@@nommyyt And don’t forget his incredible line: “It’s tight at the bottom…as mummy used to say” I love it when you only realise, half way through a sentence, that you actually have no idea where you were planning to go, when you began; your mouth just takes over, and says something that your brain would usually have prevented, if you’d had a chance to actually think about it first haha.
Ian's "You may not touch the sand, well I've done that. You may not move the bucket, done that. You may not leave the room f**k it let's do that as well" better be in the next video
List of fails that are definitely candidates for a part 2: - “Without moving the fishbowls” - Hugh’s fat bald white man - Russell Howard’s big announcement - Roisin failing to eat any melon in a minute
Joe Wilkinson throwing the potato in the hole in one take only to realize in the replay that a millimeter of his shoe was on the red green. I also have to add James Acaster is single handedly my favorite contestant in Taskmaster history.
Remember the make the most circles on this circle that Jess completely missed that there was a time limit until there was like 30 seconds left? Or throwing the coconut that had 3 epic fails? Bob messing up the throw, Nish's coconut rolling back to him, and Mark getting all the way to the river before stepping on the ground and rendering his attempt null and void
James' hula heartbreak belongs in a different video; "Most Devastating Taskmaster Moments" along with Mark Watson's Cheeky Texts, Aisling Bea's missed country handshake and, OF COURSE, Joe Wilkinson's illegal potato chuck.
I think he also used regular coke. You need diet for the best reaction. Sugar inhibits the reaction and aspertame increases it. Regular coke will react, but not as spectacularly. Mythbusters tried many combos back in the day and proved why diet is best
Romesh descent from "OK, I've got a plan" to "mild annoyance" to "swearing and shouting at teabags" was hilarious. That and "I've just realised I should probably wet them". But then he gets on in and it's like he's the champion of the world. This is why I love Taskmaster.
If I were Romesh, I think I might have argued Frank's cardboard-assisted throws. The instructions were to throw a teabag into a mug, not to throw a teabag and then have it slide into a mug. And, really, is it a true TaskMaster task if it doesn't involve at least some petty bickering over semantics? Lol
- Watching all seasons chronologically, - Watching individual tasks randomly, - Watching best moments of individual contestants. Me: I guess there is no other way to enjoy the same bits all over again... This channel: Hold my beer.
Iain's tribute volcano fail was so funny all with "genuinely don't want to talk about it". Mel touching EVERYTHING at egg moving task is candidate for next one.
There have been a few tasks that weren’t shown at all. Alex tried really hard to get a ‘pop the most bubble wrap bubbles’ challenge in the first few series but each and every time it was felt too dull to bother showing. There is also a vid on TH-cam of a deleted task from series 5 where they had to build a base and cast a flag.
@@kisbie I hope they do a physical release. I would love to have my hands on a bluray copy and potentially have the deleted tasks/tie breaks as extras.
I've always been so confused before why Iain's volcano didn't work but now I see the puddles to the side of his volcano I think the coke all seeped out during his epic speech.
Nothing was more sad than Joe’s toe touching the line, letting the poor man celebrate like he never has before then watch him beg for the points, genuinely heartbreaking!
Surely, Ed Gamble not realizing that he was throwing a bouncy rubber egg was a much bigger and more spectacular fail than David Baddiel's attempt at that task??
I thought the same thing... especially right after it had been asked how they would not fall off the stage & pointed out the blindfolds would NOT be on during the walk, so this shouldn't be a concern.
Sometimes it doesn't matter how ornate the grandfather clock is, the pendulum draws the eye... will be the greatest analogy for Phil's yellow jumpsuit.
The teabag task was the first time I realized this show was more about outside-the-box thinking and not making assumptions than just being arbitrarily good at inane things.
These clips are all great but my favourite moment is when Greg turns to Alex to finish the sentence re the ogres story “which is an act of..” and Alex panics and says “happiness “
For anyone who feels bad for James and the Hula-Hoop bit- IIRC Greg *does* actually still make him the winner somehow because he believes James actually practiced while he doubted the other guy so much as touched one since the first part of the task.
The task was who improved the most adn during their first attempt James clearly had a lower negative growth than Phillip since they lasted about the same time but Phillip's initial performance was so much longer.
Before watching the video: Any water cooler moment that was not Sally's. Noel's impressive throw. "Without moving the fishbowls." Roisin not eating a melon. Will edit later to check for correctness. Edit: ...maybe in part two?
