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The Technical Difficulties (Web Series)
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tongue-twister
, or a pun.
The first season of the show started on March 19th 2014[1] and consisted of 9 episodes, with the 8th and final season premiering on October 25th, 2018[2], with the last episode released Nov 29, 2018[3]
| Episode # | Posted | Title | Winner | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | ||||
| 1x01 | March 19th, 2014 | The Big Lobster and Drive-through Booze | Chris | A DVD of a film where the singer of "Purple Rain" trades places with a peasant who looks just like him: The Artist Formerly Known as Prince and the Pauper |
| 1x02 | March 26th, 2014 | The Newgate Novel and Condiments on Toast | Chris | Some shares in the company that is owned by the star of The Big Lebowski, that enables passengers to board airliners safely: Jeff Bridges' Jet Bridges |
| 1x03 | April 2nd, 2014 | Stefania Follini and a Moon Theremin | Gary | A trip to the edge of the atmosphere, with the host of the '90s game show Small Talk: Ronnie Corbett Low Earth Orbit
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| 1x04 | April 9th, 2014 | Simplehuman and Russian Toilette | Matt | A gift voucher to everyone's favourite Communist high street shop, which is Marx & Spenser |
| 1x05 | April 16th, 2014 | Bossche Bol and Nun's Puffs | Matt | A copy of the game where you have to get executives of a disgraced bank to jump through pipes and defeat Bowser: Super Lehman Brothers
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| 1x06 | April 23th, 2014 | Neckarwestheim [Nuclear Power Plant] and the End of the World | Chris | A piece of classical music played using old military ordnance: Pachelbel's "Cannon in D" |
| 1x07 | April 30th, 2014 | The Counts of Andechs and Motorway Service Stations | Gary | Two hours racing around the coast, desperately trying to collect clams with a famous ballerina: Darcy Bussell's Mussel Hustle |
| 1x08 | May 7th, 2014 | The Flag of Mars and Rods from God | Gary | A holiday to a French resort with Sulu from Star Trek and the director of Transformers: George Takei and Michael Bay's Week Away in Saint-Tropez |
| 1x09 | May 8th, 2014 | The Arctic Winter Games and Dropping the Bomb | Gary | "You've won the freedom of the city. "No, sorry, you've won the Free Dom of the City." |
| Season 2 | ||||
| 2x01 | Dec 4th, 2014 | Thomas Trueblood and the Ridiculous Marathon | Chris | A miniature library to be inserted rectally from which you can shoot the President of the United States: Texas Book Suppository |
| 2x02 | Dec 11th, 2014 | The Coffin Ray and Hugging a Penguin | Matt | A replica of the singer of 'Livin' On A Prayer' made of small chocolate sweet candies: Bonbon Jovi |
| 2x03 | Dec 18th, 2014 | The Centennial Light and Edison the Cheat | Gary | A sandwich grill that emblazons collectible images of footballers into your bread: Panini Sticker Press |
| 2x04 | Jan 1st, 2015 | A Message from Earth and Flappy Gloves
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Chris | A year's supply of AA batteries, courtesy of He-Man's new company, The Power of Grayskull |
| 2x05 | Jan 8th, 2015 | The Flitch of Bacon and a Goose on a Train | Gary | A gift certificate for the shop owned by a Treasure Hunt skyrunner, which sells small rodents, pests that live in hair, and adult magazines: Mice, Lice, and Vice by Anneka Rice
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| 2x06 | Jan 15th, 2015 | Lisa Clayton and Cake Black Holes | Matt | A British Prime Minister's feeding trough that tells kids to be wary of people they don't know: John Major's Stranger Danger Manger |
| 2x07 | Jan 22nd, 2015 | The Swarm and the Giant Jam Sandwich | Gary | A Updoc (Matt: Whats Updoc? Tom: Not much. What's up with you?) |
| Season 3 | ||||
| 3x01 | July 9th, 2015 | The SS Bessemer and Ask Heaves | Chris | Rum and lime-flavoured Mexican food cooked by the star of Taxi and Matilda: a Danny DeVito mojito burrito |
| 3x02 | July 16th, 2015 | The Boobrie and Conservative Pandas | Gary | Leafy green vegetables from one of the fathers of computing: Babbage's Cabbages |
| 3x03 | July 23rd, 2015 | Sergeant Reckless and Terry Google | Chris | A pigeon, that has to be collected from Trafalgar Square. |
| 3x04 | July 30th, 2015 | Sidney Weltmer and the Queen's Package | Matt | Tiny deep fried mashed potato balls, presented by an American folk hero every day for a week: Davy Crockett's dainty croquettes daily |
| 3x05 | Aug 6th, 2015 | Jimmy Carter's Rabbit and Tinfoil Hats | Chris | Permission to go dress up as a famous frog and go hide in a cave: A hermit Kermit permit |
| Season 4 | ||||
| 4x01 | Jan 14th, 2016 | Graham Island and Ye Starbucks | ||
| 4x02 | Project Cybersyn and Military Fridges | |||
| 4x03 | Cello Scrotum and Radium Water | |||
| 4x04 | Shanghai Fugu and Mucky Fat | |||
| 4x05 | Victor Lustig and Binary Points | |||
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| Season 8 | ||||
| 8x01 | October 25th, 2018 | The Battle of Fishguard and "Brandy" | Gary | A device to help cool the lower jaws of South American rodents: a chinchilla chin chiller. |
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| 8x06 | November 29th, 2018 | The Sweater curse and Clothing Controversies | Gary and Matt (Chris refused to win) | A DVD of the little known crossover between a marsupial from Australia and a Time Lord from Galligrey: Skippy the Bush Dr. Who |
References
- ^ Tom Scott (2014-03-19), The Big Lobster and Drive-through Booze: Citation Needed 1x01, retrieved 2017-12-06
- ^ Tom Scott (2018-10-25), The Battle of Fishguard and "Brandy": Citation Needed 8x01, retrieved 2018-10-25
- ^ The Sweater Curse and Clothing Controversies: Citation Needed 8x06, retrieved 2019-10-24