My dream lineup consists of Susie dent, Stephen Fry, Sandi toksvig, and Rachel Riley. Not sure who the fifth contestant would be to compete with that lineup.
There might have been some bias, but there was a lot of Rhod actually being funny and/or smart while they were complaining oh no they didn't actually do what the stupid task says to the letter in the game where they intentionally write the tasks to have multiple solutions if you can convince the taskmaster that it's valid. If Rhod didn't keep making the underwear greg joke he would have won.
Have you ever seen him on would I lie to you when he tells the story about his arch-nemesis the little kid pranking him with cabbages? Really made me feel that he would be perfect as Junior taskmaster
The two angriest ones, James and Iain, are interesting. If it hadn't been for the fact that James had practiced the hula for so long but then messed up in the first couple seconds of the studio task, that conversation probably would've been much calmer. Iain though... was just being himself, and I can't imagine that conversation going any differently 😂
13:48 I love how quickly Alex reframes the explanation to being 'Katherine specific'. Without missing a beat he riffs on Greg's joke about Katherine. Fantastic teamwork, that's why I love y'alls.
This compilation could feature most tasks of Series 15. The debates have been really good this series and most arguments valid. It’s all been in good faith though, I don’t think anyone’s been genuinely bitter over points being given out.
@@rafhurffer7884 i felt the same after the first episode. Second wasnt quite as much, by episode 5 i love the new crew 🤣 The dance was a bit yeah.. better with music though lol
There are some series where everyone gets on with each other and treats Taskmaster like a holiday, which is fine. However, the best series are the ones where everyone’s at each other’s throats, backchatting and begging for Greg to look at technicalities, treating it like the elite sport it is 😂
@@RD-js3uo people typically quote their favorite parts in the comment section. It's been this way for as long as I can remember. At least now you know.
Doesn't matter. "After releasing your marble you may not touch your marble nor do anything to affect its movement." So, once you let go of it you can't do anything to affect it. He let it go when he placed it in the machine, then turned it on. It said nothing about the timer of it rolling. Also the challenge rules started when they said "Your time starts now." at the very start, so the letting go rule was already in play.
The literal wording of the lipstick task, and the Osman rule, you could have put a lipstick on your lips and then drawn with the lipstick itself, rather than needing to use your lips as a brush (the lipstick that is on your lips)?
The one thing that bugs me most and it's bugged me since I've wat he'd the episode and that is Rhod shouldn't have been disqualified because he found a tangerine not a satsuma
The Yoga ball on the hill task was the first clip I ever saw of TM and hearing it read out the first thing I thought of was to take the mat down the hill
I think it rolled without stopping for all of 20 seconds though, as washing machines stop rolling periodically during the wash cycle - so it didn't affect things too much.
Yep. He located a previously well established fixed orange, so no finding really occurred. At no point would it involve uncertainty, unless this was the film Memento.
Am I the only one who heard the lipstick task and thought: Okay, so just put the lipstick on your lips, and now that it's on there you can use the actual lipstick to draw. It doesn't technically go against the task. Use only lipstick on your lips. It doesn't say you have to use your lips, just the lipstick on your lips. Am I wrong?
That final comment, by Greg, "... but now I have a full erection..." - really speaks volumes about the whole show.. Or maybe just Greg Davies?? About Alex Horn???
Pretty sure you could have just drawn a picture of the taskmaster after applying makeup. It didn't say use lipstick on your lips to draw a picture of the Taskmaster.
I think the washing machine marble run must be debated. Do the instructions not say, "After releasing your marble, you must not touch your marble nor do anything to affect its movement"? Pretty sure he needed to start the washing machine before he released his marble for that to count.
To be fair the task wasn’t worldly correctly. No such thing as a ventriloquist puppet. A ventriloquist dummy is a type of puppet sure, but it’s called a dummy.
Side note: there is a TRULY excellent documentary filmed by Nina Conti called "A Ventriloquists Story: Her Master's Voice" where she examines her own work as a ventriloquist, what it means to have that act-partnership with a puppet, etc. A really lovely and revealing film (imo), I cannot recommend it enough.
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.
Iain was awful in the first few episodes. But then after watching one of the team tasks and seeing himself on screen being a dick to his teammates, he had an epiphany, apologised profusely and calmed right down. Although I hated him at the start he really grew on me. The opposite direction of travel to the one Lou Sanders took in that season.
@@wyrmseyeview26 He seems to be used to people pushing back. This is something one often sees in school when children with siblings encounter children without and they operate according to different social contracts.
