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It's actually kind of painful.
I am Eugene Merman.
I am a comedian.
We'll be the judge of that.
But canine intelligence hasn't been carefully studied
until recently.
I like lamb vindaloo.
I like lamb vindaloo, too.
Great.
I just quite like lamb.
Yeah.
Me, too.
It's a good mate.
Yeah.
What do you think you're doing.
Luna, sit.
Sit.
OK.
Stay.
Good girl.
Hi, I'm Neil deGrasse Tyson.
I'm an astrophysicist.
32.
Oh, yeah, that's really coming together now.
And I do not know what lamb vindaloo is.
Really?
No.
You can even go into the cabin.
Really?
Yeah.
Whoa.
Look-- there's some fish.
There's water coming out of here.
[LAUGHTER]
If you watched a previous episode of BrainCraft,
you would have seen this brain in a jar of water.
You had it like filled in a jar.
Wow.
All right.
Now it's just leaking.
Look at it.
It's just dripping on the table.
VANESSA HILL: Yeah, we just want it to happen naturally.
So the most important thing is that you don't look at me,
so people don't know that I'm coming.
OK.
VANESSA HILL: Yeah.
Yeah.
(HUMMING) Hm-hm-hm-hm-hm-hmm-hm-hmm.
(SINGING) The lion sleeps tonight.
[LAUGHING]
That's terrible.
They kind of feel like I have many layers of time
on top of them--
if that makes sense.
Kind of.
Like I'm an old rock bed and I have millions of years
of layers of rocks on top of me-- like I'm a fossil, really,
at heart.
And I'm in the rock bed.
And there's millions of years of sedimentary layers of rock
on top of me.
Just your lips feel--
That's how my lips feel.
Have you ever had a drink of wine when you drink
through someone else's arm?
Yes.
Let's do that.
Only I should take-- you should take the other hand,
because that's my shaky hand.
You have one hand that's shakier?
We can't-- no, we can't-- no, we need to--
There.
Just your lips, not your whole being feeling like a fossil--
I don't feel like a fossil.
[LAUGHTER]
I feel so young and free.
Think about it--
if you are overweight by any number of pounds,
your muscles are carrying weight that you
would have if you weren't overweight but in a higher
gravity planet.
Oh, wow.
The best way to lose weight is to go to a lower-gravity
planet.
Is that what you're telling me?
Then you'd instantly lose weight just for doing
so, right?
But--
Yeah.
So that's why Weight Watchers really is mass watchers.
Because you want to use particles of your body,
what we call fat, typically.
Right.
You're not trying to just go to a place
where you would weigh less.
Right.
You want to go to-- you want to--
Be less.
--have less of you that exists.
You want to be less.
Exactly.
Don't weigh less--
Be less massive.
--be less.
I am--
There.
--going to start a competitor to Weight Watchers that is
mass-based.
Why-- do you know why it happens?
I'm very concerned.
It's family.
It's called a familial tremor.
OK.
It runs in families.
My mom doesn't have it.
Anne has it.
Oh, no.
Yeah.
Yeah, all I'm saying is if you are overweight on earth,
you are feeling what it would be like to be on a higher gravity
planet and not be overweight.
[LAUGHTER]
This is the most awkward thing we've ever done.
I hate it!
My brother--
I'm hopeful for my future.
My brother Joe said he has it in both hands.
And he said nobody likes to go out
to eat with me because I get food all over them.
[LAUGHTER]
Maybe I need a sippy cup when I'm older.
You may not get it.
They have some really good sippy cups
like with dinosaurs on them--
Yeah, that's right.
--and things like that.
I could probably get into that life--
Yeah.
--the sippy cup life.
He's real.
We're fully lit here.
Yeah.
This is perfect lighting-- like our skin tone is just glowing.
Yeah.
Oh, you're going to--
oh, yes.
Thank you.
One of those should be sharp, yes.
Beautiful.
Mm-hm.
Good.
That was good.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Cut.