Guest Comedian Alex Horne pits common sense against Dara's big maths brain as they battle it out to solve real life problems. Professor Marcus Du Sautoy sets the questions. Today's theme is, 'Location, Location... Maths'.
Guest Comedian Andi Osho pits common sense against Dara's big maths brain as they battle it out to solve real life problems. Professor Marcus Du Sautoy sets the questions. Today's theme is, 'You can't argue with logic'.
Guest Comedian David O'Doherty pits common sense against Dara's big maths brain as they battle it out to solve real life problems. Professor Marcus Du Sautoy sets the questions. Today's theme is, 'Positions, and how maths can help you find the best ones'.
Guest Comedian Simon Evans pits common sense against Dara's big maths brain as they battle it out to solve real life problems. Professor Marcus Du Sautoy sets the questions. Today's theme is, 'Finding your way'.
Guest Comedian Jason Byrne pits common sense against Dara's big maths brain as they battle it out to solve real life problems. Professor Marcus Du Sautoy sets the questions. Today's theme is, 'How maths can stop you getting screwed'.
Dara O'Briain's School of Hard Sums is a classic battle of brain versus brawn. And two university maths students also compete against Dara, to keep him on his toes. Which method will triumph? Fiendish real world science problems are tackled in studio in two very different ways - rather brainy maths and rather less brainy trial and error.
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