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## The Challenge
*It’s the most important ~~meal~~ app of the day! Build an app that is somehow related to breakfast.*
Manage your favorite recipes, track the best breakfast burritos, build a digital shrine to pancakes — we don’t care what you build as long as it has something to do with breakfast.
## The Tool: Hashbrown.dev
*Your app must use Hashbrown.dev as part of the build.*
Hashbrown.dev allows developers to create generative UIs using your own components. It’s fully free and open source, released under the MIT license.
With Hashbrown, developers can provide a set of custom components (https://hashbrown.dev/docs/react/concept/components) with a clear schema, and use that to give your LLM guardrails for outputting generative — but quality controlled! — user interfaces that adapt to meet the needs of your users.
You’ve also got access to:
- safe function calling: https://hashbrown.dev/docs/react/concept/functions
- structured output: https://hashbrown.dev/docs/react/concept/structured-output
- a JavaScript Runtime: https://hashbrown.dev/docs/angular/concept/runtime
*THE DEVS*
*Team Git n' Grits*
- Shaundai Person @shaundai
- Scott Moss @ScottMoss
*Team Name: The Descaled*
- James Q. Quick @JamesQQuick
- Brian Morrison II
*Team Name: The Coastal Coders*
- Jane Wheatley
- David Daniel
*THE ADVISORS*
Mike Ryan @mikeryandev
Jason Lengstorf https://jason.energy/links
## The Apps
*The Coastal Coders (David & Jane)*
Code: github.com/janeewheatley/hashbrown-breakfast-app
*Team Git n' Grits (Shaundai & Scott)*
Code: github.com/Hendrixer/hashbrown-challenge
*The Descaled (James & Brian)*
Code: github.com/bmorrisondev/sausage-link-shortener
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:31 Welcome + the challenge
0:43 Required tool + meet your advisor
3:35 Rules of the challenge + planning phase starts
3:50 Meet The Descaled + their app idea
5:31 Meet Team Git n' Grits + their app idea
6:57 Meet The Coastal Coders + their app idea
9:00 Build phase starts
11:56 Progress check ins
18:25 Late stage check ins
23:58 Try the Web Dev Challenge yourself!
24:34 Team Git n' Grits app demo
28:37 The Descaled app demo
33:55 The Coastal Coders app demo
36:41 Reflections on the challenge
39:16 Outtakes and credits
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Upcoming episodes:
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Links & Resources:
- Inngest Docs: inngest.com/docs
- Inngest Discord: inngest.com/discord
- Supported frameworks and platforms: inngest.com/docs/learn/serving-inngest-functions#supported-frameworks-and-platforms
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Join the Web Dev Challenge Hackathon and create your own MCP-powered app made for an audience of one: you.
Use Postman for your chance to win $500 cash and be featured on Postman’s community and social channels.
All the details, rules, and submission info: https://codetv.link/wdc/hackathon
Submissions close September 22 at 11:59 PM PT — start building today.
Contest open worldwide to participants 18+. By entering, you grant Postman the right to feature your submission on our website, blog, and social channels.
## The Challenge
*As developers, we can often identify lots of areas in our own lives that could be improved by a custom app — if only we had the time to build them.* These days, AI coding workflows and tools like MCP servers make it much more feasible to build custom software for personal use only, so we’re challenging you to do exactly that.
Wish you had an app that would turn your wifi off at 8pm so you’d actually get to bed on time? What about a chore schedule that’s exactly tailored to your family situation? Maybe a calendar that tracks only new book releases that are part of series you’re in the middle of reading.
Make it practical; make it silly; whatever you do, make it personally valuable to you.
## The Tool: Postman
**Your app must use Postman as part of the build.**
Postman (https://codetv.link/postman) is the most popular tool out there for working with APIs. In this challenge, you’ll want to look into their suite of tools for designing and building MCP servers and agentic workflows:
- MCP Servers: postman.com/explore/mcp-servers — tons of available MCP servers that you can use
- Generate an MCP Server: postman.com/explore/mcp-generator — Postman has tools that allow you to generate your own MCP server from any public API
- Postman AI Agent Builder: postman.com/product/ai-agent-builder — tools including LLM prompt testing, agent workflow designer, and tool generation
- The Public API Network: postman.com/explore — this is a *huge* collection of public APIs that you can use as part of your build
*THE DEVS*
- Craig Dennis
- Shirley Wu
- Erin Mikail Staples
- Elvis Kahoro
- Mike Ryan
- Brian Love
*THE ADVISORS*
Sterling Chin
Jason Lengstorf
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:30 Welcome + the challenge
0:40 Required tool + meet your advisor
4:08 Rules of the challenge + planning phase starts
4:32 Meet Team Galactic Chalkstars + their app idea
6:17 Meet Team Curly Bois + their app idea
8:01 Meet Team Tuff + their app idea
9:37 Build phase starts
11:02 Progress check ins
16:04 Late stage check ins
20:21 Team Curly Bois app demo
27:11 Team Galactic Chalkstars app demo
31:01 Team Tuff app demo
37:38 Reflections on the challenge
38:42 Outtakes and credits
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Aisha and Janessa face off in episode 12 of Leet Heat. The season 1 finale!
