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Competition heats up as Tom Sainsbury shows off his filmmaking skills with a silent film, and the teams put on two very different corporate retreats.

The penultimate episode offers insight into Paul's bedtime routine, balls going in holes, artworks coming to life, and why Ben called Hayley mustard-hands.

The series five winner is decided. Five tourism videos are created, the greatest rap song about the food pyramid is performed, and someone takes home the head.

Alice, Bree, Jack, Jackie, and Pax compete for gold with a trip to space, an unlikely fluke, and the return of the Taskmaster's mayhem.

The teams meet with bold plays from the start, while Alice faces a cake hunt disaster that proves sweeter for some than others.

Jackie's breakup twists when she trusts Paul, Bree finds a clue, and the comics attempt to relive and improve their teenage years.

The teams stage a prison break, Jack takes a unique approach to a big event, and bizarre noises echo for the Taskmaster's judgement.

At the halfway point, comedians breathe life into the anthem, and Jack claims the most successful Taskmaster moment ever seen.

Jackie shows sharp aim, Pax torments Paul with his task, and the comedians must try to recall and retell a very boring story.

The penultimate episode offers insight into Paul's bedtime routine, balls going in holes, artworks coming to life, and why Ben called Hayley mustard-hands.

The series five winner is decided. Five tourism videos are created, the greatest rap song about the food pyramid is performed, and someone takes home the head.

Alice, Bree, Jack, Jackie, and Pax compete for gold with a trip to space, an unlikely fluke, and the return of the Taskmaster's mayhem.

The teams meet with bold plays from the start, while Alice faces a cake hunt disaster that proves sweeter for some than others.

Jackie's breakup twists when she trusts Paul, Bree finds a clue, and the comics attempt to relive and improve their teenage years.

The teams stage a prison break, Jack takes a unique approach to a big event, and bizarre noises echo for the Taskmaster's judgement.

At the halfway point, comedians breathe life into the anthem, and Jack claims the most successful Taskmaster moment ever seen.

Jackie shows sharp aim, Pax torments Paul with his task, and the comedians must try to recall and retell a very boring story.

The penultimate episode offers insight into Paul's bedtime routine, balls going in holes, artworks coming to life, and why Ben called Hayley mustard-hands.

The series five winner is decided. Five tourism videos are created, the greatest rap song about the food pyramid is performed, and someone takes home the head.

Alice, Bree, Jack, Jackie, and Pax compete for gold with a trip to space, an unlikely fluke, and the return of the Taskmaster's mayhem.

The teams meet with bold plays from the start, while Alice faces a cake hunt disaster that proves sweeter for some than others.

Jackie's breakup twists when she trusts Paul, Bree finds a clue, and the comics attempt to relive and improve their teenage years.

The penultimate episode offers insight into Paul's bedtime routine, balls going in holes, artworks coming to life, and why Ben called Hayley mustard-hands.

The teams stage a prison break, Jack takes a unique approach to a big event, and bizarre noises echo for the Taskmaster's judgement.

At the halfway point, comedians breathe life into the anthem, and Jack claims the most successful Taskmaster moment ever seen.

Jackie shows sharp aim, Pax torments Paul with his task, and the comedians must try to recall and retell a very boring story.

Dominos cause chaos, Pax attempts a tricky golf task, while Alice and Bree try dazzling senior citizens with new technology.

Comedians showcase party tricks, tackle a numbers challenge, and compete in a tense tower building contest for Taskmaster glory.

Jack nails his task, a five-part musical is staged, and past contestants lend a hand in this penultimate showdown.

The finale sees comedians protect a pig, bump Paul with a boat, and test paper planes before the Taskmaster crowns a champion.

It's Heat One this week and our five, pint-sized contestants are licking mashed potato in the hope of making it through to the semi-finals.

Rose holds nothing back when awarding points to the latest panel of pre-teens but does she agree that Greggs is the most glamourous eatery in town?

This week, the children seem to have turned on Mike but that doesn't stop the top two from gliding straight through to the semi-finals.

