APPLAUSE
Hi, hello and welcome!
That's fine!
You're watching Taskmaster
and pretty soon you'll be watching five funny folk
completing tasks for the Taskmaster!
'But right now, you're watching the Taskmaster introduce those five funny folk!
Here they are! Please welcome Iain Stirling!
Joe Thomas!
Lou Sanders!
Paul Sinha!
And Sian Gibson!
And, to my left, I'm going to introduce him because I have to.
'But I ask you now not to applaud him. Not this time. He doesn't deserve it.
Just an eerie silence, alright? Ready?
Ladies and gentlemen, little Alex Horne.
A FEW GIGGLES
Thank you.
The banter section, driven by Alex.
'Well, as you know, I've been inundated with questions from the listeners.
A lot of the questions are about the iPad. What does it do.
I operate the screen, I do the scoring,
and recently I've downloaded a new app.
A mirror app. So I use that quite a bit as well, just to check on...
I've got a mirror app.
See your reflection? I know. I know what you've done.
You've replaced your iPad for the mirror? I've downloaded an app.
But I don't care!
OK. Let's get on with the prize task, shall we, Alex?
'Fair enough. And today, you've all brought in the best "see-through" item.
Ooh! Ooh!
Quite right. Now, I know you love your see-through items, Greg.
You've shown me all your see-through clothes.
But which of our contestants' items will you love the most today?
'There are five enviable points available for the best see-through item
and the "clear" winner of the show will take home...
..all the items and be "visibly"...
pleased with themselves.
It's like you want me to attack you!
OK...
Joe Thomas. I do think I've upped my game here.
'It's the classic see-through. I don't know what's more see-through than this.
I'd also say that it's a symbol of industrial progress,
it's something that is a human right if you're in a prison,
it is, of course, a window! There you are.
I know you may think I may be a bit literal in the interpretation of...
It's that when you're given the opportunity to choose these prizes,
some people who work within... I think I've switched off!
I've gone, as well. I've gone, so...
I don't mind a window. I think that's your strongest effort so far.
Thanks. Jesus Christ!
OK. Lou? I brought you a book in.
She's brought in 50 Ways To See Thru People. Yeah.
'There's a lot of snakes in the industry, and I'm protecting you from them.
'And I'm looking at that cover and I'm saying that Vernon Howard published that himself!
Just like 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover.
Number 34. "Just carefully watch everyone you meet.
'"You'll be amazed at how many masks fall away exposing the faker beneath."
He goes on... Just stop! Oh, my God. He goes on,
"Just quietly remark to yourself, 'He is pretending to be sincere.
"'Or maybe he is pretending to be confident, wise, helpful, friendly
'"'calm, respectful, generous, sympathetic, kindly loyal, courteous or heroic.'"
What form of human behaviour would that guy not take aversion to?
'You can't be anything! He listed every single positive adjective and he's got a problem with all of them!
It's "See Thru People." What more do you want?
It's the best see-through thing. I think he's got a point.
Shut up!
No, YOU shut up!
Paul, what have you brought in?
It's not much better.
It can't be much worse! But it's definitely see-through.
I've brought this. Oh, it is worse!
'The main thing is it's now out of my flat. It's going to whoever wins this episode and that won't be me!
Oh, I really hope you do. No, you don't!
'I'd check whether you think if a hula hoop is definitely see-through.
Um... Cos I think, arguably...
I don't even care! Fair enough!
Sian?
Gin! Gin!
A bottle of gin.
'I mean, it's a famously depressive drink, isn't it, gin? It's not. Yeah. Not really.
You've not been out for a night with me.
I'd love to come out and be depressed with you.
'I think it would be depressing with people asking us if we were a circus act!
I mean, look. Look!
We're the modern-day Krankies!
Anyway, gin. Gin. Yeah, lovely.
You know, it's not awful.
Iain? It's a beer fridge.
You can see right into that and it looks absolutely bloody delicious.
Is it see-through? You can certainly see in.
You can open the door and see right through it.
It's like none of you people want to win!
I thought so. I thought you'd like a beer fridge.
It is an appliance with a window, definitely.
Other appliances with windows -
microwave, washing machine, fancy cupboard, my shed and some shoes.
It's difficult, isn't it? It's difficult to find the last place!
I don't know what's the worst. I guess it's Paul.
Really? Yeah. Even though you can see through it?