And cutting herself repeatedly while doing it! 😆 Would like to think Alex would have stopped her from, at the very least, MULTIPLE cuts, had she went to the proper area 😆
Iain Stirling wanting to be a champion of champions and then producing THAT wet fart of a volcano just about sums up the fact that an actual champion of champions never ASPIRES TO BE a champion of champions.
I love it when the contestants mistake game items for snacks. Like Mel eating Alex’s dinner, or when they were told not to eat chocolate but they did anyway.
Still would love to see a Best of the Worst competition. Could you imagine? They’re all so entertaining. There should be two prizes, the winner of that series and a opposite of champions trophy, the worst of the worst, bottom of the pile brilliance. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love them so much.
How was Phil's oral tradition story a fail? Solid win in my book, the guy's a genius (yeah, ok he missed the pen and paper, but composing in his brain is arguably more impressive). I love Phil and his oh-so-prominent Wang
If anyone is wondering, the reason Iain's volcano didn't work was because he poured the cola out of the bottle, thereby releasing too much of the carbonation
I hope that Mel's meltdown in the task "Move an egg into an eggcup, without touching the two" is added to Part 2. They were advised that each item they touched could add 2 minutes.. and Mel immediately touched every single item.
@@GiovanniBoss The reaction he was going for is Diet Coke, though. That's like saying steel is combustible, just not as much as potassium. While you're teaching a science class about combustible metals. And have given the students a strip of steel to get the potassium reaction to fire. Yes, I edited this. Yes, it's long-winded and a dubious metaphor; but goddamn it, I've had five beers and I feel like being pompous and stupid at the same time.
@@rageagainstmyhairline5574 Weird analogy, and a bit of an over exaggerated one, but I see your point. It would still have worked well if he had a decent choke point and, as Aquilegia said above, haven't wasted the carbon dioxide.
I have a suggestion for when you do compilation videos. Maybe put the series and episode number so people can go back and watch episodes they might have missed.
I can appreciate in the Hula task that people, at least seemingly, genuinly thought Greg should evaluate the second attempt. While I also apprectiate rules, it's at least good sportsmanship.
20 minutes to build and demonstrate your volcano. I'm lead to believe that Iain half buried a tube in soil, wheelbarrowed large pebbles and dumped them around the tube, drilled a hole in the lid, filled the tube with three or four bottles of coke, decorated the volcano with little models, had a little monologue all within that 20 minutes? Wondering if craft based tasks are more forgiving with their time limit.
My favourite "team building" activity like these was from when I was 17 doing a BTEC first in public services, which basically means a sociology degree for idiots. A Duke of Edinborough award for dropouts. Its a makeup credit. We were in the peak district in the UK. In a shared acommodation. We were expected to get up at 4am, jog on the spot and form a line and go on a 3 mile run. Well Me and a South African fella called Joe Colman decided screw that. We talked to several members of our team and we had the fortunate luck of being the last room for rollcall. So we got up. Did the jumping and ran as far as the door. We shut it behind them and went back to bed. We thought we'd get an earful. The teacher pulled us aside and said "i wish you'd told me first. I'd have joined you. We're getting chips in Matlock" He was trying to be so stern, he couldn't and just dropped the facade. He was a great teacher and after that "incident" taught us a great deal. A BTEC uniformed public service degree it was called and was meant for people to go on to become officers in the military. My teachers hated the course. We hated it. Not because military service isn't important. It is. But it was because it was deemed the sieve to catch those who failed to hit a grade. My GCSE Maths was D Grade. Officers aren't looking for a grade to become systems engineers or businessmen. They are career. Our teacher knew. We knew. So for a year it felt like MASH. lol. We were Hawkeye and Trapper that went along and did what we were told and did it well. But push the military situps and routemarches? We'd sly rebel. Mr Smith ( generic name I know, but anyone from Long Eaton, England knew him) gave me this advice over an illicit glass of wine: "you got a D in Maths? Tell em you got a pass and if they question it? Then it's an accounting job. Your'e an idiot for applying. Anyone else will ignore it and get you an interview. You seem alright to me Grimes. You're not an idiot, you've got your head screwed on. You aren't military. He passed away in 2015. But he was such a teacher. He was right. I wrote C in maths on my CV and I've held a job for 10 years. Lol Colman? I wish I knew. We made a good row team. One of our tasks was navigating a white water rapid (jeese it sounds like juvinile torture) me and Colman just went ahead. Saluted some women, us taking the piss. He motioned to them and loudly yelled "Mr Grimes" I yelled back " Mr Colman" and we saluted as our kyak. Sorry "canoe" drifted. lol. Good times
One juvinile task was at midnight we were told to jump out a jeep. We had to navigate using a map and boil a pot of tea in our base ( how british) on a midnight task that covered 20 miles on map. Obviously our target was HQ . How were we supposed to round up 50 odd teenage prats. We tasked it all to one guy we nicknamed "grey fox" after metal gear solid and was the gung ho guy who wanted to be military. I was tasked to look after "bravo" the team of women who were on the course. We smoked and joked until our man was inside the walls . He radioed "callsign something" then we kicked up a stink. We had a great laugh. Grey fox won. The teachers shone a torch on us "we caught you" we laughed and went silent. When the day was done and we were exposed as the decoy? Lool Colman and I laughed
Phil Wang in that tracksuit still haunts my dreams
Phil Wang's wang still phils your dreams.
