Series 8, Episode 3 - 'Stuck in a Mammal Groove.' | Full Episode | Taskmaster
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2021
- In this series 8 episode of Taskmaster, Iain Stirling, Joe Thomas, Lou Sanders, Paul Sinha and Sian Gibson make a volcano, do the worst thing and make the best apology and try to work out what Alex is wearing while he can only communicate with his horn.
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In this Broadcast Award-winning, BAFTA and Emmy Award-nominated entertainment show, Taskmaster tyrant Greg Davies (Man Down, Cuckoo), with the help of his loyal assistant Alex Horne (The Horne Section and the show’s creator), sets out to test the wiles, wit and wisdom of five hyper-competitive comedians.
Comedians that have risked life, limb, and dignity in the hope of making the Taskmaster proud so far include: Frank Skinner (The Frank Skinner Show), Mel Giedroyc (The Great British Bake Off), Romesh Ranganathan (Asian Provocateur), Hugh Dennis (Outnumbered), Sally Phillips (Bridget Jones’ Diary), Rose Matafeo (Edinburgh Comedy Award Winner 2018), and Russell Howard (The Russell Howard Hour). Unaware of what awaits them in each wax-sealed envelope, only one competitor can become the victorious owner of His Royal Task-ness’ golden head and be crowned the next Taskmaster Champion. - Комедії
Imagine the chaos that would've ensued had they done the apology task with Rhod Gilbert. He would just light the house on fire and give a nonchalant "sorry" to camera 😂
“Sorry for showing that photo of Greg again”
My thought exactly but I would have burned the caravan
I agree
I miss Rhod sigh
I really was expecting someone to poop on a rug somewhere.
Joe went from remembering the Manx Shearwater bird to forgetting birds exist in one episode
Joe is the strangest contestant ever, which is saying something
@@franksimon8375 And there were Noel and Rhod already! But still Joe's stranger!
Can't believe she signed him up for scientology. Chaotic evil.
Ah what a cultured reference!
It's actually dangerous for real. Scientologists have stalked peopl and ruined their lives over things like this, not even exagerating.
@@Argentavisen outside the US they're non relevant though
@@Snaakie83 Absolutley not. But I wish that was true
That’s such a gangrenous group. Just look at Clearwater, Florida.
only Joe Thomas can bring that ambiguous “three honks” energy out of people
And he's definitely wearing a mascot outfit! Not a professional one, I know, but in any high school that would be a very nice mascot.
@@ILuvAyeAye a "mascot" represents a company or an event or something similar like that, which is where the ambiguity came from, technically yeah it could be a mascot outfit but it's not actually a mascot for anything
Joe offering to apologise for existing and then proceeding to write a song about how much joy Alex's death will give him is a whole ass mood in itself.
What's an "ass mood"? My moods take place somewhere else.
@@ericminch you don't think with your ass? How strange
@@ghostsoffishandcrows7341 I can't any more. Apparently I laughed it off at some point.
I don't understand this young people jargon. Like wtf does 'mood' mean in this context? Do you know what 'mood' means? Angry, happy? I must be getting old.
@@odd_shoes"mood" here means something that the commenter can personally relate to/identify with. "a whole as mood" could be read as "really relatable".
When Sian said "What can I do with a poo?" and then walked in the room with a dinner plate I was prepared to be truly horrified...
I was eyeing that chocolate in the middle with a great sense of distrust.
@@typerexc I was so glad he didn't pick it up and chomp into it.....
"Are you cute?"
*honk*
"Aww."
Looked it up and Joe was actually correct about Keats - Ode To Melancholy - "Though seen of none save him whose strenuous tongue
. Can burst Joy's grape against his palate fine; His soul shalt taste the sadness of her might, and be among her cloudy trophies hung." - I'm impressed.
Yeah, granted, I aint had a grape in atleast a year I think. But im pretty sure they kinda burst in your mouth.
@@Nebulaoblivion What kind of grapes are you eating, because my grapes never do that. They just... squish
You didn't need to look it up. After Greg asked if it really was really crush, Alex said it wasn't (referring to Joe being correct).
@@Kernel15 pretty much any of the "jumbo" varieties (overgrown) that have a very thin skin stretched tight around them.
Plus, I mean... if you take a grape, and throw it at the ground as hard as you can. I don't know what else you'd call what it does
An injured contestant, who need not continue, nevertheless does, and moreover is helped by his opponents. Truly a great moment in Taskmaster history.
