Kongen befaler (2019–…): Season 3, Episode 5 - Dominohistorier - full transcript

“Domino tales”

Welcome to Kongen Befaler, the program
on which five entertainers -

- put me and my tasks to the test -

-and where the winner of the season-

-must clear space on their
fireplace shelf for this:

A bust in gold of me.

And is a meter really a meter
if it isn't measured?

Is a kilo a kilo
if it isn't weighed?

The man in control of all that
is my official, Olli Wermskog.

Thanks. It's always a pleasure to be here
with you and the rest of the gang.

-I think it's fun.
-I know.



And the rest of the gang.
It's not just anyone.

It's Jenny [Skavlan]!

It's Egil [Hegerberg].

And Trond [Fausa Aurvåg].

It's Erik [Follestad].

-And it's Linn [Skåber]!
-Yes.

Fantastic gang. Halfway through
the season, folks. Right?

What are you thinking now?

I may have to start
with your sweater, Egil.

Are you stealing
Trond's owl concept?

I know it gives points, so
I hope it works that way ...

You're a sneak. He has won a lot
of points with his owl lamps.

-Yes.
-That train may have gone, though.

But we'll see.



I had hoped that you wouldn't see it
and that it would be subconscious.

-Subminally?
-Subliminal influence.

Shall we take a little look
at how it's going so far?

Yes! It's not very far
from bottom to top.

I'm impressed with Trond, because it doesn't
look like he should have a chance.

Every time he starts a task,
it seems completely hopeless.

And then there's something about that guy
who always puts himself in the lead.

I'm just trying to do my best.

I think we'll start the day's
first task right away.

Yes, at 11:00 this morning, the participants
received an SMS stating -

-that today's first task is to bring
the last thing you held in your hand.

And what they didn't know, -

-is that this object becomes a window
into the glamorous life the participants have.

And the most glamorous life,
as you decide, wins.

That's right, for what you do
at 11 in the morning, -

-I think I says a lot about someone.

At least when it comes to glamour.

When you're on TV and are a familiar face, -

- people expect it to be
red carpet and champagne 24/7.

How nice if someone had champagne now.

You may not have it then.
We start with Linn.

Since you're talking about champagne.
You can always hope.

It's a long way from that. It's
glamorous because I can afford it.

It could have been a regular yogurt.
There's a little extra with these pieces.

Yes, you show that you earn so well
that you can buy one with ...

In the old days, I bought
the usual four-packs.

But after I became a celebrity ...

And celebrities earn bucks, so to speak.

-Then I buy them.
-Erik, what do you have?

I have a small script with me.

Or, it's a little side script
to the real script I had.

Because I had a little sitdown with
possibly our next prime minister-

-Trygve Slagsvold Vedum. [Centre Party MP]
I would say that is reasonable ...

These are key words for how
to behave towards him?

No, I had him as a guest on my podcast.

And it has two lines: "Don't let
him be a politician. Make him laugh."

-The latter is probably quite easy.
-Yes, I took care of that.

Why didn't you bring Vedum?
Much more fun.

Yes, but I didn't hold his hand.

He didn't have time, but he's
in reasonably high places.

- Do you have people who write for you?
- I do.

- Did anyone write that note for you?
- No.

I have someone who does research for me.

This is just getting
more and more glamorous.

-Jenny, what do you have?
-I have a ruler.

-Yes.
-Oi!

There are many who would think
that it's not glamorous.

The carpenter should have
brought it with him,

-but he doesn't want anything
to do with their profession.

But you operate with a ruler. Dare I ask
what you've measured with it? No.

-I can tell you that.
-It could have been the fingers of the Fingern.
[Thomas 'Fingern' Gullestad: Jenny's husband]

Thomas and I run around with measuring
tape in the middle of the day-

-and measuring things.

And see if things change
size based on what's done.

No. We are renovating our home.

It's glamorous, because I've made
a lot of money in recent years.

I'm so famous, I've made so much money-

-that I'm building an extra house
which has become stuck in my house!

-You're building a new house around the house?
-Yes!

If Jenny is going to get points
for telling a side story, -

-then I can tell that I ate this
in an incredibly nice house!

I did, because I was up ...

I didn't say that you won't
get any points for your yogurt!

You haven't lost yet.

There were three houses on top
of each other, the house I was in.

I'm not saying that the ruler is so good.

Do you think my reaction was:
"There we have a winner"?

I think you seemed a little bored.

-Egil, what do you have in the bag?
-I have...

It may seem a little glamorous
with a gray mouse.

