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"We have to get the Hidden Talents to stop!" — Ones
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Hidden Talents is the fourteenth episode of the fifth series of Numberblocks. It is the 104th episode overall.

Synopsis[]

Twenty-Six enters Fifteen's Talent Show... and finds some hidden talents.

Plot[]

The episode begins with a return to a talent show similar to Fifteen's Minute of Fame. Twenty-Five does her Minute of Fame with the five Fives. During her act, Twenty-One encourages a nervous Twenty-Six to go as thirteen Twos, but when they go on stage, they get immediately confused and divide as two Thirteens.

The Tens and Threes add back up to Twenty-Six, who exits the stage. Ashamed, Twenty-Six looks for Twenty-One, but meets up with Fifteen by the lift. Fifteen leads Twenty-Six into the lift, where they descend to the top secret number base named MI15. Fifteen reveals that the top-secret number base is where the real work is, and that the talent show is just a cover.

Fifteen explains to Twenty-Six what happens at MI15: Her agents are always working to find hidden numbers within bigger ones through various methods. Fifteen then establishes that her larger agents can carry smaller teams of numbers where they're needed. For example, she shows Twenty-One assisting a circus with a team of rainbow Threes, and assisting an explorer One with triple lucky Sevens. Twenty-One then briefly shows that she can also carry a team of 1-6, before running off after hearing Thirteen in pain.

Fifteen tells Twenty-Six she's been looking for a number like them, leading them into what seems to be her main office. There, Fifteen establishes Thirteen is her top agent, causing him to split in the process. She explains that Thirteen excels at breaking bigger numbers into smaller ones, as is seen when he splits Twenty-Six apart by splitting. Thirteen and Twenty-Six mix up their units and briefly become Sixteen and Twenty-Three before correcting this error.

Fifteen's issue with Thirteen is that he splits apart every time his name is said, and Twenty-Six figures out that Fifteen is wanting someone to carry a team of Thirteens, which is exactly what they can do. This is how Twenty-Six figures themselves out, and they do so, now donning a secret agent outfit. The episode concludes with Fifteen stating that agent Twenty-Six will be excellent at finding hidden numbers.

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Math Magic[]

Trivia[]

  • This is Twenty-Six's first appearance as a figured-out Numberblock.
    • This is the 104th episode. 104 is divisible by 26. One and Ten are the two other figured-out numbers who divides the episode number (counting from S1) of the episode they debut in.
  • This marks Twenty-Five's first appearance in Series 5.
    • This is also the first time Twenty-Five splits into her square root squad (The Five Fives).
    • They sing the same song sung by the Five Fives from the episode Five and Friends.
  • Some scenes from past episodes were shown, specifically scenes where Numberblocks split into equal teams. Which are:
  • This is the second episode where one and only one Numberblock is figured-out onscreen. The first was We're Going on a Square Hunt.
    • For your reference, Twenty-One and Twenty-Two figured themselves out during Twenty-One and On, Twenty-Three and Twenty-Four on How Rectangly!, and Twenty-Seven and Twenty-Eight on Making Patterns.
    • Twenty-Five does return in the episode, serving as a precursor to 26.
  • Thirty doesn't appear in this episode herself, but her transformed circus hat does, foreshadowing an another experience from before.
  • This is the first time negatives have been shown in Series 5. The next appearance is What If?
    • The lift and the negative floors in the same scene where 15 and 26 are going down might be also referenced in the said episode
  • MI-15 may be a reference to MI-6.
  • Seventeen's line, "I'm looking for bonds; Number bonds." is a reference to James Bond.
  • Also in the number bonds segment, 007 is displayed, a number often paired with James Bond. This reference will also appear in Figure It Out
  • Three's rubber duck makes a cameo in the episode.
  • This is the only time where maths is mentioned within Numberblocks.

Error[]

  • Neither of compound Twenty-Six's mouths lip synced when they 'ah'ed near the elevator.
  • It is listed as the S5E13 on YouTube, despite being listed as S5E14 everywhere else.

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@Numberblocks - Full Episodes - S5 EP13- Hidden Talents

Series 1 High Five! One, Another One, Two, Three, One, Two, Three!, Four, Five, Three Little Pigs, Off We Go, How to Count, Stampolines, The Whole of Me, The Terrible Twos, Holes, Hide and Seek
Series 2 Ten out of Ten Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Just Add One, Blast Off, Counting Sheep, Double Trouble, The Three Threes, Odds and Evens, Fluffies, The Two Tree, Numberblock Castle, Ten Green Bottles
Series 3 Number Fun Once Upon A Time, Blockzilla, The Numberblocks Express, Fruit Salad, Zero, Now We Are Six to Ten, Numberblobs, Building Blocks, Peekaboo!, Hiccups, What's the Difference?, Numberblock Rally, Five and Friends, Octoblock to the Rescue!, Ten Again
Fifteen and Friends Flatland, Pattern Palace, The Legend of Big Tum, Mirror, Mirror, The Wrong Number, Eleven, Twelve, The Way of the Rectangle, Ride the Rays, Block Star, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Tween Scenes, Step Squads
Series 4 Series 4a Fifteen's Minute of Fame, On Your Head, Ten's Place, Balancing Bridge, Sixteen, Square Club, Seventeen, Eighteen, Loop the Loop, Nineteen, Twenty, Tall Stories, Flights of Fancy, I Can Count to Twenty, Heist
Series 4b Sign of the Times, Fun Times Fair, The Lair of Shares, Terrible Twosday, Divide and Drive, Twenty-One and On, We're Going on a Square Hunt, Thirty's Big Top, Land of the Giants, Fifty, Sixty's High Score, The Big One, One Hundred, One Thousand and One, More To Explore
Series 5 Series 5a Your Turn, Now You See Us, Ten's Top Ten, What's My Number?, Fun Times One Times Table, The Many Friends of Twenty, Ten Vaulting, Twoland, Two Times Shoe Shop, Odd Side Story, How Rectangly!, Rectangle Racers, The Team Factor, Hidden Talents, Making Patterns
Series 5b Now in 3D, Club Picnic, Too Many Threes, Circus of Threes, Figure It Out, Snow Day Doubles, Steps Versus Squares, Puzzle Square, Four on the Floor, Sky High Fives, One Giant Step Squad, Square on the Moon, Heroes With Zeroes, What If?, 100 Ways to Leave the Planet
Series 6 Series 6 Painting by Numbers, Leap Blob, Ice and Dice, Go Go Domino, Ten in the Bed, Shape Party, Can We Have Our Ball Back?, Cuboid Castle, On My Way to Numberblock Fair, Octoblock and the Path of Justice, Five's Handy Shop, As Tall as the Sun, Feeding Time, Rockets and Rekenreks, The Pattern of Patterns
Series 7 Series 7 Grid Unlocked, Friendly Fours' Beach Day, All-Star Line-Up, Rescue Racers, The Rolling Sixes, Remix the Sixes, Grid Games Galore, The Rainbow Makers, Sail the Seven Seas, We Need Another Hero, Super Eights Assemble, Seventy-Two's Super Surprise, The Magical Nines, Nine's Time to Shine, Space Division
Specials The Treasure of Hexagon Island, Double Back, About Time, The Twelve Days of Christmas
Alphablocks and Numberblocks Making Friends, Crossover, The Case of the Missing Blocks, The Blocks v Blocks Games
Other Numberblocks Theme Song, Easter Egg Hunt, Numberblobs Count to 100, Numberblocks Live Lesson, Numberblocks Dance Routine, Numberblocks Day, Fourth Wall Breaks
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