It's all on offer in this episode... Sandcastles, stones, firework laden roller skates and a final task that turns into complete and utter chaos.

Dominos cause chaos, Pax attempts a tricky golf task, while Alice and Bree try dazzling senior citizens with new technology.

Comedians showcase party tricks, tackle a numbers challenge, and compete in a tense tower building contest for Taskmaster glory.

Jack nails his task, a five-part musical is staged, and past contestants lend a hand in this penultimate showdown.

The finale sees comedians protect a pig, bump Paul with a boat, and test paper planes before the Taskmaster crowns a champion.

It's Heat One this week and our five, pint-sized contestants are licking mashed potato in the hope of making it through to the semi-finals.

Rose holds nothing back when awarding points to the latest panel of pre-teens but does she agree that Greggs is the most glamourous eatery in town?

This week, the children seem to have turned on Mike but that doesn't stop the top two from gliding straight through to the semi-finals.

It's all on offer in this episode... Sandcastles, stones, firework laden roller skates and a final task that turns into complete and utter chaos.

Dominos cause chaos, Pax attempts a tricky golf task, while Alice and Bree try dazzling senior citizens with new technology.

Comedians showcase party tricks, tackle a numbers challenge, and compete in a tense tower building contest for Taskmaster glory.

Jack nails his task, a five-part musical is staged, and past contestants lend a hand in this penultimate showdown.

The finale sees comedians protect a pig, bump Paul with a boat, and test paper planes before the Taskmaster crowns a champion.

It's Heat One this week and our five, pint-sized contestants are licking mashed potato in the hope of making it through to the semi-finals.

Dominos cause chaos, Pax attempts a tricky golf task, while Alice and Bree try dazzling senior citizens with new technology.

Rose holds nothing back when awarding points to the latest panel of pre-teens but does she agree that Greggs is the most glamourous eatery in town?

This week, the children seem to have turned on Mike but that doesn't stop the top two from gliding straight through to the semi-finals.

It's all on offer in this episode... Sandcastles, stones, firework laden roller skates and a final task that turns into complete and utter chaos.

Get ready for Heat Five because it's a bona fide banger. Mike is on the receiving end of both agonising eye contact and impressively inventive insults.

Strap yourselves in because it's the first Semi-Final! This week our contestants meet Mark the Milkman for the first time and perform poetry while displaying varying levels of drama.

It is the second and last semi-final, and the youthful competitors go all out to impress Rose with their task-based tenacity in a show packed with tension, caterpillars and a bit of detective work.

The grand prize is up for grabs as finalists race to fill a tent with the most balloons and complete a strange to-do list for Rose's golden trophy.

Five top comedians compete in a series of tricky tasks set by the Taskmaster, Greg Davies, and his assistant, Alex Horne. Expect melon-eating, bath-emptying and pop-u tents.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set madcap tasks for comedians. Can they i.d. the mystery pies? But these aren't ordinary pies- these are Taskmaster pies.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set anarchic tasks for comedians. They learn how to not break an egg and paint with the internet.

Further fervent task tussling. This week the five comics question what qualifies as disappearing? And just what are the rules to Taskmaster squash?

Get ready for Heat Five because it's a bona fide banger. Mike is on the receiving end of both agonising eye contact and impressively inventive insults.

Strap yourselves in because it's the first Semi-Final! This week our contestants meet Mark the Milkman for the first time and perform poetry while displaying varying levels of drama.

It is the second and last semi-final, and the youthful competitors go all out to impress Rose with their task-based tenacity in a show packed with tension, caterpillars and a bit of detective work.

The grand prize is up for grabs as finalists race to fill a tent with the most balloons and complete a strange to-do list for Rose's golden trophy.

Five top comedians compete in a series of tricky tasks set by the Taskmaster, Greg Davies, and his assistant, Alex Horne. Expect melon-eating, bath-emptying and pop-u tents.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set madcap tasks for comedians. Can they i.d. the mystery pies? But these aren't ordinary pies- these are Taskmaster pies.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set anarchic tasks for comedians. They learn how to not break an egg and paint with the internet.

