Series 15, Episode 6 - It's My Milk Now | Full Episode 

This is a good intro, but for me, it was last year, each time i heard the "whaaaaaaat" of Fern, i knew i was about to have a good time. XD

Along with "No waay" from series 13

Every intro is so funny

Fern's "Whahahaah!" still has it for me. That whole season was goated

This intro definitely has one of the best opening clips. Love how she tells us to brace for the episode to come lol

Did you miss Ivo's

@@nickolaim8712Their comment literally says everyone except Ivo.

​@@QuotePilgrimreading is hard

When was that??

Exactly! Deaths can be poignant, but there's also coming of age, amicable breakups, goodbyes, and a whole slew of other opportunities.

Yeah! and all three were kitchen related too!

Ivo's car plates 👀 TM15 IVO

I thought I had just missed the part where it said their friend had to die lol

Ivo's didn't die

I thought he was going to be disqualified because the shoeless Alex was on the grass.

It's tragic, since last episode, Ivo and Frankie lost 15 points in the last two tasks.

@@ElchiKing The father and son shared the same fate

Also May's other foot touched the green, should have been a disqualification.

@@99Plastics When? Only after she hit the bell, which was the end of the task

​@@darkithnamgedrf9495 *they (not trying to be a shithead, just sticking out for other people

Really makes you appreciate the editors for TV shows and movies more when they can take any dreck a director makes and turn it into an epic story. But the director still gets most of the credit.

The editors really are the unsung heroes of the whole show. Their comedic timing is amazing.

Yeah, huge thanks to everyone behind the scenes.

Yeah but at least they understood that one. 😂

I'd like to call out the eggs on a towel task from Series 6

for me it's still the one from season 1 where they made alex eat a hot toothpaste pie

I immediately thought of this one too

And let's not forget the cup overfloweth task where everyone got disqualified

Hold on... They didn't have to die?!

@RealBradMiller In some ways, they always had to die. No creature borne of Jenny nor Frankie nor Mae nor Kiell, be they real or imagined, must be suffered to live amongst the goodly. Not for our safety, but for theirs. No task dictated their fates, save but the larger, cosmic Task.

Just as long as its poignant

@@Rabhadh-RhymesWithJava ⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️😭😭😭😭

he also put the pedestal with Alex' egg on the grass, so many reason to disqualify him

Oh I am almost mad at myself for how deeply charming I find him 😂

That is just so Canadian.

She needs it to clean her Brace Brace Brace!

if Ivo did what he never does, and shut the F up, it'd have been way better without the let them go bit, if he just sulked hilarious

He had to go before he was killed😂

@@Imbatmn57 after all the other tragic deaths I was very afraid Ivo was going to back over him somehow, when that little car started made it out the gate I actually cheered a little I forgot about poor Ivo 🥹

i was expecting to end on the car being swept by a street cleaner at that point

@@zealot2147 I just got to the moment in ep 9 where Frankie says the exact thing to Ivo and I flashed back to this comment

Sarah Millican understood.

Hi Sarah!@@youremakingprogress144

I think contestants have brought out more cheekiness out of him rather than impatience thankfully, his bordeom gets translates into annoying the contestants in fun weird ways

Unless his kid was Bridget

Daddy whats for dinner? Alex: All the information is on the task.

Am I crazy that I’m not hearing the word the had two “L’s” in it?

​@@cadeshaw2650 (Little) hint - it's the same crucial word as in the last story ;-)

@@tvlwortwahn1322 Goodness. Thanks. For some reason I had in my mind that the two Ls were supposed to be beside one another

@@cadeshaw2650 Little Alex Horne almost suggested that but then corrected himself, because he realised that "double L" would be misleading ;-) But I was also confused at first!

That was hilarious. 😂

Amen!

💯. Never fails to make me smile.

Same!

I want to give him a hug…

Yes i cried when frankie showed he still has it

It’s truly excellent

@@masonwhitehead7203I think you mean egg-cellent!

Tick tock, it's bad egg o'clock.

There is though... Right?

How to basic would agree

His friend was "well done" also

@@hcwally *applaud*

One of my favorite LAH intros lately

I didn't get the pun until I saw this comment lol thanks

I'm very surprised that no one caught the fact that Frankie's "golden shoes" still broke the rules because of the black straps he used to attach them to his feet.

@@Ponchi405 One could argue that the "shoes" only became "shoes" after the straps were in, meaning they were part of the shoes and then didn't break the rules

@@Dan_G.R.S. A fair argument to make. I don’t think we ever saw the soles of the golden shoes, so we can’t say for certain they were 100% golden-colored.