*Categories in this episode:*
- Acronyms
- Authentication
- CSS
- APIs & SDKs
- Dev Lore
Host @marktechson asks contestants a rapid-fire series of questions that span across the full stack of modern web development. If they get the answers right, they earn points. But if they're wrong? The spice level goes up.
Can they keep their cool as they eat progressively hotter sauces? Watch and find out!
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Sponsors:
@neondatabase provides a serverless Postgres platform with database branching, ephemeral environments, and a lot more: https://codetv.link/neon
@clerkdev is a comprehensive user management platform with drop-in components to get auth handled in your app: https://codetv.link/clerk
@deno_land is a batteries-included platform for TypeScript and JavaScript projects: deno.com/nuggies
CodePen lets you build, share, and remix frontend ideas with a community of talented and creative developers: https://codetv.link/codepen
@DataStax is the fastest way to build AI applications. Learn more and get started at dtsx.io/lwj
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Chapters:
0:00 Opening
0:41 Rules
1:04 Round 1 begins
5:35 Meet the contestants
10:11 "Commercial" break 1
10:55 Round 1 continues
19:35 "Commercial" break 2
20:23 Round 2 begins
32:40 A spicy proposition
34:55 Bloopers and credits
(to be clear: this is a joke and they like each other. I think)
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What could you create if you had 30 minutes to plan and 4 hours to build? Nicole, Ryan, Israa, Hosna, Joe, and Mark built apps to help us reconnect with the world outside the screen. Sponsored by Apollo and featuring Michael as our advisor.
## The Challenge
**So much of the software out there today seems to be reducing our connections — we talk to fewer people, have fewer reasons to go outside, etc. — so let’s build apps that help connect us to the physical world.**
Face-to-face. IRL. Meatspace. Between no-contact deliveries and every AI app trying to replace another human relationship — from pair programming to therapy to romantic partners — it feels like so much of the technology being produced right now is designed to minimize, or even eliminate, our need to interact with other humans.
Let’s do our small part to change that. Your challenge is to build an app that encourages people to connect with the physical world and/or each other.
What helps you disconnect from the digital firehose and spend time making offline connections? Go in whatever direction inspires you, whether that’s a hobby, different ways to spend time together with other people, connecting to nature, or something completely different.
Your app should help ground your users and reconnect them to the world beyond their screens.
## The Tool: Apollo Connectors
**Your app must use Apollo Connectors as part of the build.**
Apollo has been helping developers build flexible APIs via GraphQL since the early days of the technology, and Connectors make it possible to bring any REST API into GraphQL quickly and painlessly. This is exciting because it means you can extend your own data with third-party API data (or vice versa) to build out anything you can imagine without a lot of data plumbing hassle.
For this challenge, you’ll have access to a large collection of pre-built Connectors for everything from Pokémon to Stripe data to LLM providers like Anthropic and OpenAI. You can also quickly hook up your own REST APIs to a custom Connector.