My therapist has just upped the does of my meds, I'm still working through the trauma of the yellow jump suit, particularly when hula-hooping.
@@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810 I hope it gets better mate, good luck my thought be with you and your PTSD.
Phil's Wang
Yes
Part 1 of 63.
You misspelled series
@@yoyu8641 Lol 😂
You could have gone for that sweet 69,so close.
@@qjustleft3427 69 implies some level of success.
One can only hope for so much Taskmaster content
James Acaster's choking on his first hula attempt was an even bigger tragedy than Joe Wilkinson's potato hole-in-one.
Big call
He won the task though
No
Acaster's more tragic, Wilkinson's more heartbreaking because of the reaction.
No, Joe's was devastating.
"He's eaten his own child, which is an act of..."
"h-hap-happiness"
"He's eaten his own child, which is an act of?"
"Hap- happiness."
lmao
The things that come out of Alex's mouth when he's caught off guard. I think this is up there with "I owned a cat that was owned by Dali."
@@nommyyt
And don’t forget his incredible line:
“It’s tight at the bottom…as mummy used to say”
I love it when you only realise, half way through a sentence, that you actually have no idea where you were planning to go, when you began; your mouth just takes over, and says something that your brain would usually have prevented, if you’d had a chance to actually think about it first haha.
Ian's "You may not touch the sand, well I've done that. You may not move the bucket, done that. You may not leave the room f**k it let's do that as well" better be in the next video
Forgot about that one. That definitely deserves being in part 2.
Did one of the contestants fall of the stage on an episode i think itwas either Sally Phillip's or Jessica
@@bambam2686 That's Jessica, but she actually won that task because her walk was the best, so not really a fail.
@@JossieMimo lol oh yea ty that was funny glad she was ok
That one was so good.
List of fails that are definitely candidates for a part 2:
- “Without moving the fishbowls”
- Hugh’s fat bald white man
- Russell Howard’s big announcement
- Roisin failing to eat any melon in a minute
The egg task that was so easy everyone was able to do it sasily
Joe Wilkinson throwing the potato in the hole in one take only to realize in the replay that a millimeter of his shoe was on the red green.
I also have to add James Acaster is single handedly my favorite contestant in Taskmaster history.
Jess falling off of the stage while NOT blindfolded
Aisling's bread cutting is also a candidate.
Remember the make the most circles on this circle that Jess completely missed that there was a time limit until there was like 30 seconds left?
Or throwing the coconut that had 3 epic fails? Bob messing up the throw, Nish's coconut rolling back to him, and Mark getting all the way to the river before stepping on the ground and rendering his attempt null and void
James' hula heartbreak belongs in a different video; "Most Devastating Taskmaster Moments" along with Mark Watson's Cheeky Texts, Aisling Bea's missed country handshake and, OF COURSE, Joe Wilkinson's illegal potato chuck.
agreed
Ian's volcano belongs in that one too
Can we add Johnny Vegas’ card tower
Gregs ruling on Hughs ringtone dance belongs there as well
You Taskmaster fans have always been weird? Eh...
