Quick answer
Inspect the television's power problem and use the first accepted room object as a cartoon energy source. The television remains the repeated target. The game uses exaggerated power reactions, so its electrical-looking solutions are not real wiring instructions.
- Level
- Level 104
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Power the Television.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A couple stands near a television and coffee table in a living room containing a fish tank, window, shelves and assorted electrical-looking objects. Inspect the television's power problem and use the first accepted room object as a cartoon energy source. Use one object at a time and check the resulting change before attempting a different part of the scene.
Work through the accessible items on the table and near the television. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
Check the tank, upper shelves and window area for the remaining accepted power interactions. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Complete the last energy contribution and let the restored television finish the task. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Tips
- The television remains the repeated target. The game uses exaggerated power reactions, so its electrical-looking solutions are not real wiring instructions.
- Work through the accessible items on the table and near the television. Look at the active target after each response; the next useful interaction can depend on the new arrangement.
- Check the tank, upper shelves and window area for the remaining accepted power interactions. Check the edges and the objects behind the foreground character once the obvious supplies have been used.
Common mistakes
- Do not interpret a cartoon power source as safe real-world electrical advice.
Frequently asked questions
Are the television power tricks real wiring instructions?
Do not interpret a cartoon power source as safe real-world electrical advice. The television remains the repeated target. The game uses exaggerated power reactions, so its electrical-looking solutions are not real wiring instructions.
What confirms the final part of this scene?
Complete the last energy contribution and let the restored television finish the task. Let the final animation resolve before replaying the last gesture, so an accepted action is not accidentally interrupted.
Which scene does the level 104 solution cover?
A couple stands near a television and coffee table in a living room containing a fish tank, window, shelves and assorted electrical-looking objects. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.