I can't wait until Susie Dent actually goes on taskmaster and wins purely because she is the highest voice of authority on the show
lol, I would like to see the entire 8oo10c cast do a series together, Jimmy Carr Susie Dent and Rachel Riley! :D
I hope she’s secretly unhinged like Sally Phillips.
I love all these comments 😊
Yes, The Dentmeister don’t fuck around 😂
My dream lineup consists of Susie dent, Stephen Fry, Sandi toksvig, and Rachel Riley. Not sure who the fifth contestant would be to compete with that lineup.
_"OH OH ONE OF EM'S MY FWEND"_ lives rent free in my head
OOH A FWEND! HE'S MY FWEND! AWW, A FWEND! -Topical, considering the Taskmaster 🤣
Timestamp?
@@C_M_1998. It is around the 12 minute mark.
@@C_M_1998. 3:06
The banter during the lipstick painting task is some of the best the show has ever had
That's just the noise that blue makes. 😂😂😂
Phenomenal levels of bullshitting - and such egoistic back-stabbery!
any banter in season 13 is the best of the show
It's my second fave behind S7 for a reason
s13 was incredible. i miss the cast so much
Greg was absolutely biased with Rhod throughout that season, and do you know what? It was absolutely hilarious every single time!
At first that used to annoy me so much but then I always try to remember Lord Greg saying, "it's just a game innit".
@@Gurl-Ives I know right. Some of his stuff was really smart.
Yeah, biased against Rhod. A fair taskmaster and he wins that series easily. Greg absolutely screwed him.
There might have been some bias, but there was a lot of Rhod actually being funny and/or smart while they were complaining oh no they didn't actually do what the stupid task says to the letter in the game where they intentionally write the tasks to have multiple solutions if you can convince the taskmaster that it's valid.
If Rhod didn't keep making the underwear greg joke he would have won.
@@kcolloran biased _with_ not against
Oh, I miss Ardal’s cheeky banter. Tearing everyone’s efforts apart when his was always clearly the worst!
Ardal was able to make brown-nosing amusing. I enjoyed when he raised his damn hand and went "TM..." to interject 😂😂😂😂
James Acaster is probably one of my favourite comedians to ever appear on the show. His meltdowns were hilarious 😂🤣
It helps that he was a huge fan of the show, and was just having a blast throughout.
The way he ignored Alex was genius
Have you ever seen him on would I lie to you when he tells the story about his arch-nemesis the little kid pranking him with cabbages? Really made me feel that he would be perfect as Junior taskmaster
That and Rhod being his nemesis 🤣🤣 @@WukongTheMonkeyKing
The two angriest ones, James and Iain, are interesting. If it hadn't been for the fact that James had practiced the hula for so long but then messed up in the first couple seconds of the studio task, that conversation probably would've been much calmer. Iain though... was just being himself, and I can't imagine that conversation going any differently 😂
Eventually we'll add Kiell xD
I still maintain that no other human being has ever used the term 'vent puppet'
Don't forget Ed Gamble. I love how he cannot control himself and then exaggerates it to be able to cope with it in an entertaining way.
Bridget: There's no other lips I can use?
Alex Enters awkward British panic mode.
8:16
I've seen this task dozens of times and that's the first time I picked up on that
I read that as: Alex enters awkward Bridget panic mode. Personally I think that's pretty accurate too. Describes Alex for the entirety of that season.
All comedy aside, Chris' lipstick picture is actually very impressive. I don't think I could have done better with my hands.
Acaster was still a fantastic addition. If he is ever on more seasons would totally watch it :D
13:48 I love how quickly Alex reframes the explanation to being 'Katherine specific'. Without missing a beat he riffs on Greg's joke about Katherine.
Fantastic teamwork, that's why I love y'alls.
This compilation could feature most tasks of Series 15. The debates have been really good this series and most arguments valid. It’s all been in good faith though, I don’t think anyone’s been genuinely bitter over points being given out.
Kiell's been getting sent on a trip though, his reactions are gold
also
"who gives a fuck?" - Frankie Boyle 2023
Pretty much all of Hugh Dennis' tasks could be featured as well.
Loved Ardal’s season and the whole cast made me laugh.
Series 15 just feels a bit of tho. I just haven't clicked with this cast or many of the tasks. The silent 30 second dance was especially awful
@@rafhurffer7884 i felt the same after the first episode. Second wasnt quite as much, by episode 5 i love the new crew 🤣
The dance was a bit yeah.. better with music though lol
"Yours looks like a haunted sex doll!" Chris was such a delight 😂
“Woodpeckers moost be hard as fook!”
