
Taskmaster NZ — Season 1
Get ready for a hilarious Kiwi clash! For the very first time, Taskmaster is taking on New Zealand, and five of the nation’s sharpest comedians – Angella Dravid, Brynley Stent, Guy Williams, Leigh Hart, and Madeleine Sami – are stepping up to the challenge. Season one promises a whirlwind of absurd tasks, unexpected twists, and plenty of chaotic competition as these comedic powerhouses battle it out for Taskmaster supremacy.

The inaugural episode of Taskmaster NZ offers an immediate glimpse into the show's delightful absurdity: Brynley Stent’s hesitant touch of bread quickly gives way to regret. Guy Williams engages in a spirited debate over the very definition…

The challenge unfolds to reveal the most musically gifted comedian among them, while we witness Guy Williams push his team to the limits of peril. And, in a curious test of skill, we discover who can render the most accurate map of New Zeal…

The episode begins with the Taskmaster leading the contestants in a game of charades, while Angella Dravid’s presence noticeably unsettles Paul Williams. This is the inaugural team task of the season.

The comedians traded their spotlights for the shadows, embarking on a comedic challenge behind the scenes. Leigh Hart found himself hilariously inept with a blender, while Brynley Stent’s genuine emotions unexpectedly surfaced.

This week's performances feature comedians exploring the possibilities of eggs, engaging in spirited contests over cherished family possessions, and Angella Dravid navigating the challenges of easel assembly with characteristic awkward char…

This week offers a glimpse into Madeleine Sami's captivating artistry, a comforting warmth from our culinary endeavors, and a poignant farewell to Paul Williams.

The extent of Paul’s ability to remain unseen becomes clear, Guy Williams’ mounting exasperation carries a significant cost, and insights into Greg Davies’ perspective on Jeremy are revealed.

Leigh Hart’s phone remained unanswered, a persistent silence echoing through the industry. Comedians, too, found themselves stymied, unable to manage even a single text message to reach him.

A deception befalls Guy Williams, leaving him decidedly displeased. Meanwhile, Paul Williams seeks amusement at an amusement park, and a spirited discussion ensues regarding the very definition of a sausage.

The season culminates in a reveal: the victor who claims Jeremy’s impressive golden head will finally be known.

