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00:32Welcome! Welcome to Taskmaster. I'm Greg Davis and my job is simple. Objectively judge the performative attempts of five comedians.
00:42The complication is, I don't have a rational mind, being as I am, drunk on testosterone and out of my
00:48mind on cake.
00:52Combine this with the undeniable fact that some of our contestants are incompetent and we've got ourselves a recipe for
00:58one hell of a car park fight.
01:00Let us meet them again now. They are Andy Zaltzman, Baba Tunde Aleshe, Emma Sidney, Jack Dean and Roger Jones.
01:14CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
01:16And sitting next to me, a man who looks like a haunted lighthouse keeper drawn by a friendless child.
01:24LAUGHTER
01:26It's...
01:26IN LILLIENTON!
01:30CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
01:31Thank you.
01:32Woo!
01:34Let's get started. What is the prize task, young fellow and the lads?
01:37Yes! Showtime! And for this episode's prize task, they've been asked to bring in the object that is bigger than
01:44your head that you would most like to carry with you for the rest of your life if you had
01:48to carry an object with you for the rest of your life.
01:50LAUGHTER
01:50Five points for the one Greg thinks is best and all five will be carried home by the episode winner,
01:55J'ai Fini.
01:56Merci.
01:57LAUGHTER
01:57Rosie Jones, what object have you brought in that you would most like to carry around with you for the
02:02rest of your life?
02:03OK, I'm very happy with this.
02:08Yeah.
02:09It is...
02:11Your...
02:11Head.
02:14LAUGHTER
02:14Here it is.
02:17LAUGHTER
02:19APPLAUSE
02:23So here's how I will carry it.
02:29LAUGHTER
02:31For the rest of her life.
02:34I would really think it will open doors for me.
02:42To you, Rosie.
02:44People would see me come in and be like,
02:49Greg!
02:51LAUGHTER
02:53Well, that implies I look visually like a relatively small woman with a massive puppy and maché hair.
03:00LAUGHTER
03:01I mean, it's absolutely incredible.
03:03Who's next, Baba?
03:04Oh, no.
03:06Oh, yeah.
03:07After that, like, mine's genuinely boring.
03:09Like, it's practical, though.
03:11I bought speakers, subwoofer speakers.
03:13Yes, Baba brought in this.
03:16LAUGHTER
03:17Boring, isn't it?
03:19But I'm a lover of music and I...
03:22That's the only thing I could find that was bigger than my head,
03:24that I would genuinely love to carry around for the rest of my life.
03:27You give me Bob Marley's greatest hits and that, I'm sorted.
03:31You are not one of those blokes in my local park who carries one of those.
03:34Hell, yes, I am.
03:35You are that guy.
03:35I am that guy.
03:36Mr Middle Class.
03:37Yes, I am.
03:39LAUGHTER
03:40No, I don't...
03:41I think you're more...
03:42You're too considerate to be the speaker guy.
03:43For who?
03:44I don't give a shit about anybody.
03:46LAUGHTER
03:47What I like about it, Baba...
03:48Yes.
03:49...is that you genuinely would like to have a speaker.
03:51100.
03:51And it speaks very sweetly of your love of music.
03:54Ever.
03:55OK.
03:55OK.
03:55I wanted something that looked good...
03:57Yeah.
03:58..and was lightweight and useful to me.
04:01Sick.
04:01OK.
04:02So, I brought in a hat.
04:03This is a hat.
04:04OK.
04:05Yes.
04:06I like it.
04:07To be fair, it is a good hat.
04:09Now...
04:09But, obviously, I wanted it to be of some use to me, OK?
04:12So, within the hat is in-built moisturiser.
04:17LAUGHTER
04:20APPLAUSE
04:24Is moisturising very important to you?
04:27Absolutely.
04:28I'm proudly...
04:29Er...
04:30No.
04:30I'm proud to say that I suffer with...
04:33Say it.
04:34You're proudly what?
04:35I'm proudly dry.
04:36I'm a dry woman.
04:37And I like to be moist.
