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In this Broadcast Award-winning, BAFTA and Emmy Award-nominated entertainment show, Taskmaster tyrant Greg Davies (Man Down, Cuckoo), with the help of his loyal assistant Alex Horne (The Horne Section and the show’s creator), sets out to test the wiles, wit and wisdom of five hyper-competitive comedians.
Comedians that have risked life, limb, and dignity in the hope of making the Taskmaster proud so far include: Frank Skinner (The Frank Skinner Show), Mel Giedroyc (The Great British Bake Off), Romesh Ranganathan (Asian Provocateur), Hugh Dennis (Outnumbered), Sally Phillips (Bridget Jones’ Diary), Rose Matafeo (Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2018), and Russell Howard (The Russell Howard Hour). Unaware of what awaits them in each wax-sealed envelope, only one competitor can become the victorious owner of His Royal Task-ness’ golden head and be crowned the next Taskmaster Champion.
Finding loopholes to the rules was the core essence and greatest joy of the show for me, until this tactic was discouraged or simply forgotten by the contestants.
there's a bit of playing things up for the camera, if everybody did things straight forward it wouldn't be funny, same with always ignoring the challenge
There are definitely contestants finding loopholes in season 13
i think the loopholes wasn't really a core mechanic untill the yoga balls. then all other seasons realized that loopholes are a great way to win and make good content but the taskmaster also had to make it hard enough so they need to put enough rules in the task. but its still possible i think. it all depends on how much contestants can think outside the box in the limited time they are given
@@maartendetemmerman393 yeah some people are limited to what they can think of especially in a given time, also it is clear some contestants have never seen the show and so just see the tasks for what they are, rather than realising there is probably an alternative way
Meanwhile constructors in f1: heh
Imagine how smug the contestants feel sitting and watching everyone else do a task they know they knocked out of the park
And then imagine they broke one little rule and are disqualified.
@@PonmonofNuggetor shooting the potato into the golf hole springs to mind
@@nickmahr3354nd Lee Mack’s loo roll fail
Like Joe Wilkinson and the potato😂😂
@@HaydenLau. I was going to say the same thing. He was clapping for everyone's attempt and was so excited the whole show you could just tell he was waiting for his moment only for it not to count lol
Rhod tying up Alex is the most obviously genius move, but getting Ben Fogle to shout the charades words is even more genius imo
My first instinct on hearing the task was: Just call them. They probably know each other, or maybe have at least Alex' number. Just take out your phone and call. Not as hilarious, but still technically valid, isn't it?
@@gi0nbecell They take their phones away for some tasks. Since we don't see them take their phones out - we can assume they don't have them. In a lot of tasks, the have to use Alex's phone when they decide to use a phone.
And even if they did have their phones, how are they supposed to use them with foam hands on?
@@gi0nbecell they know eachother "WHATS YOUR NAME??????"
My favorite tasks to see are either ones where someone just randomly has so much skill at doing whatever it is, or when they find a brilliant loophole to the task.
What're the skill ones?
@@jobansand the potato hole in one for instance
@@jobansand or Victoria coren Mitchell nailing the riddle task without doing half the hints they were supposed to do
@@jobansand Russell Howard’s cricket bowl
@@bryansmyth4237 you beat me to it, thats the #1 skillful display on the show
"Something sharp" is one of the whittiest things I've heard on the show. Well done, Alex Horn!
I was hoping Rhod would bring him a slice of lemon
@@andyrooiam or some sharp cheddar
This joke would have worked better in German, where we use the same word to mean "sharp" and "spicy".
I think you mean "Whell done, Alex Whorn"
@@DemstarAus I've searched some on the internet and I've come up with nothing useful or relatable about the word "'Whell". In conclusion: I know darn well when and how I use my words. Enjoy your day!
Katherine Parkinson working out that there could be coconut water in the fridge is even funnier knowing that she couldnt work out the spider was outside and putting the shoes on the table
Indeed, that moment of absolute brilliance was made even better by the absolute mess that Katherine was throughout the rest of the series.
