Three Hundred and Fifty-Nine Degrees.

Okay, it was five words, but they {the wizards} are as close as could be expected for their small minds from that prehistoric time of the Middle Ages. I mean it’s almost a circle, what more do you want.

The alternate ending for the sketch had to do with Merlin casting a spell invoking the moonbeam that caused famous dead mathematician, John Circle, to rise from his grave and teach the trio about the fun of geometry. He covered theorems and postulates, triangles and quadrangles, the basics of trigonometry and pre-cal, but just before he got to the little section on the circle and pi, the spell wore off and the poor mathematician’s remains fell to the floor as un-animated as he was six feet below.

So it ended on a sort of sour note, but we collectively feel that the crab ending is super positive and upbeat. I think that’s a message that I think we like to get across to our audience.

-Kyle