04:41LAUGHTER
04:41Someone say that.
04:42That's it.
04:44APPLAUSE
04:45Jack.
04:46As you know, I'm a singer-songwriter.
04:48Oh, I didn't know that.
04:50Well, get over it.
04:51LAUGHTER
04:52If I had to carry around an item for the rest of my life,
04:55it's bigger than my head.
04:56Yeah.
04:57It would be this.
04:57I wrote a ditty because, as I said, I'm a singer-songwriter,
05:01and it explains the prize a bit more.
05:03So, here you go.
05:08This is my prize.
05:11It's bigger than my head.
05:14This is my prize.
05:16I brought in for Greg.
05:20It's not for Alex.
05:22Nothing rhymes with his name.
05:24LAUGHTER
05:24That's not his fault.
05:26He's got his parents to blame.
05:28This is the good bit, right?
05:30Oh, can you believe your eyes?
05:36It's my taskmaster prize.
05:40There you go.
05:41How about that?
05:42APPLAUSE
05:47Really sweet, Jack.
05:48There's only one left.
05:50Andy Zaltzman.
05:51You look fabulous.
05:52Thanks, mate.
05:52You're welcome.
05:53Eyes up.
05:54LAUGHTER
05:56The object I've brought in that's bigger than my head
05:57that I'd like to carry with me for the rest of my life
05:59is a rhinoceros's head that fires cricket balls out of its mouth.
06:04Oh, God.
06:06Yeah, here we go.
06:07Action.
06:08LAUGHTER
06:14I guarantee you carry that with you for the rest of your life,
06:16you'll have a lot of interesting chats with strangers.
06:19Is that something that the rest of you would like to win?
06:22If that was on my street, that going on, I would go,
06:25well, look, I'm not safe, I have to move boroughs.
06:28LAUGHTER
06:31And then, as soon as you finish that sentence, off comes the lid.
06:36LAUGHTER
06:39All right, let's give some points, though.
06:40Yes, please. Right.
06:41Right, I'm going to give five points to Emma.
06:43I can't really distinguish between a papier-mâché rhinoceros
06:47that fires balls and a papier-mâché me with breasts.
06:50So I'll give those two four points.
06:52I'll give Jack three points.
06:54And I'm giving Baba two just because I like the fact that he loves music.
06:57And why not reward sweetness? There it goes.
07:00APPLAUSE
07:03Tough time, then. What's in store for us, first?
07:07Well, first of all, we're going to see how the cast copes with ropes.
07:11LAUGHTER
07:26Good morning, Andy.
07:27Morning. Morning, Alex.
07:29So what's happening?
07:31Well, I don't want you to look up.
07:33You don't want me to look up?
07:34No, thank you.
07:35OK.
07:37Don't look up, please, Rosie.
07:40That's exactly why you're wearing the visor.
07:46Ring the bell.
07:50You may not look up.
07:53Fewest ropes pulled wins.
07:55You have a maximum of ten minutes.
07:58LAUGHTER
08:00Your time starts now.
08:02The S of starts is with a five.
08:04I think someone was supposed to put an S, but they put a five.
08:08Right.
08:08So it's time start five now.
08:11You don't think that was deliberate?
08:13In my...
08:13Oh, so what, I've only got five minutes?
08:14No, you've got ten minutes.
08:21So the five font thing is causing consternation.
08:25Oh, it got in their heads, Greg.
08:26Got into their heads.
08:28Let's go.
08:29We're going to see Andy first.
08:31Let's see if this rings a bell.
08:33So I'll assume there's a bell above me.
08:40OK, right.
08:41I feel like I'm missing a clue somewhere.
08:44There's nothing in there.
08:45Could be B-11 rather than bell.
08:48Well, maybe I'll try number one.
08:53A lot of balls.
08:54No bells.
08:56Oh, hang on.
08:59Have you pulled rope number eight yet?
09:01Well, no, I haven't.
09:03Right.
09:04Does that mean I should pull it?
09:05I mean...
09:06Again, I don't...