I swear, people compose the funniest sentences when talking about this show.
@@elbruces, true. My eyes are circles.
@@bcaye No, no, I think Bruce meant the statement about putting shoes on the table, instead of the spider. Talking about this show creates some of the most nonsensical descriptions. Like when James Acaster threw a cardboard box at a tree to build the highest tower.
"Am I the spider?" Still one of the best lines ever in Taskmaster.
the Katherine Parkinson one makes me wonder about all the tasks where there was a loophole planned by the production team but not found
I've always wondered the opposite, like did production go buy coconut water for the fridge after she suggested it because it was so funny?
There was the time they wrote “8” on the caravan for the satsuma task and when they put the goosebumps books in the caravan for the “get goosebumps” task
@@IngaFox The Taskmaster logo on the carton of coconut water suggests that it was planned.
@@jeanlafayette7152 the sticker is there to hide the name
I remember watching an extra bit on the Dave channel (now region locked) about the bread slicing task of series 4, no one found it but it was revealed later that there was a blade embedded in a sausage in the pan.
These are all genius but Rhod tying up Alex is my absolute favourite. Not in this video, but I also liked when Joe Lycett opened the jar before reading the task (probably not a loophole but still genius).
Ya, but on another task doing subverting before reading could screw things up or even dq you in a way
@@kurtsudheim825 right, but Joe knew the risk he was taking even asked Alex about it before deciding to go ahead before reading the task.
@@kurtsudheim825 Yeah, I don't remember who but somebody ate a chocolate before reading the task and the task that you'd be dqed automatically if you are it 😂
@@SayonR also Joe, and technically given 5 minus points and not DQd
Rhod tying up Alex *is* in this video
I remember somebody once said they wouldn't be suprised if Rhod tried to weld the door to the van shut during a game of hide n seek to ensure alex couldn't escape.
that would be a rhod move to do and he would build a doom around it to make it sure
One contestant did that in the Swedish version of the show
The unexpected rivalry between David Baddiel and Ed Gamble as well as Rhod Gilbert and James Acaster was brilliant to watch, they all slowly became more and more unhinged and chaotic as their series’ went on
I love the crack between the contestants in the studio, the last series with Ardal et al was hilarious
David and Ed with the drawing has to be the best
Series*
Watching contestants slowly lose their minds over the course of the season is truly one of the best parts of taskmaster
@@lucaspeters-murphy2770 dear lord, what a sad, pathetic life Jane
8:18 “ There was no need to put a bucket on his head, was there?” always cracks me up 😂
or a hat on the bucket
@@markstamp3937 no, once the bucket was put on his head it would've been a crime if the hat didn't follow
That was beyond the pail
@@nottersxi That one wasn't very a-pail-ling
Wouldn't be able to nick all of his belongings otherwise
Weighing in of Ed Gamble's closed bin: if you go to a shop and they are loading things in through the back entrance, but the front door is locked then the shop is closed. Same for bins
closed to the public yes, not closed all together
Who'd have thought that bin opening / closing etiquette was so deep and sophisticated?
Would you call a box that has its top closed, but side and/or bottom open, a closed box?
@@firesong7825 no, I'd call it broken.
@@firesong7825 a box isn’t a bin. This is about what the function of the item is. If I couldn’t put something in the black bag of a bin because it’s upside down then it’s closed. If a side of a box was open then it’s open.
Ed Gamble shouting "Dedication, Dave!!!", will always make me laugh
@dsoui woi lol true
I saw this comment right as they were saying that. XD
I think I might have worked out a slightly easier and less labor intensive solution. I would have to recheck the wording, but I think if you were to juggle (toss up and catch continuously) the thing, then you could just start doing that before opening the bin, open the bin and toss the thing in, and then repeat 😊
Yeah I'd probably end up shouting if I had to put up with David Baddiel having sly digs at me as well to be fair.