Really liking this season's contestants.
Yes but that vote over the potato throw though
I genuinely teared up at that
It turned out his frozen shoulder came due to Parkinson’s :-(
@@W3irdWombat Yeah. It's much harder to watch this season again knowing that. Some of his struggles definitely seem like early signs of it, like his hand shaking during the rice transporting task.
Good job and so much respect to Paul Sinha.
Throughout the filming, he was suffering from Parkinson's and at least in the "live" show parts he had an injured shoulder.
Lots of respect that he went through the tasks, didn't complain, and laughed at himself when he did poorly at tasks.
That is incredible! RESPECT Paul.
Oh my gosh, Parkinson's?!?!?! That's horrible! I didn't know that!
@@princessthyemis yes, he was diagnosed after the show was filmed.
Amazing that he was able to do as much as he did despite his illness.
Joe's "I hate to bring it up" followed by "...but Keats" was so unexpected
what does that even mean?
@@irondasgr I wasn't expecting him to start talking about Keats. He says "I hate to bring it up, but Keats says I burst against my palate fine", and it made me laugh an unreasonable amount. Like, Keats is a shameful secret they all agreed not to talk about or something. It's just a funny way of phrasing it.
@@rebeccam2553 Who or what is Keats?
@@irondasgr John Keats. English poet. Alex read a line from one of his poems, though the actual poem does say “burst” instead of “crush”.
@@sladeevans1242 Oh cool, I didn't know that!
Joe looks as if someone just broke the news to him that Santa isn't real.
i really love his expressions- its one of the best things of this season XD
"Grape"
I was about to ask for a timestamp but it's pretty much always.
Shhhh... Don't tell him that too, on top of everything else!
What do you mean “isn’t real”? 😢
My man Joe is vibing with the spirit world during the show.
Accurate 100℅
We all know what that analogy means
@@wongbenyb2679 what does it mean? Is it something from the inbetweeners?
ATLA
Could be anxiety
A truly touching moment, when four people looking like pink caterpillars help a fifth one look like one too. Only on Taskmaster!
Or Bake Off (minus the people looking like pink caterpillars bit).
Purple
It's nice but don't forget the fruit hat arrangements from an earlier season where four of the contestants paired off to place fruit on each others heads with grabby sticks even though their arrangements got the other person points.
and a pretty sad one considering that injured shoulder was an early symptom of paul's parkinson disease that was diagnosed soon after
@@franceski1682 aww that's so sad but he was a champ here in my opinion!
I'm amazed at Alex Horne's ability to make a horn sound distressed.
Iain is always so confident with the tasks, but when everything goes wrong like the volcano, he looks so heartbroken 😭
Iain's unique element as a contestant is schadenfreude.
I don't think his volcano went wrong, I mean, his cano was rather good, the problem was with the vol.
Champion of champions!
He must’ve used regular Coke instead of Diet Coke. He really needed a hug after that heart break
@@OneBentMonkey I suspect that a lot of cola just leaked out the bottom, that’s why nothing much happened.
“The crew did say it was odd”.
Imagine if Sian Gibson and Mel Giedroyc were on a team together.
An absolute chaos. But quite a cute one.
@@deovolente5867 Exactly!
Sian, Mel And Katherine Parkinson. Complete adorable disaster.
@@darthdarthification yes!
@@darthdarthification YES
I love how genuinely taken aback Joe looked when Alex called him a clever brainy person
18:37
then again, he looks genuinely taken aback at just about everything that happens...
He looked like he was trying to work out if it was an insult or not
If you saw Joe on the street you'd assume he was physically inept and brainy, but he's actually the reverse: performing amazingly in the physical tasks while confusing himself during the more cerebral ones. He's not an idiot, but his second guessing of himself is often his downfall.
Confidence? The lack of it
That is just a persona, Joe is actually pretty smart.
I'm scared of the speed and confidence Joe had when putting on those sleeping bags
That was clearly not his first time around that specific block!
Wtf. Are you implying he's a rapist because he's physically capable?
@@franksimon8375 Can we take a moment to question why you think quickly putting on a sleeping back means rape? 0_o (Not an attack, just joking banter)
@@franksimon8375 dude you have some things to consider if the first thing you think about that is rape
@@brandongervais4694 wtf?
the audience member rooting for Joe in the live task? i respect the hell out of you
As an American who didn't know what UK people meant by "fancy dress clothes" when I first saw this episode, Alex in a parrot suit saying that yes, he is in fancy dress, convinced me that UK fancy parties must be an absolute trip.