09:07Are there any other messages in there?
09:08That's half your time gone, Andy.
09:10Right, OK.
09:12I can't, like, call Ian Bell the cricketer on my phone.
09:15That doesn't count.
09:15Do you have his number?
09:17No, I don't.
09:18Well, I'm trying to need rope.
09:28I see it on full date.
09:30Yeah, it's just a long rope.
09:31I feel like this has nothing to do with the ropes.
09:37That's not a bell, by the looks of it.
09:40Oh, looks like a number seven.
09:43Might as well.
09:46Why not four?
09:52That's the cat, obviously.
09:56Doesn't appear to have a bell in...
09:57No, Bell, no.
09:58You never know.
09:59Some breeds of cat do.
10:00Right.
10:02There's no real way of emerging from this with any form of dignity.
10:07No!
10:07No!
10:07Is that Ian Bell up there?
10:08Did I just ring Ian Bell?
10:09Right, there's two ropes left.
10:16OK.
10:17That's the end of the time.
10:19I didn't ring a bell particularly there.
10:22No, I didn't hear any bells.
10:23Right.
10:23No.
10:24That's a shame.
10:25Quite a mess as well.
10:31So, it's taken me a long time to work out about you.
10:34Yeah.
10:34You sort of have the countenance and employ the vernacular of a scientist.
10:37Yes.
10:38But I wrote down what you actually did there.
10:40Yeah.
10:40Which was to randomly pull all the ropes.
10:43Yes.
10:43Fail the tasks whilst occasionally banging on about cricket again.
10:48Yeah.
10:50Yeah, but then you look back through the history of science, Greg.
10:52What did Isaac Newton do?
10:53He just sat under trees till something fell on his head.
10:56So, is it really that different?
10:58Said something about Googlies?
10:59Yeah, yeah.
11:01Basically, Andy did very badly.
11:03He pulled all the ropes.
11:04There were lots of numbers hidden around the ropes,
11:05but they didn't mean anything at all.
11:07Next.
11:07OK.
11:08Right, next, it's the Dee family.
11:10Jack Dee and Bubba Tundee.
11:12Here we go.
11:13Not all of them are connected to a bell.
11:15OK.
11:16It's a game of luck.
11:18You know, some slightly lost interest.
11:20Right.
11:21But we'll go for it.
11:23Oh!
11:24Ah!
11:25I don't want to pull anything!
11:29Oh, I like that.
11:30Yeah.
11:30OK.
11:31You know what?
11:32This one's furthest away.
11:37No bell.
11:38I'm just going to go through them.
11:39There's no skill in this.
11:42It's...
11:43Right.
11:45No, I see.
11:47Yeah.
11:47See what I mean?
11:48Well, I...
11:49Yeah, I guess so, yeah.
11:50What am I supposed to do?
11:50React?
11:53No!
11:56No!
11:59No!
12:00That's a watermelon.
12:02Umbrellas.
12:04I'm tempted to do this one, but I don't want to.
12:08Because I just don't want nothing weird falling on me.
12:12Oh, that's not traumatizing.
12:14No!
12:16I mean, let's just pull, bro.
12:17At the end of the day, it is what it is.
12:19Bang!
12:20Bang!
12:21Bow!
12:22Not a bell!
12:22Yeah.
12:23It's furthest ropes wins.
12:24Life is about the now.
12:27Boom!
12:28There's no bell.
12:29There's no bell.
12:30Ten.
12:32There's no bell!
12:34Wait, what?
12:36You've got seven minutes left.
12:38Oh!
12:44Oh, there might be a bell in the, er, in the music.
12:48Yeah.
12:52Great, ah, yeah.
12:53Happy?
12:54Yeah, I've stopped the clock.
12:55Yeah.
12:55Are you happy?
12:56Yeah, I found the bell.
12:57Yeah.
12:58I found the bell.
12:59Er, I'll go and get dry now.
13:01I'll just, er, yeah.
13:03Yeah.
13:04It's great fun.
13:05Isn't it?