Oh, no it's not. You can't even see through his!
You can't see through the pamphlet.
You just brought a fridge in, mate!
He brought a fucking window!
I'm going to give everybody, except for Joe, one point. Right.
And I'm going to give Joe four points. OK.
So Joe comes second in the task but wins the task and gets four points.
We're off to a cracking start! Yes.
What's the first task proper?
It's phone box hiding fun first, please. Yes, please! Here we go.
PHONE RINGS
Hello, Lou. Ooh. Very nice.
Hello, Paul. Hello, Alex.
Hello, Joe.
"Completely conceal yourself inside this phone box."
'"No part of you or your clothing may be visible from outside the phone box."
"Fastest wins."
"The time stops when you shout, 'I'm invisible!'"
"Your time starts... now!"
Where...
'It's an act of madness just to think that we meant, "Don't leave the phone box."
The rule was that no part of them or their clothing
'could be visible from outside the phone box. OK. Outside the phone box.
Fine. Here we go!
SHE TAPS GLASS
OK. Oh! Oh!
I'm gonna just... I'll just climb up into the roof.
I'll try and secrete myself in the roof, OK?
SIAN: Can you see me?
Yes.
Oh.
Can I come out and get stuff?
All the information's on the task, Joe.
Uh...
Hmm.
"Completely conceal yourself
"inside the phone box."
No?
"Completely conceal yourself."
I don't think I'm gonna fit in there!
I don't think that's the answer.
"Completely conceal yourself
"inside the phone box."
This has not been a good day at the office!
Can you shut the phone box for me?
Oh! Right.
SIAN: Stop!
You have to shout, "I'm invisible." I'm invisible.
JOE: I'm invisible.
Here we go.
Yep. Good.
I'm invisible!
LOU: I'm invisible!
APPLAUSE
First things first.
I'd like to compliment you on your use of the word "secrete"!
"I'm going to secrete myself
"in the top of a phone box."
So Sian just stuck herself in three bin bags.
Yes, she transformed herself into waste.
What I liked about yours, before I see how effective it was,
is that you built a sofa den.
It was one of my favourite things to do as a child.
But it was whether you could see them or their clothing from outside.
Do you want to see whether we could see Joe?
Am I supposed to not have a shadow?
The trouble is, bubble wrap is see-through.
It's one of the troubles. One of the troubles. Yeah.
I think you're being a bit harsh on my effort.
I mean, I think the fact you could see a sort of moving form...
You could also see you through a crack.
'I don't know why any man would say to another man, "I can see you through a crack."
LAUGHTER
You can just see you... Yes, yes.
Well, look... He loves windows, as well, so it's no surprise!
Yeah. They're the best things to see someone through!
Yeah, well... What about the old bin bag queen, then?
Yeah, we can see the litter, now. Here she is.
It's either her or a fox!
But that's not clothing.
No, it was you or clothing, I'm afraid. Oh.
Unfortunately, your hair is part of you.
Arguably, they both failed.
As in, they both failed.
Harsh. Right.
Let's just get some adverts out the way,
and then we can carry on with the show. Go on! Bye-bye!
Hello, everybody!
'Welcome back. The break did me the world of good. How was it for you, little Alex Horne?
Well, I want you to know that I feel sad when you shout at me,
but happy that it makes you feel better. Hooray!
'Before the break, they were trying to make themselves invisible within a phone box.
Sian disguised herself as rubbish
and Joe, you bubble-wrapped.
Let's look at Lou concealing herself in her brightly-coloured jumpsuit.
I'm invisible!
Yeah, we couldn't actually see her or her clothing.
That's really good. Yeah.
So Lou was quite slow.
You could have listened to Come Away With Me by Norah Jones,
And Turn On Me by Norah Jones and Seven Years by Norah Jones.
'Eight minutes and 17 seconds. That's... But you couldn't see her or her clothing.
Do you wanna see if you could see Iain?
I wanna see if I can see Iain. OK. Here we go.
I'm invisible!
Oh, I've got cramp!
Ah, God!
I've lost all the feeling in my left leg!
He did a lovely den. No-one can see you. Tick? Yeah.
'Well, he built his sofa den in the same length of time as Skyfall by Adele.
Four minutes 46.
APPLAUSE
There is one more for you to see. Oh, OK.
