Sistemann ut - Episode Guide

There will be drama and complications from the very first second, in an episode where the tasks range from blind goats to the art of balance.

The participants' cooperation skills, fine motor skills and musical knowledge are tested. And for once it won't pay to be wanted.

Strength, precision and lung power are key words tonight.

There will be competition in dance and music, coordination and concentration, and of course there will be room for a demanding and different race right to the end.

Now it's all about power, speed and balance. And finally, the celebrities' pain threshold will be put to the test.

The contestants really have to keep a cool head to progress. Among other things, they have to manage without important senses and aids in several of the competitions.

One of the participants is constantly on the edge of the cliff, and there are more ups and downs than normal.

One of the competitions must be decided by a rematch, and several of the participants are suddenly in danger of failing.

Forty participants have become eight, and a place in the final is up for grabs. That means extra nerves, extra drama, and extra need for a winning skull.

Game master Martin Johnsrud Sundby comes down from the tower to choose a worthy winner. We finally get to know who will be "Sisteman out".

Martin Johnsrud Sundby has filled the arena with 56 fearless celebrities. The exercises are "Ball drop", "Fruit salad", "Rock non stop" and «Push and catch».

Who is the worst at folding a travel cot, playing block or carrying a tennis ball between the knees while keeping a balloon in the air?

Gross motor and fine motor skills are equally important. Who masters the "Flip-a-cup" and who makes the pair of shoes hang over the telephone line?

44 celebrities throw paper airplanes, 43 guess what muscles weigh, 42 try to calculate 5 minutes in a new way, and 41 have to resist an unexpected temptation.

"Toilet paper bowling", furniture assembly and good, old-fashioned pig luck help decide who will be the next to leave the competition.

It is not always as wise to be on a team with others, but the participants must follow the instructions. "The floor is lava" and "Trolley case curling" are on the agenda.

"Cardboard babushka", "Worm in a bag" and "The ice cube" are among the challenges, and after tonight's episode, only half of the participants are left.

This year second Olympic exercise is on the program, as well as perhaps the season's most demanding test of patience. But first they must avoid the balloon bursting last.

There will be sultry block music, gigantic beer pong, and the episode's Olympic exercise is the classic "Blind Warholm".

The remaining contestants will be tested in sense of place, building technique, lung capacity and driving skills, and the four losers will have to leave the competition.

The participants will go through the classic "matchstick race", they must work together on a "flying carpet", and taste the difference between red and green foods.

The remaining contestants must keep their cool if they are to progress in the competition, but how cold can it get with a Habanero chili in your mouth?

In order to be among the four participants who progress to the final, they must master both "Vippehusken" and the semi-final's last competition, "Giga Domino".

Who can handle the pressure when it matters most? In the grand final, many of the most demanding exercises of the season are combined into one.

Christina Vukicevic invites 48 celebrities to compete in 47 challenging and fun tasks. Who will be the first to finish?

The competitions are demanding and have already taken a toll on some of them physically. However, they still give it their all when they have to walk on blocks and throw rats into traps.

The participants are blindfolded when they have to catch tennis balls and it becomes very dramatic when they lose control of their own chances of winning.

Surfing, licorice pipes, soda cans and chopsticks are the ingredients in this episode. Four new contestants must sacrifice balance, precision and fine motor skills.

Is it an advantage to have won countless teddy bears at the fairgrounds in childhood before the episode's task, and is it a disadvantage to have ADHD when it comes to concentrating?

Building a house of cards is difficult in itself, but is it impossible when nerves are running high and a spot in the top half of the field is at stake?

Some are good at throwing, others at stacking and balancing. A very few are extremely good at stilt walking and they will shine in this episode.

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