- Apollo: https://codetv.link/apollo
- Apollo Connectors: apollographql.com/graphos/apollo-connectors
- Pre-built Connectors: apollographql.com/graphos/apollo-connectors#explore
*THE DEVS*
- Nicole Gathany nicolegathany.com
- Ryan Furrer @ryandotfurrer ryanfurrer.com
- Israa Taha linkedin.com/in/israa-taha israataha.com
- Hosna Qasmei @hqasmei hosnaqasmei.com
- Joe Tannenbaum @joe-codes https://joe.codes
- Mark Dunphy https://linktr.ee/marknotfound
*THE ADVISORS*
Michael Watson linkedin.com/in/michael-watson-%F0%9F%96%A5-85844442
Jason Lengstorf (@codetv-dev) https://jason.energy/links
*THE APPS*
- Team East Coast Beast Coast (Nicole and Ryan)'s app: github.com/ryandotfurrer/third-place-codetv
- Team 1977 Portland Trailblazers (Mark and Joe)'s app: github.com/marknotfound/codetv-web-dev-challenge and 1977portlandtrailblazers.com
- Team Code and Cookies (Hosna and Israa)'s app: github.com/hqasmei/buckit
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:32 Welcome + the challenge
0:52 Required tool + meet your advisor
1:30 Rules of the challenge + planning phase starts
2:40 Meet Team 1977 Portland Trailblazers + their app idea
3:35 Meet Team Code & Cookies + their app idea
4:40 Meet Team East Coast Beast Coast + their app idea
7:27 Build phase starts
10:26 Progress check ins
18:34 Late stage check ins
22:23 Team Goal 1977 Portland Trailblazers app demo
26:30 Team Code & Cookies app demo
29:40 Team East Coast Beast Coast app demo
31:40 Reflections on the challenge
33:38 Outtakes and credits
Upcoming episodes:
https://lwj.dev/schedule
Links & Resources:
- Rich's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/rich-harris.dev
- Svelte website: https://svelte.dev/
- Svelte Discord: https://svelte.dev/chat
- Svelte Github: github.com/sveltejs/svelte
- Svelte Society's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/sveltesociety.dev
- Svelte's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/svelte.dev
Watch future episodes live at https://lwj.dev/live
This episode was sponsored by:
- Tuple: https://lwj.dev/tuple
00:00 Introduction
01:17 Welcoming Rich Harris
03:36 The Evolution of Web Frameworks
05:20 Asynchronous Challenges in Web Development
13:38 Svelte's Approach to Asynchronous Components
24:39 Implementing Promises in Svelte
31:07 Exploring Remote Functions in Svelte
38:06 Understanding Svelte's Data Handling
48:40 Form Handling and Progressive Enhancement
54:44 Simplifying Site Functionality
01:01:53 Error Boundaries and Promise Rejections
01:20:38 Abort Signals and Web Workers
01:22:32 Lazily Loading Components
01:27:21 Final Thoughts
Live transcription by White Coat Captioning (whitecoatcaptioning.com)
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Leet Heat is part of the CodeTV network of tv for developers.
Upcoming episodes:
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Links & Resources:
- Mike's bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/mikeryan.dev
- Hashbrown: https://hashbrown.dev/
- Video Search Repo: github.com/MikeRyanDev/codetv-video-search
- Hashbrown React Quickstart: https://hashbrown.dev/docs/react/start/quick
- Live Love App Repo: github.com/liveloveapp/hashbrown
- Live Love App: liveloveapp.com
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This episode was sponsored by:
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00:00 Introduction
01:39 Guest Introduction: Mike Ryan
03:51 Exploring Generative User Interfaces
13:30 Introduction to Hash Brown
23:02 Setting Up the Development Environment
43:59 Implementing the Chat Interface
47:03 Creating a Search Episodes Tool
50:46 Implementing the Async Handler
54:46 Building a React Component for Episode Display
58:27 Embedding YouTube Videos
01:03:38 Optimizing the Component with Streaming
01:15:24 Handling No Results with a 404 Component
01:23:14 Next Steps
Live transcription by White Coat Captioning (whitecoatcaptioning.com)
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What could you create if you had 30 minutes to plan and 4 hours to build? Syscily, Camille, Michael, Nadirah, Stephen, and David imagined what an AI-native UX might look like. Sponsored by Algolia and featuring Chuck as our advisor
## The Challenge
Everyone keeps talking about how AI will change everything we know about interacting with the web — we want you to show us what it actually looks like.
We can talk about ideas all day, but until we actually build it, it’s just talk.
AI tooling creates a lot of interesting, disruptive capabilities that developers can take advantage of when imagining what the UI and UX of the future looks like.
Your challenge is to throw out preconceptions about what a website or app *should* be, and build your own interpretation of what they *can* be if we leverage tools like MCP-powered agents, RAG, generative UI, and more.
Choose any experience you’re interested in reimagining: a landing page, dashboard, personal site, e-commerce, social network, or something entirely novel. Let’s stop just talking about the future and actually start building it!
## The Sponsor: Algolia
**Your app must use Algolia as part of the build.**
Algolia ( https://codetv.link/algolia )’s main objective is to give developers everything they need to leverage their site’s data in whatever way they can imagine.
From the InstantSearch they built their name on, to automated crawlers, RAG as a Service, and offering an MCP agent for AI-powered recommendations and tooling that’s aware of your content into the site, Algolia is out to make it easier than ever for developers to build experiences that are heavily context-aware and tailored to the content that’s actually on your site.