13:19Bravo, you look like you're having the time in your life pulling those ropes.
13:22No, I was a bit traumatised, to be fair.
13:24Were you?
13:25Yes, cos I don't like these, I don't like doing things where I don't know what's on the other end.
13:30Yeah.
13:31You came to the wrong show.
13:34Two more contrasting catchphrases you couldn't hear.
13:38Baba shouting, life is about the now.
13:40And Jack saying, it's entirely random, so I've lost interest.
13:46LAUGHTER
13:47It was like day 34 of these tasks, and it was beginning to wear thin on me, and, er...
13:52No way!
13:53Yeah, I know, I put all my energy into concealing that, cos I know it's a fun show.
13:58Yeah.
13:59And they both did eventually ring a bell after pulling ten ropes, so they got exactly the same result.
14:05Break time now, and a chance to continue the housework.
14:08Maybe make the kids pack lunches, load the dishwasher, or chuck that lump you married into the street.
14:14Imagine having the bed to yourself.
14:16It's not like it's been used for anything else.
14:19LAUGHTER
14:19We'll see you in a minute.
14:26APPLAUSE
14:33Hello again, welcome back into The Fold.
14:36It's part two, and there's a rope-pulling bell ring in Tuscan play.
14:40We've only got two perspective campanologists to go.
14:43It's Rosie and Emma.
14:55What are you doing, Emma?
14:57I'm just, erm...
14:59I'm...I'm walking backwards.
15:02Right.
15:03It says you pulled a rope.
15:08Can I shake it?
15:10When you use something, you can zoom in, but in real life, you have to do it with your body.
15:14So if you want to see something close up...
15:17You're zooming out?
15:17Yeah, I'm zooming out.
15:18Right.
15:19I'm not pulling it!
15:21I'm not pulling it!
15:25LAUGHTER
15:27That didn't help, actually, quite as much as I wanted.
15:50I'll be honest with you, it's not going well at all.
15:53Look.
15:54Mmm.
15:54Um...
15:57Fuck me!
15:58Her bell.
16:02There's her bell!
16:05Oh, my God!
16:11I'm playing cat door in there.
16:14Zero ropes pulled.
16:15I'm just zooming out again.
16:17Yep, yep.
16:18Don't pull off the chair.
16:24I rang at one.
16:26OK.
16:27I'm good at this.
16:29See you later.
16:30I'm very, very good.
16:32APPLAUSE
16:36Yet again, another example of your crushingly low self-esteem.
16:40The last thing you said as you leave, I'm good at this, beat, I'm very good.
16:46LAUGHTER
16:47Can you argue with me, though?
16:50Yeah, sure.
16:51Why did you spend ages shaking the ropes?
16:54LAUGHTER
16:54You need to get some footage.
17:00LAUGHTER
17:02APPLAUSE
17:05Why did you go away with that?
17:07You just shook the ropes for ages.
17:08Yeah!
17:09That is a good idea, though, isn't it?
17:11Yeah!
17:11That's how she knew the others.
17:13I can't believe it!
17:14Yeah.
17:14What, you can feel what?
17:16Nothing!
17:18So you were shaking to see if there was a bell?
17:20Yeah.
17:21OK.
17:21You need to wake up, mate.
17:23LAUGHTER
17:27And this coming from a woman who appears to have a zoom lens system.
17:32LAUGHTER
17:34As it went on, I was like, this is actually...
17:37There's something in this.
17:39There's something in zooming in and out of things.
17:42With your body.
17:43With your body and head.
17:45People did that for thousands and thousands of years.
17:48The original zoom.
17:49Yeah, yeah.
17:50And you would know, yeah.
17:51The original zoom.
17:52LAUGHTER
17:53Oh, she's turned on you, Andy.
17:56LAUGHTER
17:56She's turned on you.
17:59X2, Emma.
18:02LAUGHTER
18:03She ran the bell, though.
18:04Yeah, she ran the bell.
18:05She only pulled one rope.
18:06OK.
18:06And so it's pretty clear.