Although it's been featured in many compilations before I would have picked Hugh pulling the plug from the treadmill instead of the sandwich delivery task because in this one he still didn't win (Noel did) but I believe Hugh's victory in the treadmill task is the biggest landslide victory throughout the show given the ball stayed on there for 4 months
everything hugh did was either completely genius or the least practical thing possible
I did not expect you to be here
@@anikaru547 my favourite thing is when a contestant finds the loophole and still manages to be utterly shit. like Mark and the rainbow or Hugh and the fat, bald, white man
Personally, I'd say Rhod tying Alex up was the biggest landslide victory of a task because Alex was physically unable to finish his end of it meaning, technically, Rhod has still not been untied by Alex to this day
I always assumed the "4 months" thing was an off-the-cuff joke by Alex. I just doubt the team actually left functional electrical equipment (a treadmill) out on the driveway under all weather conditions, especially considering they don't 'own' that building and other people would need to use that driveway even if that Task of Hugh's was the last one TM filmed that season. Not to mention that strong winds and rain (and cats) would have probably dislodged the ball at some point. Agree though that Hugh's move was genius here! And deserves to be featured in a video like this.
For the charades game, you can get around the rule 'you are not allowed to raise your voice' by just shouting as soon as the time starts. If you start off shouting and keep shouting, you aren't raising your voice relative to when you started.
Ooh, that's clever. Is that you, Rhod?
@@michaelreid322 he sounds more like tv presenter Richard osman
Yeah but your voice fluctuates, not raising your voice assumes a constant decibel range and yelling nonstop would eventually drop your tone and you would have to raise it when it goes down.
@@sws212 yea but they wouldn't be paying that much attention to it would they?
Nope, because your voice is still raised compared to normal. You'd have to shout your entire life up to that point.
i have (finally) worked out another way to win the tie yourself up task. Tie up your hands, and then once Alex comes to untie you just keep running away from him
My first idea! Put things in the middle on the grass, turn around the things like in a cartoon.
Climb a tree and then like him with a spear like object when he comes close
Tie your hands like he did, go back inside, lock the doors and bolt the windows, and just go about living your life for the next 24 hours xD
Had the same idea the moment he started tieing him
@@Noriniaalex has knocked down the door before, so that wouldn't help
Ben Fogle being willing to shout things out across a river was surprisingly pleasing.
I'd love to see Susie Dent on this for the simple reason she could argue about the wording of a task which could go either way of helping her win the season ir hinder herself or other contents during the task
would love to see it but i doubt she'll do it she isnt that much a foreground lady mainly witty background
I don't think there are than many cases where the wording REALLY leaves room for a loophole to make the task easier... and others don't try loopholes enough for wording to matter in trying to prevent that.
@@KuroroSama42 I was thinking more how the task may be worded and then interpreted, in the same way Richard Osman put 3balls on the yoga matt on the top of that hill
I mean she already helped Richard Osmon win that task so Ill enjoy watching her argue with Alex and Greg and an unhinged member of the cast
Susie Dent and Rachel Riley are in my dream cast for this show 😊 Would love to see their approaches.
Always my favourite bit when they hold these off after everyone else has done it and you can’t help but scream “I should have done that” at the TV.
Definitely. Seeing the others' reactions at how they crushed the task is always so good haha
I do love that they clearly placed the coconut water in the fridge specifically so that people would find it for that task. Very cheeky.
Yeah, when I saw the task my first thought was "huh, coconut water. Is that something specific (like how coconut milk is the milky liquid found in coconuts), or just water that touched a coconut?", and the second being to try and spot any water on the table. Then when I saw there was none, I went "huh, isn't this task impossible?", not remembering they had a kitchen nearby. Still, going for the pre-packaged water in the fridge over a glass of tap water still threw me for a loop. She must have anticipated the planner to have been cheeky like that, alongside suspecting it of being an actual product.
@@feha92 You don't find coconut milk just sitting inside coconuts, that's the coconut water. Coconut milk requires processing and it is extracted by pressing the white pulp of the coconut after it's been grated.