"I've had a fit of rage and the Weetabix has been compromised" is such an excellent sentence 😂
Yeah 😂
"It doesn't matter how ornate the grandfather clock is, the pendulum draws the eye" think is has to be the best line ever! 😂😂😂
It made it to the episode title. :)
For me the best line is Rhod's little stung "... the Escaped Easter Island monument - you called the Taskmaster."
when the volcano flopped though after he announced his wishes of joining rhe champions of champions i felt his sadness
You can see the pain in his eyes 😂
But why did it fail?
@@simontay4851 Why wouldn't it? He needed a much smaller choke point so the gas produced would "launch" properly, for starters.
I think he also used regular coke. You need diet for the best reaction. Sugar inhibits the reaction and aspertame increases it. Regular coke will react, but not as spectacularly. Mythbusters tried many combos back in the day and proved why diet is best
@@julier92 True, Diet Coke works a lot better than regular. Thanks for pointing that out.
Romesh descent from "OK, I've got a plan" to "mild annoyance" to "swearing and shouting at teabags" was hilarious. That and "I've just realised I should probably wet them". But then he gets on in and it's like he's the champion of the world. This is why I love Taskmaster.
If I were Romesh, I think I might have argued Frank's cardboard-assisted throws. The instructions were to throw a teabag into a mug, not to throw a teabag and then have it slide into a mug. And, really, is it a true TaskMaster task if it doesn't involve at least some petty bickering over semantics? Lol
- Watching all seasons chronologically,
- Watching individual tasks randomly,
- Watching best moments of individual contestants.
Me: I guess there is no other way to enjoy the same bits all over again...
This channel: Hold my beer.
The channel drinks beer ?????
Jess falling off of the stage while NOT blindfolded will definitely be in part 2.
The comment Skinner makes about wetting the teabags with Ranganathan's immediate cut is the greatest editing I've seen since being born, top notch!
Iain's tribute volcano fail was so funny all with "genuinely don't want to talk about it".
Mel touching EVERYTHING at egg moving task is candidate for next one.
Looking forward to seeing Lolly's "without moving the fishbowls". Or Roisin's watermelon task.
Edit: also Joe and Jon's balls on the hill task.
What about Roisin NOT riding a horse and painting it? The girls are great.
Jessica's fall.
That's certainly one way of phrasing it. It makes it sound like we saw more than Wang's wang.
Aisling Bea's can stacking task. Short and sweet
It's not Roisin's fault they didn't provide a melon buffet!
I really hope we get to see the deleted tasks one day - like the tie-breaker tasks and other stuff that is edited out
There have been a few tasks that weren’t shown at all. Alex tried really hard to get a ‘pop the most bubble wrap bubbles’ challenge in the first few series but each and every time it was felt too dull to bother showing. There is also a vid on TH-cam of a deleted task from series 5 where they had to build a base and cast a flag.
@@kisbie I hope they do a physical release. I would love to have my hands on a bluray copy and potentially have the deleted tasks/tie breaks as extras.
Brandon D. Would love for things like the boxed sets and the board game to be sold in the States tho I haven’t a clue how actually feasible that’ll be
I've been wanting a compilation of all of the tie breakers for awhile. Lol
I've always been so confused before why Iain's volcano didn't work but now I see the puddles to the side of his volcano I think the coke all seeped out during his epic speech.
Also you need to throw the mentos as fast as the bottle is open because the reaction needs the CO2 of the soda for it to works
Pouring the coke out was the biggest mistake, just leaving the bottle inside the tube would have been fine.
Too much space/air inside, no real funnel.
Normally, the mentos agitate the cola to release its CO2, here it was agitated by just being poured out already.
Also, it needs to be diet coke. They'll react a bit to regular coke, but the aspartame in diet coke is what causes the huge reaction
Nothing was more sad than Joe’s toe touching the line, letting the poor man celebrate like he never has before then watch him beg for the points, genuinely heartbreaking!
The best part of Ian's volcano failure is when he runs for cover so he doesn't get injured in the blast.
Surely, Ed Gamble not realizing that he was throwing a bouncy rubber egg was a much bigger and more spectacular fail than David Baddiel's attempt at that task??
I love Baddiel's fail because it was caused mainly by Jo's lazy and to the point approach, and iirc she nabbed what, 4 points in that one didn't she?
The best part of David's attempt is Ed's excitement when the egg turns back towards the line, perfect after their show animosity earlier
No Jess Knappett falling off the stage??!?