*THE DEVS*
- Syscily Brown syscily.com
- Camille Camejo @thespectraltheory thespectraltheory.com
- Nadirah Durr linkedin.com/in/nadirah-durr
- Michael Brown @JuneteenthConf aguywhocodes.com
- Stephen Shaw @keyframers https://shaw.city
- David Khourshid @keyframers twitter.com/DavidKPiano
*THE ADVISORS*
Chuck Meyer @Algolia https://alg.li/discord
Jason Lengstorf (@codetv-dev) https://jason.energy/links
*THE APPS*
- Learn more about Algolia: https://codetv.link/algolia
- Team Goal Glow-Up's App: github.com/aguywithcode/goalglowup
- The McFly's Ultai: github.com/syscilythedeveloper/webDevChallenge
- The Keyframers' DJAI: github.com/keyframers/djai
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:32 Welcome + the challenge
0:47 Required tool + meet your advisor + Intuit's values
2:01 Planning phase starts
2:22 Meet The Keyframers + their app idea
4:07 Meet The McFlys + their app idea
5:55 Meet Team Goal Glow-Up + their app idea
8:34 Build phase starts
10:01 Progress check ins
17:04 Late stage check ins
21:09 Team Goal Glow-Up app demo
24:10 Team McFlys app demo
28:10 Team Keyframers app demo
33:14 Reflections on the challenge
35:40 Outtakes and credits
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Leet Heat is part of the CodeTV network of tv for developers.
Leet Heat is part of the CodeTV network of tv for developers.
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Tiger and George face off in episode 11 of Leet Heat.
*Categories in this episode:*
- Acronyms
- Web Security
- CSS
- Animation
- Dev Lore
Host @marktechson asks contestants a rapid-fire series of questions that span across the full stack of modern web development. If they get the answers right, they earn points. But if they're wrong? The spice level goes up.
Can they keep their cool as they eat progressively hotter sauces? Watch and find out!
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Sponsors:
@neondatabase provides a serverless Postgres platform with database branching, ephemeral environments, and a lot more: https://codetv.link/neon
@clerkdev is a comprehensive user management platform with drop-in components to get auth handled in your app: https://codetv.link/clerk
@deno_land is a batteries-included platform for TypeScript and JavaScript projects: deno.com/nuggies
CodePen lets you build, share, and remix frontend ideas with a community of talented and creative developers: https://codetv.link/codepen
@DataStax is the fastest way to build AI applications. Learn more and get started at dtsx.io/lwj
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Chapters:
0:00 Opening
0:34 Rules
0:58 Round 1 begins
2:45 Meet the contestants
14:08 "Commercial" break 1
14:50 Round 1 continues
21:42 "Commercial" break 2
22:23 Round 2 begins
35:29 A spicy proposition
36:41 Bloopers and credits
Upcoming episodes:
https://lwj.dev/schedule
Links & Resources:
- Jovi's Website: jovidecroock.com
- Jovi's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/jovidecroock.com
- Preact Website: preactjs.com
- Vike Preact: https://vike.dev/preact
- Next Preact: github.com/lfre/next-preact
- CodeTv Discord: https://codetv.link/discord
- Valtio: github.com/pmndrs/valtio
- CodeTv Newsletter: https://codetv.dev/newsletter
- CodeTv Memberships: https://codetv.dev/support
- LWJ Preact Starter Repo: github.com/learnwithjason/learn-preact
Watch future episodes live at https://lwj.dev/live
This episode was sponsored by:
- Tuple: https://lwj.dev/tuple
Live transcription by White Coat Captioning (whitecoatcaptioning.com)
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Meet Jovi
03:20 Preact vs React: Key Differences
07:05 Signals in Preact
11:06 Getting Started with Preact
14:01 Setting Up a Preact Project
18:06 Building a To-Do List with Preact
38:29 Exploring Preact Signals
46:50 Optimizing Re-renders
48:26 Using Signals for Fine-Grained Reactivity
51:58 Creating a 'All Done' Component
56:12 Building a To-Do Model
01:07:14 Refactoring To-Do List
01:14:48 Final Demonstration and Recap
01:17:07 Q&A and Closing Remarks
## The Challenge
As developers, we all know the urge to spend hours automating a task that would have taken us minutes is overpowering. In this challenge, we want you to give in to that urge and automate something in your life that you find mildly inconvenient.
Why *do* a thing when you could spend an inordinate amount of time building an app that does the thing *for you*? No task is too small. No inconvenience too minor. We want to see you create apps that automate your life in extremely specific, personal ways.
Do you have to send that one friend a reminder text to make sure they show up on time for your plans? Build an app for that! Sick of doing tech support for your family? Create an AI agent that reads the manual and responds on your behalf. You can keep it simple and practical, or go big and channel your inner Rube Goldberg — anything goes!
