Skits in this Episode Included: ""Square One Squares"" An early form version of the game that would later be known on the show as ""Square One Challenge."" Contestants Michelle and Diana try to guess whether two of the show's regular cast members are telling the truth about something mathematical or bluffing. Unlike in later versions of the game, in any particular problem, one of them is bluffing and the other is telling the truth. (Whereas with the later versions, both could be bluffing or both could be telling the truth.) The contestants are awarded points based on their guesses and the one of the most points gets great Square One TV merchandise and bragging rights and the winner gets other Square One TV merchandise. ""Dirk Niblick"" A Dirk Niblick episode in which the theme is ""You can fool most of the people most of the time."" Season Two of Square One TV introduced lyrics for Dirk Niblick's theme song, lyrics that were only included in the Season Two episodes of Dirk. This segment finds

Skits in this Episode: ""Dirk Niblick Tease"" ""Exclusive Music Video: Estimation"" ""Close Call: Premiere"" ""Animation: Times 0"" ""Spot the Quadrilaterals"" ""Mathman: A New Season"" ""Mathnet: The Case of the Willing Parrot, Part 2""

""Backstage with Blackstone"" Famous magician Harry Blackstone demonstrates a trick with a number grid. ""Dirk Niblick Quickie"" Everyone's favorite animated math advocate reminds viewers that another epiosde of Mathnet will be on shortly. Piece of the Pie This recurring game show of Seasons 2 and 3 combines elements of Family Feud and old Jack Barry-Dan Enright game shows Hot Potato and Play the Percentages. Asked the question, ""What do parents tell kids not to waste?"", teams of three kids huddle to find answers that made the survey. ""Combo Jombo"" A new music video features Regina singing about combinatorics ""Mathman"" Mathman is instructed to eat only Square Numbers, in other words, numbers that can be made by multiplying two of the same number, such as 4 * 4 = 16. ""Mathnet: The Case of the Willing Parrot, Part 3"" George finds the missing parrot by uttering the numbers ""1, 1, 2, 3,"" a fibonacci sequence the parrot has become familiar with. It's a link toward finding the treasure of Fatty

Skits in this episode included, but were not limited to: ""Triple Play"" A repeating game show on the series, in which the object is to gain three numbers on the board that form an equilateral triangle when the segments between them are connected. ""Dirk Niblick - The Case of the Illegal Lawyer - Part 2"" Siblings Fluff and Fold Noodleman are told by lawyer Morley Corrupt that their late uncle promised Fluff 1/2 of his estate and Fold 1/4 of the estate. Morley then informs them that he keeps the rest of the money and that Fluff and Fold will recieve 2/6, or 1/3 of the inheritance. Fluff and Fold suspect something and tell Dirk Niblick about it. The show announcer discusses the equeation 1/2 + 1/4 = 2/6 and asks viewers ""what's wrong with this picture?"" ""Phone Call"" Cast member Cynthia Darlow receives a call about a math problem-add five, multiply by two, subtract 8, divide by two, and the answer will always be one. ""Dirk Niblick - The Case of the Illegal Lawyer - Part 2"" Dirk points out th

Dirk Niblick does an opening tease hinting of Blackstone's imminent appearance. Mathman must eat numbers that are two More Than a Multiple of five. Backstage with Blackstone: a trick with five envelopes Dweezil Zappa remembers how he learned of Combinatorics Exclusive Music Video: Tempestt Bledsoe sings Time Keeper Commercial: Pie Chart Mathnet: The Case of the Willing Parrot, Part 5

""The Lint Trap"" The first part of a Dirk Niblick case. ""Mathman"" Mathman must eat fractions greater than 1, and wins a free game for succeeding. ""To Heck and Back Part Two"" The second part of a Dirk Niblick case. ""Close Call"" An installment of this Square One TV game show involving estimation. ""Animation"" 4 glasses are each filled 1/3 of the way. One by one a cup is poured into the succeeding cup, showing that 4/3 = 1 1/3, and that's more than one. ""Prime Numbers"" The Jets perform in this exclusive music video. ""Animation - Prime Numbers"" To reinforce this concept, an animation on prime numbers follows the music video. ""Square One Puzzler"" This segment asks viewers to figure out how many rectangles really are in a given grid. ""Mathnet: The Case of the Great Car Robbery, Part One"" Thousands of cars are being stolen off the L.A. streets, and very few are returning. The Mathnetters must get to the bottom of this puzzling case.