Singled out for a bit of fun. Here's Paul Sinha.
What are you thinking, Paul?
Somehow I need to block the view of the phone box.
But with what?
This could be tricky.
Am I allowed to use you lot as a human wall to trap me in?
You can do whatever you want, Paul. Right.
Just take one side of this...
Hold this together.
You need to take your jacket off.
Ten minutes gone, Paul.
It's not working, this, is it?
Somebody stand there.
With your back against... Ooh!
Careful, now.
Oh, you..!
You could stand here.
Right next to each other.
I think we have a result.
I'm invisible! I've stopped the clock, Paul.
APPLAUSE
I know you had the windiest day of all.
Alex did just point out to me
that you could have sellotaped the paper INSIDE the phone box!
Oh, God! I hope the producers of The Chase aren't watching this!
'He was quite slow? You could have listened to half of Brothers In Arms,
the classic Dire Straits album.
You'd be in the middle of Why Worry. Got that.
22 minutes and 47 seconds.
But if he has completely concealed himself,
he'll come in third place. OK. Let's see. OK.
LAUGHTER
I just thought what a lovely, lonely little boy!
I just want to scoop you into my arms!
Aw! A very, very good description of how I felt at that moment.
I can tell you that only two people did it properly,
and that was Iain, who was the quickest,
and then Lou who was second quickest. OK.
'I think I need to draw a distinction between the two who did it so perfectly.
So I'm gonna give two points to the other two and one point to Paul.
OK. One point to Paul Sinha!
So, four points to Lou? Four points to Lou is fine by me.
OK. But Iain wins the task and five points. Five points.
APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
Right. Scoreboard, please, Alex.
I can tell you Iain and Joe both share the lead with six points.
As you can see.
Do you have some more, please?
Yes, I have a team task and it's a musical one
but there's no music involved.
TASKMASTER THEME TUNE PLAYS ON LP
RECORD STICKS
Alright?
Thank you. Hiya. Here it is.
Hello, Sian. Hello, Joe. Hello. Alright?
Yeah? Where's the task?
'Design the most iconic album cover.'
I like that. 'Best album cover, album title and band name wins.
'Your album cover photo will be taken in 30 minutes.
'Your time starts now.'
Great. This is right up our street! OK. Lovely.
So we're all in the nuddy. No. Absolutely not.
'Design the most iconic...'
It's hard, isn't it?
Yeah. I'm thinking face paints. I'm thinking cowboy outfits.
I'm thinking half an hour, as well.
We've got half an hour. OK. Let's... Face paints. Face paints.
Cowboys. Cowboy boots. If we do it quickly.
DEEP VOICE: Satan, you are my best buddy in the world.
If you win, you don't have to do the challenge. You don't have to do it.
Do it.
Band name. It has to be something with the three of our names.
Lou, Paul, Iain.
SSS. Stirling, Sanders and Sinha.
SSS! And we're snakes.
IAIN HISSES
A classic image, but sort of subverted.
Like somebody serving dinner but instead of food on the plate,
it's like... cockroaches or sort of, I don't know.
The Lovely Boys.
The Handsome Gang.
Um... Yes, Please, We Like Music.
They're all... Oh! I could dress as Cinderella. Yes.
I think we should leave. We need to make a banner. Let's do that.
There was a lot of ideas flying about there.
Look, let's not mess around. Mm-hm. We saw some chaotic planning.
I'm keen to see the results. OK. Classic album covers.
We're gonna see Lou Sanders and The Lovely Boys, first of all.
And their album is called SSSex, with three S's,
because of their surnames and this is their album cover.
AUDIENCE CHUCKLES
We thought that was gonna go down very well.
It really didn't in the room, though, did it?
But what's the theme? There's a nod to Clockwork Orange
and then a lady in a pink jumpsuit, right?
If you can't see what's going on here, yeah? Yeah.
Then you don't like music.
'The red ball's the man. She's on the man. OK.
'So it's a combination of the nihilism and destruction of Clockwork Orange
'combined with wanting to stick it to the man using a pineapple.
'That's exactly what we were trying to convey. OK.
SSSex. The album's called SSSex.
Yeah. Because sex sells!
That's our catchphrase. Sex Sells.
So you're challenging the man, but you're also, like...
- Fucking the man! - ..heavily corporate.
And what doesn't say sex like a 48-year-old Asian man in a crisis!