But I went and recorded
a children's record.

So I controlled the recording
equipment with this mouse.

It looks like a very old case.

Is it from the 2000s or just before?

-It's probably from before the 2000s.
-You connect it directly to DOS?

I hope I don't lose, because then I
have to use the fancy Mac mouse.

-I hate that.
-You work on a Mac?

-Glamorous.
-Yes.

A children's record that
will sell buckets and buckets, -

-and enable me to build houses
around my house and eat yogurt.

You're building a house
around Jenny's house.

I'm building your house, yes.
And you just ...

"Shit, Egil has built my house."

-That's glamorous.
-It can happen. Trond.

When I heard the task,
I felt that I really hit.

-I have...
-No!

-Is it butter?
-It's butter.

Cube butter?

People say, "He can afford
butter on his bread."

Have I nailed it?

Yes. But did you have it in your hand
when you received the text message?

I was on "The Santas" recording.
Porridge was served in front of me.

Imagine how rich and prosperous
you are when you get ...

-Is it your lunch?
-No, that was a prop.

Or, it was porridge ...
It's like that ...

I was hoping you did that at home
every morning for breakfast.

Everything should always have butter in cubes.
Then you would have won right away.

I agree that the butter itself is luxurious.

If it had been like that
for breakfast at home, then yes.

But it's clear that on a recording
that by the way I was also on ...

-I dubbed cartoons!
-I'm not saying you don't have a job!

-I was at work, too.
-Don't you consider the object itself?

In fact, Erik should get first place.

He's going to get it because he's going
to meet a politician and has two sentences.

It's glamorous. "I have it on paper.
It's just a politician."

"He should not be a politician; he
should be like me." It's a winner.

-Five points there.
-Then he gets four for the butter pats.

Because it's glamorous in itself.

It's completely impossible to give you
anything special for that mouse, Egil.

It was very glamorous surroundings.

So unlucky that you sat
and worked on it right then.

But you're honest. You should get
one point and last place for that.

Two points for you, and three for you, Linn!

-Three? I thought I would get one!
-No, that's not bad.

- The position is like this.
- Erik leads.

We have to go to the house.
We're going to a new task, -

-and I want a task
with a ski jump, -

-three yoga balls, -

-but completely chemically free
for a health and safety plan.

Okay, then it's going to be this one.

I look forward to a scale
from zero to ten, zero today.

"Make all the balls lie on top
of the ski jump at the same time."

"You can't destroy the balls."

"Fastest wins."
I'm getting tired already.

The task is to get all the balls to lie
on top of the ski jump at the same time.

And it's not allowed to destroy them.

I think we should start
by looking at Linn-

-who is so tired that she has
started belching and gulping.

It's Rolf Wesenlund [comedian d. 2013]
before she starts.

I burped. I've never burped on TV before.

It's great to experience
you from a whole new side.

Then we look at Linn,
and then I'll throw in Egil.

I have dreaded that ski jump.

I knew I was going to be on top once.

Be very careful not to hurt yourself here.

I noticed that you didn't tell me that.

Because it's very slippery here.

-This is simply life-threatening.
-Yes.

"Ski jump."

It says that you should get the balls
to the top of the ski jump.

I'm not so happy with
that ski jump up there.

It's mostly made, so I'm making
a ski jump down here.

Then there won't be much flying
back and forth with the balls.

-Oi.
-I'm going to hang myself.

Yes. Zero points, then.

Shall we see here, then.

No, it's just shit.
This isn't possible.

Sometimes I regret that I skipped
karate lessons at school.

We make a delimitation here.

Would love to see the ball
coming past that wall here.

-That was well connected.
-Thanks.

Look there.

Everything is annoying, sort of.
In addition, it's a bit cold.

It's slippery and cold. And you're
a little annoying, too.

It doesn't work.

Let's see. First in place.

Let's see. Like that.
The balls are at the top.

But I'm not happy with the ski jump.

Finished.

Smart solution, Egil.

As soon as I saw them, I said,
"This is going to be annoying."

Now I don't bother anymore.
I don't mind this.

Goodbye. Can I go there,
or should I go there?

There's a door. You have
been there many times now.

-Goodbye.
-Goodbye.

-You have to pull.
-I can't open the door.

I get completely lackluster
when I see it.

Linn.

-What do you think of yourself?
-I'm pleased.

Now I will be an audience member
sitting in Aurskog-Høland.

Can't wait to turn on the
box office, as you call it.

Then I say: "Linn Skåber
is funny. I like her."

