Square One TV/Episode 126

Episode 126
Season 1, Episode 26
Airdate	March 2, 1987
Production Number	26
Written by
Directed by
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Episode 126 is the twenty-sixth episode of the first season of Square One TV, and the twenty-sixth episode overall.

Starring:

Guest Starring: Harry Blackstone (Himself), Devon Ericson (Maureen O'Rilley)

Co-Starring:

Segments

• Data Headache

A corporate executive uses a line graph to organize her expenses and rid herself of a data headache.

• Dragon Maintenance

2 representatives from the Dragon Maintenance Co. use a pie chart to show a knight the cost breakdown of raising a dragon.

• Exclusive Music Video: "Graph of Love" (The Bevettes)

Beverly uses a broken line graph to rate her boyfriend from September to May.

• Backstage with Blackstone: A Card Trick without Cards

Using an invisible deck of cards, Blackstone asks a spectator to pick a card,apply mathematical operations, and tell him the number. Blackstone uses operations and names the original number.

• Music Video: "That's Infinity" (EKA #101)

The song introduces the idea that there is no largest number. The graphics suggest several infinite collections to support the song.

• Infinity: Infinite Regress

The camera zooms in on Beverly sitting in a room with a picture of Beverly sitting in a room with a picture of Beverly sitting in a room -- to illustrate the idea of infinite regress.

• "And on..." (EKA #101)

• Mathnet: The Mystery of the Maltese Pigeon - Part 1

George calculates a batting average. A new client enters and wants them to determine how many people can view the priceless Maltese Pigeon. The Mathnetters use a map of the museum and do arithmetic.

• Next time...

Quotes

• George: (answering the phone) Mathnet. Frankly. Oh, Hello, Maureen. How's everything? What? We'll be right there.
• Kate: What is it?
• George: It was Maureen.
• Kate: Uh-huh.
• George: The Maltese Pigeon has been stolen.