13:17What If the Internet Shut Down Forever?
9:14 on a Monday. Every screen freezes, and it never comes back. Money, food, hospitals, radio and the strange world 100 years later.
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Join Tik, a time-jumping explorer with a clock inside his glass dome, and Byte, a paper-plane drone, as they follow wild "What If?" questions minute by minute, year by year, with real science along the way.

Every episode jumps forward in time: minute 1, hour 1, day 1… all the way to 100 years.
Wild premises, real facts. We check the numbers so the "what if" feels possible.
Bright animation, silly gags and two mascots who never panic for long.
13:179:14 on a Monday. Every screen freezes, and it never comes back. Money, food, hospitals, radio and the strange world 100 years later.
For 8 minutes and 20 seconds, nothing happens. Then the sky goes black.
Tonight the tide doesn't come in. Then things get stranger.
No more mosquitoes. Then your grocery store starts to look different.
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A small, round, teal explorer whose head is a glass dome with a ticking brass clock inside. When the clock hands spin, Tik jumps through time. Curious, a little clumsy, and never panics for long. Look out for the mustard-yellow scarf.
A pocket-sized folded-paper drone with two ink-dot eyes. Byte talks in rustles and chirps and can refold into anything: a banknote, a letter, even a "Subscribe" banner.