I'm excited about what she's up to.
Because she's at least all-in -

-and extends a little further
to entertain us who watch.

Even gets paid for it!
"It's too bad. It's the ass.

I know, but the unmanageable,
bouncy balls that don't ...

But think how much fun it could be
if you tried something sick.

I had laughed my head off-

-if I had seen you crab up
there where the shit cursed.

Jenny takes that role.
I'm convinced of that.

-It's more fun to see you struggle.
-Because I'm fatter?

-No, because you don't bother.
-Clowns.

-You should have had someone whip you.
-Yes, I was a little embarrassed.

But then I got annoyed with Egil,
because that's what I should have done.

-It was so bloody smart.
-It sounds smart.

But Egil, what you do seems very smart.

But then it's not smart either.
Because it's a ski jump.

-It was a ski jump.
-The ski jump was a claim.

There was a hill and two drafts
at the bottom. Ice swells.

There were a couple of ice swells
that served as a jump.

It was not a ski jump
I would set down myself.

That you think it's faster
to build a new ski jump-

-when there's a ski jump there.

Yes, but the other ski jump was so big.

-It was annoyingly big.
-And slippery!

Yes, and then there was just a tiny
space on top for the three balls.

-We have three others here.
-There's still hope, I think.

-Should we look at the remaining three?
-Yes.

Okay, then I just have
to make them into a lump.

You can probably take the air out!

Just take the air out of them!

Yes, this goes fast enough?

-What is the plan?
-The plan is to get those balls up there.

Great plan.

I should have chosen
the studded shoes.

The problem is that
the balls are too big.

And this one is not quite ...

Oi! It's a bit sketchy.

One.

Come on now.

-There went the light.
-Yes.

-Yes...
-It's the smartest solution.

But it takes some time.

Voilà!

There, yes!

One.

Two.

Three! Like that.

They get tired, but they try.

It's a little exciting
to see who took the longest.

What Jenny was doing seemed
very smart but slow.

Let's see. Jenny aka
"Don't cheat a task" -

- spent 11 minutes and 18 seconds.
- It was enough, yes.

On the clip, it looks like it takes
eight hours, because it gets dark.

It was quite like that ...
It was the time of day.

Trond, you spent eight minutes
and 18 seconds. Better than Jenny.

And who would have thought
that Erik, you win!

Three minutes and 57 seconds.
Congratulations.

Again. Fantastic.

Good. Shall we look at the position
so far today? Yes, we will.

At the top with 10 points, Erik.
Eight for Trond.

-Egil, one point.
-Yes, that's not bad.

But we have several more tasks.
Yes, it can turn around!

Lots left. But first we need
to take a quick break.

Welcome back to Kongen Befaler.
It's time for a new task.

And I thought it would be fun
if it turned out-

-it's a dream, but it
turned out to be a genius here.

Imagine if we had discovered it!
We had gotten so much traction!

We have a genius, sort of!

Do any of you feel like a genius?

-No.
-No.

A few weeks ago you were given a task-

-where you had to remember
a code of 21 characters.

You didn't know how long
you would need to remember it-

-or when you would need it,
but that time is now!

You have each been given a board where
you can write down as much as you remember.

Once you have written it, put
the board down in front of you.

Then you can no longer pick it up
and change what you have written.

Pick up the boards and the chalk.

Can you use aids?

-You can.
-No!

So get started now!

-Is it allowed to have a cheat sheet?
-It is allowed.

I'll just do it without a
cheat sheet, if that's okay.

-It's clear.
-I don't remember.

-You could do it that way.
-I don't remember.

-You look so sorry, Trond.
-Yes, but I don't remember ...

-So, nothing?
-Nothing.

-Ok.
-You choose to answer nothing?

Yes, but I know ... I can't
say anything, but ...

- What did you find? What did you do, really?
- "What did you do, really?"

The rest of you look happy. The one
who looks least happy is you, Trond.

That's because Trond has
really memorized the code.

If he has memorized the code
and doesn't remember a single peep ...

It was very little too, then.

Yes, but it is ... There
is a small key to the code.

-You lost the key?
-Yes.

I count down from five.
Four, three, two, one.

Zero. Like that.

-Looks like you got a lot of notes.
-It looks promising.

Before we see the answers, we can see
what it looked like when they got the code.

-Hi.
-Hi.

I'm a little worried it's
going to be very physical.

There are a few tasks where you
can sit down and think. Relax.

T-3 ...

-What are you doing?
-I'm just seeing if there's a code here.

"Remember the code. You cannot
manipulate the shredding process."