Further fervent task tussling. This week the five comics question what qualifies as disappearing? And just what are the rules to Taskmaster squash?

Get ready for Heat Five because it's a bona fide banger. Mike is on the receiving end of both agonising eye contact and impressively inventive insults.

Strap yourselves in because it's the first Semi-Final! This week our contestants meet Mark the Milkman for the first time and perform poetry while displaying varying levels of drama.

It is the second and last semi-final, and the youthful competitors go all out to impress Rose with their task-based tenacity in a show packed with tension, caterpillars and a bit of detective work.

The grand prize is up for grabs as finalists race to fill a tent with the most balloons and complete a strange to-do list for Rose's golden trophy.

Five top comedians compete in a series of tricky tasks set by the Taskmaster, Greg Davies, and his assistant, Alex Horne. Expect melon-eating, bath-emptying and pop-u tents.

Get ready for Heat Five because it's a bona fide banger. Mike is on the receiving end of both agonising eye contact and impressively inventive insults.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set madcap tasks for comedians. Can they i.d. the mystery pies? But these aren't ordinary pies- these are Taskmaster pies.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne set anarchic tasks for comedians. They learn how to not break an egg and paint with the internet.

Further fervent task tussling. This week the five comics question what qualifies as disappearing? And just what are the rules to Taskmaster squash?

How do you make a Swede blush? Can you take a boulder on a train? Find out, as Greg Davies and Alex Horne torment a captive band of comics.

As well as playing for Tim's salmon chowder, the comics have their eye on winning the inaugural Taskmaster trophy. Who is best at golf with eggs? And just who are Brad and Jeff?

Greg Davies returns as the Taskmaster as five comedic competitors tackle a raft of tricky tasks with today's episode including a potato-throwing moment set to make television and sporting history.

Greg Davies judges the attempts of five funny foes which today includes Jon Richardson's horrific take on Three Blind Mice as he strives to create the best music video for a nursery rhyme.

More fiendish task action with Greg Davies as the five competitors face one of the most difficult challenges so far: to impress an apathetic mayor.

Five comedians need to impress Greg Davies by concealing a pineapple about their person, plus one unsuspecting competitor discovers they've been used as a guinea pig in a unique task experiment.

It's the last episode of the series and soon the overall winner will be announced but, before that eventuality, Richard Osman tussles with a shopping trolley by a river.

Greg Davies is back in charge as the Taskmaster as five fresh rivals are confronted with tasks involving vegetable propulsion, out-of-season snowmen and swede-on-Swede action.

How do you make a Swede blush? Can you take a boulder on a train? Find out, as Greg Davies and Alex Horne torment a captive band of comics.

As well as playing for Tim's salmon chowder, the comics have their eye on winning the inaugural Taskmaster trophy. Who is best at golf with eggs? And just who are Brad and Jeff?

Greg Davies returns as the Taskmaster as five comedic competitors tackle a raft of tricky tasks with today's episode including a potato-throwing moment set to make television and sporting history.

Greg Davies judges the attempts of five funny foes which today includes Jon Richardson's horrific take on Three Blind Mice as he strives to create the best music video for a nursery rhyme.

More fiendish task action with Greg Davies as the five competitors face one of the most difficult challenges so far: to impress an apathetic mayor.

Five comedians need to impress Greg Davies by concealing a pineapple about their person, plus one unsuspecting competitor discovers they've been used as a guinea pig in a unique task experiment.

It's the last episode of the series and soon the overall winner will be announced but, before that eventuality, Richard Osman tussles with a shopping trolley by a river.

Greg Davies is back in charge as the Taskmaster as five fresh rivals are confronted with tasks involving vegetable propulsion, out-of-season snowmen and swede-on-Swede action.

How do you make a Swede blush? Can you take a boulder on a train? Find out, as Greg Davies and Alex Horne torment a captive band of comics.

As well as playing for Tim's salmon chowder, the comics have their eye on winning the inaugural Taskmaster trophy. Who is best at golf with eggs? And just who are Brad and Jeff?