Fancy dress is like you see at Halloween, people dressed as horses, vampires, giant cakes, robots, dead celebrities, etc. If a party invite says "fancy dress only" it means wear anything other than standard clothes. A great prank over here is to tell someone you are having a fancy dress party without telling anyone else so you end up with a house full of normal looking people and one guy wearing a shark costume.
@@krashd
Yeah, as an American, I would definitely assume it's a black-tie event or something, haha.
@@krashd This is good info for when I someday have lots of friends in the UK. Agreeing with the other commenters that fancy dress in the US means tuxedos and expensive dresses.
…. Or you make the mistake of assuming it’s a fancy dress party when actually it isn’t!!! 🤷🏼♀️😂😂
@@PenitusVox its actually really interesting to me that its different for americans. the cultural differences between the us and the uk will always shock me
love that at 41:03 alex mimics the way iain is waddling in his sleeping bag.
Wait at that point Alex doesn’t have any shoes on either. everyone took them off to fit in the sleeping bag better, but Alex just took them off to join in i guess 😂
This is why I read the comments. For the things I missed😂
Went back for that and had a real old guffaw
Okay but iain going over all the way from the end to help paul and being so happy when he succeeds :') i cri
@@Jayk-kz7sh I've seen him with shoes off before, maybe not good to wear on stage sometimes?
I've read that Paul said in an interview that he hasn't watched himself in Taskmaster as it was too painful for him. I can see now what he meant. Imagine what must go through his mind the whole time, knowing that something is wrong with him but not having a diagnosis for it yet.
Because during the live show he diagnosed himself with Parkinson's while watching the VT of the rice task in episode 2 (move the rice to the other room), he said he had never been aware of his hands shaking before but on the big screen they were trembling badly as he tried to put the rice in the balloon. He didn't say anything because he didn't want to ruin the episode.
@@krashd FWIW, I didn't even notice his hands shaking at all.
um...most actors don't watch themselves or their work. Paul probably said that to be funny, and not because he doesn't watch himself at all
@@ravinraven6913 No, he did not say it to be funny. He got his parkinson's diagonsis a short while after filming. When he said "it's too painful", then he meant "it's too painful".
I feel like if you rung out joe you would just get liquid awkwardness.
I like it
I relate to him so much. I’m sure some find his awkwardness off putting but I can’t help but love the guy
I think he's doing a bit sort of like a native Paul Chowdhry
The thirst for Joe in the comments is outstanding....and I love it. Anyways Week 3 of Joe appreciation.
The thirst is real. Especially after a full year of pandemic.
9:56 had me swooning tbh
He's just so nice, & sorry for everything, so awkward! I thought I had that level of confidence & guilt, but makes me look like an arrogant charming prick
@@kurtsudheim825 He's sort of a sweeter version of Richard Ayoade.
Every time Joe blinks, his eyebrows go along for the ride
An injured player, who decides to carry on, and a player who has clearly shown his intent to win, comes forward to help him! Wow this season is simply awesome!
I don't think I've ever been as happy as I was when the parrot task was going on. Alex wasn't lying either, he was very cute!!
The cry of I'll see you in the Champions of Champions 😆 is so sad poor Ian
The way his voice cracked a little when he said he sincerely didn't want to talk about it. It made me want to give him a hug.
"Welcome to your new life" has me in shambles with laughter every single time.
The lava task is one of my favourites, mostly because in Lou's attempt the picture of Greg makes behind the volcano, makes him look like the god of fire. Also Iain's attempt failed because he poured the cola in, that already does all the work so there's nothing left for the mentos to do.
Had he dropped the mentos immediately and not monologued about wanting to join the champion of champions, Iain probably would have gotten a fairly reasonable reaction from the volcano. Its sorta poetic in a way
It failed because there wasn't enough soda in the tube. The fizz had too much space in the tube, so it barely piddled out the opening. If the tube had been almost full of soda, it would have erupted much better
Still would of been lackluster if full the potential was massively limited a large portion of the trapped co2 was already released when he poured it out of the bottle. The tapered top of the bottle makes a much more effective nozzle then large straight pipe does. Edit the foam doesn't interact with the mentos at all the mentos create the same foam that pouring it does, just much quicker giving the eruption effect once the gas is released it can't be released again so there was very little left for the mentos to act on.
@@deferencetodusk I think a narrower tube would have helped too.
Corinna Wood the other key is the nozzle shape at the top.