I don't understand anything.

-I understood it.
-You understood the code?

I don't understand anything! Which code?

No, I can't do this!

T3DNAL.

T3DNAL3TT3.

Terboven trekker-

-the Norwegian national anthem.

Tednalettedreksleivaj.

Tednalettedreksle.

No!

I have to pick up the phone!
I can't remember it.

3TT3DNAL3T.

That was hard.

Tredrepvk ... I get a
little stressed by this.

-Is it easy?
-Yes, I would say that.

It's just going.

I don't even remember when
my children were born.

No, I don't need that.

Then I take a picture
with the phone instead.

Because it's like the
new memory. Like that.

Get a look at it one
last time. How it is.

T3DNAL3TT3DRE-

-KSL3VAJ

3VAJ. What should I do?

-Great.
-But what should I do?

You must remember the code.

Yes, I struggle a bit with it.

That's fine. I have it.

But don't talk any more now.

I think I'll take this with me.

As long as I have it all.
That's great.

Like that. Great.

Yes. Yes.

We saw something so rare here as
a very confident Trond Fausa.

Yes, and I was so proud to see that code.

Yes, it was amazing how proud you were.

But can I look at your board?
You can show what you have written.

-Look there, yes.
-Ai, ai, ai. It didn't help anything!

No, because I thought this wasn't a case -

-when you know the text,
the lyrics, backwards.

-What?
-Backwards?

But then I forgot
what song it was.

Don't spoil it. It's fun to
see if others have seen it.

Yes, it's a little fun.

Can we take you, Jenny?
Can I look at your board first?

God.

-Yes.
-Holy shit.

I am the generation where the mobile
phone has taken over for the brain.

-So we have stopped remembering things.
-It was a good trick, -

-but you went from there until you ...
Did you have a cheat sheet in your shoe?

-Yes.
-Have you had it on every program?

Yes.

-In case it appeared?
-Yes.

I have to say that. It is so amazing
that it's positive in many ways.

-Do you hand out bonus points?
-No.

But this will win. That you have it with
you from week to week in your shoe, -

-and finally it came in handy.

You were also pretty sure, Erik,
when you admitted that you were ...

-We'll see what you remember.
-I have this in my hat.

You have, and that's right.

-And you remembered it.
-Yes.

Now I see what it is! [Norwegian natl anthem
begins "Ja, vi elsker dette landet"]

What kind of memory rule did you make?

It is "tednal ette dreksle ivaj".
[Natl anthem written backwards]

Then I replace the Es with 3s.

That's exactly what it said.
If there's anything more than this, -

- I'm not a genius, but it is
exactly what it said on the note.

Yes, but then you have a rule to remember.

And it has been quite a long time,
so it certainly stuck well.

You haven't gone over it daily?

No, but I've been reminded
of it occasionally.

Not a stupid thought. You're clever.

Egil, let's have a look at yours.

What does it say here, believe me?

-T3DNAL ...
-Yes. It's the same.

You also remembered the whole thing.
What did you do? A history?

I did well ... It suddenly dawned on me-

-that if you read it backwards,
it was lyrics.

-Yes.
-Then I remembered what song it was.

It's an advantage.

I thought not only that it was a song,
but a national anthem.

More specifically the Norwegian.

-The start, right?
-Yes, start.

The very first thing you sing.
Because if you read this backwards, -

-is it then: "Ja, vi elsker..."

-"Dette landet."
-Yes.

In my head I thought, "Where are you
going in the mountains?"

"No, it's not."

If you just remember that
it's some song ...

-Then it was just to get it back.
-Many to choose from.

-We have one left, then.
-I think we've been through them all.

-Have we?
-I think you're left.

-Am I left?
-Yes.

I also have "Ja, vi elsker
dette landet" backwards.

-But we need to see what it says.
-See here, yes.

No, it's not "Ja, vi elsker".

It's PLL6 ... A lot of numbers.

-It's the Ukrainian national anthem.
-In codes?

If the numbers are codes for letters
and it becomes "Ja, vi elsker", -

-then you're close.
-I'm giving up on this task.

I've got the points here.

Three share first place.

And then two share last place.

Five points for Jenny, Egil, and Erik.

-One point to Trond and Linn.
-Clap for yourself.

That we get a point for it ...

You have started to
settle for little now.

But now I want something
that's a little impressive.

Maybe engineering, big thoughts,
grandiose solutions, -

views, visions. Do we have
something like that?

No, we don't. But we do have this.

