Oh No! The SAT Has Gone Insane!
What should one do when they can keep getting perfect scores on the SAT? The most logical answer is to take it repeatedly and keep improving. As a result, the SAT questions become increasingly absurd. In physics, the question asks how to achieve nuclear fission. In mathematics, test takers are asked to produce a proof of Goldbach's conjecture. Students across the country are losing their minds!
Recorded · 2026-04-09 · source dramabox
Oh No! The SAT Has Gone Insane! spans 73 episodes, shot in vertical 9:16 for mobile viewing. The short episodic format compresses narrative around cliffhangers — every episode ends on a break that pulls you to the next.
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Oh No! The SAT Has Gone Insane! has 73 episodes.
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What should one do when they can keep getting perfect scores on the SAT? The most logical answer is to take it repeatedly and keep improving. As a result, the SAT questions become increasingly absurd. In physics, the question asks how to achieve nuclear fission. In mathematics, test takers are asked to produce a proof of Goldbach's conjecture. Students across the country are losing their minds!
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