"worst crime with best apology wins"
more like worst crime with worst apology, good god Lou
Really love how the other contestants rallied around Paul to help him complete the final task. That was classy.
I can really relate to Paul eating cheese and jam and washing it off with champagne and cola straight from the fridge. Nice to know I have something in common with that great man.
I felt a bit "meh" about him but he's growing on me now.
what kind of maniac chooses two honks for yes?!
The Lou Sanders kind of maniac.
Actually it might be more time efficient when she expects to have more negative answers.
Did you see what she did for the apology task?!
Well, in the English case, yes has more letters than no.
In Dutch, it's ja and nee. So naturally, the longer one is no. Same for German.
@@briansturm6221 I was going to type basically the same thing. The more general questions would get more "yes" answers, but as she gets to the specifics, there will be more "no" responses.
this season has me seeing that i’ve got huge crushes on joe and lou
Same, tbh
SAME
I mean, who wouldn't?
Yep. It's disaster bi hours in this house. 😘
May or may not be related but also have a great desire to steal from Iain Stirling
"Grape" - Joe Thomas
I really wanted Joe to win the last task.
He was robbed
@@unoriginalusername4732 Totally
Even if he had saluted the correct time - his second zipper wasn't zipped up! So I am sorry to say this, but he really deserved disqualification. This is a serious event and the rules can be tricked, but not broken! ☝️
Especially when he went to help Paul , they should at least have given him a bonus point
@@echo3841 that was Iain
Watching Joe complete the final task with such intensity is probably the most adorable thing I've seen on this series.
Iain is now a collaborative songwriter for Kerry Godliman's Big Bosh Band.
I can't be the only one that has a huge crush on Joe Thomas. I genuinely feel butterflies in my tummy.
I hate to objectivy him but every time he's on screen i think "oh, he's so cute!".
He's sooo cute, I mean, look at his face
At first I thought it was just me. Then I googled him and was like, oh he's a famous actor, no wonder I can't stop staring at his face.
I think by the end of this series I'm going to be fully in love.
I'm right there with you. And I'm a straight man.
Well, straight otherwise, anyway.
Giving Joe 2 points for his fantastic Keats reference was criminal.
Some of the funniest, most endearing Taskmaster moments are the utter failures. I REALLY think ya’ll should do a “Taskmaster: Redemptions” season and invite back all the people who may want to win back their pride, and then offer to invite that winner onto the next Champion of Champions.
Give Iain, Roisin, Aisling, Sally, Paul, or James one more chance, plus make for a knockout season. Srsly, it’d be the greatest television.
I see no Nish Kumar upon your list
Nish is a winner in our hearts.
Joe Wilkinson is the only contestant truly deserving of a redemption arc
@@wiiuandmii7619 he saved the best for Nish
@@LetsSmokePodcast I heard someone describe Joe's character on the series as 'sad clown' and I've never seen him as anything else since
The best part of this series is the rollercoaster of energy that is Iain Stirling
"Alex Horne's wearing a parrot onesie! Stop the clock!" never fails to make me laugh.
He annoys me with the whining after every task, but you can't deny his enthusiasm
I said it on a later episode but I appreciate Iain’s sportsmanship there by helping Paul out
Also props to Paul for wanting to finish
I just had a moment of "wait. How are Alex and Greg allowed to sit so close?"
Fucking covid brain. It's the beforetimes
Same for me ☺️
When they all helped him, my brain went; 'Ieeh ieeeh ieeeh close close.'
I hate it, it ruins all my shows and movies. LOTR armies standing close together, all I can think of is social distancing.
Spiderman dying on the train, coughing, I think of Covid.
I wish we could call it off for a day, just óne day and run around in the streets, hugging and singing. I'd feel much better, only óne day.
God this is such a mood. I catch myself watching shows and thinking "none of them are wearing masks!!" then remembering it was filmed ages ago and it's fine
Before the Event
@@Widdekuu91 I've pretty much exclusively watched media this whole time that was recorded long before COVID. I don't want to think about what my life looks like right now.
"Joe's just apologizing for existing" me too joe me too ✨😂
To Iain's credit, the part that made his failure so hilariously spectacular was the classic subversion of expectations. He clearly worked very hard on a creative idea(maybe came up a little short on the dirt, though) and his coke and mentos setup had me thinking that it would dwarf Joe's minimalist, one-mentos, construction paper volcano until the very last minute. Just before it fizzled, I was fully expecting the pressure to build up and the top to pop off, but I think he had it on too tight. Plus, the hole let pressure slowly escape. When people do the mentos tied in a coke cap setup, they don't screw the cap on.