Greg Davies returns as the Taskmaster as five comedic competitors tackle a raft of tricky tasks with today's episode including a potato-throwing moment set to make television and sporting history.

Greg Davies judges the attempts of five funny foes which today includes Jon Richardson's horrific take on Three Blind Mice as he strives to create the best music video for a nursery rhyme.

More fiendish task action with Greg Davies as the five competitors face one of the most difficult challenges so far: to impress an apathetic mayor.

How do you make a Swede blush? Can you take a boulder on a train? Find out, as Greg Davies and Alex Horne torment a captive band of comics.

Five comedians need to impress Greg Davies by concealing a pineapple about their person, plus one unsuspecting competitor discovers they've been used as a guinea pig in a unique task experiment.

It's the last episode of the series and soon the overall winner will be announced but, before that eventuality, Richard Osman tussles with a shopping trolley by a river.

Greg Davies is back in charge as the Taskmaster as five fresh rivals are confronted with tasks involving vegetable propulsion, out-of-season snowmen and swede-on-Swede action.

Greg Davies abuses his position of power to make five comics take on more tenuous tasks and this week they have to try and surprise Alex Horne when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.

Greg Davies onslaught of tasks don't get any easier and when Al Murray is confronted with an eggcup he goes to extreme lengths to maximise his point potential.

The five comedians try to impress Taskmaster Greg Davies in a variety of ways, including giving an item of clothing to a passing cyclist and interviewing an 83-year-old man called Hugh under hushed conditions.

Before Greg Davies awards the winner with the Taskmaster trophy, we get to find out which competitor has the most handsome relative and why Rob Beckett is beyond livid with not just frozen peas but watermelon and flour.

Five, fresh competitors go head-to-head as the gloriously bonkers show returns. They paint a model they can't see, fell a load of rubber ducks and beautifully destroy a cake.

The participants present prizes they have won. Other tasks include long distance painting, intense staring and putting an egg in an eggcup. Joe Lycett has a personal task - to smile every 30 seconds.

Taskmaster Greg Davies tries to spot the five camouflaged comedians before they try to herd dogs and chickens. They also have to re-home a fish and create a trailer for Taskmaster: The Movie.

Which guest can perform the best moves on a pommel horse and other ridiculous tasks.

Greg Davies abuses his position of power to make five comics take on more tenuous tasks and this week they have to try and surprise Alex Horne when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.

Greg Davies onslaught of tasks don't get any easier and when Al Murray is confronted with an eggcup he goes to extreme lengths to maximise his point potential.

The five comedians try to impress Taskmaster Greg Davies in a variety of ways, including giving an item of clothing to a passing cyclist and interviewing an 83-year-old man called Hugh under hushed conditions.

Before Greg Davies awards the winner with the Taskmaster trophy, we get to find out which competitor has the most handsome relative and why Rob Beckett is beyond livid with not just frozen peas but watermelon and flour.

Five, fresh competitors go head-to-head as the gloriously bonkers show returns. They paint a model they can't see, fell a load of rubber ducks and beautifully destroy a cake.

The participants present prizes they have won. Other tasks include long distance painting, intense staring and putting an egg in an eggcup. Joe Lycett has a personal task - to smile every 30 seconds.

Taskmaster Greg Davies tries to spot the five camouflaged comedians before they try to herd dogs and chickens. They also have to re-home a fish and create a trailer for Taskmaster: The Movie.

Which guest can perform the best moves on a pommel horse and other ridiculous tasks.

Greg Davies abuses his position of power to make five comics take on more tenuous tasks and this week they have to try and surprise Alex Horne when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.

Greg Davies onslaught of tasks don't get any easier and when Al Murray is confronted with an eggcup he goes to extreme lengths to maximise his point potential.

The five comedians try to impress Taskmaster Greg Davies in a variety of ways, including giving an item of clothing to a passing cyclist and interviewing an 83-year-old man called Hugh under hushed conditions.

Before Greg Davies awards the winner with the Taskmaster trophy, we get to find out which competitor has the most handsome relative and why Rob Beckett is beyond livid with not just frozen peas but watermelon and flour.