​@@Ponchi405 at about 29:52 when Mae finds the golden shoe, we can see that the sole of the shoe is black. So the shoes aren't 100% gold.

I might have missed something but I guess they only checked whether the contestants touched the real grass. I think they could‘ve just run to the bell to be fair because technically the bell was standing on a green carpet, not grass.

Be excited, the best is yet to come, with little help from their family. 😁

Definitely should have got more than two points for their prize task!

I feel like after the mirror backfiring in episode 2, they resolved to stick with high-effort prize tasks from then on. (In reality idk which episodes were filmed together and they probably had the prize tasks all planned out at once, but I'll stick to my narrative.)

I'm convinced Germans do this just to troll

A what now?

Gesundheit

I was so confused, that nobody just held the egg with a cloth, cut of the top and spoon out everything. Or try spinning the eggs to find a raw one.

Not a record-last episode’s final task was worth 10 points. It might be in second though? Edit: no, not second. Jo Brand got 13 in horse-laminator, and as pointed out below (though it was Katherine Ryan, not Jessica Knappett) got 15.

Jessica Knappett got 15 points in the infamous rabbit-in-the-hat live task, which I think is still the record.

@@MusicalJackknife Fifteen! That's crazy. I had forgotten all about that.

Guz Khan got 10 points for the balloon darts live task. Also Jess did in fact get a high score; in the ‘predict what a contestant will do’ task (the one which birthed her legendary air horn), she got 10 points for guessing correctly and being correctly guessed

The black straps that were under it and flopped over the top should have done him in though, if the pedestal was an issue that should’ve been too

I will be watching Series 4,507 if I live long enough.

Ivo's friend drove away to another life but what is more poignant than loss?

@@treehousekohtao they're all a little touched in the head 😂

I think it's more that it was badly worded. Either that, or their brains were rattled by being in TM. Most of the contestants said something along the lines of "There's something about that room". It's a classic "Sitting in the hotseat" scenario where your mind isn't the same when under pressure.

not as bad as doing the opposite of avoiding not ringing the bell

@@divergent_bowtie1066 that task was _supposed_ to be convoluted, but still, poor Desiree, destroying her series win with that one penalty

They're trying to word things so that there's no obvious loopholes, while also not making the tasks into essay length. Sometimes that ends up meaning that the task reads like mysterious instructions for a forbidden ritual.

No, I would 100% be like Frankie

I would be Ivo. Indecisive and despite thinking about it for ages still making a complete hash of it.

@@drewdabbs418 Same!

​@@SilverHawk214inexplicably obsessed with death and moderately depressed. Many of us are Frankie

@@drewdabbs418 John last series fits this bill more imo

I thought that, but Alex tells Ivo he put the podium on the grass, so I think they're counting both real and fake as grass.

2 holes. Then blow.

@@adorabell4253 I've managed it with one... you have to break the yolk though.

Nah, the way to defeat it is to realize you need the fewest eggless shell pieces. The fewest you can get is zero, which is when the entire egg is still in its shell. You beat it by not playing it

I thought something seemed off

Actually, Ivo never finished that statement, the obvious ending to that statement is with regards to figuring out why there were five eggs, so Alex was correct that it should have been "I" and not "Me". Since "Jenny & I ... figured out...", or "Jenny & I ... didn't figure out...", or even "Jenny & I ... couldn't figure out..." are correct, and "Me & Jenny..." is in this instance incorrect.

"Me and Jenny" is still incorrect... it would be "Jenny and me".

"Me and Jenny over in thicko corner" isn't a grammatically complete sentence, which is why both of your examples -- "I over in thicko corner" and "Me over in thicko corner" -- sound pretty much equally incorrect. If that were the end of the thought, it'd have to be something like "...are over in thicko corner," which would indeed require "Jenny and I" in order to be grammatically correct. Using your rule of thumb: "I am over in thicko corner." "Jenny and I are over in thicko corner." If the sentence continues, then the subject would be grammatically unrelated to the "over in thicko corner," as Daimenin is suggesting above. By strictly formal rules it'd have to be separated by commas, i.e. "Jenny and I, over in thicko corner, couldn't figure it out." Barring casual speech, "Me and Jenny" would only be correct when it's the object of the sentence. E.g. "Frankie joined me and Jenny over in thicko corner." The reality is that a sentence (or part of a sentence) like "Me and Jenny over in thicko corner" is never going to follow formal grammatical rules, but that's just part of the humor in Alex correcting him. It's a deliberately inane correction just designed to rile him up, of course a sentence with the word "thicko" in it is going to have a fairly casual/lax grasp on grammar.

The entire time, I was expecting one of them to say that