That was kind of a win considering she fell due to her bomb ass walk which was a part of the challenge
Jakob Lust I guess she got the bonus point!
It'll probably be in part 2
I thought the same thing... especially right after it had been asked how they would not fall off the stage & pointed out the blindfolds would NOT be on during the walk, so this shouldn't be a concern.
Hilarious ngl
Greg: "It's such a shame I've gotta take his first attempt"
Rhod, ever the pragmatist: "Maybe just take his second attempt, I would suggest"
Sometimes it doesn't matter how ornate the grandfather clock is, the pendulum draws the eye... will be the greatest analogy for Phil's yellow jumpsuit.
James’ hula hooping fiasco seriously had me screaming at the tele, finally understanding people who like sports.
"It doesn't matter sometimes how ornate the grandfather clock is, the pendulum draws the eye"
One of my favs
I hope Aisling's "loaf of bread *in the lab* " moment is in here
EDIT: It wasn't, but these are all just as good, so I'm happy with it
or rhod gilberts glasses one
Or James' circle task
@@lancingknight my eyes are circles
I'm still wondering if there was a knife hidden in the caravan loaf. Knowing Alex - there might have been.
Weirdo eh
How is the legendary "Bastard's crying innit" not included in this?
That was a masterpiece not a failure
@Taylor The way Paul Choudhury was definitely wrong. But so charming, innit?
Work of Art, innit.
james’s hula hoop success will hurt to no end
the red carpet potato fail HAS to make it to part 2, that one just broke my heart
I absolutely would have accepted Phil's great answer of Homer writing the Iliad. He could have even said his story drew inspiration from Kronos!
The teabag task was the first time I realized this show was more about outside-the-box thinking and not making assumptions than just being arbitrarily good at inane things.
These clips are all great but my favourite moment is when Greg turns to Alex to finish the sentence re the ogres story “which is an act of..” and Alex panics and says “happiness “
For anyone who feels bad for James and the Hula-Hoop bit- IIRC Greg *does* actually still make him the winner somehow because he believes James actually practiced while he doubted the other guy so much as touched one since the first part of the task.
The other guy?! That sir is Phillip Wang, and he is a consummate haggler.
@@heatherwhited5735 I couldn't remember if it was Wang or Wong and didn't want to be Wrong.
@@Friendlysociopath its not wrong. its wang.
The task was who improved the most adn during their first attempt James clearly had a lower negative growth than Phillip since they lasted about the same time but Phillip's initial performance was so much longer.
@@heatherwhited5735 Yes, we have all seen his wang, no reason to be mean to him about his poor fashion sense.
"He's eaten his own child, which is an act of...
Ha- Happiness"
Before watching the video:
Any water cooler moment that was not Sally's.
Noel's impressive throw.
"Without moving the fishbowls."
Roisin not eating a melon.
Will edit later to check for correctness.
Edit: ...maybe in part two?
I'd love a compilation of people completely misreading (or forgetting limitations on) tasks, such as Aisling cutting the loaf in the wrong room.
And cutting herself repeatedly while doing it! 😆 Would like to think Alex would have stopped her from, at the very least, MULTIPLE cuts, had she went to the proper area 😆
Without moving the bowls.
@@JohnSmithShieldsDara holding the milk jugs.
Iain Stirling wanting to be a champion of champions and then producing THAT wet fart of a volcano just about sums up the fact that an actual champion of champions never ASPIRES TO BE a champion of champions.
Katherine, Kerry and Lou did. They were the most competitive ones in their groups. They were in it for the win rather than the fun.
You gotta want it
Nah, because... Ed Gamble exists.
I love it when the contestants mistake game items for snacks. Like Mel eating Alex’s dinner, or when they were told not to eat chocolate but they did anyway.
They weren't told not to eat it lmao
They just didn't read it so
"What's happened here is, I've had a bit of the ol' fit of rage"
Relatable
When are we going to get a compilation of all the extra tasks individuals are given that the others don't have to do?
Still would love to see a Best of the Worst competition. Could you imagine? They’re all so entertaining. There should be two prizes, the winner of that series and a opposite of champions trophy, the worst of the worst, bottom of the pile brilliance. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love them so much.
well done for including just one David Baddiel bit as this could've literally been just him.
the fact that there are multiple parts to this says enough, i love this show so much
Ed and David's "Draw a picture on the back of your opponent should be here!"