Skits in this Episode: ""Dirk Niblick Tease"" ""Backstage With Blackstone - Trail"" ""Square One Squares"" ""Mathman - Multiples of 5"" ""Dancing to Health and Back"" ""Mathnet: The Case of Great Car Robbery - Part 2""

Skits include: Triple Play"" This Square One TV game show involving connecting numbers on a board pits Liz against Ryan. ""Dirk Niblick"" Dirk gets a call from his chatty mother about using Graphs. ""Oops!: Fractions"" A new installment shows how to properly add fractions, demonstrating a common mistake and then the right way to do it. ""Common Multiple Man"" Repeat of a segment first used in Episode 121. ""Mathman"" Mathman is ordered to eat only Pentagons. They could be concave as well as convex. Archimedes Beverly Mickens sings this Exclusive Music Video from the album Heads by Amber. Mathnet: ""The Case of the Great Car Robbery, Part 3"" The Mathnetters are deeply involved in this baffling case in the third installment. Debbie has classified that most of the stolen cars are Cadillacs and Lincolns. In addition, the majority of stolen cars were built earlier than 1975 and later than 1984. Kate and George consult with famed local car dealer Art Fraud. He, too, has felt the crunch of the Great Ca

Skits in this episode included: ""Dirk Niblick: The Lint Trap, Part 1"" Fluff and Fold Noodleman have part time jobs at a laundromat. The owner tries to shortchange them at payday. ""Count On It"" Repeat of a music video first aired in Episode 103. ""Dirk Niblick: The Lint Trap, Part 2"" Dirk Niblick confronts the owner of the laundromat. It's not enough, Dirk says, to pay Fluff and Fold for just the full hours they put in, when the half-hours count just as much. ""Animation: Spot the Hexagons"" Where can you see the hexagons in this sequence? ""Piece of the Pie"" This time, Cris asks two teams to name something you do when you are bored. Contestants are to match the survey. ""Cabot & Marshmallow"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 119. ""Mathnet: Case of the Great Car Robbery, Part 4"" Nobody can find the stolen cars. Perhaps, Kate and George believe, they have been exported illegally. They ask the Chief Wharfinger, who insists no large shipments of cars have passed through Los Angeles Harb

Skits in this episode: ""Phoner"" ""Dirk's Mother's Number Pattern"" ""Backstage with Blackstone"" ""International House of Bologna"" ""Mathman"" :Mathnet: The Case of the Great Car Robbery, Part 5""

""Mathnet: The Case of the Deceptive Data Part 1"" Kate Monday arrives at the office and finds that George is outraged. He's so upset that he doesn't even seem to notice her, he's really more talking to himself instead. His favorite television program, The Mike Pliers Show has been canceled and he can't believe it. He's stood by in the past while some of his other favorite shows have been taken off the air, but this time, he vows that he's going to stand up and fight. This was a great program that was not only educational, but was quite popular as well. It was about a private eye who solve problems using his head and not his fist. George has made a ""fan"" call and the President of the Mike Pliers Fan Club and Mike Pliers himself are coming to the office. Kate thinks that there were probably good reasons for taking the show off the air, but George won't hear of it. Then, Mike Pliers and the fan club President show up. George greets Pliers at the door and can't stop shaking his hand. Kate s