18:08Andy didn't get any points.
18:09He didn't do the task.
18:10Joint third.
18:11Bubba and Jack both get three points.
18:13Emma gets four points.
18:14Rosie didn't pull any.
18:15She gets five points.
18:16That's it.
18:17CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
18:20Do you want to look at a scoreboard, then?
18:22We can.
18:22Both at the top of the leaderboard with nine points.
18:24Emma and Rosie, joint first.
18:30CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
18:52Oh, I see.
18:54Yep.
18:54Hello.
18:57You're dressed as a hot dog, Rosie?
18:59Yeah.
19:00I'm feeling confident.
19:03Andy, you're in this chair, so would you mind just popping this on your lap and then poking your head
19:08through the hole?
19:09If you pop your head through there, it should go.
19:13LAUGHTER
19:13Oh, that's perfect.
19:14That's dope.
19:15Suits you, girl.
19:16You look lovely, Jackie!
19:19Thank you.
19:20Thank you.
19:22Captain Jackie and the hot dog.
19:26LAUGHTER
19:27OK.
19:29Ahem.
19:30Work out what is in the box.
19:32You must not look, feel or inspect the box in any way.
19:36Your teammate must not show you the contents of the box.
19:46They may only make silent facial expressions unless answering Alex's questions.
19:54Your teammate must not nod or shake the head.
20:01Fastest to work out what's in the box wins.
20:04Your time starts and ends on Alex's whistle.
20:07Here I come.
20:09LAUGHTER
20:13LAUGHTER
20:14Mm-hm.
20:15OK.
20:16Yep.
20:17Can you get your bum out of Facebook?
20:20LAUGHTER
20:29I've got something just for you there.
20:32Oh, right, OK.
20:33HE LAUGHS
20:34You must lie throughout the next task.
20:39Born to do it.
20:40Every time you tell the truth, everyone in your team will lose an actual taskmaster point.
20:45LAUGHTER
20:46Your time starts when you walk into the task room
20:48and ends when you leave after the task is complete.
20:53LAUGHTER
20:55Stick out your tongue if it was a food.
21:02APPLAUSE
21:05Did you not realise that this little weasel had implemented the opposite system?
21:10I feel quite sad.
21:14LAUGHTER
21:15I've been let down my jacket.
21:19LAUGHTER
21:19I was doing it for your best interest, Rosie.
21:22I was, honestly, I would never let you down ordinarily,
21:25but there were points to play for here.
21:28LAUGHTER
21:29It's really sweet to see that there's such sadness
21:32between two very tight team-mates.
21:35Yeah.
21:35And I think implementing the Joker on a team task
21:38shows a great deal of faith in your team-mate.
21:41Yeah.
21:42Because as soon as I found out that I was on the team of Jackie,
21:50I was, like, he's my comedy hero.
21:56LAUGHTER
21:59LAUGHTER
22:03He won't let me down.
22:05He won't let you down.
22:07LAUGHTER
22:08Do you think that the faith that you have in Jackie,
22:11your comedy hero, is reciprocated the other way?
22:14Let's have a look at this clip.
22:16Get to Jackie and the hot dog.
22:21LAUGHTER
22:23APPLAUSE
22:25There are loyalties about to be stretched.
22:28There are friendships at risk.
22:30Well, first, we're going to see the team of three,
22:32and Andy's little face doing its best to convey
22:35what's-in-the-box to Bubba and Emma whilst lying.
22:40Stick out your tongue if it was a food.
22:45So it wasn't a food?
22:46It wasn't food.
22:48Um...
22:48Andy, stick out your tongue if it's related to one of us.
22:55There you go.
22:56Stick out your tongue if it's figurines of us.
23:02Have they worked out what's in the box, Andy?
23:04Uh, yes.
23:06Well, I don't think you have, sir.
23:08Well, you two got to have it out now, because he thinks it is.
23:12LAUGHTER
23:12OK.
23:13Is the lining plush, like, velvet?
23:17The velvet lining.
23:19Andy, do you actually know what velvet is?