Now I'm afraid of knocking them over.
I have to try not to talk near them.

Don't race them, then, maybe.

"Create the best domino effect.
You have 30 minutes."

It's like on YouTube where
it just ... all around.

Is there a special theme you want?

Africa, perhaps?

If you bid on Africa, then ...

Yes, it's about creating
the best domino effect.

The best domino effect
is up to you, Atle.

-You have already started laughing.
-Yes, I'm laughing a little at Linn.

For it's a mixture of very
short-haul, as usual, -

-but also very long traveled.

The fact that you move the elephant,
it's almost like you get points for it.

-I'm going all the way to Africa.
-Yes, you compensate with distance.

Hopefully.

But I want to start looking
at this African domino effect.

I laughed a lot when
I looked at this, too.

Ok. It starts with an elephant
with an epileptic seizure.

Falls, takes the piece, hits a murder
weapon, hits a human in the head.

The other elephant splashes from this,
the domino piece rages.

Then an ostrich feather flies.

-Now you're impressed.
-Yes.

Like that.

Alcohol, then, sort of, right?

Right?

And we are on the steppes of Africa.
And I'm a kind of landlord.

Who sits on the porch and relaxes
while all this is happening.

-Are you ready?
-Yes.

Ow!

Drink.

Oi!

Yes, are you happy?

-I am pleased.
-Good.

It's a story! You must not laugh!

-It's a story about the landlord.
-That's exactly what's funny.

You have not created a domino effect,
but the tale of a domino effect.

You need to get your own YouTube channel.

This is much better than everything
I've seen on YouTube about dominoes!

You must have your own YouTube channel
where you tell domino tales!

-It was a pretty sweet story.
-Yes it...

Was that the best domino effect?

We'll see after the break.

Welcome back to Kongen Befaler.

We still giggle a little at Linn.
But we're moving on, Olli.

We are trying to find out who
has created the best domino effect.

We have seen Linn, and now we can
take a look at Trond, Egil, and Jenny.

Something very obvious
is, of course, books.

I don't think Atle would be
impressed by that.

I think this will be ...

This will be a masterpiece.

I imagine that it's wise to
set up the end first, -

-because it falls usually
from the beginning, -

-so it doesn't matter
if it falls here at the end.

There you go. There we
already see that it works.

If I put like that.

And then find more
paintings and just ...

... they put one after the other.

Maybe it should have been
something like that ...

... that it had an effect.

That the last thing lands on
something that turns on something.

So I have to make a ramp for
whatever is going to hit something-

-which hits it,
which rolls a piece,

-which hits the golf ball,
which ends up in a hole!

Books will overturn chairs, -

-but the grand finale is when
it ticks in motion the wheel

-and overturns an old painting.

I don't think anyone
has done anything similar.

Okay, here we go!

Yes.

I peed a little.

But this was a domino effect.
Things overturned things.

So the idea is then that
this picture falls down here, -

-and then it hits this rope,
which goes up there, -

-attached to a hawk, and which again ...
There is a string from the hawk's head-

-which turns on the fan.

Then I come across ...

I'm just: "Oi, what's going
on here? Oh no!"

It worked!

It worked.

That was fantastic.

You have installed
a turn-on-fan machine.

Great if you are sitting
on the second floor-

-and need to have the
fan on the ground floor.

It was great. Very good work.

Egil, it was a little fun with you.

It went better when it
went wrong during the test-

-than afterwards when you actually
tried to make it happen.

Yes, I think there are some
weaknesses with the idea, -

-and so is the implementation
very bad. Otherwise, I'm happy.

Yes, absolutely. They match each
other. Idea and implementation.

-It's on the same level.
-It's very weak.

-But that's not all.
-No, we have Erik again, -

-who thinks it's
the size that matters.

And when I think best,
I think biggest.

We have a ski jump here. It would
be foolish not to use it.

I imagine the others inside the house-

-with some books and those dominoes.

One must have thought very hard.
Go big or go home.

Oi, oi, oi.

I think we're ready.

It's going to be pretty awesome.

Ok. This year's first sleigh ride.

It's ... It's really something!

We have put people on the moon,
we have pulled oil from the seabed, -

-but nothing can measure up
with the reaction to Follestad-

-when he gets a tennis ball
to fall into a bucket.

This is good.

-But best of all, it's not safe.
-No.

-I was happy.
-You were very happy.

Yes, now you have seen
five domino effects.

Some better than others.
What are the points?

No, the points are really good.

This time you end up
at the bottom, Egil.

-Agreed.
-Just right.

