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''Pythagora Switch'' is a Japanese children's TV show that airs on NHK. The show features several disjointed sketches that are both educational and entertaining. Each sketch is followed by a Pythagora switch (the Japanese term for a [[Rube Goldberg Device]]), that features prominently on the show. Each 15-minute episode starts with a puppet skit where two young penguins, Pita and Gora, learn a new concept with the help of an anthropomorphic encyclopedia and a television dog. And each show ends with either the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm_March Algorithm March] or algorithm exercises hosted by Kazunari Yamada and Hidenori Kikuchi.
''Pythagora Switch'' is a Japanese children's TV show that airs on NHK. The show features several disjointed sketches that are both educational and entertaining. Each sketch is followed by a Pythagora switch (the Japanese term for a [[Rube Goldberg Device]]), that features prominently on the show. Each 15-minute episode starts with a puppet skit where two young penguins, Pita and Gora, learn a new concept with the help of an anthropomorphic encyclopedia and a television dog. And each show ends with either the [[wikipedia:Algorithm March|Algorithm March]] or algorithm exercises hosted by Kazunari Yamada and Hidenori Kikuchi.


Recurring sketches include:
Recurring sketches include: