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  • Escaped Bison Takes Self-Guided Farm Tour / Wisconsin Cat Sets Record With 29 Toes / Mars Rover Watches Earth Vanish Behind Tiny Moon
    2026/08/26
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a bison escapes in Virginia and gives himself a self-guided farm tour past mailboxes and front yards, a Wisconsin cat named Erebus breaks the world record for the most toes ever on a cat with 29, and NASA's Perseverance rover captures a first-ever photo of planet Earth disappearing behind Mars tiny moon Phobos.

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    6 分
  • Bull Calf Sneaks Into Supermarket / German Finger Wrestling Champion Crowned / New Dragon-Named Lizard Found in Thailand
    2026/08/25
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a runaway bull calf named Moodini leads a chase through a Texas supermarket parking lot and into a drainage tunnel

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    6 分
  • Raccoon Named Mayonesia Freed From a Jar / Almost Nine Feet of Hair Breaks a World Record / Wind Machine Wobbles Instead of Spinning
    2026/08/08
    Today on Say What — A raccoon in Texas got a mayonnaise jar stuck on her head and earned a legendary name. A woman in India grew her hair to almost nine feet long. And inventors in Spain built a wind machine with no spinning blades that wobbles to make electricity.

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    7 分
  • Capybaras Stroll Into a Government Building / A Town Races Bathtubs on Wheels / The Moon Hides the Sun Next Week / Caller from Japan: Cannot Stop Cleaning
    2026/08/07
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: two capybaras, the biggest guinea pigs on the planet, wander calmly into a grand government building in Brazil, explore the front desk, get joined by a third, and are finally defeated by a spinny gate. A whole town in America straps wheels to real bathtubs and races them down a road, complete with brakes, steering and a rule that the tub must still hold water, all because of a joke a newspaper made up long ago. And in five days the Moon slides right in front of the Sun, turning day to dusk for about two minutes over Iceland, Spain and a corner of Portugal, for the first time in that part of the world since 1999. Plus a Friday caller from Japan, where children clean their own classrooms, who has polished the floor, the stairs, the desk, the shoes and finally the teacher.

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    8 分
  • Marmot Hitches a Seventy Five Mile Car Ride / Kitten Gets Wheels Made From Toy Cars / Ancient Flying Reptile May Have Shimmered Pink
    2026/08/06
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a marmot in Canada stows away under a car and rides seventy five miles before turning up in a family's garage, then tours the neighbourhood for days. A tiny kitten called Gelato gets a homemade wheelchair built from rulers, tape and four little toy car wheels, goes viral, and is given a brand new printed set of wheels. And scientists in China study a fuzzy flying reptile squished in a rock for one hundred and twenty million years, and work out it may have shimmered green and pink, because of how the tiny colour blobs inside its fluff are stacked. Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera argue about all of it.

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    7 分
  • Dogs Ride Waves in a Surfing Contest / An Eighteen Year Old Becomes a Professor / East Asia's Tallest Tree Found in Taiwan
    2026/08/05
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: fourteen dogs hit the waves at a dog surfing championship on a California beach, judged on balance, tricks and confidence, and a shiny yellow Labrador named Rosie wins twice. Then a boy who started college at ten ends up teaching at eighteen, standing in front of students exactly his own age, something nobody had managed for three hundred years. And after a nine year search using laser beams fired from a plane, scientists in Taiwan find the tallest tree in all of East Asia: eighty four metres of giant fir that local people call a tree that hits the moon. Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take it from there.

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    7 分
  • A Whole Town Splashes Its Sleepiest Person / Three Windows Cleaned in Nine Seconds / Ancient Flying Reptile Shimmered Green and Pink
    2026/08/04
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a seaside town in Finland secretly picks the Sleepiest Person of the Year, then carries them down to the sea for a very gentle splash and a full day of parades. Then off to London, where window cleaners from around the world race to clean three big windows in about nine seconds, while judges hunt for streaks and a champion nicknamed Turbo defends his title against his own daughter. And the cool one: scientists studying a 120-million-year-old fossil in China found that a fuzzy flying reptile shimmered in bright green and pink, ages before birds existed. Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take it from there.

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    7 分
  • Town Rid of Its Twenty-Six-Year Fish Smell / Family Spots Themselves in a Holiday House Photo / Scientists Build a Cell From Scratch
    2026/08/03
    Say What?! is the daily news show for kids 5 to 10, where three real, strange, true stories get the absurd comedy treatment. Today: a tiny seaside town in Canada finally hauls away 110 giant tanks of fish sauce that have been sitting in an abandoned factory for twenty-six years, stinking up the school and the laundry lines. Then two sisters on holiday for their grandpa's eightieth birthday look at a big beach photo hanging in their rented house and realise the tiny people splashing in it are their own family, snapped from the sky ten years ago. And in real science, researchers in America built a cell from scratch out of plain ingredients, and it eats, grows, and splits itself in two. Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera take it from there.

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    7 分