Yeah, I honestly can't tell if Jeremy Wells is enjoying himself or despises the job. I enjoy a dry sense of humor, but he goes so much further than that; He's just totally blank faced and...
Yeah, I honestly can't tell if Jeremy Wells is enjoying himself or despises the job. I enjoy a dry sense of humor, but he goes so much further than that; He's just totally blank faced and ridiculously monotone most of the time, and I can probably count on my fingers the amount of times I've seen him even crack a smile in the 5 seasons I've watched so far. Like Ben Hurley said near the end of S5, "would we even be able to tell if he was [replaced by a cyborg]?" and I don't think we actually would be able to because of how robotic he already acts.
I can't remember which episode but in S6 there's a live task where the contestants have to emote and Jeremy has to guess which emotions are on display. He's terrible at it and it's not very fun to...
I can't remember which episode but in S6 there's a live task where the contestants have to emote and Jeremy has to guess which emotions are on display. He's terrible at it and it's not very fun to watch, and at the end one of the contestants says something to the effect of "it's not surprising Jeremy can't recognize emotion", and I remember thinking he didn't look particularly amused by it.
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 2 - 'Cows are made of milk.' | Full Episode Note: I somehow missed the premiere episode when it was released last week, and only noticed now that they've released...
Really good episode. The Heist task is a lot of fun, and heightened a little by recent news The Technicolor Dribble task provides that "you don't see this on TV anywhere else" variety The Bop Alex...
Really good episode.
The Heist task is a lot of fun, and heightened a little by recent news
The Technicolor Dribble task provides that "you don't see this on TV anywhere else" variety
The Bop Alex task is another wacky point system one. I'd say the 'name a unique food' aspect somewhat detracted from it, though I get the purpose of it.
The final task is free-for-all and sport-adjacent, which I think suit the live environment best. Greg's - errr, acting? - was also great
The thing that has bothered me the most about this series is Reece and Maisie being too competitive - to the point of cringe, at times. I didn't notice any of that in this episode.
LOL yeah the timing on the heist task couldn't have been better! :P It's interesting how differently people can feel about the contestants. Maisie is my favorite precisely because of how...
LOL yeah the timing on the heist task couldn't have been better! :P
The thing that has bothered me the most about this series is Reece and Maisie being too competitive
It's interesting how differently people can feel about the contestants. Maisie is my favorite precisely because of how competitive she has been... and how flustered she gets whenever she does poorly as a result of that. I find it to be incredibly endearing. And Reece is up there for me too because of how prim and proper he still acts despite having to do such absurd things for the show.
Stan Maisie. Also Spoiler The twin task was the best task concept I’ve seen in a while. I absolutely loved it! My husband cracked the code before I did though. I was thinking it was going to be...
Stan Maisie.
Also
Spoiler
The twin task was the best task concept I’ve seen in a while. I absolutely loved it! My husband cracked the code before I did though. I was thinking it was going to be something like the person always tells the truth to one and always lies to the other (like that standard riddle setup) or something similar.
I also liked that the teams being 2 and 3 people changed up how each experienced it. Each person in the team of 2 was seeing the same twin each time, while each person in the team of 3 was alternating twins each time.
Spoiler Yeah, that twin task was brilliant, and the editing for it was absolutely perfect too. Like you, I also originally thought it might be the person telling the truth to one contestant, lying...
Spoiler
Yeah, that twin task was brilliant, and the editing for it was absolutely perfect too. Like you, I also originally thought it might be the person telling the truth to one contestant, lying to the other, or something along that line. I didn't understand what was really going on until Maisie figured it out though, so I was way behind, and might never have figured it, TBH. The "clues" wouldn't have done me any good either since I had no idea who the Thompson twins were until I looked them up after watching the task, and the snooker cue would have totally thrown me off too. And speaking of which, hilariously enough, Ania mentioned in an Instagram story that it had the same effect on her team, but they found out afterwards it was an accident it was in the room, and it wasn't actually a clue at all. :P
I've only been watching since last season, but Alex appears to be enjoying himself and laughing a lot more this season (or perhaps it's just edited differently); I much prefer it to his more stoic...