""Dirk Niblick"" Dirk is off on a Western adventure in Part One of ""Go West Young Mathematician"" ""Bureau of Missing Numbers: 14"" Repeat of a segment that first appeared in Episode 101 ""Dirk Niblick 2"" Continuation of ""Go West Young Mathematician"" ""Time Check"" Mathman gets involved in a time check: Since 3/8 of the show is behind us, how much is left? ""Mathnet: The Case of the Deceptive Data Part 2"" Arriving at the office in the morning, Kate says that she watched the Vicious Vinnie Show and that it was pretty bad. George calls it disgusting. George says he's not done yet with the fight to save The Mike Pliers Show. He's booked an appointment for them and the show's fan club President to visit the headquarters of the Hoover Rating Service to learn more about this ratings process that apparently got Mike's show cancelled. It's a very security-conscious company, but they've been permission to come over. He gets a call - they're due in at 10:30. They go to pick up the fan club president and

Skits in this Episode Included: ""Dirk Niblick Tease"" ""Music Video: Angle Dance"" ""Triple Play"" ""Mathman-Parallelograms"" ""Your Head"" ""Mathnet: The Case of the Deceptive Data, Part 3""

""Mathnet: The Case of the Deceptive Data Part 4"" The Mathnetters get a call from Mr. Hoover asking them to meet him at the garage again. They bid farewell to Mike Pliers, who says that he enjoys watching them work. He's never seen a detective working before without a script. The Mathnetters go talk to Chief Thad Green and then head to the secret meeting place. Debbie, the head of the computer division, is already there, briefing Mr. Hoover. Debbie has been showing him a glitch which suggests that there's something wrong with the ratings system, although Mr. Hoover still isn't sure the system has been tampered with. Debbie points out something odd, about 20% of Vicious Vinnie's alleged audienc is 55 and above. Mr. Hoover suggests maybe he just appeals to old people. George asks again if the people who are in the sample know their viewing habits are being recorded. Mr. Hoover says that they do and the boxes that record their information are tamper-resistant. The boxes report what people

The Mathnetters have visited the home of an elderly woman who is particpating in a television ratings service and found that the box that's supposed to record her viewing habits has been tampered with. They're involved in effort to find out what happened that caused the ratings of a program called The Mike Pliers Show to take a huge plummet. There was some sort of computer breakin and now households where people once watched The Mike Pliers Show are now recorded as watching The Vicious Vinnie Vermin Show. All of those people deny that they watch the program though. The Mathnetters return to the office, where George tells Kate that his wife Martha wants to invite her over for dinner. Kate doesn't sound too excited about the choice of cuisine, but says she'll come anyway. Kate and George discuss what's happening. They got back in contact with the eight sample families they talked with that were supposedly watching Vinnie's show and they all reported that someone claiming to be from the r

Skits in this episode Include, But Are Not Limited To: ""Dirk Niblick: Mall or Nothing At Mall, Part 1"" ""Close Call"" ""Mathnet: The View from the Rear Terrace, Part 2""

Skits include, but are not limited to: ""Dirk Niblick caper"" (presumed pilot) ""2001"" (repeat of a segment first aired in Episode 136) ""Perpendicular Lines"" (repeat of a segment first aired in Episode 151) ""Mathnet: The View from the Rear Terrace, Part 3""

""Backstage With Blackstone"" Six cards and dice provide a lesson in parity ""Positives and Negatives Battle"" The first battle in the war between the Positives and Negatives -3 +5 = 2. It's the only time the Positives win a battle. Repeat of a segment first shown in Episode 121. ""Music Video: Triangle Song"" A song about various types of triangles. ""Triple Play"" Matthew and Jamie compete in this Square One TV game show. ""Person on the Street"" A recycled segment asks people what a hypotenuse is. Mathnet: The Case of the Missing Air, Part 3

""Dirk Niblick: Go West Young Mathematician, Part 1"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 212. ""Animation: Hexagons and Six-Pointed Stars"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 115. ""Dirk Niblick: Go West Young Mathematician, Part 2"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 212. ""Mathman Sabotaged"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 149. ""Stick Puzzle 1"" Alison Smith asks, ""How many squares do you see in this puzzle?"" ""Dggieweight Championship"" Repeat of a sketch first aired in Episode 150. ""Stick Puzzle 2"" Alison Smith challenges viewers to move four sticks from the current arrangement and have three squares all the same size with none left over. ""Mathnet: Case of the Willing Parrot Part 4"" Repeat of a mystery first aired in Episode 204.