@@tylisirn I disagree. Any media (particularly donald duck) about ppl stranded on deserted island have had them drink coconut milk by drilling a hole and usually inserting a straw and one of those tiny parasols.
@@tylisirn And I told you I disagree, and gave you a source where anecdotally I have seen the term milk had been used for what you consider water (which by the nature of languages being how ppl use them, makes it applicable in that context).
This is probably the third time I’ve seen the tying-up stunt with Rhod and Alex. I only just now got the “something sharp” joke, when Alex requested such for lunch.
I don't get it
@@John-Adams something sharp as in a knife so he can get himself out 😊 i didn’t get it at first either haha
@@thegeorgiemoore what else could "something sharp" mean?
@@riddlydiddlyimawantedmanin4442 Sharp can be used to describe food, especially cheese. It means that the food has a strong, pungent, sometimes bitter flavor
Sour like a sharp lemon Typically something so sour it hurts like a blade
The absolute brilliance of Katherine parkinson finding coconut water in the fridge and yet she couldn't find the spider to put the boots on it.
But she was still the slowest at drinking the coconut water lol
@@Dilmahkana Yeah, I don't like her winning, cause it was meant to be based on speed. She had a great idea, but was last, not first
@@FluffyDragon (except Hugh's dance one haha) I don't really care about the scores. Neither does the show overall I think. Hence why Davies' temperamental mood and inconsistent scoring is great and allowed. It's a device for the show.
@@FluffyDragon She was first because everyone else messed it up according to the rules, though.
You said things but added nothing
Alex Horne is an underestimated comedy wizard.
But is he a tree wizard?
His devotion to the bit when Rhod completely demolished the tying up task was fantastic
I don't know. I think he's more of a mage, than a wizard, due to the lack of a pointy hat and long beard.
Absolutely. Creating the show and then knowing he has to be the whipping boy also. Brilliant.
Not underestimated, the guy is absolutely minted.
I think Rhod definitely wins the “most ingenious workaround” award for his task. That’s some pretty impressive brain thinking there.
Don't know what's more concerning: - Being tied thoroughly up in a chair and left there with little means of escape. - A maniac hopping towards you with sharp scissors pointed in your direction.
You should do a compilation of Hugh Dennis using a blade in his tasks
Scissors please 😈
“Scissors, please.”
The delightful surprise Rhod shows when he gets praise from the others for tying Alex up is just so lovely. ☺
I love how Phil sums it up for everyone and they just keep nodding. "We'd love to hate that but that was fuc*ing great."
Out of context, that is the wildest sentence I’ve ever read, but in context I totally agree!!
It's criminal that Noel's attempt at the course was left out of this montage. He also found a loophole (lifting up the ropes and ducking under them) -- and he even beat Hugh's time. That's why he looks so nonchalant after Hugh's attempt.
I wouldn't consider Noel's a loophole, he just happened to be really good at the task, but yeah since he was quicker they should have used a different clip for Hugh
How about times contestants found loopholes and still screwed up? I.e. Roisin making Alex eat the pies but then looking away, Hugh and Mark's epic disasterpieces and in the most recent series, Bridget removing the basket but breaking the rules for carrying multiple ducks at once
Not sure if it counts as a loophole but Mark Watson and his "rainbow"
@@Yashirmare That's what I meant with his 'epic disasterpiece'. Although I feel like that task was designed so somebody would find the light switch, unlike the other examples I listed
@@iliketrains3495 Ohh right, I wasn't entirely sure what you meant by that as I all could think of was Hugh and the mirror haha.
Or Katherine Ryan figuring out she could move the red green for the potato throw, but not moving it enough to just walk up to the hole. Similarly, Rose Matafeo figuring out she could move the lasso line, but not moving it too much.
