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Marty and Moog get tangled in "Schrödinger's Fank"

A viewer's self-referential certificate complicates the Unicorn Circuit's award segment, alongside a defence of enjoying both petrol and electric cars.

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 47,491 views a day, 5.4 times a normal first day on this channel (8,714).

Cats Vs Dogs - They SCAMMED us for Fank of the week [Unicorn Circuit EP 208]Cats Vs Dogs - They SCAMMED us for Fank of the week [Unicorn Circuit EP 208]

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  1. 5:09Mazda 6e news leads into a discussion of electric cars and reactions to the pair's EV coverage.
  2. 12:10Marty explains his home solar setup and separates charging economics from driving enjoyment.
  3. 23:25A discussion of carrying animals on motorbikes turns into a debate about pets going outside.
  4. 35:06The Fank submissions introduce a self-referential certificate; the award decision comes at 40:04.
  5. 40:45Peanut butter and jelly M&M's emerge from the food bag as conversation turns to trips and projects.

Marty and Moog have a certificate to untangle. Viewer Cassidy Glyde's "Schrödinger's Fank?" submission includes a photograph holding a Fank of the Week certificate, with another photograph nested inside it. The award segment has become a philosophical puzzle, and Marty would quite like the smart words to stop.

The latest Unicorn Circuit episode on MCM TV2 has reached about 27,000 views in ten hours, already more than three times the channel's usual full first day. Its title, "Cats Vs Dogs - They SCAMMED us for Fank of the week [Unicorn Circuit EP 208]", gives the certificate business top billing. This is a running comedy segment, not an investigation into fraud.

Before the paperwork gets recursive, the Mighty Car Mods pair return to a less abstract question: can you enjoy electric cars without surrendering your affection for engines? News of the Mazda 6e prompts a response to criticism of their EV coverage. Marty separates the appeal of charging from home solar from the entirely different question of what a car feels like to drive.

"You have to believe that V8s and burnouts and turbos are the best thing ever and you can never change your mind," he says, mocking the demand to pick a permanent side.

Viewers pick up both threads. One motorcycle reviewer describes enjoying petrol and electric bikes, while another compares the Fank puzzle's complexity to the time-travel film Primer. Elsewhere in the comments is a simpler programming request: a long stream of Marty browsing car listings.

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What viewers say

  • Can’t believe my Schrodingering around paid off
  • This weeks fanking was more complicated than the film 'primer'
    @drpepperenjoyer-vx4See it on YouTube
  • I would unironically watch a 2 hour stream of marty looking at car listings
3 more comments
  • UNicorn Circuit Mother's Day special hosted by Momma Moog and Momma Marty sounds great. Do it!
    @johnm.withersiv4352See it on YouTube
  • They must be waiting on heaps of parts to be able to make another vid again 😂
    @TheSamazoidSee it on YouTube
  • 3 in a week? 😮

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The facts
Channel
MCM TV2
Subscribers
708,000
Channel views, last 7 days
119,983
Channel views, pace per day
3,659 (on a normal day: 17,050)
Video published
November 2, 2026
Video views so far
27,394 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day
47,491

The numbers

The episode has already passed MCM TV2's usual full-day audience, with only ten hours online.

the video's first day
usual first day here
8,714
this video
47,491
subscribers
708,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
102,519,803
views per day
3,659
typical day: 17,050
the video
views
27,394
likes
673
comments
132
days online
1
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
MCM TV2
708,000
CarExpert
688,000
As of November 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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