- Oh my God. - This is Sad.
- It's humiliating.
- This is ridiculous.
- Would you explode or would you like implode?
- Hmm.
- Hi, I'm Anna Kendrick
- Hey, I'm Shamier Anderson
- and I'm Joe Penna.
- And you're watching Science Fact or a Science Fiction.
- All right.
You guys ready?
- Yeah.
- All right.
- Venus is the smallest within our solar system.
- Anna,
- Okay, Okay,
Okay, so Pluto is the smallest planet
which I identified with when I was in school
because I was like awesome.
Team Pluto all the way tiny.
And now, I don't know.
I don't know the smallest planet now.
- Ah. - Shamier, what do you think?
- It's fact, fiction excuse me.
Fiction fiction.
It's not the smallest planet in the solar system.
- Anna do you concur?
- Yes, I concur.
I'm a team player
and I'm gonna concur. - Okay.
Ding ding ding ding!
That's correct.
- All right.
- Wait, what is the smallest planet?
- I think Mercury is the
smallest planet. - Mercury is the smallest
planet.
- Fact or fiction?
Moon footprints.
Those are gonna be there for millions of years.
- I don't know.
(Shamier laughs)
I don't know.
- Million of years - I would say
- Cause if there's solar storms, right?
So stuff happens in space.
So fiction.
I'd say fiction.
Can't happen, millions of years.
Fiction Anna.
- Yeah, fiction. - Anna you agree?
What? - Unfortunately it is fact.
There's zero, zero, zero wind.
I mean, it was a tiny, tiny bit of atmosphere on the moon
but it's so negligible that there's not enough
to like move little bits of dust.
- Are you, are you professor Joe?
Like, did you like teach at University?
- It's the hat.
Okay, fact or fiction?
If you went to space without a spacesuit, you blow up?
- Would you explode or would you like implode?
- Hmm.
- I don't know.
- Is that a question?
- Shamier do you know?
- (Shamier laughs)
- I thought I know until you said implode.
(Joe laughs)
- Fact, you explode.
- I follow confidence.
I'm saying yeah, you explode.
Look how confident he is.
- Yeah. He's very confident.
So, unfortunately that's incorrect.
- What? - Oh?
- That's incorrect.
Basically, what happens is,
so water boils at a vacuum and water starts boiling
and people's tongues and be like I'm going to pass out
because there's no oxygen here.
So the water boils away from your eyes,
and your tongue and everything.
And then you lose consciousness.
- That's scary.
- Okay, fact or fiction?
This was a tough one.
The tallest mountain on Mars is, is actually
a tiny bit shorter than the tallest mountain on Earth.
- You lost me at Mars.
- The topography of Mars is not my specialty subject.
- Yeah.
- Okay. So everything I know about space,
I know for movies right?
- Yeah.
- So like the depictions of Mars seem like
a very flat barren kind of desert landscape,
but you know Hollywood doesn't always get it right.
So I don't know.
Do you have a gut feeling Shamier?
- Gut feeling I've been off this entire game.
So I don't.
I'm just gonna say, fact.
- Fact.
Both of them are fact.
- Nice, okay great.
- This is a
- Oh my goodness.
This is humiliating. - This is ridiculous.
This is why we're just actors.
We're just actors.
- Hey Shamier, it's a good thing we're good
at memorizing lines and making faces, 'cause wow.
We are useless.
(Shamier chuckles)
- We are just pretty faces.
That's it?
There's nothing else behind it.
- Nope.
- Fact or fiction?
The first woman to go to space was Russian.
- That seems right.
- Shamier?
I see you typing stuff. - Shamier is just
(typing off screen)
- He's googling, no Shamier.
(Shamier coughs)
- Yeah, he just needs a second.
- Sorry
- I feel like actually Shamier knows something about this.
We've talked about it on set.
- Yeah, we did. We spoke on set.
Yeah. It's actually a fact.
Yeah. Yeah. - Who is it
what was her name Shamier?
Do you remember?
- Her name, let me just, it's coming to me.
It's coming to me.
- [Joe] Hmm.
- It's a Valentina Tereshkova, right.
(inaudible)
- Yeah her.
Love her.
Big fan. - Like her so much.
I got her tattoed on my back.
- Ding, ding, ding.
That's right, Valentina Tereshkova indeed.
- Anna, wait hold on.
- I don't know, I don't know.
Cause it's on the phone so we don't know which
- All right, Google is indeed correct on this one.
- Are you accusing me of using Google?
- The Google of Shamier's mind
was correct on this one. - What are you talking about?
That was my mind.
(Joe chuckles)
- I think you'll find that the brain is the most powerful
supercomputer so.
- Yeah, thank you very much.
Yes, right Anna Thank you for defending me
- Fact or fiction? Mercury, which as we spoke
about the smallest planet,the one that closest
to the sun is in fact the hottest planet in the solar system
It is closest, the one closest to the sun.
- Are there planets that are further away
from the sun than us that are hotter than us?
- Joe. Help me on, blink twice.
- If you said no, I fell like no, but I don't know.
Maybe it is.
- What do you guys think?
- Says from my gut, - What does you gut tells you?
- Just get ready, save time ready, computer get ready.
- Okay. One, two, three. - Okay ready, one, two three.
- Fiction - Fiction
- Fiction?
Was that a very hesitant fiction?
- Uh huh.
- Ding, ding, ding.
That's right.
Venus is the hottest planet, right?
It's got like a ton of ton of clouds in its atmosphere
that it keeps up the surface a lot more than mercury.
- I feel like this game should be called.
Do you remember what you learned in the third grade or not?
- Are you smarter than a third grader?
- No.
- You guys have gotten the same amount right?
So this is the tiebreaker
and this is the last question you guys ready?
- Yeah.
- Let's do it.
- Fact or fiction?
The great wall of China is the only man-made structure
that is visible from space.
- According to QI, this is debatable
but that it's not actually visible from space.
Like the distance that it is is visible from space.
But the wall itself is not visible using the naked eye.
- Shamier, any additional?
- Anna Kendrick on eyes on right now.
I'm gonna have her go to the paint.
I'm gonna step back.
I'm on defense.
Go in.
I'll be ready.
- Fiction.
- Is that your final answer?
- Yeah.
- Oh.
- Ding, ding, ding, ding
That's correct.
- Whoah
- Yeah, why would you see that from space?
So congrats.
You guys barely scratched by with your
facts and your fictions,
but indeed, you know more
than a third grader knows about space.
I suppose.
(Shamier claps)
- I think that's not true, but I'll take it.
- All right.
Congratulations.
- Thanks everybody for playing Science Fact
or Science fiction with us.
- We did it.
We are going to go to space on a full scholarship.
Congrats Anna.
- Perhaps you can go to space in our movie Stowaway
which is now streaming on Netflix.
(upbeat music)
- [Narrator] There's no way for all of us to survive.
(Suspense music)
- Did we take off?
[Woman] It's imperative that we try.