'Disasterpiece' is a fantastic word
As a grammar nerd (or perhaps unreasonable autistic) I think Richard's hill ball win is what makes(/made?) this show great, grammar is actually fun, people. Finding different meanings within whats basically a puzzle sentence, intended or not, is so fucking fun
Im not a grammar nerd, but I know I can end up finding an other meaning in a same sentance then someone else. My brain just works different. Like, I had an arguement with one of my classmates once about the wording in a math question. We both came to different understand of it (Basically an either/or math question) to the point that the substitute teacher had to come and "explain" which in the end sided with what classmate. I still didnt understand what she explained, as I still understood the question differently
It’s interesting to watch the first two seasons and seeing people argue over whether loopholes and clever interpretations of the wording should be allowed, knowing that that’s a very important part of Taskmaster’s identity now.
This random guy shouting titles across the river was very funny
Wait you don't know Ben Fogle?
Trying to find loopholes in tasks is my absolute favourite!😍
I’ve been watching the international versions lately and this is what’s missing.
"All the information's on the task"
My favorite ever version of this is the stuffed camel through the smallest gap and it ends up being a Baby Gap .
That was a good one
The line, "something sharp" gets me every time. Well played Alex.
Katherine figuring out it’s in the fridge is insane, I mean she can’t find a pan in front of her
can i just say props to the editors. they made those transitions soo smooth it seems like ur just watching one episode of something instead of clips
For the mat one, they didn't read the last part "the task is complete when the tree balls sits fully inflated and stationary on the mat." Never said anything about the hill, so it count
I would've loved if Hugh and Rhod could have been in the same series. I get why they didn't, or timing or whatever, but instead of a Champions or New Years special, I'd love to see an absolute mad man psychopath special
And put them in the same team. And it's the worst day for Alex ever. Just pure chaos. They might not even win. Just chaos.
@@surajajayduvadi3583 haha, that and have the two teams compete at the same time and just watch everyone switch teams and try to ruin the game and then it just ends up with Alex losing all control
Add Sally, James, and Liza for the most unhinged special possible 😂
Rhod & Hugh are both scary geniuses.
Or just funny comedians?
This whole video could have just been Rhod Gilbert doing pretty much any task from series 7.
Loop holes where THE BEST part of the show. Loved to see their creativity
love the genius idea of bringing the mat to the balls. good lesson in listening carefully and thinking before you act. amazing.
Even though the task is to place the balls on the yoga mat on top of the hill. Its specifying "on the top of the hill", so I don't see that as a loophole, it's just not doing what the instructions say.
@@GreenHouseM13 It is definitely ambiguous enough. It depends on how it was written I suppose. It reminds me of the example of why people use the oxford comma. Let's eat grandma! or Let's eat, grandma! In one your eating grandma and the other your not. Is the description saying the yoga mat has to be on top of the hill or is it simply stating that the yoga mat is on top of the hill right now?
@@3xceIIent Still, you know that the intention of the text is for you to move the balls to the top of the hill, so it shouldn't entirely be ambiguous.
@@GreenHouseM13 The only time the hill was mentioned was when it said "the yoga mat is on top of that hill". It didn't say place the balls on top of the hill. It said place them on the yoga mat. Why is this any less of a loophole than the other things?
@@GreenHouseM13 The yoga mat was on top of the hill. The breakdown given in the show is correct: In English, the way the task was written could mean either to have the balls on top of the yoga mat and the yoga mat on top of the hill, OR it could mean "the yoga mat on top of the hill" as an identifier of which yoga mat to use. What a fun language. You're ASSUMING that we know the intention. That's not how rules work. It's definitely not how laws work. You never assume intention behind the rule, you only go by what is IN the rule or supporting documents such as from the rulemaking/lawmaking process.
I love how Susie Dent is the leading television authority on all word and language disputes. XD Purple People represent!
I'm always thinking about the wording of the task and how I could be pedantic and get around the restrictions, so it's nice to see that it works out sometimes.
That’s the best thing about TM is a contestant finding the loophole in a task……
I've not watched this show before, but I was expecting Hugh to put his foot down then not lift it back up and just drag it along so he only had to eat 1 slice and could speed run the rest of the course.
that would have been my method too hahaha "every time my foot touches the ground?" Once it is then!
