The Most EPIC Of Sporting Failures | Iain Stirling & Lolly Adefope | Taskmaster
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2023
- From brilliant ideas executed poorly, to gallant attempts not paying off, and some just plain awful attempts at sporting tasks. The Taskmaster's sporting challenges see Russell Howard have a darts disaster, Iain Stirling off target, Desiree Burch attempt goalkeeping and James Acaster attempt at golf more fail in some style!
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In an age of inexplicable stupidity, as the very value of education and knowledge is being challenged, I have yet to witness anything quite so mindbogglingly incomprehensible as Lolly choosing the pencil and coconut.
"At one points Alex whispered, you dont have to do this" 😅
I clicked for Iain and Lolly, but I'll never say no to a bit of Morgana in the morning.
Russell wasn't an epic sporting failure. He was extremely unlucky.
I calculated it about a month ago and found the odds of hitting the board 8 times and only scoring 3 was around 1-in-430 or 1-in-440.
I assumed that any dart that hit the board would be random and independent. From 10 m, that's a reasonable assumption. Based on his actual spread, perhaps the numbers on the lower half of the board were more likely, but that complicates things.
A random dart that hits the board would be in the scoring area 55.7% of the time [(13.25" / 17.75")² = 55.7%). The odds of 0 or 1 dart out 8 hitting the scoring area is around 1.63%. Of those, I assumed only 14% would be either a single 3, single 2, or any 1. I didn't bother to be precise with the double/triple rings plus bullseyes. I also ignored the even more unlikely cases of having 2 or 3 darts score, but his score being 3 or fewer.
WIth those assumptions, I calculated it as 1-in-437.
This is one of the most extreme instances of luck in Taskmaster history. It's an order of magnitude less than Jo Brand's Horse-or-Laminator performance (1-in-8192), assuming those were true coinflips. Otherwise, this is arguably the most extreme case, ignoring things like the bad luck of being David Baddiel...at least as far as Taskmaster is concerned.
Tim Vine knocking a hook off the scale and having it catch on his epaulet was extremely unlucky, but I don't know how to calculate that.
You need to get out more
While I am mightily impressed with your calculations, I am also worried about you!
This is incredibly dull but even more commendable
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There's always so many life lessons in Taskmaster.
If Iain Stirling had put the second goal beside the first, instead of in front, he'd have been in with a chance.
I’m sorry, but you can’t have a Taskmaster epic sports failures video without Joe Wilkonson’s disqualification from the potato toss.
Indeed one of the most epic moments of the show. Not sure if spud-tossing is a proper sport though. Having said that, neither is football, so you're probably right...
TBF at this point Taskmaster is a sport.
Taskmaster is rules lawyering.
It should be an Olympic event.
I remember being genuinely disappointed that Russell didn’t score higher
The power of editing
It's not even editing. It's just everyone's (including my own) lack of understanding of darts. Just cause you hit the board doesn't mean you got them within the score zones. Lol.@@smurfette_blues7922
Ian tried so hard during his season and it's so sad to see the pain in his eyes lol
oh dear Iain , thats painful
I would have burst the ball
theres something genuinely attractive about alex playing football...
missed an opportunity to hogtie alex in the first task
Desiree actually won the task. Alex did not score a goal on her, she scored an own goal by kicking his shot into the net. Technically he didn't score only provided an assist.
That's not how football works but ok lol
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I like taskmaster but to call it a sport is a bit of a push.
Not really. It fits the dictionary definition perfectly.
I would say the same about football, but yeah...