Great clip... gives you a feel for the adrenaline rush involved in theft and helps me understand the Winona Ryders of the world. I wonder what was done with the car after the show.

I am always amazed that when I find a decent video to post here, someone has always beaten me to it. Nice clip.

It would be great if there was additional footage of this play NOT working the second time they try it in a game.

Surprising result... they missed a turn and a half (I think they say 2 when it is really 3.5) going 'forward' and had to make it up going the other way... in an experiment where counting the number of turns is so critical to the 'aha' moment, you would think they'd keep better track.

*discard

500 years ago he probably would have gotten credit for that answer... maybe he just lost track of the date.

The audience poll is priceless, and the fact that it is in France is just gravy.

I'll have to order one for grandpa, he's always losing his lighter when he fires up the 'ol billiard pipe.

A vulture picked me up by the hair when I was nine (fortunately, my hair would not support my weight and I only made it about 6 inches off the ground).

What happens to the fence when he turns around?! I suspect the fence is there where the bridge is and the k8 explanation is pretty close to correct. Fun vid.

Here is my favorite alternative version of the Monty Hall problem.

You have an friend with two children, and you remember that one of them is a boy, but you can't remember if the other is a boy or a girl. What is the probability that the other child is also a boy?

Even more counterintuitive than the Monty Hall problem when you discover that there is only a 1 in 3 chance that the other child is a boy.