[Titanic Sinclair]
Interview with Mitchell Davis. If you were a tomato, what would your least favourite part be?

[Mitchell Davis]
The fact that someone would wanna smash me to make ketchup.

[Titanic Sinclair]
If you were ketchup, what would your least favourite thing be?

[Mitchell Davis]
To work in McDonald's.

[Titanic Sinclair]
When you go back in time, what's your favourite era to join?

[Mitchell Davis]
Whenever Marty McFly was.

[Titanic Sinclair]
Marty McFly or Micheal J. Fox?

[Mitchell Davis]
Marty McFly.

[Titanic Sinclair]
I think that was, uh, 1986? Wait, what part of Back to the Future?
[Mitchell Davis]
Part II, so I get a hoverboard.

[Titanic Sinclair]
Nice. Mitchell Davis, what is the square root of pi?

[Mitchell Davis]
That's easy. 7.

[Titanic Sinclair]
Inside.

[Mitchell Davis]
With a little bit of the colour blue.

[Titanic Sinclair]
Inside of a transistor, what are the main components?

[Mitchell Davis]
That would be a flux capacitor with a [?] in the middle.

[Titanic Sinclair]
During the Revolutionary War, John Adams the second-

[Mitchell Davis]
The numbers are 5, 7, 10, 16-
[Titanic Sinclair]
It's filming, you have to be honest.

[Mitchell Davis]
Mars Argo, why do you call yourself Mars Argo?

[Titanic Sinclair]
Because, when we came to this planet-

[Mars Argo]
There was only a few trees.

[Titanic Sinclair]
And we couldn't decide which of the trees we should take back with us.

[Mars Argo]
So we took some leaves.

[Titanic Sinclair]
And when we took the leaves, we lit them on fire and the ashes dispersed and spelled out 'Mars Argo'.

[Mitchell Davis]
That is beautiful. That is charming, heartwarming and a story which everyone should know. Thank you, for coming to my Computer Show. And until next week.