## The Sponsor: Intuit
**Intuit wants to empower the builders in our community. There’s no required tool this time around — *you* are the secret ingredient here.**
Combine your skills in web development, problem solving, creative thinking, and leveraging new technologies like AI agents or MCP to build your personal problem-solving web app.
*THE DEVS*
- Bryn Newell https://bsky.app/profile/bryn.codes https://bryn.codes
- Jacob Singer (@jacobleesinger) jacobleesinger.com
- Lyn Scott Jr. linkedin.com/in/lyn-scott-jr bridgletics.com
- Ebrima Jobe linkedin.com/in/ebrimajobe
- Ben Pack linkedin.com/in/packbenpack
- Seve Savoie Teruel (@Reactvts) reactvts.com
*THE ADVISORS*
Alexander Gusman (@gooooseman) https://devsparks.goooseman.dev/
Jason Lengstorf (@codetv-dev) https://jason.energy/links
*THE APPS*
- Bryn and Jacob's eLiterate: github.com/bryn-newell/web-dev-challenge
- Lyn and Ebrima's AI DJ: github.com/whatstba/streamie
- Ben and Seve's Healthy Or Else: github.com/techsev/healthy-or-else
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Chapters:
0:00 In this episode...
0:32 Welcome + the challenge
0:55 Required tool + meet your advisor + Intuit's values
1:38 Planning phase starts
2:33 Meet Ben and Seve + their app idea
4:09 Meet Bryn and Jacob + their app idea
6:04 Meet Lyn and Ebrima + their app idea
9:07 Build phase starts
12:07 Progress check ins
17:14 Late stage check ins
22:01 Team Healthy Or Else app demo
25:40 Team Jamz app demo
29:34 Team eLiterate app demo
33:35 Reflections on the challenge
35:21 Outtakes and credits
Upcoming episodes:
https://lwj.dev/schedule
Links & Resources:
- The Design System Ecosystem: bradfrost.com/blog/post/the-design-system-ecosystem
- The Art of Design System Recipes: bradfrost.com/blog/post/the-art-of-design-system-recipes
- Brad's Website: bradfrost.com
- Design Tokens Course: designtokenscourse.com
- Brad's Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/bradfrost.com
- Brad's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bradfrost
- Style Dictionary: styledictionary.com
- Awesome Design Tokens Repo: github.com/sturobson/Awesome-Design-Tokens
- Design Tokens Community Group: designtokens.org
- Design Tokens FYI: https://designtokens.fyi/
- Code TV Discord server: https://codetv.link/discord
Watch future episodes live at https://lwj.dev/live
This episode was sponsored by:
- Tuple: https://lwj.dev/tuple
Live transcription by White Coat Captioning (whitecoatcaptioning.com)
00:00 Introduction to Design Systems and Tokens
01:45 Meet Brad Frost
02:23 Understanding Design Tokens vs. Design Systems
05:55 Brad Frost's Journey into Design Systems
08:19 The Evolution of Responsive Web Design
12:48 Atomic Design Principles
15:34 Balancing Creativity and Consistency
27:05 Exploring Brad Frost's Resources
42:48 Understanding the Three Tiers of a Token System
45:55 Practical Approaches to Token Systems
53:23 Implementing Design Tokens in Real-World Scenarios
01:29:29 Final Thoughts and More Resources
Charles and Brittany face off in episode 10 of Leet Heat.
*Categories in this episode:*
- Dev Lore
- Web Security
- CSS
- Animation
- Team Dynamics
Host @marktechson asks contestants a rapid-fire series of questions that span across the full stack of modern web development. If they get the answers right, they earn points. But if they're wrong? The spice level goes up.
Can they keep their cool as they eat progressively hotter sauces? Watch and find out!
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Sponsors:
@neondatabase provides a serverless Postgres platform with database branching, ephemeral environments, and a lot more: https://codetv.link/neon
@clerkdev is a comprehensive user management platform with drop-in components to get auth handled in your app: https://codetv.link/clerk
@deno_land is a batteries-included platform for TypeScript and JavaScript projects: deno.com/nuggies
CodePen lets you build, share, and remix frontend ideas with a community of talented and creative developers: https://codetv.link/codepen
@DataStax is the fastest way to build AI applications. Learn more and get started at dtsx.io/lwj
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Chapters:
0:00 Opening
0:42 Rules
1:02 Round 1 begins
4:04 Meet the contestants
8:34 "Commercial" break 1
9:34 Round 1 continues
19:01 "Commercial" break 2
20:07 Round 2 begins
36:25 Sudden Spice
37:09 Bloopers and credits


