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One Thousand and One

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"We have to get the One Thousand and One to stop!" — Ones
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One Thousand and One is the 29th episode of the fourth series of Numberblocks. It is the 89th episode overall.

Synopsis[]

One wonders if anyone could be bigger than One Hundred.

Characters[]

Plot[]

One and Ten meet One Hundred, as they sit down, biggest to smallest in the campfire. One and her Teddy see lots of stars above, and One exclams there must be a hundred of them. One Hundred says that there are way more than that, which makes One confused, as One Hundred was the biggest Numberblock she had ever known.[1]

Then, One has a thought. She realises that you can always make a bigger number by adding One.

One thinks of herself and One Hundred. In the thoughts, they both join together to make...

"101".

One says she can keep adding One.

"102, 103..."

Ten suggests adding Tens.

"110, 120, 130..."

One Hundred, Ten and One then think of adding hundreds.

"100, 200, 300..."

One says they can make...

"Nine Hundred and Ninety-Nine" (999)

One thinks there can always be bigger numbers when you add more blocks.

One Hundred shows One a number bigger than 999. It starts with One, and then 9 more Ones show up, totalling to Ten.

Then there are ten Tens, which make One Hundred.

After that, there are ten Hundreds, which make...

"One Thousand"! (1,000)

One says that One Thousand looks like a giant One, with One Thousand responding with "I'm a thousand Ones".

One gets sleepy, and One Thousand says "Good night, little One.", with One responding with "Good night, One Thousand".

Ten and One Hundred are asleep while One is struggling to be cause of how excited she is about meeting bigger numbers. One falls asleep shortly after, and begins dreaming. She says hello to the dream, and sees another One. One in her dream multiplies One by ten multiple times to get Ten, then One Hundred, then One Thousand. After that, ten Thousands come together, literally to make...

"Ten Thousand" (10,000)

Then ten Ten Thousands make...

"One Hundred Thousand" (100,000)

Then ten One Hundred Thousands make...

"One Million" (1,000,000)

One is so happy to see One Million, who says to One, "And you can always make a number that's bigger!".

The dream ends, and One begins counting one teddy, one moon and one million stars, or more, because One believes that there could be even bigger numbers than One Million.

Math Magic[]

All instances are imaginary, which means they didn't happen in real time.

  • 100 + 1 = 101
  • 101 + 1 = 102
  • 102 + 1 = 103
  • 100 + 10 = 110
  • 110 + 10 = 120
  • 120 + 10 = 130
  • 100 + 100 = 200
  • 200 + 100 = 300
  • 900 + 90 = 990
  • 990 + 9 = 999
  • 10 × 1 = 10
  • 10 × 10 = 100
  • 10 × 100 = 1,000
  • 10 × 1,000 = 10,000
  • 10 × 10,000 = 100,000
  • 10 × 100,000 = 1,000,000

Trivia[]

  • One Million was the biggest Numberblock ever shown until What If? which revealed One Billion.
  • One Million is possibly a reference to the very first Numberblocks episode where One says in her song: "I'm One in a million".
  • The thousands have clustered versions of the original counterparts' voices. (E.g. One Thousand sounds like a clustered One)
    • In a storyboard on Vimeo, One Hundred Thousand's voice isn't clustered. This is also the case with the Portuguese dub (One Million’s voice is also not clustered there).
    • In the storyboard, Ten Thousand had a different shape, and all the thousands and One Million had limbs before they decided to have them have no limbs.
  • Ten Thousand has square eyes because she is a hundred Hundreds. All of the imagined squares that are multiples of One Hundred also have square eyes, such as One Million.
  • One is having a lucid dream, as she counts one dream and says hello to it. This is also the first time a character with the Learningblocks franchise has a lucid dream, because of we saw Z dreaming, but he didn’t seem to know it was a dream.
  • This marks the first and only time One Hundred is seen sleeping.
  • Based on the seats of the numberblocks, this episode briefly introduced place value.
  • Some people thought this was the debut of Numberblock 1001. Whether a debut or not, this is the biggest number to have an episode named after them, beating One Hundred, Fifty, and Twenty.
    • If 1001 would be a character, s/he would have rainbow traits, large-and-small eyes and ability to fall apart since 1001=7x11x13.
  • There was a dispute of if this episode was named One Thousand and One or One Hundred and One.
  • Despite being a Blue Level Five episode, which features number 100 and under, this is the first episode to feature numbers over 100.

Video[]

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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
  1. ↑ This is inaccurate; since she mentioned One Million on the first episode.
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