Wow. I thought we were gonna blow you away with that.
Yeah. We've actually started a band off the back of it.
OK. We've seen Lou Sanders and The Lovely Boys.
Now for the others. This is Show with It's Too Big.
Ahh. Ooh.
Ooh. Three umlauts for you to deal with.
Let's crash straight in on the umlauts.
The umlaut. That's a sort of rock'n'roll umlaut.
Like you get in Motley Crue.
It's not grammatically correct. It's just for decoration.
A rock'n'roll umlaut. A rock'n'roll umlaut.
'It's Shoe, by the way. But you said it was Sian and Joe, so pronounced "Show". Yeah.
Is that what we said? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I said.
It looks like a classic album cover for an electronic band? Yes.
More sort of Kraftwerk. I think so. Uh, tie, braces. '80s-ish.
It seems to me that one member is dead.
It's a collaboration between the dead and the living.
What are the roles of the two band members? I don't sing cos I'm dead.
But you're wheeled onto stage. Yes. Yeah.
Let's imagine this. The lights go down.
Everyone starts clapping. Suddenly, Sian's wheeled across the stage.
'The crowds are going wild. "Oh, look, there's Sian!" AUDIENCE: Woo!
"She's gone, now. And here comes the light. Put it on Joe!"
It's probably like, ♪ Ha-oom get together oom oom! ♪
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
I think that is more or less what it would be.
I'm sorry for doing that.
I imagine after "oo-oom get together"...
..that Sian's wheeled back across.
'Sorry, I don't want to push it, but can we go back to "oo-oom get together"
and then just hear Sian's haunting chorus?
Lights go down... Blah-blah-blah.
Spotlight comes on Joe. ♪ Oo-oom get together oom oom
♪ Oom ♪ It's too big! ♪
OK. There's five points available to be split between the two.
Lou and The Lovely Boys... Yes. Two points. Oh!
OK. Two points each. Yeah.
Sian and Joe? Shoe. Shoe. Four points each.
Yeah, cos there's five points altogether. Four points.
Look sharp - here come the adverts!
Hello!
Come on in! Get yourselves warm or cool yourselves down
'depending on what the weather's like where you are. Yes. Hi, guys. I hope it's not too wet.
It's time for a game of cards.
Memory cards. Ooh! Ooh.
That's a nice smile, Paul. Thank you.
Playing cards?
Cards.
Magic. Is this one about magic?
OK.
'"In five minutes, you must return this pack of cards to Alex in the lab."
"And tell Alex the order that the cards are currently in."
"You may not leave this room during the five minutes.
"The most correctly-named cards wins. Your time starts now."
Can I have a pen? What am I to do with this?
Can I just write them down?
You could try. I've got no pen!
Has anyone got a pen?
Is there a pen?
A pen in the room?
I don't have anything to write with.
So, I mean...
This is ridiculous!
You can't just remember them!
Oh, here we go. Yes, yes, yes.
"Happy birthday." But... they're not even real cards!
You can't write on the paper.
There must be a pen.
There must be a pen!
Right. So...
Greg. Alex.
OK.
This is... I see.
Don't panic. I can't remember it!
King of hearts, king of spades, Yellow.
..three, four, five.
The most correctly-named cards wins.
One minute left. Shut up!
I think I'm gonna get all of them.
Sweet.
I've got it.
WHISTLE BLOWS
Come to the lab and give me the cards in there.
Absolute waste of my time, this.
You're gonna be shocked.
Thank you, Joe.
Iain, what order were the cards in?
The order? You just said name the cards.
The main task was "name the order of the cards." Yep.
So I'm looking forward to seeing Iain getting all cross!
That'll be fun! We didn't see much of Lou, there,
and we'll explain all later on.
'But all they had to do was remember the standard pack of Taskmaster cards in order.
First to see remembering are Iain and Si-an. Sian. Here we go.
Ace of clubs.
Eight of clubs.
Five of clubs.
Two of clubs.
No. Jack of clubs.
Yellow.
Ace of hearts.
Two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten, Jack.
Happy birthday.
Is it ace of diamonds?
Two of diamonds.
Three of diamonds.
The diamond king.
Heart king.
Then there was two 15 of diamonds.
15 of diamonds.
Really? Yes, 15 of diamonds.
15 of diamonds. Big one.
