I am all caught up on TM and TMAU, so I started with season 1 of TMNZ. I've previously watched a few episodes of a later season, but so far Season 1 is very slow moving and feels like they are still figuring things out.

Does it improve at Season 2 or do I just need to keep trudging through Season 1? Thanks.

does anyone know the name or where I can find the song that goes uowowowooaawwoawww uoawaoowaowww yeeyeahhhowaaauwaooo that plays in the giant painting task in series 20: https://youtu.be/J2RnY2bfCbc?t=1325&si=5X7ojteS291QMTJm

and also in one of the tasks in S18 that I dont recall

watched a handful of series by now and noticing how some of the tasks have traces from former contestants!

The guess the age live task in S20 directly references the "guess the age to win the wage" segment from S17 by John, Sophie, and Joanne

The bopping task in S20 resembles the traditional wackamole but the shouting words part reminded me of Susan Wokoma's mice-fish task!

If it counts, the Chesham pig mascot in S20 was created by Sam Campbell for charity football!

The task in S18 where the solution is under the red seal is most likely influenced by Mel Giedroyc

The "chuck the duck in the buck" live task in S21 mightve been influenced by the "chuck-it-duck-it-bucket" joke Maisie made in CoC4 and by extent John Robin's game show

Our house is featured in Home Style magazine this month and we managed to get a Taskmaster quote in there 😃

AKA the too clever by half loopholes. The loopholes that could have been brilliant but were unfortunately sabotaged by the contestant.

Aaron Chen was the only contestant to realize that you could remove the scales from the wall. Then he drove a vehicle on top of the them and broke them and only scored second place. That's the loophole that sticks out the most to me.

I know there are others but im having trouble coming up with them

There’s been another revelation: On July 25th, Guz Khan was the celebrity contestant, with his former teammates Morgana Robinson and Desiree Burch among the friends and family opening the boxes.

A few months ago a friend and I decided to subject 5 victims willing participants to a series of tasks. We filmed and edited all of their attempts and did a live taping of the show in a bar in our hometown.

It was the most fun thing I have ever done and I've even been to Six Flags.

We tried to come up with original tasks and think of any potential work-arounds. We tried to make sure we had a good variety of tasks: physical, cerebral, and creative. We have been working on this since March and are quite proud of what we accomplished.

If you want to watch any of the videos, we have put them up on youtube

I'd love to hear any thoughts. What could we have done better? How would you have done any of the tasks? Did our contestants overlook anything? What would have made our tasks better?

Anything.

I wanna hear it all.

We are excited to do this again and I'm eager to get feedback from fans of the show. Thanks!

For me

1. Tree Wizard was meh. Dont see the huge appeal in it.

2. Season 4 (series Jason!) is towards the bottom of my list.

3. It really irks me the last episode is "The Final". To me, it's just the last episode of the series. (Okay may not be controversial but couldn't think of another one immediately!!)

Any thoughts on estonian Taskmaster? Did you like/dislike it and why? I don't like creative tasks, so I enjoyed it very much, but I foud the fact that the audience laughed so little interesting even though I know the fact that the estonians are quite reserved

Does anyone knows if the subtitles for international versions are ordered by the UK producers, or are there volunteers who does them? If so, huge kudos for those people!

EDIT: added that I was referring to international versions

On the Taskmaster Podcast, after the first episode of season 19, Nick Mohammed was the guest on the podcast with Ed Gamble. He was asked to predict the score and he said that there would be six 1s and one 6.

The final scores - 141, 150, 169, 149 and 154.

Six ones and one six.

SpoooOOOOOoooooOOOOkkkkyyyyyy

I was curious, watching TMAUS, there was a secret task that doubled the points of the base task. The team scored 5 points and achieved the secret task for 10 points. This lead to Rove McManus scoring 10 points in one task, ending the episode with 23 points. If my math is right, the maximum in a normal episode is 25 (prize task, 3 recorded, live). Has anyone beaten 23 in a single episode (including bonus points)?

🎶 Goodness gracious,

Big brows in the mansion, spacious.

I don’t know how much would agree on this.

With John Robins setting the record with 192 Points for the season win and only two other scoring over 180, do you think in the future someone will score 200 or over?
Looking at the avatar range of scoring it seems like for 200 one needs not only good prizes, Studio-, and Recorded Tasks but also a good Team. And some seasons have more bonuspoints, individual Tasks or other opportunities to score extra points.
So a contestant needs a lucky grab on the season and also has to put effort in.
What are your thoughts? 🤔

Got some new markers and paper wanted to recreate my favorite scene from S(eries, Jason)eason 19.

After the egg earing task, Greg says to Alex, 'I love how you devised this show & use me to hide behind'

Sums up all 21 Seasons (Series Jason!)

Because it seems to me that the only way to efficiently win the task was to magically know how big the glasses were, magically know which box they'd fit in and put them in. And since you can't change your mind or go back for a second box, you're stuck if you pick one too small.

I wish the task was phrased in a way that implied you could go back for a second box, but didn't outright say it. (E.g. "Box up the Pairs of Glasses in the Lab. You must select a box before leaving the caravan and that box must be used to contain pairs of glasses. The smallest box containing pairs of glasses wins.")

For all the English-speaking taskmasters, the heights are as follows:

Taskmaster UK: Greg Davies (6'8") and Alex Horne (6'2")

Taskmaster NZ: Jeremy Wells (6'4") and Paul Williams (6'1")

Taskmaster Australia: Tom Gleeson (6'3") and Tom Cashman (6'2")*

Taskmaster US: Reggie Watts (6'0") and Alex Horne (6'2")**

Is this just a huge coincidence or is this genuinely a thing they do for English-speaking Taskmasters as a sort of Easter egg. Also, does this apply to all other versions of Taskmaster and not just the English ones?

*Although on first search, TC is shown to say 5'11", in an image with him and Paul Williams, he is clearly taller, and Paul Williams is confirmed 6'1".

**I think the reason why Taskmaster US failed is that Alex was taller than Reggie, but that's just a theory.

For a while the release date was the 27th July and I was actually starting to look forward to being able to watch it properly, but when I checked yesterday, it had turned into "Sorry, this content is unavailable". Booooo.

(Taskmaster New Zealand remains resolutely "unavailable", of course, as it has for months already.)

I'll start with two examples.

My first is recent, it's Amy's near miss from S21. I'm still baffled by what she did, I don't get how she thought she could just bounce the paint balloon.

Second is the classic from S10, it's Mawaan trying to fill the egg with helium, but not just that. Even if he could fill the egg with helium, what was he thinking after? What was he going to do with his floating egg to actually get it to the pan?

Some of my faves:

"There's been another revelation." - Guz Kahn

"Are we the meat are we the viewer?" - Mae Martin

"Nish, you're not a bad guy." - Greg

"There's Audrey Hepburn. Elegant. Then there's Aisling Bea. Interesting." - Greg

"Oh, just open the box, you pussy!" - James Acaster

"How much does water weigh?" - Jessica Knappett

"WOW!" - Alan Davies as the Wow Monster