Oct 11, 2025
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Moments for the Taskmaster Hotel: The Natural Friends edition that absolutely sent me
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Seeing them nail the second high five was weirdly satisfying.
okay i’m catching up on the s16 finale and “do something shocking - but family friendly - with his donut” is such a brilliant reminder of what some other contestants have done for shock value. (fucked a water fountain. fucked a chickpea.) (they know this donut is equally fuckable.)
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Am I the only one who sees loads of similarities between S11 and S16 of Taskmaster? (spoilers below)
Both teams of two give off "couple having a lovely day out" vibes
Both teams of three give off "chaotic found family" vibes
Both have an incredibly disgusting task (get the banana into the bottle | do the most shocking thing with a donut) that prevents the series from being one of my favourites (this one is personal but whatever)
Both had a contestant reveal a shocking hair transformation in the final episode (Mike's mohawk | Sam's blonde hair)
Both were won by Australians
i still think “smorgasbord for a kidnapper” should have been the episode title
Taskmaster season 16 callbacks on nationally-funded children’s television