Dog & Frying Pan Riddle Stumps Adults
30sA classic adult riddle gets a surprisingly clever answer, proving kids' riddles are worth testing.
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This summer episode of a TV show celebrates Children's Day by challenging adults with riddles typically meant for children. The host asks a series of playful questions, and the participants' answers reveal the gap between childlike logic and adult reasoning.
Chapters
[00:02]
Children's Day Special
The episode is dedicated to Children's Day and features adults answering children's riddles.
[00:15]
First Riddle
Victoria is asked how fast a dog must move to avoid hearing a clanging frying pan tied to its tail. She correctly answers that the dog shouldn't move at all.
[00:30]
Prize and Joke
Victoria receives instant lottery tickets and the host jokes she can buy a new frying pan if she wins.
[00:44]
Second Riddle
Oleg is asked what you can see with your eyes closed. He answers 'darkness,' but the host hints at a more creative answer.
[00:59]
Third Riddle
Anastasia is asked a riddle about penguins in the wild. She struggles, and the host prompts her to think about where polar bears and penguins live.
[01:28]
Conclusion and Promotion
The host reveals the answer (penguins live in the south, polar bears in the north) and promotes the main lottery show on Sunday at 8:20 on NTV.
The episode is a light-hearted entertainment segment that uses riddles to engage the audience and promote the channel's main lottery show.
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What is the correct answer to the riddle about the dog and the frying pan?
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What is the correct answer to the riddle about the dog and the frying pan?
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The dog shouldn't move at all.
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Where do polar bears live?
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Where do polar bears live?
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In the Arctic.
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Where do penguins live?
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Where do penguins live?
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In the south (Antarctica).
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Creative Riddle Solving
Demonstrates that adults can think outside the box when solving children's riddles.
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Geographical Knowledge
Highlights a common misconception about penguin habitats, making it an educational moment.
01:14Full Transcript
[00:02] summer episode of the country's top coach show , which will be dedicated to Children's Day. Children just love riddles. But can adults cope with them ? Let's check. Hello. What is your name? Victoria.
[00:15] Victoria. Look, here's a riddle: how fast must a dog move to avoid hearing the clanging of a frying pan attached to its tail? Can I ask the next question, please? There is no information about the frying pan. Well, maybe she
[00:30] shouldn't even move at all. Ah, well, that's right. You are great. Here are your instant lottery tickets. Thanks a lot. Look, if you win, you can buy yourself a new frying pan. Oleg, next riddle. What can you see with your
[00:44] eyes closed? Darkness. Well, think about it some more. Do you like Angelinjali? And me? Thank you very much. But look, if, let’s say, I come to you, but not for real. That is, I came to you, but it was as if it didn’t happen, but you, you had everything
[00:59] as if it happened. This is the correct answer. I congratulate you. Five instant ray tickets are yours. Anastasia, the next riddle is: why penguins in the wild? I don't think this is a child's riddle. So why do
[01:14] think? I don't know. Think about it. Think about it. Where do polar bears live? In live in the Arctic. Where do penguins live? We'll raise the price, of course. Well
[01:28] help. Oh come on, I'm kidding. This is for you. Congratulations. Thank you. You can see and hear even more interesting questions this Sunday at 8:20 on the NTV channel. We win at the country's main lottery show. Yes.