I've only been watching since last season, but Alex appears to be enjoying himself and laughing a lot more this season (or perhaps it's just edited differently); I much prefer it to his more stoic persona from S19.
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 6 - 'Is that number got curves?' | Full Episode Doesn't actually premiere for another 20min, but I'm posting it now so I don't forget.
Greg seems to actually enjoy himself as the Taskmaster, it's a refreshing change from watching a lot of NZ lately.
Yeah, I honestly can't tell if Jeremy Wells is enjoying himself or despises the job. I enjoy a dry sense of humor, but he goes so much further than that; He's just totally blank faced and ridiculously monotone most of the time, and I can probably count on my fingers the amount of times I've seen him even crack a smile in the 5 seasons I've watched so far. Like Ben Hurley said near the end of S5, "would we even be able to tell if he was [replaced by a cyborg]?" and I don't think we actually would be able to because of how robotic he already acts.
I can't remember which episode but in S6 there's a live task where the contestants have to emote and Jeremy has to guess which emotions are on display. He's terrible at it and it's not very fun to watch, and at the end one of the contestants says something to the effect of "it's not surprising Jeremy can't recognize emotion", and I remember thinking he didn't look particularly amused by it.
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 2 - 'Cows are made of milk.' | Full Episode
Note: I somehow missed the premiere episode when it was released last week, and only noticed now that they've released this second episode. Whoops.
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 7 - 'Drier than you think, chalk.' | Full Episode
Really good episode.
The thing that has bothered me the most about this series is Reece and Maisie being too competitive - to the point of cringe, at times. I didn't notice any of that in this episode.
LOL yeah the timing on the heist task couldn't have been better! :P
It's interesting how differently people can feel about the contestants. Maisie is my favorite precisely because of how competitive she has been... and how flustered she gets whenever she does poorly as a result of that. I find it to be incredibly endearing. And Reece is up there for me too because of how prim and proper he still acts despite having to do such absurd things for the show.
'Thompson.' - Season 20, Episode 3 | Taskmaster | Full Episode
Stan Maisie.
Also
Spoiler
The twin task was the best task concept I’ve seen in a while. I absolutely loved it! My husband cracked the code before I did though. I was thinking it was going to be something like the person always tells the truth to one and always lies to the other (like that standard riddle setup) or something similar.
I also liked that the teams being 2 and 3 people changed up how each experienced it. Each person in the team of 2 was seeing the same twin each time, while each person in the team of 3 was alternating twins each time.
Spoiler
Yeah, that twin task was brilliant, and the editing for it was absolutely perfect too. Like you, I also originally thought it might be the person telling the truth to one contestant, lying to the other, or something along that line. I didn't understand what was really going on until Maisie figured it out though, so I was way behind, and might never have figured it, TBH. The "clues" wouldn't have done me any good either since I had no idea who the Thompson twins were until I looked them up after watching the task, and the snooker cue would have totally thrown me off too. And speaking of which, hilariously enough, Ania mentioned in an Instagram story that it had the same effect on her team, but they found out afterwards it was an accident it was in the room, and it wasn't actually a clue at all. :P
Maisie's reaction during the prize task wonderful.
Her husband's reaction was great too. :P
I've only been watching since last season, but Alex appears to be enjoying himself and laughing a lot more this season (or perhaps it's just edited differently); I much prefer it to his more stoic persona from S19.
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 4 - 'Hey mate.' | Full Episode
"There's a creature on me!" Had me dying lmao
"Pffftt... There's a creature on me!"
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 5 - 'Bats, bats, hang up.' | Full Episode
Taskmaster Season 20, Episode 6 - 'Is that number got curves?' | Full Episode
Doesn't actually premiere for another 20min, but I'm posting it now so I don't forget.
Season 20 Outtakes - Part 1 | Taskmaster
Season 20 Outtakes - Part 2 | Taskmaster