Five, fresh competitors go head-to-head as the gloriously bonkers show returns. They paint a model they can't see, fell a load of rubber ducks and beautifully destroy a cake.

Greg Davies abuses his position of power to make five comics take on more tenuous tasks and this week they have to try and surprise Alex Horne when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.

The participants present prizes they have won. Other tasks include long distance painting, intense staring and putting an egg in an eggcup. Joe Lycett has a personal task - to smile every 30 seconds.

Taskmaster Greg Davies tries to spot the five camouflaged comedians before they try to herd dogs and chickens. They also have to re-home a fish and create a trailer for Taskmaster: The Movie.

Which guest can perform the best moves on a pommel horse and other ridiculous tasks.

The five witless guests attempt to score points by completing wacky tasks, but can they all cooperate for the team task?

The feckless five attempt to go biblical and pass the camel through the eye of a needle, along with other pointless and hilarious tasks.

The guests have to come up with a special handshake and other wacky challenges.

The feckless five have to create the most exotic sandwich and other ridiculous tasks.

Greg Davies sets Aisling Bea, Bob Mortimer, Mark Watson, Nish Kumar and Sally Phillips some brilliantly bewildering tasks - including basketball without hands.

Greg Davies takes great pleasure in celebrity humiliation. Nish Kumar pretends he's Robin Hood, while Mark Watson feels the wrath of yoghurt.

Proving he's as diabolical in real life as he is in the Inbetweeners, Greg Davies sets our five comedians absurd tasks such as jelly-balancing and coconut costumery.

Mark Watson and Nish Kumar pop toast together and Sally Phillips spreads absinthe on it. Greg Davies dishes out the absurd A-list challenges once more.

The five witless guests attempt to score points by completing wacky tasks, but can they all cooperate for the team task?

The feckless five attempt to go biblical and pass the camel through the eye of a needle, along with other pointless and hilarious tasks.

The guests have to come up with a special handshake and other wacky challenges.

The feckless five have to create the most exotic sandwich and other ridiculous tasks.

Greg Davies sets Aisling Bea, Bob Mortimer, Mark Watson, Nish Kumar and Sally Phillips some brilliantly bewildering tasks - including basketball without hands.

Greg Davies takes great pleasure in celebrity humiliation. Nish Kumar pretends he's Robin Hood, while Mark Watson feels the wrath of yoghurt.

Proving he's as diabolical in real life as he is in the Inbetweeners, Greg Davies sets our five comedians absurd tasks such as jelly-balancing and coconut costumery.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne are back to challenge five brave comics to take on their tasks. This time, involving darts, eggs and a doomed wind-up tin man on a penny farthing.

Greg Davies sets tasks that are bizarre, cruel - and very funny. Sally Phillips faces an amorous watercooler. Aisling Bea crams a dish into a balloon.

The consensual celebrity humiliation continues at the hands of wicked Greg Davies. Bob Mortimer champions sausage meat and Sally Phillips returns to the womb.

Evil Greg Davies sets comedians cruel conundrums. Nish Kumar is presented with a coconut harness, while a blindfolded Sally Phillips handles a slice of bread.

The celebrity torture is almost over as the series climaxes. Aisling Bea leaps cushions, while Bob Mortimer educates us on Dumfries and Galloway.

We find out each competitor's most embarrassing items, see them make some major choices and witness several potential miracles - all to appease their hypercritical Taskmaster.

Greg Davies sets tasks that are bizarre, cruel - and very funny. Sally Phillips faces an amorous watercooler. Aisling Bea crams a dish into a balloon.

The five comedians have to complete their final few tasks. This includes making a mask which both looks AND tastes great, and finding out, just what is in the briefcase.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne are back to challenge five brave comics to take on their tricky tasks. This time, involving wheelbarrows, lemon towers and a big wardrobe in a field.

Greg Davies and Alex Horne are back to challenge five brave comics to take on their tasks. This time, involving darts, eggs and a doomed wind-up tin man on a penny farthing.