Taskmaster — Series 15
Get ready for another season of glorious chaos as Greg Davies returns to reign supreme! This time, he's unleashing a fresh wave of comedic talent – Frankie Boyle, Mae Martin, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and Ivo Graham – upon a series of delightfully degrading challenges. Expect the usual blend of sharp wit, awkward moments, and utter humiliation as Greg delights in pushing his contestants to their limits. And somewhere amidst the mayhem, Little Alex Horne is quietly losing himself in the endless paperwork required to keep this wonderfully absurd spectacle running.
Greg Davies and Alex Horne reprise their roles as Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and Mae Martin, engaging in a curious sequence of events: untangling string, flinging toilet brushes, and performing a spirited da…
For an assignment, Alex Horne divides his ensemble into five groups, a development that prompts Jenny Eclair to offer her insights on the matter of hoards. Simultaneously, Frankie Boyle expresses decidedly firm views regarding the game of g…
A smile graces Jenny Eclair’s face as she settles into a chair, new potatoes gently raining down upon her. Ivo Graham, however, finds the whole scene rather foolish. And one wonders who will maintain composure for the crucial sausage quiz.
Kiell Smith-Bynoe participates in a game of bingo, barefoot, while Mae Martin delivers a striking and possibly inspired drum solo. The comedians collectively construct vessels to transport eggs, competing in a race where the precious cargo …
On Taskmaster, Greg Davies subjects the comedians to rigorous tests of both memory and musical skill. Frankie Boyle distinguishes himself with a surprisingly impressive falsetto. Kiell Smith-Bynoe captivates the audience with his remarkable…
In a warmly familiar home, a collection of imagined companions comes to life. Greg Davies faces the delicate task of judging, navigating debates over the very definition of gold, while bewildered contestants struggle with the simplest of cu…
Greg and Alex escalate the competition with the introduction of a pulper, sparking contention between the teams. A disagreement over jelly babies further fuels the tension. It also becomes apparent that Mae Martin and Ivo Graham frequently …
The comic characters salvaged pineapples from a pond, ingeniously finding new uses for discarded umbrellas. And in a culminating moment of delightful excess, Frankie Boyle enthusiastically attacked a colossal cat scratching post.
Mae Martin invariably forgets the task’s sole instruction. Greg Davies insists on being lectured about history, yet the five comedians appear to know nothing beyond the year 1066. And there’s paint, stomping, a disregard for punctuality, an…
The final act of the comics sees them considering the use of a garden hose, followed by a fiercely concentrated game of face-changing chess against Alex. They then devise something comforting, tailored specifically for two particular profes…