My instant thought was just walking normally, cause it's your shoe touching the ground, not your foot.
I'd have put the tray on the ground and then pushed it while crawling with the one foot kept in the air
My first tought was just to walk on 2 knees and one hand, go below the ropes, ended the challenge in 30 seconds.
I expected him to put it down, take a step, lift it, put it down, take a step, and so on. Since he had a shoe on the foot.
Rhod's moment of genius forever one of the greatest moments of Taskmaster history especially when he's expecting everyone to get mad at him.
rhod tying up alex is one of the best things I’ve ever seen
I am a big fan of Hugh and I was so happy that he was one of the clever contestants! Amazing stuff. Love him.
Rod's task is legendary
The one legged delivery task loophole was great but it's still a miracle to me that his foot never touched the ground. If I did that, my foot might have touched the ground LESS but it still would have lol
What’s more impressive is the entire drink survived the trip 😂 just saying that’s the more difficult task
@@Tyfu39944 that's also a very great point 😂 but at least part of the time he wasn't holding it
My face certainly would have
I’ve never watched any Taskmaster until this clip and suspect I’ve seen the very best of it now.
No, you haven't.
@@PabloSanchez-qu6ib I’ll take that as advice and watch the show some time then.
You haven't seen a man violently smash a watermelon onto the floor and eat it like a starved beast (season 1 episode 1, first task)
my reaction to the guy tying up the person who is supposed to untie him and then putting a bucket on his head: I see someone has played Skyrim as a thief.
Hugh Dennis
I am still impressed by Richard Osman's one. The yoga mat on the top of the hill is a genius interpretation.
The other four contestants being just unanimously impressed and borderline aroused by Rhod 😆
Judi Love taking the basket of Alex’s bike should be in this. One of my absolute favourite moments of the series!
She still got disqualified though
I figured they would have someone else step on the pedal to open the bin right after they threw the object
That's what Jo Brand did
"Something sharp" makes me laugh so much! I wish my countries Taskmaster was this hilarious
Wasabi on toast
for his entire series, Ed Gamble woke up and chose violence
I genuinely thought this was just going to be a Rhod compilation. 😅
REALLY surprised there was no bonus point for Rhod for tying up Alex so well lol
He got nine points in total from that task when factoring in the boilersuit (only Phil beat him) so a bonus point wasn’t even necessary
At any time if you're arguing against a loophole and you start your argument with "yes but", you've already lost.
I do belive the Richard Osmonds effort changed the entire show from that moment
Ed's bin was closed. It was just a broken bin
Lesson: if on taskmaster, first solution to think of should always be to ask someone else for help.
well, really what these guys do is try to make the show entertaining above all else.
Greg said it on Cats does countdown: Never question Dent’s authority.
I always enjoy when “Moneybags” Murray shows up. He’s always got a devilish grin on his face.
I don't watch this show much, but i vividly remember an episode where they had to get rid of a giant block of ice. The wording was something like 'make it disappear'. While others tried to break it apart or melt it with hot water in the shower, someone threw it in a river.
I think I've seen enough of these compilations to say I've binged the whole show several times over out of order.
As soon as they read to drink a tbsp of coconut water I immediately thought "There's probably some in the fridge" LOL
shoutout to alex for his ability to weave the jokes the players make into his preplanned presentation. “butch boy” really cracked me up
picking up the leaves killed me
Rhod is legitimately the protagonist of the taskmaster universe. I feel like everything before it led to him, and everything after it was just the wake he left. Not to disrespect anyone else that's participated in the show, because I genuinely think that they are all great.
Interesting, I feel like Rhod is the worst thing to ever happen to taskmaster. Though I do respect the tying up Alex!
@@Mistform the worst? i mean I get that alot of people after him tried way too hard to replicate his magic but thats not really his fault. Its like saying noel was bad for the show because he started the trend of people wearing costumes which got old.
