All The Times Contestants LOST It | Taskmaster | Channel 4 

I just came to the comments to say this! Lol

Or when Greg was trying to open the confusing little box Phil brought in for the prize task.

It’s a crime they didn’t include the extension task

It's a sitcom in the making for sure

His rage brings out the funniest moments

Preceded by his ‘I’m calm, I’m calm, I’m calm’ look. 😆 It has to be said Gamble does take the show slightly too seriously.

@@kisbie I absolutely love those moments though, another one that came to mind is Joe Thomas' eraser rant and of course, James Acaster telling Rhod Gilbert to back himself into a satsuma

@@kisbie i think it is the combination of someone really trying to do the task and someone who is kinda... off doing their own thing lmao. What a combo

Him losing his shirt at anything, this, arguing about the board game, i forget the other 1/2, but it was awesome

@@kisbie he is quite competitive, but at least, unlike with some others, he didn't act like a baby, I mean the season before Ian & Lou were horrible, whereas ed got angry when he felt wronged, but didn't whine or sulk, at least it didn't FEEL like it to me, the manner wasn't as bad

You can’t get the eraser to use out of the sewers. Go ahead. Try. You can’t. (But I also think it wasn’t erased. There is no good answer to this conundrum I can think of.)

@@redelfshotthefood8213 yes, you can find it from the sewers but it requires a lot of effort. Most likely the eraser would not be destroyed. Instead it will get cought in MWW's pretreatment process on a screen or fall down a bottom of a grit removal tank. And even if the wastewater from taskmaster house did not go to a MWW treatment plant, it can be recovered, but I don't think anyone wants to actually do it.

@@redelfshotthefood8213 did you miss the bit where he said "if you really, REALLY wanted to..." Maybe you just don't want it enough, that's why you can't

Folks. I’m going to bet that 0 of us have gone into a city’s sewer system for any reason. We don’t know the way in. And likely it’s illegal wherever you are in the world because it’s a Heath risk, and might be subject to flash floods. (My house flooded from a stalled thunderstorm from the combined drainage and sewer system).

Yea. Everyone is getting confused by saying "no one would want to use it". Sure, no one would, but it's physically possible to still use that as an eraser if it were to be somehow retrieved. It is still an eraser, just now its in a sewer drain.

the contestants were split 2-2 in their vote. Otherwise I think he would’ve had it

I dont think he actually touched the red green - the tips of his shoes don't actually touch the floor, so i doubt it touched the red green as well!

@@M1mer I agree. And Doc's shoe touched it as well and nothing happened to his attempt.

It’s not a miscarriage when it un level at the outset. The premise from series 1 episode 1 was an autocratic ruler picks what HE thinks using his criteria. I’m pissed with Joe not getting to keep his shot too. But unfairness and harshness is core to the concept of the show.

@@pvkat1982 It's a show for fun and Joe Wilkinson is always the target of something tragic, what were you expecting?

and he was so right about it too haha like his didn't function as an eraser anymore, but if the taskmaster crew really tried they wouldve probably found the erasers and they would still be erasers. I love his outburst so much cuz it's the last episode of the series 😄

100% agree, there needs to be closure for that moment. And spoilers for anyone who haven't seen it... Greg did a shit job at spinning the cushion

Is there a RU-vid link to that?

Greg has already proven that he's all about CUSHOOON!

Once Daisy pointed out the tail it was obvious. I was kicking myself for not recognizing that. But her rage had my abs convulsing with laughter. It actually hurt to watch this the first time.

@@redelfshotthefood8213 I remember losing it first time watching. I could relate as well.

I always thought what did for Daisy was the size of her drawing. She seemed to go to such trouble to make it deliberately small, that everyone assumed it must be a small animal, because yes, with hindsight, as @GT Walker says, it looks more like a hippo than Katherine's does a chicken.

I saw a hippo once the whiskers were drawn. I don’t know what substance I’d have to ingest to ever see a chicken

Both were shit.

You could easily add Rhod to that list.

What kind of chicken was that?

@@calvin2032 at least her team figured out it was a bird of some sort

Yeah. They've never been good with the description. Sometimes they used to post the guest list of a different season/epsiode. It was fixed for a while but I guess the intern who worked on it left.

Clearly Joe Wilkinson

I think they edited it to fix that

Nah Daisy's was recognisable, what the fuck happened to Catherine's

@@st4rrieberry daisy's was obviously better, but not to the point that she could get all up on her high horse about how good it was. Nobody would be claiming that was a hippo before running through all the types of cat first

@@st4rrieberry google a hippo

Hippos don't have cat-like whiskers, or a vertical line like that.

Well he did find a Satsuma. And he did present it in a sock. The card never specified he couldn't add a satsuma to a sock

@@tycol322 Bull the task was FIND a sock with the satsuma inside. He put a satsuma in a sock then presented it to Alex he cheated.

@@amylloyd6817 Just to add a curveball to this debate: he literally comes along and says "I found a tangerine in the kitchen".

Regardless we all know that who wins and loses is ultimately up to Greg regardless of rules or not lol so 🤷

It’s so annoying that Greg sided with Rhod in every episode! I absolutely stand with James!

Mark Watson

What the hell you on about ?

She did a shit drawing and got annoyed that no one figured it out. I still don’t understand what the bottom two spots were supposed to be? It looked nothing like a hippo

I didn't realise that Hippos have rectangular bodies and square heads.

To be fair, she was heavily pregnant at the time. Pregnant women are of course famed for being the most rational people.

@@youngdolo8 Then she shouldn't have done the show

@@simonkevnorris they were only allowed to make straight lines, to be fair to daisy

Baddiel refused to allow Ed to indicate WHAT HE ACTUALLY SAW, and just drew a guess he had. It was one of the most conceited, contemptuous, breathtaking acts of open, undeserved disrespect and disdain, I have ever witnessed on tv. That it totally blew up in his face, was satisfying, but Ed was paying for that, with the same points as Baddiel deserved. I have to say, it forever changed my opinion of Baddiel. If I were Ed, I would never work with him again. I hardly know Ed, as an entertainer, and had no real interest in him, but I will never forget Baddiel, this undeservedly proud man's contumely... As for sneering at Ed, I think we have a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger effect at work. Thinking himself so clever, so superior, his huge ego telling him he knows more than the person WHO SAW THE ANSWER... As I wrote... It changed my opinion of Baddiel, forever. He openly refused to let Ed indicate what he saw - THE ANSWER, and went with a hunch he had no reason, no evidence for... Ed understood what had been done, but could not destroy the good humour of the show, to confront him properly.

She was pregnant during this

It's almost as if they're comedians and they know getting annoyed will give them a good reaction and laugh.

@@ShedJuul Yeah I think it is known as 'Banter'...

Its a game... They're allowed to be competitive

Little Alex Horne has said numerous times in interviews that part of the inspiration for Taskmaster was that comedians tend to be very competitive.