- I think I should get first dibs on the TV
because I'm youngest (Helena laughs)
- I do the dishes, pick up the laundry,
do the bed, and he just does nothing.
(balloon pops) - Have opportunities and-
(balloon pops)
- I think you really dug Ethan a little bit of a hole.
- Hi - Hi
My name is Ethan.
- I'm Helena.
- We're twins.
- The winner of the debate, which is me,
(questioner laughs) going to get control
of the TV for the entire summer.
- Hi judges! - Hi.
- [Ethan and Helena] How are you guys?
- Hi, my name's Sid.
- Hi Sid. - Hi Sid.
- Hi, my name is Brianna.
- Hi Brianna. - Hi Brianna.
- My name's Britt.
- Do you have any kids?
- I do, I have two kids.
- Do they get to watch TV? - Do they get to watch TV?
- They do, we do like a rock system.
- What's a rock system?
- So they each have these like little cups
that they colored on.
When they want to watch TV during the day,
they can pick a rock out.
- We should do that Helena.
- No.
- But I get six and you get three.
- No!
- Me.
- Number one.
Marshmallow mouth...
I have to talk with marshmallows in my mouth, right?
- Helena gets to do it?
- Yes!
- [Ethan] Only one, please!
- Nope, three.
(giggling)
- (muffled) Ah. (everyone laughs)
(ding)
- (muffled) I think I should get first dibs
on the TV because I'm youngest.
I've only been on Earth for one minute.
Helena's been here
Helena should let me watch TV
because when my little sisters pick something
she doesn't like it, she just goes upstairs
and watch what she wants.
What's the whole point of letting her watch something
when she's letting the girls pick.
Judges, what do you think of that?
- I heard that there some struggles with your three sisters,
do you feel like they gang up on you, a little bit?
- Yes. Most of the time.
- Mmm, okay.
- I'm going to pick number three.
Dizzy Dispute.
- Ah.
- That's not so bad.
(ding)
- When I watch what I want to watch, he usually goes on
his Nintendo Switch and watch both things.
When I go downstairs, he's always on his Nintendo Switch
or either on the TV watching Fornite videos.
My computer is usually dead
and I usually forgot where my Ipad is.
Ah, I thinks that's all.
(buzzer sounds)
- Okay.
- How did I do?
- I definitely hear your argument that Ethan
often is the individual downstairs that is not
only on his Switch, but also on the TV.
- I think you did great. That was a great counterargument
to bring up that he has a Nintendo Switch
when he's trying to talk about your Ipad.
But this also just makes me wonder with all these
electronic options, why the TV?
So maybe, if there is a reason,
you can share that next round.
- Um, I really liked your arguments. On my dad side,
I have a couple siblings so I understand where,
you know, being the youngest, twins,
but being the youngest, how that can be very difficult.
- Very.
- So, I do understand that.
Something that I would like to see in the next round
is like, your responsibilities,
like how do you help around the house,
how do you help your family out, like chores.
- Okay. Is it my turn?
- I'm going to pick number two.
Opposite day.
What's opposite day?
- Ohh.
(Helena laughs)
- Are you going to be able to do this little brother?
- Absolutely.
(ding)
- Helena, you did super good on your first round,
I'm shocked how good you did.
I think you did so amazing that
you don't even need the TV anymore,
you could just use your Ipad.
You have to argue why Helena should win this game.
- I think that Helena is more responsible
because she's a minute older than me
and I also think that she's so responsible, tall-
- I'm not tall.
- That she should watch the TV more than the summer,
the whole year even.
- Great job.
Really good job on showing, like and complimenting
and lifting up and encouraging your sister.
I really appreciate that,
- Thank you.
- [Brianna] I find that really important with siblings.
- Please tell me this is a good one.
Turning it up.
- Whoo!
- No clue.
- You start flying.
(excited squeal)
- Why does Helena get the easy ones?
- Let's see, I like Marvel.
(ding)
- I can't hear you!
- Talk to us.
- Talk to the judges.
- Okay.
The TV is important to me and my brother
because it has a bigger screen,
it's easier to watch.
(pauses)
I think the TV has a bigger screen and
I do the dishes, pick up the laundry, do the bed
and he just sits and does nothing.
My mom takes his Nintendo away so he- he will cry.
So yeah, I'm more responsible than Ethan.
(buzzer)
- What?
- Are you done with your argument?
- What?
- Are you done with your argument?
- Yes.
What did you thought?
- I think you really dug Ethan a little bit of a hole
by calling out that mom takes away the Switch.
- For Ethan, when it comes to conflict resolution,
maybe provide a solution rather than
just pointing the finger at her saying "what's the point?",
let me hear your thoughts on
how that's actually helpful.
- Isn't that the parents' job?
- It is their job to set an example and then eventually,
you can take care of it yourself.
- Okay. I want to pick number five and hope
it's a really good one.
Monkey Business.
I don't know what that means.
(fart noise)
(ding)
- Helena is more responsible than me but,
if she has so much responsibility,
doesn't she have to have responsibility to charge her stuff?
- Oh.
- And I take-
- Excuse you Helena.
I take good care of my stuff.
Excuse you.
Really good responsibility with my stuff.
I may don't take care of the house
or I may not listen, but I do take care of my stuff.
(buzzer)
I can say whatever I want now because I'm done.
- [Questioner] Okay, all right! Good job.
- Great job.
(applause)
- Going bonkers.
- Oh that's easy, I can get that.
- Can I start?
- Strategize.
(ding)
- My brother has his Nintendo Switch.
(balloon pops)
- Sorry.
(balloon pops)
- He has YouTube and Fornite.
Why would he watch it on the TV?
(balloon pops)
I like to play with my sisters, my dogs,
sometimes I don't like playing on the TV because
he's usually on the TV more.
(balloon pops)
I like watching TV and playing with my stuff.
(buzzer)
(applause)
- [Ethan and Helena] Who won Judges?
- Whoever gets the TV for the entire summer.
(ding ding ding)
- Helena, Ethan, you guys did such a good job,
but I think when it comes down to Helena,
you really sold yourself as far as responsibilities
that you do around your house.
So I'm going to say Helena wins.
(Helena laughs)
- That's just one judge.
- So you both did great.
However, it seems like Ethan's fighting an uphill battle,
he's going against three girls, who sounds like
they're not the nicest to him sometimes.
He's trying to get some TV in there, I'm going with Ethan.
- Yeah.
- Both of you, amazing job.
Ethan, I Really liked the points that you brought up.
Helena, great job. Appreciated that how you play with
your family, how you hang out with your sisters,
I find that really important.
Having a balance between electronics and other activities.
So, I'm going to have to go with Helena.
(applause)
- Good job.
- Sometimes. Every Monday.
(applause)
- It's a tie. It's a tie.