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Episodes About the Show

  • Taskmaster

    Hello. S1: E1 42 minTV-14 L, V

    A group of comedians get assigned seemingly simple tasks that are designed to make their heads spin.

  • Taskmaster

    A novel about Russian Gulags. S1: E2 43 minTV-14 L, V

    Lou Sanders, Iain Stirling and Paul Sinha showcase their unusual talents. Alex Horne is up to his usual antics.

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    Stuck in a mammal groove. S1: E3 42 minTV-14 L, V

    Joe Thomas struggles with the definition of a mammal and Sian Gibson sends a NSFW text.

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    The Barrel Dad. S1: E4 43 minTV-14 L, V

    The competitive nature of Taskmaster bubbles alarmingly to the surface.

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    Stay humble. S1: E5 43 minTV-14 L, V

    Paul Sinha has some struggles with a basketball and Joe Thomas has a disastrous birthday.

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    Rock N Roll Umlaut. S1: E6 43 minTV-14 L, V

    The secret to the Taskmaster's reign of tyranny is that he's unpredictable, and especially so in this episode.

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    This is Trevor. S1: E7 43 minTV-14 L, V

    Greg Davies hands down more brutally honest judgements as five comics fight among themselves to win his golden head.

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    Aquatic Sewing Machine. S1: E8 43 minTV-14 L, V

    This episode feature sand, beach balls, water and an angler's keepnet.

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    I've Been A Bit Ill. S1: E9 43 minTV-14 L, V

    Sian Gibson seeks to redefine the definition of the verb 'bounce'.

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    Clumpy Swayey Clumsy Man. S1: E10 43 minTV-14 L, V

    In the final episode of the season, one of the five intrepid comics is set to win Greg Davies's gorgeous golden head.

The all-powerful Taskmaster issues simple, bizarre tasks to five comedians. The tasks are designed to encourage the players to think laterally and creatively. Comedy ensues in this BAFTA-winning show!

CAST

Greg Davies
Alex Horne

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS

Alex Horne
Richard Allen-Turner
Rob Aslett
James Taylo
Jon Thoday
Andy Devonshire