Taskmaster - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
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They're at it again, Tom Gleeson: The Better Tom and Tom Cashman: The lesser Tom return to scrutinize and exasperate our five contestants all vying to be the Taskmaster champion
Burying a Backpacker
Our five contestants gear up for Taskmaster glory: Bring in the cheekiest item, build a wall with big balls, film an emotional drone scene, and hide ten road cones.
Mop and Bucket Situation
In episode three, our contestants learn how to blend into the furniture, invent their own sport and tear cards apart furiously. Rhys has his dreams come true during the live task.
Sorry About the Fingers
In episode four, cute faces, hot clubs, and pressure-packed weights test the comedians' resolve.
Inspired by Pol Pot
Contestants collect objects that can't talk, hunt for unsolicited quacks, teach the Taskmaster a thing or two, roast some friends, and tackle a studio task with tennis balls and suits.
Out-alpha'd by a Sheep
There's budget art, coffee challenges, taxi cowboy ballads, unwelcome mats and alien debates.
Gimme Some Item
There's dashboard distractions, sticky situations, sabotaged sculptures, and meet cute memories.
Tickled in Two Different Ways
Conversation starters, big outfits and Tom transformations blend together in episode eight.
A Bit of a Pickle
Contestants go wild with rackets and heavenly voices. Smear campaigns and hiding places are created.
Wee/wee
Unreliable items, gnome names, new sins and pancake flips! Who will be the winner of season three!
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