The winner of the second series final, William Xi, won the title of "Australia's Brainiest Kid" and a trust fund worth A$20,000 that he cannot touch before his 18th birthday. Mild outrage arose when over half of the Caucasian contestants were eliminated in the preliminary televised rounds. Among them was Luke Bridget who was rather predictably eliminated first, after being entered into the show so that "special" children would not be seen to be excluded from the competition. This was parodied on an episode of "The Chaser's War on Everything" featuring an advertisement for "Australia's Brainiest Non-Asian Kid," in which a contestant is unable to answer "What's two plus three?" correctly. This was followed by dozens of upcoming specials, featuring numerous animals, inanimate objects, and three subliminal messages.