I will never get over James failing the hula hoop challenge in the studio. I felt so bad for him
Phil Wang's story task fills me with great joy.
Joe Wilkinson stepping on the line... when you realize for the first time what’s happened, it’s just soul-crushing
My favourite fail has to be Nish immediately breaking his egg on the 'toss the egg through the basketball hoop task'.
And him trying to lob a coconut, hitting a pylon, and having it roll back to him.
How was Phil's oral tradition story a fail? Solid win in my book, the guy's a genius (yeah, ok he missed the pen and paper, but composing in his brain is arguably more impressive). I love Phil and his oh-so-prominent Wang
Phil’s giggle at 4:57 is adorable ☺️
If anyone is wondering, the reason Iain's volcano didn't work was because he poured the cola out of the bottle, thereby releasing too much of the carbonation
David Baddiel’s “I’d like to point out I was the only one not to get a round of applause”.
I always sit through the ads for Taskmaster's channel. What can I say, I'm a hero.
The real part 1 was that video of Alex's attempts to get a greeting from James.
James Acaster’s elevator task better be in here (I haven’t finished the video)
I hope Jessica Knappet’s circle-drawing failure is on the next list. Always makes me laugh
Gotta be the most spectacular walk/fall.
The thing about David’s rubber egg is that it probably would’ve rolled back into the safe zone if he hadn’t freaked out 😂😂
"It's not how grand the grandfather clock is, the pendulum draws the eye"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I hope that Mel's meltdown in the task "Move an egg into an eggcup, without touching the two" is added to Part 2. They were advised that each item they touched could add 2 minutes.. and Mel immediately touched every single item.
@soiung toiue Yep, S4 E2
Love how the opening shot is just Paul separating the plastic walls with the phrase in his head being "I'm ready!"
Phil Wang...Nish...Roisin...Rose... so many epically wondrous fails. This could be a series on its own.
No-one gonna mention how genius Frank's use of the cardboard box was?
i hope in the next part of this we get mawaan trying to fill an egg with helium. genuinely made me laugh just thinking about it now
No-one pointed out it's _DIET_ coke to him lol.
It also works with regular coke, just not as well.
I think the more obvious mistake was wasting loads of time between opening the cola bottle and throwing the mentos in!
@@GiovanniBoss The reaction he was going for is Diet Coke, though. That's like saying steel is combustible, just not as much as potassium. While you're teaching a science class about combustible metals. And have given the students a strip of steel to get the potassium reaction to fire.
Yes, I edited this. Yes, it's long-winded and a dubious metaphor; but goddamn it, I've had five beers and I feel like being pompous and stupid at the same time.
@@rageagainstmyhairline5574 Weird analogy, and a bit of an over exaggerated one, but I see your point. It would still have worked well if he had a decent choke point and, as Aquilegia said above, haven't wasted the carbon dioxide.
Also the shape of the bottle helps shoot out the cola.
11 months later:
Still waiting for a part 2
We need to see potato tossing in another part, that was just so heartbreaking
15:10 *Aisling Bea has entered the chat*
Romesh at the end celebrating a failure becoming slightly less failure-ish. 😂
Been a year...where is Part 2??
they really should've juxtaposed frank skinner being great at throwing teabags with his video of impressively standing up backwards
I have a suggestion for when you do compilation videos. Maybe put the series and episode number so people can go back and watch episodes they might have missed.
You missed the key point to the tea bag task, the epic Box rant!! And all the box jokes that followed.
The Homer reference was brilliant!
the volcano was truly heartbreaking. He put so much effort into it haha
Phil is so damn goofy and I definitely want to marry him just a little bit.
"...and I definitely want to marry him just a little bit." I would've thought a lot with that big bulge.
Ah well 😉
David Baddiel annoying Ed Gamble during the live task is my favourite and it saddens me that it isn't here
I'm still mad about that James Acaster one. He was so good at hula hooping!
Ian’s ‘vol’ and ‘cano’ argument is actually fairly sensible.
All these Taskmaster videos are just what I need
" that will collapse, that will collapse, it WILL collapse"
I am convinced that the guy in the thumbnail is the love child of Greg and Alex
Part two should have Noel Fielding playing hide and seek, Hugh Denis's 'fat bald white man' drawing and Tim Key's horse/rat
Mel getting up close to the canvas and painting a gibbon
"Throw the teabag into the mug from the furthest distance."