12:31
Jo Brand: Piss off!
Greg Davies: 3 points!
I don’t want your fucking pity points!
You don't mess with the Brand.
There are some series where everyone gets on with each other and treats Taskmaster like a holiday, which is fine. However, the best series are the ones where everyone’s at each other’s throats, backchatting and begging for Greg to look at technicalities, treating it like the elite sport it is 😂
I love phrase “I’m not going to kill the hope, I’m just going to make the hope realistic about expectations”. Beautiful 😂
That is the noise that blue makes.
No matter how many times I hear that it makes me laugh
"That's just the sound that blue makes." 🤣🤣🤣
I think that James was one of the best contestants ever, and Rhod was definitely the craziest!
James getting pissed has given this show some of its absolute FINEST moments 😂
“Woodpeckers must be as hard as fuck”
Getting that on a t-shirt
I watched the video as well.
@@RD-js3uo people typically quote their favorite parts in the comment section. It's been this way for as long as I can remember. At least now you know.
9:12
This should be at bare minimum 10 hours long.
Starting with James Acaster. Excellent :)
"Let me just say, Wherever you go with this Kiell, I am prepared to follow"
If I was on the series with Lee Mack I'd still be arguing about delivering the plates 😂
Iain Stirling and Kiell Smith-Bynoe would be excellent choices for a reboot of Argumental.
I love how Sophie Duker kisses the canvas like it's an old flame.
Ardal was savage, always trying to talk down other people's points.
Marble Run: Alex did not start the timer until it started rolling, which was AFTER the machine was started. Therefore, no interference was made.
Doesn't matter. "After releasing your marble you may not touch your marble nor do anything to affect its movement." So, once you let go of it you can't do anything to affect it. He let it go when he placed it in the machine, then turned it on. It said nothing about the timer of it rolling. Also the challenge rules started when they said "Your time starts now." at the very start, so the letting go rule was already in play.
@@trathanstargazer6421 a marble run uses gravity his definition dont know why this was overlooked
"Times Contestants Contested The Points" basically just all of series 9
Sensitivity levels and dedication.
The Ed gamble compilation
"David, why are you talking?"
"That's crazy!"
THAT'S LANGUAGE!!"
"That was the worst day of my fucking life. If I could've taken out a couple of wellies, I would've been fine." *angry clap* "Fucking fly!"
"Puppets, sexy, thats me" I need that on a shirt 😂
This is funny but also reminded me how much of a crush developed on Mowaan during this series 😂 such a cutie 😳🫣
The literal wording of the lipstick task, and the Osman rule, you could have put a lipstick on your lips and then drawn with the lipstick itself, rather than needing to use your lips as a brush (the lipstick that is on your lips)?
I'd love to get drunk with Phil Fletcher and make puppets.
The one thing that bugs me most and it's bugged me since I've wat he'd the episode and that is Rhod shouldn't have been disqualified because he found a tangerine not a satsuma
I didn't think he was.
A satsuma is also known as a tangerine
The Yoga ball on the hill task was the first clip I ever saw of TM and hearing it read out the first thing I thought of was to take the mat down the hill
A tangerine is not a satsuma . Why has no one picked up on this .
i still think mawaan was robbed of his marble run
Loved Chris Ramsey - he was a joy to watch.
The last few seconds of the vid…Greg’s finally comment. 😂🤣😂🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely love James Acaster. A legend. Love his meltdowns and am behind him 200%.
@11:10 the lipstick clown really does look like Puddles Pity Party
For the marble run it didnt break any rules, he wasnt influencing the run after it started rolling which is when the attempt starts.
I think it rolled without stopping for all of 20 seconds though, as washing machines stop rolling periodically during the wash cycle - so it didn't affect things too much.
It also said make a marble run and he didn't make the washing machine. It's bothering me far more than it should do.
@@gabriellebevins7731 Haha well the other contestants didn't make the PVC pipes either :)
Suffice it to say he wasn't rewarded for this one IIRC
@@colmx8441 to be fair I haven't seen all the contestants do the challenge. But that makes a lot more sense about why nobody mentioned it.
Wasn't the rule that he couldn't influence it's movement after letting it go, not after it started rolling
I just love the fact there are very few people who wouldn't bow to what Susie Dent says with regards to lexicography and linguistics.
Such a good show.
Rhod didn’t “find” it in the sock. He dropped it in there then handed it over.
Yep. He located a previously well established fixed orange, so no finding really occurred. At no point would it involve uncertainty, unless this was the film Memento.
Obey the Taskmaster.
Hi James ❤
Fill the sink, put the marble in the water and turn on the tap.
