- What up, home slices?
A to the O here with your top 10 numbers
that'll blow your mind!
(record scratch)
- Blow my mind, really?
It's a list of numbers, dude.
It's not like you're curing cancer or anything.
- Naysayer!
You'll believe in the power of lists after this.
Hey, Corn Cob, check this out.
- Hmm, what do we have here?
Number 10, number nine.
What the?
Oh, my mind!
(dramatic explosion)
- I'm not cleaning that up.
- All righty, you've been warned.
Let's get crack-a-lackin'.
Starting off at number 10 is ten!
Did you know that 10 is the tenth number
in the number system?
- Off to a great start.
You've already bored me,
the most boring food in the kitchen.
(laughs)
- I'm listing over here.
Next!
Number nine.
- Yes?
- Nine!
- Exactly.
What's nine?
- No, nine.
Number nine is number nine.
- Right, but what is ninth on the list?
- Nine.
- Right.
- Who's on first.
- Gah, this is pointless.
(cackles)
- You'll never guess what number eight is on my list.
- Shot in the dark, eight.
Like the eighth number in the number system.
- Nope, it's ate.
Like Daneboe ate that delicious steak over there.
- That's ridiculous.
Nobody's eaten me.
(screams)
- Number seven is the number D.
D's a very important number because it's the first letter
in a lot of my favorite words, like doofus,
Donatello, diarrhea, and Dance Dance Revolution.
- D isn't a-- - Number six!
Pie!
- Well, yeah, pi's actually a very important number.
It goes on forever and we can use it to calculate
the circumference of circles with formulas like 2 pi R.
- Exactly, like two pies are right over there.
- I think you're thinking of a different pi, orange.
Pi is actually a number.
- What?
Why'd they call it a pie then?
That'd be like if we called the number four "cake."
- Hold on, I can fix this.
See, Orange, the radius from my center to my crust
is five inches.
(swelling dramatic music)
If you multiply that by 3.14.
Oh, god!
- Apple, I'll save you!
- No, save yourself.
You'll never make it.
- Ahh!
(splatters)
- I always knew pie are nuts.
(laughs)
- Too soon!
- Number G, the letter seven!
- Wait, but G.
All right, you know what, I'll let it slide.
- Number cake.
The number ate again because Daneboe just ate apple pie.
(bell dings)
We made it down to the final three.
The third entry on this list is the number i.
- Letters aren't numbers, dude.
You're just making this up.
- Correct, I did make this up.
Because i is an imaginary number that stands for
the square root of negative one.
Since such a number doesn't actually exist,
mathematicians plug in this imaginary number
to solve otherwise unsolvable equations.
Which is why it's the third entry on my list.
- I, um, wow, really?
Is that right?
- Actually, he's right, Pear, i is a number.
- Well, all right.
I didn't think I'd actually learn something today.
My mind's a little blown.
- Told you, Pear.
Now number two is II.
- You can't use I again, dude.
- No, II is the roman numeral for two.
- Oh, also true.
Are you sure you're really Orange?
- And the top number on the list is,
(dramatic drumroll)
128765432108943433.
- Okay, you can stop now!
- Three-Niner-6427.
- You're giving me a headache!
- 8888888429612.
- Ah, ahh!
- 9999999.
- Ahhh!
(loud explosions)
Whoa, where are we?
- We're in the infinity zone.
It's where you go once your mind is blown.
- Well, it's definitely spacious.
So where's Corn Cob?
- Oh, he's dead.
(playful music)