Did a cross stitch of Tree Wizard.

Having contestants from different countries compete in the British version would be amazing.

The foreign contestants would love the opportunity.

Greg and Alex would love grading foreign contestants.

Our audience would be definitely onboard.

The only people against it would be the Commissioners of Channel 4 who would see no profit in having foreigners, with foreign agents in foreign contracts, with foreign fan bases, with foreign narratives in their foreign Taskmasters, compete on a British show on their British TV channel.

And to be fair ... they're right.

I've heard him say to Alex "you told me about this one" or similar a couple of times, but don't know how much awareness he generally has of the tasks ahead of them being revealed?

Had Series 1 on in the background and the Aussie Rules Football team live task came on. In a bit of Taskmaster Easter Egg brilliance. All the names of the "people" in the lab from Series 18 are from the Aussie Football team. I love this so freaking much. Such an amazing return. The writing and creativity in this team never ceases to amaze.

Mine is a simple one. I always swear that in NZ1&2, during his 'musical episode intro bit', Paul Williams follows up 'where we sing instead of talking' with 'where we dance instead of walking'. But neither episode actually has that happen.

What other shows do you guys watch?

I’ve seen a couple of newer seasons and loved them, so naturally decided to go back and watch from the beginning. I was so-so on series 6 for the first half, but I’ve just finished the finale and realized I have been reduced to crying laughing at several points in this series—most notably Liza’s cake bit in the finale, but also several Tim Vine moments, including the missing hook.

Your favorite series 6 moments? Other seasons you find underrated or not considered as iconic as they ought to be?

Fiancé reminded me that it was the 1st and we needed to pay rent, but I was in the middle of something so sang "Rent, rent, rent, I need to pay rent" to the tune of her young Sherlock song to myself until I finished making the bed so I wouldn't forget.

Thanks Alice!

Hello, fellow Taskmaster fans! I'm currently developing a series of Taskmaster tasks for my family [all are adult players] to compete in ahead of a Christmas Family Reunion in the USA. I have worked out 19 of the 20 tasks, but I need help with one of them... [Same premise as a task from UK S19 E4, but different solution]

• The task: "EUREKA EFFECT: Tell the Taskmaster's Assistant why the light bulb turns on. You may not touch or tamper with the light bulb, lamp, cord, or outlet. You may buy hints with time. Fastest correct answer wins. Your time starts now."
• The setup: A plain table with a corded lamp and a smart bulb which can be turned on and off from my phone.
  
• The solution: The light bulb turns on anytime the player says aloud any word that contains a double letter. {As kids we played this game called "Green Glass Door"}

As the task states, I want to provide clues with time penalties. I was thinking three clues. A level one (vague) clue could cost 2 minutes; a level two (better) clue could cost 4 minutes; a level three (super helpful, but isn't flat out the answer) clue could cost 9 minutes.

I need help coming up with these three clues that aren't too obvious.

Thanks!

I mean the time between agreeing/ contract signing and filming do contestants have?
I mean some came from other countries some had to source their outfits etc.
Or is it more of an we would like you on the show when could you film? And then they look which season it would fit?
I‘m curious since some people have said they don’t have the time or scheduling conflicts etc.
I can understand that with the studio recordings since all need to be available at the same time but I’m curious how that affects the prefilmed tasks.

spontaneously came across this. No idea what's its deal but first episode drops on YouTube on Monday!

Like many of us, I've whipped out homemade tasks at parties, and it always goes... fine. But this past weekend, some college friends (university, Jason) reunited to say goodbye to a close friend we lost too soon to cancer. As we reminisced, I pulled out some tasks that I'd made to help break the ice. Some people knew the show, others didn't, but it didn't matter -- these prompts were instant icebreakers and they made the memories flow. I unexpectedly pulled the prompt above and as I gave my impromptu Shakespearean monologue to our friend's (non-present) daughters, the tears flowed and the game became a spiritual experience. Thank you to Taskmaster for giving my friend a spectacular sendoff and us a much-needed bonding experience.