The problem with Iain's approach was that the act of pouring out the soda shook out all of the carbonation, so there was sadly nothing left to erupt.
Relatedly, if you're ever pouring soda into a cup and want to retain as much fizz as possible, tilt the cup so that the soda flows down the side rather than churning at the bottom.
@@RobinHood3000
I think there was plenty of fizz left. The problem was that the rising bubbling fluid had too much room. Remember, there was space to dangle a net of mentos above the cola. There needs to be little air above the cola and only a small opening. Like when you are using a garden hose and you put your thumb on the opening to spray a greater distance.
I’ve always assumed he lost a lot of the eruption to how tall of a pipe he choose. If he had just sawed off the bit above the volcano, he probably would have had a more visible spray.
Paul Sinha: Volcanologist
4:29 Joe's face from confused to fascinated
all I can think about is how Paul was diagnosed with Parkinson's after this :( I saw a comment on the first episode of this season.
It was actually during this series. Like in 3 episodes. This aired in late May, he announced it in mid June
I was genuinely intimidated by Paul when I used to watch The Chase ages ago. To see him have a great sense of humor here is quite a treat
technically, if you put a grape in the microwave, it would burst so....
Bursting with flavor too, mate!
You'd be generating plasma
You’d have to halve it
@@brianthrom6858
Too burst or create plasma?
I think either way plasma is created which causes the burst.
Half a grape cut-side down in the microwave will produce plasma, but I can confirm that if you drop a microwave on a whole grape from a 3rd floor window then both the grape and microwave will burst
Turns out Joe wasn’t acting in The Inbetweeners. He was just being himself 😂
Lou: “Men always think it’s longer than it is” 🤣
i like how Alex says "three hundred and fourteen seconds" and then everyone is still in suspense because apparently none of them can divide by 60 in their head
I thought exactly that, I was like5 mins, it's not even that, it's 30÷6
Alex is quite capable of adding "... and five minutes" on the end.
I’m so glad these episodes are on UA-cam bc not only can I watch for free, but reading the comments makes me laugh almost as much as the show! Thank you Taskmaster. *bows down*
Lou using two honks for yes is actually smart. Alex is going to answer no more than yes, so only listening for one honk to say no saves time to ask the next question.
I’m lowkey in love with Joe. Like.... wow
It's impossible not to be 😍
@@ericjourdain892 idk even how to explain why I love him so much. I just do
I'm highkey in love
Watch The Inbetweeners, his character in that show is a lot like his comedy persona. Also Greg is in it.
9:56 don't mind me, saving this for personal reference
made this for myself, but i'm happy to share :D
Replayed this like 5 times. Thank you.
Joe Thomas
(Do not read these notes)
Now i want to see the rest of Alex's notebook
I love the banter. Alex is soooo good at those little jokes and Gregs annoyence at them is great.
maybe I'm the wrong kind of audience but please, someone make a gif of joe thomas stroking his hair at 9:55
Lol I came here looking for this exact comment. I mean, I already knew he's cute, but that moment? *h o t*
Jesus. 😳
P L E A S E
Lou just may shape up to be one of my favourite contestants so far, she takes things far, she is ruthless, shameless, and she's having fun while doing it. =D
She’s awesome
She's Katherine + Hugh
Maybe check out the Travel Man episode with her.
Oh, Rohd...
Ya, she became my fav, until red the next season! Agree with everything, but there's one thing that annoys me: she's often making passive aggressive remarks about how hot she is, or has a beautiful voice (in that task she virtually implied in usually better at this), there's a few of these loose jabs thrown around, & I get that it's comedy, but to me those jokes, if they are that, aren't working, they're not funny
Can’t wait to see what chaos is unleashed in this episode
I love that these are being uploaded for free. Props to the team and Channel Four for not being shite about it.
Alex in a parrot costume with a horn was probably the cutest thing ever and the absolute highlight of my day. :)
my instinct for the apology task was genuinely to set the caravan on fire and i can't decide if that's the kind of instinct i should go for or exactly the reason i should never be on this show
41:03 Alex laughing while imitating Iain's wobbly walk
Paul’s “I’m going to do this” was so amazing
The Keats reference was great. Joe deserved more for such a highbrow prize
"Ay, in the very temple of Delight
Veil'd Melancholy has her sovran shrine,
Though seen of none save him whose strenuous tongue
Can *burst Joy's grape* against his palate fine;
His soul shalt taste the sadness of her might,
And be among her cloudy trophies hung."
