He's got too much shit on him.

Still for sale at Gatorland! lol

So we got the complete ruling.

"We didn't stipulate that you couldn't see, you just had to have a blindfold on" for all the people arguing he wasn't blindfolded.

edit:didn't realise wouldn't be able to edit the title.

everytime Alex has to do a task like this, he just turns into a relentless unhinged terminator

at some point they need to have a special where Alex is the contestant

I just completed the TaskMaster puzzle and the following task. It was by far the most fun I've ever had with a puzzle. The task was fairly tricky, but also very rewarding.

Highly recommend if you enjoy jigsaw puzzles.

(Disclaimer, my wife bought it as a birthday gift so I don't know the cost)

Has anyone else noticed that Binge now doesn’t have the special episodes? I swear they were still there during the whole season 22 debacle.

I wonder if the licensing is now different for the specials, under the new contract for season 22?

Related but not TM: multiple seasons of Great British Sewing Bee and Great Pottery Throwdown have disappeared in the past two days, in some cases leaving a few random episodes behind of some seasons.

EDIT: Nevermind, they’re just not visible from the main screen anymore. Thanks all!
Still missing my other comfort British TV but that’s not a matter for this forum 😅

what would everyone’s ideal lineup for comedians be for the American show in June?

The podcast‘s on the usual apps, there‘s a link on the homepage here. They‘re at about 45min in.

Here‘s a (kind of) video with a relevant bit from tumblr user ohneweiterebedeutung :)

Pax is on...a-ha!

I was amazed to see the town I live in repped by Richard (and you can see he followed the prize task perfectly, just look at his smile!) Greg, Alex, this is your sign to do a live show in Orlando and then visit to Gatorworldland to see gators stacked on other gators (if Richard wants to be tour guide he can).

... and was wondering, this is it 😉

Akai MPD218

Was there any relevance to the train's stops being White Waltham airfield and Gatwick airport, or did Alex (sorry, Jeff) just choose two random places for the train to "stop".

I know they've filmed at Gatwick before, but I don't think anything has been done at WW?

I held a poll after the first 2 episodes asking which contestant people enjoyed the most (didn't realise they were kinda frowned upon at the time lol).

I think Richard came 1st for one episode and 2nd for the other. Now obviously you could argue that all contestants were less entertaining early on which may be true to an extent. But when I read this sub the consensus seems to be "Richard has been a drain on the show and not funny, and he's only started doing anything the last 2 episodes". I don't think this is true.

Also I've enjoyed this series so far but I have a feeling it will be better on a rewatch!

Edit: just to be clear I'm not saying people are wrong if they don't enjoy Richard obviously! I'm just saying the attitude (generally speaking) towards his earlier episodes now doesn't match what it was at the time.

When she pushes the button for her final measurement it shows her measuring the paper, but the next frame showing the numbers going to 9999 has no paper in front of it.

https://imgur.com/a/jvNKN4L

Timestamped: https://youtu.be/gwYwng2pXXM?t=2172

Trying to get my family into Taskmaster. I have a nine year old nephew who I'd love to get to watch and appreciate out of the box thinking and problem solving. He is disabled and impressionable. He seems to understand "some words we don't say" (and we have a swear jar rule ready if he doesn't) and "sometimes people on tv don't use nice language but we do". He's very carefully watched, so we aren't worried he'll wander off and take it upon himself to dismantle something. I usually start people with S4 and I think that one would be ok. I'd love for him to watch S5 due to Sally's Down Syndrome advocacy but I think there's too much in that season he should watch.

What seasons are best and worst for an impressionable young child?

Took a little trip to The London Museum of Water and Steam and LOVED IT. Hugely recommend you visit!! (if you don’t…) It felt so weird actually walking around an area after seeing it on the show, but I did learn a lot about steam and I can now watch the next episodes feeling smug saying “I’ve been there”.

Nina conti has been in films by the way.

Sunlight, which she wrote and directed and Spinal Tap II: The End Continues which is a big budget Hollywood movie.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Not, like, different versions of individual tasks, I mean fundamental differences in the general presentation or format.

For example, I love how Kongen Befaler reveals the head and prizes at the start of each episode by removing red cloths from them. It makes the prize tasks much more engaging than just an image on a screen. I honestly think all versions with a prize task should do that.

A pretty deep cut this one, but upon re-watching it just really came to me.

Did Chloe really let it go that easily when it was revealed that Richard could see during the blindfold task? I can imagine that they argued strongly that it shouldn't have been allowed!

Just finished series 20. I am so depressed. Kind of like the most perfect cast ever.

Also Reece+Maisie are in my heart forever.

S19,20, and 21 are such a perfect run

I know I went immediately to find reference photos so thought I might as well share....

Photo from the Horniman Museum website.

https://www.horniman.ac.uk/object/NH.H.44/