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Every channel on Channel GG. Pick a show, or turn the knob and let fate decide.

  1. CH 17:30Channel GGCartoons, the crew and the toy aisle. Pour a bowl and start here.
  2. CH 28:00Meet the CrewSay hi to the microbes working your night shift. Trading cards, tools and the buffet.
  3. CH 38:30Saturday Morning LessonsFive-second cartoons about what your gut gets up to all day.
  4. CH 410:00The ArcadeGames that teach. Insert no coins.
  5. CH 510:30The Toy AisleGut goodies for grown-ups. Collect the set, feed the crew.
  6. CH 69:00The MapRide the gut from Chomp Station to Downtown and get your passport stamped at every stop.
  7. CH 79:15The Tool KitEnzymes that snip, chip, slice and pop, plus bile, the soap. Grab one and cut something.
  8. CH 89:45The BuffetPrebiotics and fibre: food your tools can’t cut, served to the crew Downtown.
  9. CH 911:30The StationWho runs this channel, questions, fan mail and the fine print.
  10. CH 1011:00The GlossaryGut words from A to Z: a true definition and a silly one, side by side.
  11. CH 117:00The TV GuideWhat’s on, what’s next, and what’s on at 3 a.m. (it’s the fine print).
  12. CH 1210:45A Word from Our SponsorsJingles, slogans and a very calm announcer. Stay through the break.
  13. CH 1311:15The Sticker BookPeel, stick, show off. Then go find the ones you’re missing.
  14. CH 1412:30The Season PassNever miss an episode. Your goodies turn up every month, for less.
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Card 02Shape: Y

Biff

Bifidobacterium bifidum. Eats the fibre you can’t digest and turns it into acetate and lactate.

Biff, a yellow Y-shaped bacterium cheering with both branches up
Card 02Shape: Y
Biff, a yellow Y-shaped bacterium cheering with both branches up

Biff

Bifidobacterium bifidum

Eats the fibre you can’t digest and turns it into acetate and lactate.

Biff

The stats
Shape
A branched rod, often a Y. “Bifid” means split in two.
Hangs out
Large intestine.
Eats
Inulin and FOS.
Fun fact
Bifidobacteria are among the first microbes to move into a newborn’s gut.

The file on Biff

Biff is a bifidobacterium: a rod that branches, often into a Y. His branches double as raised arms, which is handy, because he cheers a lot.

He lives in the colon and eats the fibres your own enzymes can’t cut, like inulin and FOS. He ferments them into acids like acetate and lactate. A little gas comes along too.

Shape
A branched rod, often a Y. “Bifid” means split in two.
Hangs out
Large intestine.
Eats
Inulin and FOS.
Fun fact
Bifidobacteria are among the first microbes to move into a newborn’s gut.

AnnouncerBiff does not actually own a fork. He ferments.

Far-out fact

“Bifid” is Latin for split in two. That’s the Y.

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In the bottle

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Sporty

Bacillus coagulans

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