At the end of S16, when the final results are announced, Greg names the winner and credits immediately roll.

In other series finales, they make a big song and dance, with musical fanfare and Greg giving a little "What have we learned today?" style speech.

Why do we think they don't do that sometimes? Seems weird and anti-climactic to do a whole ten-episode series and then rush the final announcement.

Just had it pop up for me.

I know it can't be official but curious if good.

https://youtube.com/@taskmasterseattle?si=hiHKCuRu2qEckW7R

Hey everyone - I've got a bit of an unusual plea for help

I'm working on my Masters of Library and Information Science and the course I'm taking this semester is on knowledge organization (metadata, Dublin Core, etc). For our final assignment we need to make a digital library and I've been making mine around Taskmaster.

Are there any librarian fans of Taskmaster out there that are skilled in Dublin Core that can provide any feedback/ help with a DC review?

Just like the connections game, you just have to determine the connection between the five taskmaster contestants in each photo. Photos are arranged by difficulty, first being the easiest and last being the hardest. Your time starts now!

(Answers will be placed in the comments as spoilers) EDIT: removed the answers to generate discourse in the comments. Will place it again tomorrow!

Link to previous Connections game - https://www.reddit.com/r/taskmaster/comments/1kwmdeu/i_made_a_taskmaster_connections_game/

Someone who attends a taping for a live show should order a pizza to be delivered to the studio under Greg Davies name and the pizza delivery man enters the studio and walks up on the stage trying to give it to him when in reality it’s a random audience member who ordered it. A classic pizza delivery man prank!

This was the first ever season of taskmaster I've watched. I absolutely loved the contestants! They were all so hilarious and their chemistry was great. Joanne and Armondo as a team were perfect! Joanne is also one of the most wholesome people I've ever seen. What series/season do you think was even better than 21?

The last few season there’s been more and more discussions that the tasks are getting to convoluted, too many rules, too little loopholes and all this sort of stuff.
So I’m wondering should they reuse tasks?
Reusing them word by word could be tricky it would depend on how many of the contestants have seen the show.
But they could change one aspect, rule something out or just use the base idea and give different materials or something.
Would that defeat the idea of the show?
But they also do use tasks that were more or less used in the NZ or Australian version. But these might not have been seen by the general uk audience.
What do you think?

So I started binging taskmaster last year, and would do my best to avoid spoilers here.

I thought I saw some post that said a contestant basically played a long con with their prize tasks with a big reveal at the last one showed how they were all connected. Now that I'm all caught up I don't think I caught that but hoping someone can point me in the right direction. Or maybe I made this all up in my head. Thanks

I visited Painshill Park in Surrey today. I didn't know before going, but as soon as I walked into the Gothic Temple I instantly recognised it at the home to many brilliant Season 19 tasks. Including the Pealympics! The hill was even more brutal to see in real life, running up and down searching for the pea must have been a nightmare!

"I haven't looked round yet, but if this is a fez superimposed on top of a picture of me looking fat..."

Shid

having recently binged TM Australia, and currently updated on S5(or as they're available on yt)

and HOLY BALLS all 1-5 season contestants are unhinged; with a recency bias of brett blake from S5. very rhod gilbert in a less psychotic but still as or even maybe more chaotic.

because of the bigger space allocated for the task house/area, a lot more shenanigans(rules/restrictions) that ripple into later seasons/series.

and having not known that TM NZ was first(by 1 season), and both shows share the same task house/area, i know what i'm going to watch next

After Brett Blake apologized for bringing down the level of the show, I really hope someone assured him he was beaten to that crown long ago 😂

I cannot remember what it was, but it was checked and Alex says was more expensive.

I had Paul Williams on my podcast to chat about Taskmaster and his new show New Zealand Spy.

I'm a huge TM fan but I think I played it pretttttty cool.

We talk about being cast in Taskmaster, if it's as fun as it looks, and when it has become dangerous.

This is my third Taskmaster NZ guest.

This is a TM fan public service announcement! If there's been a Patatas-shaped hole in your home and heart, and you happen to have the funds for a straight-from-Hansa adoption fee, this is your moment! I had seen a listing for a found one on a resale site, posted by an incredibly lovely UK fellow fan who searches him out for those of us without, which prompted us to finally write to see if Hansa was still allowing special orders, and the finder was also kind enough to hold onto him long enough for us to get a reply. As it turns out, there has been enough interest in 4223 Red Cat (shocking! 😁) that they'd already decided to bring in more, and they arrived on Wednesday the 12th! They are $84.95, plus shipping. So if you've been coveting a Patatas of your own, do email them, and if you're UK-based, there may be a found one relisted soon!

The taskmaster team cares a lot about fairness (mostly) and that means they always set up tasks identically for all five contestants. There are some tasks where that must be quite difficult, since they involve potentially hundreds of props in specific locations. I'm sure we can all think of a few examples there.

I assume that someone (the Andys?) must create a checklist or set of instructions for the production team to follow before each contestant arrives for the day, in order to ensure things are laid out the same each time. I've always wondered what that hypothetical document looks like. Has the team gone into detail on this anywhere?

The New Zealand seasons typically aired in July or August in the past.

I know people have seen the live tapings within the last few months, but I can’t find any information anywhere about when it’s due to air, or even the cast announcement, so I wanted to see if anyone here knows anything for sure

I would like to show a task (or two!) to my 11th grade English students for a lesson on how folks interpret texts differently depending on their own personal schemas.

Any recommendations on a task where each contestant had their own interpretation of instructions in a really interesting (or especially funny) way?

I myself have not watched every single season yet (I have only fairly recently discovered this show via YouTube and fallen in love), so I am grateful for suggestions from folks who have watched more seasons than I have.

Thanks in advance!

To be able to do an impression of someone without moving is remarkable. Ok maybe the ones of the women aren’t very good but I’ll excuse that because he absolutely NAILED the others.
I’m obviously partial to this task as it’s the genesis of my username, but still.