-Isn't it unusual not to be last?
-Yes.

I think Egil was completely ass here.

You don't know if it is blowing on
the peaks, but on the second last-

- maybe it's a little windy.
It will be.

I only take that Egil is at the bottom.

You get three points, Jenny.
But the winner is actually Trond.

It's the most impressive, but Erik
has a very good second place.

Now we can look at the score so far.

Oi! Look at Follestad!

Look! Now it's five points down to Trond.

It's a heavy gap.
Linn at the bottom with Egil.

And Jenny, a little
bit ordinary, really.

Located in the middle there.
Takes in the occasional victory.

It's a little boring, Jenny. They
only remember the loser and the winner.

-Now you cost yourself, Linn.
-But it's not over.

There are lots of points
to fight for in the last task.

It's going to happen here
on stage. Get on stage.

We're on our feet.
In front of Linn is a letter.

-Can you read it to us?
-Absolutely.

"Draw the second longest
snake on the toilet roll, -

-and roll it up again
before time's up.

The snake must have eyes and sharp teeth,
and the tongue sticking out of the mouth.

The one who draws the longest
snake comes in last place.

You have one minute."

You have to draw the second longest.
Remember to roll it back.

Can we take the rolls home afterwards?

To use them. I don't think we should waste.

You will be allowed to do so.
Then we start in three, two, one.

-Is that a tactic, Erik?
-I'm a little unsure.

-Out of the mouth was not important?
-Tongue out of mouth.

Oh yes, that was it.

You just read and clarified it.

It's about helping each other.

Let's see. How long did you draw?

Who drew ...

-How are you, Trond?
-Why do you ask me?

-It's fine.
-Yes. Exciting.

-Always fun to talk to you.
-Always exciting to talk to me.

Now there are 15 seconds left.

-I have faith.
-Ten seconds.

-This victory is important to me.
-I understand that well.

Five, four, three, two, one.
And time's up.

You have all rolled it back. Good.

Jenny, we'll start with you.
You can walk to the green line.

Then you can simply roll it out.

Oi.

-It was long.
-Perfectly rolled.

-It has no end?
-Yes.

-It ends like that.
-It ends open?

It's the butthole
that is open at the end.

Gaping butthole?

If one were to tip,
maybe not quite at the end.

But why not?

-Where do you think the asshole is?
-Not quite at the end.

Not in the back end.
Maybe like a fish.

-Thank you, Jenny. Egil.
-Yes. Like that.

-Is that all?
-I can help.

-Who is second longest?
-Look here, yes!

-Yes, yes.
-It's second longest now, yes.

Right now you are the second longest.

-Trond, then it's you.
-Me?

I thought you said Linn.

Okay, here. Now I don't know ...

Well!

It's not the second longest.
It's not long.

Only if Jenny's gets disqualified
because of the asshole.

It won't be. There was
nothing about a tail.

For the time being,
Egil is still the leader.

-It was ... No!
-Oi, oi, oi.

-No!
-No.

No, no, no.

I hope Linn has made a great length.

Egil is still the leader.

Then I can give you a surprise.

Then I can tell that
Jenny is doing damn well.

Is it true?

Have you finally taken
the trouble to go all-in?

Yes, but I was a little lazy anyway,
because it's very thin.

-You know that the one who draws the longest ...
-Jenny, this is for you.

-And roll.
-"And roll."

Now it's being worked on.

-No!
-Is it true?

-That's me! I won!
-Don't fool me like that!

-I thought you would win.
-Accurate.

-You give me false hopes.
-You made me win!

-Let's see.
-Then we sit down in the seats.

Now you tried again.

Yes, it's not a secret who won and lost.

We just saw it.
You were messing around.

-Yes.
-But then you did not.

And today I felt it was
a very important victory.

Because I've been at the bottom
all the way. I deserved this.

I don't think we should go so far as
to say that it saved the whole evening.

We don't forget the previous tasks,
even though the snake was perfectly long.

No, but I can tell a story about
the snake and that it lives in Africa.

But we don't need to hear that.
I can give the points.

Linn, there will be five points.
Egil, you get four points.

Trond, three points. Erik, two points.

And Jenny, you had one point right from
the start, and all the way to the end.

She also had an open-ended snake.

That means, ladies and gentlemen, that
Erik is the winner of today's program!

We see that on the board here. Come on
in, take a look and enjoy the things-

-that people were holding
when they received the SMS.

Overall, the position looks like this.

That's it for tonight.
Back next week with more -

-not the same, but almost.
Goodbye.