Can you put the pieces together? Test your deduction skills with Pixellence, a new game from TED.

Thank you, Paulo. — Wait, that was Paulo? — Yeah. Oh, thank you so much. — I got to go. Thanks. Oh my god, I've been looking for you all day. Tatiana gave me this Pandora's Legacy game, but it's missing a piece, but you said that you had it. Can you help me with that? — Hey, man. Uh, welcome to the games department. How can I help you? — Um, wait, haven't I seen you somewhere before? — Maybe around the office. Anyway, I can help you get your missing piece, but you'll have to play a game first. — Of course. Uh, what's the game? Let's take a look at the board. Okay, so all you got to do is use the tiles to make the picture. If you get it right, you get your piece. wrong, you have to come back tomorrow and try again. — Uh, but game night is tonight. — Well, uh, I suggest you get it right today, then. — Okay, let's do this. Pause now to figure it out for yourself. — What did you say? — Sorry, force a habit. Okay, this one goes here. Tick t. What about tick tock t take? — You know that's really not that helpful. — Thank you, — dude. Oh, sorry. I just got a ton of points. — First word sounds like a bike. — A basketball. tornado. — Seriously, — wait. — Oh, no. — Okay, I think that's pretty good. — You did it, man. It's a heart. heart. Uh, can I get that piece now? — Oh my god. Yeah. Here we go. — Okay. — Here's your piece. — Finally. — See you at game night. Bye. — See you. Yes. Okay.