was not merited.
Is that Brian May?
Australia is an island AND a continent. How ridiculous.
It’s not considered an island and the answer would’ve been wrong anyway
@@carson3930 considered by whom?
@@AdamFaruqi Geographers and the scientific world? If you really want to be contrarian, that’s on you.
@@carson3930 but that's just it, WHICH geographers? There is considerable disagreement in the scientific community, and regardless, the terms are arbitrary and always changing.
An ovipositor is part of an insect? The internet lied to me
I can barely figure out any of these so I literally shouted Nemesis out loud when insurrection popped up lol
I translated 0:21 in Italian and it sound like this: “Salve e benvenuti a _Only Connect_ - il quiz così intelligente che ha quasi compreso i referendum abrogativi sulla giustizia.”
legenda
I believe the cricket question has an error, you'd have to run 198 feet or 66 yards to score 3 runs.
Greek letters are pretentious, so we are using hieroglyphs … lol, that took me ages to get.
Why does it seem the two reeds are always the music question?
What the fuck is a bread sauce
sauce made out of bread obviously
Victoria is being kinder than she will become. In the final round it's "lovin' feeling" (no 'g'). But HELP please: how is Aristophanes "chick lit" (or "Chiclet"?) in her closing remarks?
It's a joke, she means they're so highbrow they consider the works of ancient Greek playwrights frivolous and shallow.
@@sotnosen95 Aristophanes could certainly be considered as that. Very funny without being too difficult
Yeah this definitely isn't fair use like you say but whatever
I've been looking at these in the last 2 days, and in each video I'm thinking "Just because u say 'fair use' does not make it fair use, u know?", but each time deciding not to say anything xD
It's shown on the BBC which is publicly funded anyway so I doubt they'd come for the uploader!
Millard Filmore was not a failed Presidential candidate. He was a Whig, the last President to be neither Democrat nor Republican. The answer was correct, the gloss was not.
In 1856 (4 years after his presidency ended) Filmore ran for President as a Know Nothing candidate and failed. That was the only time he ran for President (he had been Zachary Taylor's veep and succeeded him when he died)and it's the one being referred to in the question because the whigs were one of the two main parties during his presidency (the party collapsed at the end of his presidency). So failed candidates worked as an answer. Failed 3rd party candidates is more specific though
When the question from the thumbnail is asked in this episode
**Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme**
13:47 wow ok
Neither team knew the answer to the Star Trek question?! Now I'm hoping they both lose! :P
Did you get it after just one clue? I've never done that before, but as a trekie I'm proud of myself for getting that in one!
It is perfectly acceptable to forget about Nemesis.
Captain of the Wrights is really annoying. Just say the answer, no need for an essay explanation.
But then how would you know that she's smarter than you?
On top of that, if she has the right reasoning and the wrong answer, then explaining the reasoning before confirming it's right just gives the other team a clue.
Disagree honestly I like how she explained the connections.
Latin alphabet is the language of elitist...?
That's new to me. Didn't know my sister was part of an elite..
People are seriously bored, if they don't have anything else to do, than to complain about that
Boris Yeltsin Brexit 2020
was the opening line fptp propaganda
Is it usual for British people to ask 'Can we have the lion' instead of 'May we have the lion'?
Yeah, a lot of American English speakers say this as well. I usually hear something like, "Can I get the salmon, please" and rarely hear people use "May I..." even though it's technically more grammatically correct, myself included.
Yes. When I am in a restaurant ordering a dish I always say "Can I have the Lion please". It's fairly normal. And delicious too!
Honestly the host is way better than this gig.
4x01: Greek letters
4x02: nah let's have egyptian hieroglyphs
4x01 has heiroglyphs
@@PushkarChintaluri he's talking about the intro theme thingy with the show where it showed greek letters still in episode 1 before switching to the hyroglyphs in the intro for episode 2
I absolutely love how they made a point about the Greek letters AGAIN. Lmao!!!
Also, photons aren't neutral. They're mass-less, yes. But neutral, no. The energy of each photon is inversely proportional to the wavelength of the associated EM wave.
I think it’s referring to the fact that they have no electrical charge.
Both mother and daughter look very different in their recent series 16 Christmas special and I very much prefer the present look.
David mitchell is really funny. I only just found this show because of tom scott, and I've only seen victoria on the odd 8 out of 10 cats or big fat quiz shows (I think she was on one) but she's like the human equivalent of watching paint dry. I keep forgetting that she's married to Mitchell and not Jon Richardson.
Would love to see this show hosted by Jon Richardson's wife.
Fillmore was elected though, he wasn't a failed candidate
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1856_United_States_presidential_election
Bison, Moose, Samurai, Sheep. I don't think that was fair. Any word that doesn't have a distinct plural form could be the fourth card, and we're not narrowing it down to a category like say quadruped mammals because there's a samurai in there. I'm under the impression this stage in the show is about connecting four elements that have some sort of order, like the stages of grief (in order), hypothetical regnal names for the latest US presidents (in order), or something like that. That's the only way you can expect a team to guess the fourth card before it's revealed.
Fun, help, shrimp, advice - the last card could have been anything.
Edward Queen In the first round, it’s just about finding the connection, not about finding the fourth one in the sequence.
Lol. You got the rules messed up.
Delete this
Even if it had been the second round, it would have been fine.
If they'd said "shrimp," and they gave the proper reasoning, Victoria would accept the answer even if the image was a sheep, because as long as you give an example of something that would fit the criteria to be in that fourth spot, it's fine.
That was one the few I got, actually. So, by default, it's valid. Also, Star Trek.
Having a hairstyles round when you've got a team with two women vs a team with three youngish lads was kinda bullshit.
Look at their hair though
so... no Tom here. next!
Changing to Egyptian symbols is such a weak decision. Unbelievably bad.
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yikes
@@ilimeswth you mean yikes? I found it pretty funny.