Am I the only one who heard the lipstick task and thought: Okay, so just put the lipstick on your lips, and now that it's on there you can use the actual lipstick to draw.
It doesn't technically go against the task. Use only lipstick on your lips. It doesn't say you have to use your lips, just the lipstick on your lips. Am I wrong?
Hmmm seems interesting I hope I like the video- wait is the beans clip in here
Of course the satsuma Clip is in here
I mean Rhod in that citrus sock task was some absolute shit but it led us to some great content
At minimum, he should've spun around in a circle with his eyes closed and "found" it
If they include Season 15 in this clip, it'll be 20x longer
That's just the noise blue makes
James Acaster is the absolute definition of Chaotic Good
The whole video could be made from clips of Judy
Sophie actually did the best job, followed by Bridget.
Rhod Gilbert scares me
I feel James is perfect for this show. I mean I need him in everything unscripted but yeah, perfect for Taskmaster
watching this solely to see Joe's potato toss (again)
The last lipstick painting looked like tha baabadok
3:09 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 LMAOOOOO
what is you just held the lipstick tube in your mouth with your lips round it and draw with the lipstick
Bridget reminds me so much of Juliet Landau.
That final comment, by Greg, "... but now I have a full erection..." - really speaks volumes about the whole show..
Or maybe just Greg Davies?? About Alex Horn???
Y’know, I actually ready liked the opening clipshow having studio moments in it 😂 felt like a fun change of pace
When he said he’d never rolled a marble before because he had a PS1, I felt that. 😔
Bosch!
Bish Bash....
You just missed on the perfect title, "Times contestants contested the contest." 😊
Yaaaaaaaassssssssss
The answer to the satsuma/sock problem is just to stick a knitting needle through every sock, something like that.
Wouldn't that count as striking the sock?
13:30 BBC!!!!!!! COMMISSION THE SIX EPISODE SERIES OF “THERE WILL BE BLOOD” STARRING JOHNNY VEGAS, YOU COWARDS 😂😂😂
Pretty sure you could have just drawn a picture of the taskmaster after applying makeup. It didn't say use lipstick on your lips to draw a picture of the Taskmaster.
I think the washing machine marble run must be debated. Do the instructions not say, "After releasing your marble, you must not touch your marble nor do anything to affect its movement"? Pretty sure he needed to start the washing machine before he released his marble for that to count.
@@RoderickEtheriait says after releasing the Marble you may not influence it. Ie he put it down and then turned on the washing machine
@@squiglemcsquigle8414 exactly. He should have been disqualified. Turning on the washing machine influenced the marble.
No other lips to use..
Come on!!!
A vent puppet is just a puppet you mime with.... What a muppet.
To be fair the task wasn’t worldly correctly. No such thing as a ventriloquist puppet. A ventriloquist dummy is a type of puppet sure, but it’s called a dummy.
@@moosegoose3159 what a dummy.
I think I'm gonna trust the guy who makes puppets when he's drunk to know the intricacies of puppet politics
Uh oh, time to bring in Susie Dent...
Side note: there is a TRULY excellent documentary filmed by Nina Conti called "A Ventriloquists Story: Her Master's Voice" where she examines her own work as a ventriloquist, what it means to have that act-partnership with a puppet, etc.
A really lovely and revealing film (imo), I cannot recommend it enough.
Greg isn’t as biased as he used to be. It was blatant before.
The tasks where contestants think out of the box are the ones I love most. I absolutely hate the team tasks.
The team tasks only exist as a disguise for the times that they have tasks were someone must sabotage the team.... which are my favourites.
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.
Iain Stirling seems to have a very aggressive underline personality
Iain was awful in the first few episodes. But then after watching one of the team tasks and seeing himself on screen being a dick to his teammates, he had an epiphany, apologised profusely and calmed right down. Although I hated him at the start he really grew on me. The opposite direction of travel to the one Lou Sanders took in that season.
Iain is Scottish...
@@wyrmseyeview26 He seems to be used to people pushing back. This is something one often sees in school when children with siblings encounter children without and they operate according to different social contracts.
They should be constantly contesting the points on the current series. Greg’s decisions have been complete dog shit.
Satsumagate. Rhod's his pal, blatant favoritism. End of.
Rhod gets on my nerves. Some may think he's thinking laterally but I feel he thinks he's some sort of genius.
Rhod says, '...As luck would have it, I FOUND a tangerine in the kitchen...' Nobody challenged that.
I feel James is perfect for this show. I mean I need him in everything unscripted but yeah, perfect for Taskmaster