Alright, I'm gonna need one of those tee shirt cannons, and a reaaaaaally big mug.
So funny seeing the elegantly dressed Nish, fail at a task that Sally crushed like it was just a normal day...
James Acaster’s This Is My Best Noise task should be in here. 😂
I can appreciate in the Hula task that people, at least seemingly, genuinly thought Greg should evaluate the second attempt. While I also apprectiate rules, it's at least good sportsmanship.
20 minutes to build and demonstrate your volcano. I'm lead to believe that Iain half buried a tube in soil, wheelbarrowed large pebbles and dumped them around the tube, drilled a hole in the lid, filled the tube with three or four bottles of coke, decorated the volcano with little models, had a little monologue all within that 20 minutes? Wondering if craft based tasks are more forgiving with their time limit.
This needs to be updated with Katherine Parkinson putting wellies on the table legs and calling it a spider.
the hula hoop clip is genuinely heartbreaking to watch
So quickly I forgot the video title and really expected that first volcano to be epic
That Phil Wang clip was a mistake but hardly a failure; I would have gone with the Coat-Hanger Buckaroo incident.
if we're talking "most heartbreaking moments" def joe touching the red green in the potato golf task
I love that Iain is the thumbnail.
That's one way to call a compilation of Nish Kumar
My favourite part of the week is Thursday when a taskmaster episode airs on TH-cam. This show is amazing
I love how the people in the background of the series 5 task don't question what's happening
Even though this is a fail reel, I fully expected the volcano to be spectacular!!
My favourite "team building" activity like these was from when I was 17 doing a BTEC first in public services, which basically means a sociology degree for idiots. A Duke of Edinborough award for dropouts. Its a makeup credit. We were in the peak district in the UK. In a shared acommodation. We were expected to get up at 4am, jog on the spot and form a line and go on a 3 mile run. Well Me and a South African fella called Joe Colman decided screw that. We talked to several members of our team and we had the fortunate luck of being the last room for rollcall. So we got up. Did the jumping and ran as far as the door. We shut it behind them and went back to bed. We thought we'd get an earful. The teacher pulled us aside and said "i wish you'd told me first. I'd have joined you. We're getting chips in Matlock" He was trying to be so stern, he couldn't and just dropped the facade. He was a great teacher and after that "incident" taught us a great deal. A BTEC uniformed public service degree it was called and was meant for people to go on to become officers in the military. My teachers hated the course. We hated it. Not because military service isn't important. It is. But it was because it was deemed the sieve to catch those who failed to hit a grade. My GCSE Maths was D Grade. Officers aren't looking for a grade to become systems engineers or businessmen. They are career. Our teacher knew. We knew. So for a year it felt like MASH. lol. We were Hawkeye and Trapper that went along and did what we were told and did it well. But push the military situps and routemarches? We'd sly rebel.
Mr Smith ( generic name I know, but anyone from Long Eaton, England knew him) gave me this advice over an illicit glass of wine: "you got a D in Maths? Tell em you got a pass and if they question it? Then it's an accounting job. Your'e an idiot for applying. Anyone else will ignore it and get you an interview. You seem alright to me Grimes. You're not an idiot, you've got your head screwed on. You aren't military. He passed away in 2015. But he was such a teacher. He was right. I wrote C in maths on my CV and I've held a job for 10 years. Lol Colman? I wish I knew. We made a good row team. One of our tasks was navigating a white water rapid (jeese it sounds like juvinile torture) me and Colman just went ahead. Saluted some women, us taking the piss. He motioned to them and loudly yelled "Mr Grimes" I yelled back " Mr Colman" and we saluted as our kyak. Sorry "canoe" drifted. lol. Good times
One juvinile task was at midnight we were told to jump out a jeep. We had to navigate using a map and boil a pot of tea in our base ( how british) on a midnight task that covered 20 miles on map. Obviously our target was HQ . How were we supposed to round up 50 odd teenage prats. We tasked it all to one guy we nicknamed "grey fox" after metal gear solid and was the gung ho guy who wanted to be military. I was tasked to look after "bravo" the team of women who were on the course. We smoked and joked until our man was inside the walls . He radioed "callsign something" then we kicked up a stink. We had a great laugh. Grey fox won. The teachers shone a torch on us "we caught you" we laughed and went silent. When the day was done and we were exposed as the decoy? Lool Colman and I laughed