23:21Ooh.
23:21No.
23:23Andy is lying!
23:25Everything that Andy says is a lie.
23:27Are you lying, Andy?
23:29No.
23:29This man doesn't know what velvet is.
23:31Look at him.
23:32He's Andy's altman.
23:33He knows what velvet is.
23:35Right.
23:36Is it something you can eat?
23:37Stick out your tongue.
23:39So it is something you can eat.
23:42Is it cheese?
23:44Is it canned fish?
23:47Is it fish?
23:48Is it baked beans?
23:50Is it old bread?
23:51Is it something that a prepper would have in their house?
23:54It's a prepper.
23:56You know, so the end of the world is coming.
23:58You stock up all your cans.
24:00The end of the world isn't coming.
24:02Alex!
24:03What do we do?
24:07Andy, is it peas?
24:09Is it brussel sprouts?
24:11Is it kale?
24:12Andy.
24:12Andy.
24:13Andy, is it boiled?
24:14Did it smell?
24:15Could you pickle it?
24:15Was it an onion?
24:16Is it a cucumber?
24:17Is it an orange?
24:19Is it a mango?
24:20Is it strawberries?
24:21Oh, my God.
24:27Blueberries.
24:28Uh...
24:28Kiwi.
24:29Lion.
24:30Lemon.
24:31Lemon?
24:32It's lemons!
24:34Think it's lemons, you know.
24:36Andy.
24:36Is it like lemons and Bible or something?
24:40Interesting.
24:42Lemons and the dictionary?
24:45Is it written text?
24:46Could you read it?
24:48Could you read it and enjoy it?
24:52No.
24:53It's boring.
24:54It's like numbers.
24:55It's lemons and reams of data.
24:57Are there any numbers in there, Andy?
25:00No.
25:01Money.
25:02It's lemons and money.
25:04It's lemons and ten quid.
25:07It's lemons and a five pound note.
25:11I don't think you should set the clip.
25:13You're half right.
25:14It's lemons and...
25:15Two pound fifty.
25:16There's one lemon.
25:18There's one lemon.
25:19One lemon and a five pound note.
25:21Oh, my God.
25:23You've got to be kidding me, Vlad.
25:24Oh, my God.
25:26Are you joking?
25:32It's just genuinely impressive, wasn't it?
25:35Yes, it is.
25:37The turning point when you realise the system, based on the fact
25:41that it was preposterous that Andy Zaltzman wouldn't know
25:44what velvet is.
25:46You think that Zaltzman doesn't know what velvet is?
25:49He sleeps atop a velvet bed!
25:53It's our little secret, Greg.
25:54So, Emma worked out the opposite system.
25:57She worked out it was the opposite system fairly early,
25:59within about eight minutes, but then there was another half an hour
26:02before they got it.
26:05116 guesses altogether.
26:07I can tell you that Andy did not tell the truth at any point,
26:09so there's no points docked.
26:11Yes, indeed.
26:13APPLAUSE
26:14Right, time to watch some adverts
26:16and wipe those crumbs off your chest.
26:18Yeah, they've been there the whole time.
26:26APPLAUSE
26:33Hi!
26:34Welcome back.
26:35It's part three of Taskmaster and a tricky team task is in the final throws.
26:39Yes, there's only Jack and Rosie to go, and Rosie's dressed as a hot dog,
26:43so double points for her at the end of the task.
26:46But actual points can be lost if Jack tells the truth to her,
26:49so maybe potentially double negative points for Rosie?
26:52We don't know.
26:52It's all very exciting, and here we go.
26:55Is it food?
26:58Is it a fruit?
27:02A banana?
27:05Apple?
27:07Grapes?
27:12Oh!
27:13Oh!
27:17Oh!
27:17Um, is it a citrus?
27:25Lemon.
27:29Lemon.
27:30Medium.
27:31Bleach.
27:37Jack, is she along the right lines?
27:39Definitely.
27:40I think it's only a matter of seconds before she guesses all the items
27:45in the box.
