Taskmaster — Series 6
Get ready for a hilarious clash of ambition and absurdity! This season, comedian Alice Levine joins the ranks alongside returning favorites Asim Chaudhry, Liza Tarbuck, Russell Howard, and Tim Vine as they tackle seemingly simple challenges that consistently spiral into wonderfully chaotic territory. Expect moments of genuine ingenuity intertwined with spectacular failures – it's a delightful tightrope walk between brilliance and blunder. Overseeing this beautiful mess are Greg Davies and Alex Horne, ready to tally the points (and offer their signature brand of wry commentary) throughout the season’s unpredictable journey.
Alice Levine, Asim Chaudhry, Liza Tarbuck, Russell Howard, and Tim Vine face a series of outlandish challenges – constructing precarious wheelbarrow stunts, building towering structures of lemons, and navigating a bizarre wardrobe – all orc…
Liza Tarbuck displays a marked aversion to miniature figurines. Asim Chaudhry conceives of an innovative rain hat. Alice Levine attempts to decipher the intricacies of darts.
Liza Tarbuck presents a plastic lizard to a drill.
Tim Vine shed his shirt, Russell Howard embraced the needle, and Alice Levine playfully mimicked Leonardo da Vinci with a can of whipped cream.
Asim Chaudhry finds amusement in the mundane details of plumbing, while Tim Vine experiences a predicament within the confines of a tunnel.
The challenges were whimsical: snow globes, rubber ducks, and wooden spoons, among other oddities, demanding that the contestants employ their ingenuity to win over the discerning eye of Taskmaster Greg Davies.
Tim Vine finds himself unexpectedly confronted with a damp bra; Alice Levine offers a hesitant foray into the world of cricket; and Russell Howard delivers a remarkably plausible impersonation of a liger.
Russell Howard won over a pleasant woman named Carol, while Liza Tarbuck devised a riddle intended for children – a riddle perhaps best kept from their eyes.
Russell Howard secured a tie around his head, leaving Tim Vine visibly dismayed by a trifling fragment of bent metal.
Tim Vine ventures into a daring imitation, while Alex Horne is presented with a gift from Liza Tarbuck. The fortunate recipient of the Taskmaster’s golden award is then unveiled.
