Wrong Number

"Madame Curie, who was that you were talking to on the telephone?

I have no idea! I think it was a wrong number.."

- Aristotle and Madame Curie

Wrong Number is the first episode of the series. It focuses on the transmission of sound and soundwaves, and features the song Soundwaves.

Plot
Madame Curie recieves a letter from her sister, Doris, and decides she wants to ring her up, she asks Aristotle to find a telephone.

Aristotle heads up to the benchtop, quite doubtfully, and after obviously not finding a telephone, falls asleep in his deck chair. Newton and Echo climb through the window to visit, waking Aristotle, he then explains his dilemma to them, they then run to opposite sides of the benchtop, and call out to eachother, claiming they had just communicated via a long distance. Aristotle is not amused, until Echo says she heard something odd, which turned out to be an echo. The three Boffins then yell across the kitchen again, in an attempt to hear the echo. The echo causes their voices to be amplified, and Madame Curie hears them, and climbs up to the benchtop to see what's happening, to the other Boffins' surprise.

Madame Curie and Aristotle then explain how soundwaves work, and how they are transmitted through a song.

After being inspired, Aristotle builds a telephone from two tin cans and some string, Madame Curie and Newton test it out, and to Aristotle's delight, it works!

Characters

 * Aristotle
 * Madame Curie
 * Newton
 * Echo
 * Doris (mentioned)
 * Galileo (mentioned)

Trivia

 * A strange painting of what appears to be a family of very odd looking Boffins is seen on the wall during the first shot of the episode, it is presumed they are relatives of Madame Curie or Aristotle.
 * Upon reading the letter Madame Curie recieves, Galileo lives in the same kitchen as Doris, which is odd, as Doris and Galileo are cousins.
 * Despite being the first episode, this was not the first episode to be filmed.
 * This episode features Troy Rowley as Newton's costume actor instead of James Caitlin.