27:46Right.
27:46Oh!
27:49Is there more than one thing in there?
27:54Two.
27:56Is there over wine and over fruit?
28:02Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
28:04Is it food?
28:05This is bordering on communication.
28:07Ah, I don't think it is.
28:08Is it a book?
28:10A living creature?
28:12A tool?
28:14A rubber duck?
28:17A flag?
28:19A balloon?
28:21Jack, do you think Rosie should ask much, much more specific questions?
28:25I think her approach of just scattergun guesses is eventually going to do it.
28:31Oh, right.
28:32It could take a few months.
28:34Is it made of glass?
28:37Metal?
28:38Is it made of paper?
28:51Oh, yeah.
28:54Oh, money!
28:56Yes!
28:58Is it £5?
29:01Woohoo!
29:02R$5.11!
29:06Ha-ha-ha!
29:07Aplausos!
29:10I put it to you that Rosie's guesses were entirely arbitrary,
29:14and that wasn't helped by Jack,
29:15who was openly talking at times
29:18and never at any point as far as I could work out
29:22doing what he was told
29:23and doing the opposite.
29:25Oh, that's not fair.
29:28You can't tell a lie with a facial expression.
29:30Yes, you can, Jack. No, no, no, you can't.
29:34Otherwise, my wife has been lying to me for a long time.
29:38That I do not accept.
29:40We'll repeat two of the rules.
29:42They may only make silent facial expressions.
29:45They must not nod or shake their head. Yes.
29:47OK, OK, so that part of the task was told to me
29:51at least 20 minutes before that happened.
29:54Yeah. I can't remember stuff for that long
29:56and just make it work.
29:58Oh, oh, well... And then four points to Captain Jack.
30:01LAUGHTER
30:01How are you feeling in all this, Rosie?
30:04Why did you put me with Grandad?!
30:09LAUGHTER
30:11So the rules for the Liars were a point docked for their team
30:15every time they told the truth.
30:18Yes.
30:18I would say there was generally only three occasions
30:21where she asked a question
30:22and he openly nodded or shook his head.
30:25So we're docking three points.
30:26I guess the question is,
30:27do you want to dock the hot dog six points?
30:31Dock six! Dock six!
30:34LAUGHTER
30:35My understanding, if you play your joker, you get double points.
30:39Correct. That's always said, yeah.
30:40There's no suggestion in the event of an abject failure
30:43that you should be docked double points.
30:46But I also think that they had to stick to the rules
30:48and they didn't stick to the rules.
30:49So this team won the task.
30:50They get five points each?
30:51Correct.
30:52Minus three to the team of two!
30:56CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
30:56No, that's OK.
30:58I've got, let's clap on.
31:00What's next, darling?
31:01OK.
31:01OK, well, Greg, all the information is in the snacks.
31:11MUSIC PLAYS
31:14Hello.
31:16Emma.
31:17Great to see you.
31:18Great to see you.
31:19That's what I said.
31:21OK.
31:22I love fortune cookies!
31:27Eat and obey five fortune cookies.
31:30Fastest wins.
31:31Your time starts now.
31:36Oh, man.
31:39I don't want to do, like, some weird stuff, bro.
31:43LAUGHTER
31:43So I could get pedantic about what a bay means.
31:46I'm into a bay of fortune cookie, you know.
31:49Jump up and down.
31:50You know.
31:52LAUGHTER
31:56Frequently on this show, Baba has announced
31:57that he doesn't want to do something weird.
31:59And he's just come to the wrong show.
32:02LAUGHTER
32:03Genuinely loved this one.
32:04It's Rosie and Baba.
32:06LAUGHTER
32:08We're off.
32:11Um...
32:28And that's the one who's gone a little bit.
32:32And it's probably one of my new hands.
32:34I see a lot of people who's gone one year.
32:35It's really a bit of a bit of a bit.
32:49That was really deep.
32:56I was very excited to see what you were going on.
32:56I'm going to be doing this.
32:57But I'm going to be a bit of a bit of a bit
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