Keats' "Ode on Melancholy"
Task Master has made me realize how fast weeks are flying by.
00:32 Intro & Banter
01:57 Prize Task: Best Burstable Item
06:43 Task 1: Volcano
12:17 Segment 2
17:31 Task 2: The Horne Identity
21:26 Segment 3
26:51 Task 3: Apologize to Alex
33:48 Segment 4
38:33 Final Task
How is it possible that Joe saluted "for 3.2 seconds"? We have a timer here on youtube, and it certainly looks like he saluted for 5 seconds straight.
I timed it, it was much closer to 4 seconds
"Joe, what was your burstable item?"
".....ᵍʳᵃᵖᵉ"
'You can't pop a creme brulee, one point!' Love when Greg goes into song for declaring who finishes last in a task.
17:33
i like how Greg simply turns around at Alex and Alex leans back, as not to get smacked or something, by the tyrant!
I'm pretty sure Alex was leaning back in order to look at the screen
Sian: "It's a real fire!"
Sian: *ambles away*
that apologie task should've been a thing when James was around
JOe looks like he doesnt know where he is at most of the time and I hope ian wins tbh he really wants it
Alex's face when Paul is winding up for his apology 😂 Genuinely looks like he thinks Paul's going to say he's eaten a pet
Can we appreciate how Iain, who has been quite immature and bratty as much as I like him earlier in this series, is the first to make a move to help Paul in the studio task. He grew over the course of the show.
7:03 They were prepared for something with those screens that they didn't have the slightest clue about
This could not have been released at a better time, I have exactly an hour to kill
Every Thursday 6pm BT from what I gathered
Don't forget the commercials...that takes some time as well
@@Snaakie83 go to the end of the video and press replay. Voilà, no ads!
You can kill at LEAST twice in one hour if you hurry!
Alex cracking up and imitating Ian's little shuffle at 41:03 is the best 🤣
25:27 my favorite moment of all time in the show
"Am I worried about whether you'll return after the break? Absolutely not because one of these guys is going to win a grape!!!"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Definition of hubris: Iain and the Volcano.
I just cannot imagine what would happen in the apology task if it was for Tim Kay or Rod Gilbert. They would burn the house or the caravan.
I can't even watch the series with rod gilbert because he;s such a jerk and I get so pissed off my pets leave the room
I'm legitimately surprised given the out of the box ideas they've had so far that not one person thought to use the reflective tray or pitcher that was near them as a mirror and try to look at what Alex was wearing
Hugh Dennis style. That would've been clever.
JOE SALUTED FOR 5 SECONDS, IM SO MAD HE GOT ROBBED.
I'm loving this group, but I especially am enjoying watching Lou...she's just hitting all the right notes.
It really is a shame to watch this knowing that so many of the tasks had such a physical bent to them that was obviously going to cause issues for Paul with his frozen shoulder, and I really think that they really should've taken that into account. Obviously, it would've been tough to do all of that for the filmed tasks, but the studio tasks feel a bit unfair on that score, and I do wish that Alex and co. had been able to come up with alternative tasks to accommodate Paul's injury and bank these for a later series.
Oh, is it an ongoing injury? From what he said I assumed it was a "today" sort of injury
Edit: apparently he was diagnosed with Parkinson's after this series :(
@@Agnes.Nutter Parkinson's, for real? 😟 Poor guy
The timing was really bad, so it would have been very difficult to change tasks. Since I recall that Paul mentioned in one of the episodes that he had got a frozen shoulder two weeks before the filming of the tasks. So it was tricky as the previous contestants already filmed their attempts and to create alternate tasks would trash a few other tasks the other contestants that came before him did.
At 40:55 Paul says something about not having mentioned the shoulder injury; couldn't hear it clearly though
@@Loifez He (pretty much) said: "Before this show Alex said, you haven't mentioned your injured shoulder. I said, I'd love to mention my injured shoulder when it is fucking affecting how I am performing."
Alex waving when Sian calls him cute at 25:28 is the cutest thing on this show.
"Are you Alan Partridge?"
I respect Alex's strength of will in not responding "AH HA!"
The grape has a very series-10-feel to it... Absolutely love Lou in this!
It was the prequel to daisy may cooper’s wine
Ahhh 17:10. The old “awkward high five handshake”