@@hunbi1875 "his magic" lol. I get it, you love him. To me he seemed like a prick who thought he was better than all this but got away with stuff because he was friends with Greg. Reminded me of a high-school bully.
@@hunbi1875I’m glad it’s not just me who thinks the costume gimmick got old, I think it totally jumped the shark with Katy Wix’s builder outfit. Although I did really like Lee Mack and especially Bridget Christie’s
Rhod really should have come back with a block of cheese, and as he set it on Alex's lap just said, "Sharp Cheddar".
Or you know a lemon
We don't use the terminology "sharp" to describe cheese in the UK.
Hugh had so many great moments followed up by shit moments. The dinner tray task, the treadmill, and getting the bag across a football pitch were all great moments. Just true lateral thinking.
I love that they went to Susie Dent. Fridge coconut water is a prisoner's dilemma. It is obvious, but you don't score if anyone else does it.
Nah, just pierce the bottle instead of opening the top. It's the extraction method, not the place you get it from.
Alex's sense of comic timing is impeccable
I love it how in every programme that Greg is in. He always protects Susie Dent. Something to tell us Greg? ❤️
Never fuck with dictionary corner!
@@Snaakie83 Or someone’s going to get fu@@@ng hurt. 🤪🤪🤣🤣
It's the unbroachable alliance between the school teachers and librarians.
@@paulgoodwin81 cap ref gif
Jimmy Carr would be good at this; he’s got some experience with making use of loopholes 😂
My first thought with the coconut water one was to just put the coconut inside a pot with water, boil it for a few seconds then drink the "coconut water".
"Finding loopholes is TIGHT!"- Pitch Meeting Guy
Rhod going “💡🤨☝️ ahaha!” was so funny to me for whatever reason
The one time Rhod’s ‘out of the box’ thinking actually paid off.
There's something quite magical about watching Ben Fogle yell 'Winnie the Pooh' over a river
Oh dang I didn't know Taskmaster used some of the regulars from Eight out of Ten Cats! That dude in the beginning who tied up the host is absolutely hilarious, gotta watch this show now
“What do you want for lunch?” “Something sharp” lmaooo
I watched a show similar to Fear Factor in which occasionally the host would do the challenges. Every time he did he showed they could have done it completely smarter For example: they had to hold on to a horizontal pole that would get progressively higher. So he climbed up and hung with his arms and legs instead of just his hands.
everytime i watch this show, i always look for the loopholes, i always listen to the task carefully and find a way to break it. real fun
for the last one I would have just dragged my foot across the ground, then I'd only have to have one slice and I could do it incredibly fast
As a disabled person, my first thought was that I'd lie on the ground with the tray on my belly and one foot in the air while the other pushes me along, because ain't no way I'd be able to hop without losing balance! Your idea is very good, too.
Yet fastest fullist tray wins
This is the first I've ever seen of this series and I *love* it! I'm watching more asap
Loopholes are the highlight of this show.
For the last one I was expecting someone to put a barrier between their shoe and the ground, like wrapping it in a bag or putting it on a tray of some kind
Or they could’ve sit down and crawled, pushing the dinner tray on the ground and making sure to keep that foot raised
Nothing said their shoe couldn't touch the ground.
@@aaroneousak2146 Another good point!
Those are simply the best moments of the series.
The first guy sounds like he'd be a spectator in a posh fight and say "Come on, Monty! He's dishonoured you!"
I love the hell out of this show a bunch of comedians doing silly shit XD
“The title of my new rap album” is such a fantastic off-the-cuff throw-away joke.
Hugh cutting down the flags and then doing the whole thing on one foot anyway is utterly hilarious
the one where he tied up Alex had me in STITCHES. ohh I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in my LIFE. AND THE HAT !! priceless
why does the taskmaster account always forget about the brilliance of Alice and Russel's shower task?
For the lunch carrying task, I would have just dragged the lifted foot along the ground. It only touched once, therefore, only one small piece is missing
or just walk i have shoes on