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Lou Sanders was really good I thought. Got straight into it.
Yeah liked her as well. Think perhaps I'm being a bit harsh on season 8; may have to revisit it at some point.
Lou Sanders was really good I thought. Got straight into it.
Yep.Deseree is going to he extremely annoying, isn't she?
Bah, I liked Daisy. Her dynamic with Richard Herring was the best thing about that series. Also, off the back of it I finally watched This Country, which was great, so I'm a fan now. And I've only come across Desiree on the Off Menu podcast, so can't quite understand the reaction against her.Desiree will seem even worse than usual because the ones everyone will want to see and hear from, Alan and Victoria, will probably be laid back and quiet in the studio.
My bet would be she'll make a good rival for Daisy May Cooper for the worst contestant ever.
I think if they reversed his and Sarah's score for the dinosaur task - which could easily have happened, given hers looked nothing like a dinosaur - Wozniac would have won.Certainly ended up being one of the best series for me. Good chemistry all round and Lee and Mike made a great team on the team tasks.
Read on reddit that someone thought Alex dressed up as the Roman soldier for the weighing task as a hint - Archimedes got killed by a Roman soldier.
Great how Charlotte lived up to the aspiring children's tv presenter throughout despite the tasks being filmed before the studio bit.
I take responsibility for Mike not winning as I got him in a sweepstake on another site.
I think if they reversed his and Sarah's score for the dinosaur task - which could easily have happened, given hers looked nothing like a dinosaur - Wozniac would have won.
Not that I'm bitter, I just would have liked to have seen more from him in Champion of Champions one day. Also, as the first winner of the first ever Taskmaster at Edinburgh, it would have been fitting.
Have they not skipped a champion of champions? I wouldn't be surprised if it's because they're all dull.
I didn't know that about the Edinburgh one. We happened to watch Man Down before this series so was pleased he was in but he's definitely won a lot of new fans.
I think if they reversed his and Sarah's score for the dinosaur task - which could easily have happened, given hers looked nothing like a dinosaur - Wozniac would have won.
Not that I'm bitter, I just would have liked to have seen more from him in Champion of Champions one day. Also, as the first winner of the first ever Taskmaster at Edinburgh, it would have been fitting.
I reckon CoC2 will be on around Christmas. For some of the home tasks that have been put on YouTube, the background had the golden decoration in the house which they had for the first CoC so think filming is underway/done.Have they not skipped a champion of champions? I wouldn't be surprised if it's because they're all dull.
I didn't know that about the Edinburgh one. We happened to watch Man Down before this series so was pleased he was in but he's definitely won a lot of new fans.
Was listening to the podcast earlier, didn't realize all the non team tasks were filmed before Covid. Mad that they film them that far in advance.
I think they may film two series at the same time. The last series had a live task that was the idea of one of Lee Mack's kids, and she told them the idea on a visit to the studio, apparently.Surely not? There were individual tasks in the previous series that were clearly affected by Covid, as I recall.
Yeah, 10 and 11 were filmed around the same time which would have been early lockdown for the team tasks and maybe just before that for some individual tasks depending on when people were available for recording.I think they may film two series at the same time. The last series had a live task that was the idea of one of Lee Mack's kids, and she told them the idea on a visit to the studio, apparently.
Apparently so. Makes sense as the task to weigh Alex's head and feet wouldn't have been possible in Covid times.Surely not? There were individual tasks in the previous series that were clearly affected by Covid, as I recall.
Apparently so. Makes sense as the task to weigh Alex's head and feet wouldn't have been possible in Covid times.
Sounds like a good old fashion Taskmaster breakdownAlex was also saying that VCM is totally unlike anyone they've had before and they Alan Davies supposedly sat in his caravan after the first day and said he didn't think the show was for him, so looking forward to the next series.
Was listening to the podcast earlier, didn't realize all the non team tasks were filmed before Covid. Mad that they film them that far in advance.
Alex was also saying that VCM is totally unlike anyone they've had before and they Alan Davies supposedly sat in his caravan after the first day and said he didn't think the show was for him, so looking forward to the next series.
Cool cya then, enjoy your holiday.Back on Sept 23rd.
Excellent.Back on Sept 23rd.
Great news.Back on Sept 23rd.
Great news.
Really looking forward to it, and to see Victoria Coren Mitchell on it. Just a shame about Desiree Burch.
Anyone watching the NZ version?
someone is uploading them on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/c/ozmartian/videos
It's the best version outside the UK...
I wouldn't mind that. Would love to see the likes of Bob Mortimer or Rhod Gilbert on again.NZ one is great, maybe cause their accent is awesome
I think their humour is good too.
UK, NZ and also the Norwegian one is good - except the channel that does the show in Norway has too few comedians, so some have been on more seasons
I wouldn't mind that. Would love to see the likes of Bob Mortimer or Rhod Gilbert on again.
Kiwi's are proper weird tbf. Watch Guy Williams on YouTube and you'll see what they're like
Mike Wozniak?Yeah, and the guy that was in the last season, don't remember his name, but he was funny
I've seen her on a few more things since she was announced as a new TM contestant. Still not got a clue why so many people seem to have a such a problem with her.Great news.
Really looking forward to it, and to see Victoria Coren Mitchell on it. Just a shame about Desiree Burch.
Mike Wozniak?
She's just not my kind of humour and although that's inevitable with panels of comedians, it's the ones who are loud and in your face that I find harder to put up with if I don't find them funny to begin with. I'd put Desiree Burch in that group. Same with Aisling Bea.I've seen her on a few more things since she was announced as a new TM contestant. Still not got a clue why so many people seem to have a such a problem with her.
Watched the first 4 episodes of season 2 now. Daniel Correos is brilliant. I like Laura Daniel as well, her prize task entry for episode 4 is one of the best I've ever seen.Anyone watching the NZ version?
someone is uploading them on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/c/ozmartian/videos
It's the best version outside the UK...
She's just not my kind of humour and although that's inevitable with panels of comedians, it's the ones who are loud and in your face that I find harder to put up with if I don't find them funny to begin with. I'd put Desiree Burch in that group. Same with Aisling Bea.
I'm sure some others will like them, and some will dislike ones that I like - and I wouldn't be puzzled by that as styles of comedy are subjective and many will have different favourites and least favourites. Desiree Burch's style is just one that I find overly loud and not particularly funny.
Yeah, I agree Taskmaster - and House of Games - gives a chance to see people whose humour you don't particularly like and yet warm to them a bit more regardless of that.Taskmaster is quite good for that though. There have been quite a few people I've not liked to begin with and then I've done a 180 by the end of the show. Jamali was one from last season.
I'll reserve judgement until I've seen her for a few episodes. My only knowledge of her is posters in here saying she's bad.