15 of diamonds. Three 15 of diamonds. OK.
And then there was a card.
Do you want to describe the card?
No.
Two of diamonds, two of diamonds,
two of diamonds.
Then there was a picture of a scumbag.
Taskmaster? It was you! Oh, well.
Then there was 12 two of diamonds.
And then there was you, then Greg.
APPLAUSE
You seemed to get quite cross, Iain.
He had the pen the whole time. Yes.
At one point, Iain called me a "sarky sister"!
I was not happy! Why were you so cross with Alex?
I wanted a goddamn pen, Greg! Yeah.
And he had the pen. He got it out of his pocket.
You got a pen out when we were in there!
Don't do that!
Look at you!
Look, you fucking did! You did!
You went into your pocket and got a pen and then sort of go...
I don't think I had a pen. I did have an iPad with the camera on.
Oh.
Look!
'We could have asked for that. And there were lots of other cameras in the room.
We could have used your iPad?
'Yeah, it's got a camera on. You could have... That's why you're a sarky sister!
I'm not a sarky sister!
You are a sarky sister. Thank you(!) Thank you, Greg.
'And a naughty little scumbag. You looked like you had a pretty good system, to me.
I got a few wrong. Yeah.
But I'm pretty confident about that. What was your system?
Memory.
I think Sian did well. Sian did do well.
Sian made just 13 mistakes. Iain made 25 mistakes.
Ooh. Out of 49. So, not bad!
I should say the order of them. It wasn't that hard.
First up, all the clubs in alphabetical order.
Ace, eight, five, four, jack, et cetera.
'Then the other three kings, and a yellow card, all the hearts in order,
happy birthday, two 15's, 15 two's,
'then me, then you. So it's not hard. Pretty straightforward. Piece of piss.
APPLAUSE DROWNS SPEECH
No, no, no. Please, let's not applaud him for reading!
Now for Joe and Paul.
One learns scripts for his job, the other learns facts.
This is Alex Horne bringing you the detail. Here's how they did.
Ace of clubs.
Jack of clubs.
The ace of clubs.
The eight of clubs.
The five of clubs.
Uh, the four of clubs.
Uh, the jack of clubs.
The king of clubs.
Uh...
Seven of clubs.
Six of clubs.
Ten of clubs.
Three of clubs.
Two of clubs.
King of diamonds.
King of hearts.
King of spades.
Yellow.
The queen of clubs.
The seven of clubs.
The one of clubs... The six of clubs.
The three of clubs and the two of clubs.
'The ace of hearts, two of hearts, three of hearts, four of hearts, five of hearts...
'Six of hearts, seven of hearts, eight of hearts, nine of hearts, ten of hearts.
And the... jack of hearts?
Queen of hearts.
Happy birthday.
Then there are fift...
Then... Ah. Then there are fift...
No, then there's 15 two of diamonds in a row.
And then there's a picture of Greg and a picture of Al.
I can't remember what order. Alex. Alex. Sorry.
Two of diamonds, two of diamonds, two of diamonds.
How many two of diamonds? 15.
Alex.
Yes?
That was the next card!
Greg.
And I believe that was the complete set.
APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
Are you slightly annoyed? You just made one mistake. The second card.
I'm really, really upset!
'I'm an absolute dick-head at every other task. That one should be in my territory.
How many mistakes did Joe make? Young Joe made seven mistakes.
'Still pretty impressive. Paul, you told me afterwards how you remembered them. Do you remember?
Somebody asking a German...
Because they weren't in order... Yeah.
Jack, king, nine, queen. Right.
I made a story about flirting with a German man, saying, "Jacking?"
And him going, "Nein, queen!"
LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
Well, that works as a lovely little narrative, for sure!
So far, Paul in the lead, then Joe, then Sian and Iain.
'But we haven't seen Lou, yet. We haven't seen Lou. Here we go. Here's Lou.
Can you just read it to me while I'm doing something? Please!
In five minutes you must return this pack of cards to Alex
and tell Alex the order that the cards are currently in.
So that's the order that they were in when you opened the, um...
'Yeah, so, currently... Now is currently. Currently now is currently.
'No, but when you read it, it was... Currently. Yeah, but now is currently.
Now is currently, yes?
OK. Imagine... Can we just start again? Cos that's not fair.
Do you have a pen, please?
Really quickly. I don't have a pen.
Come onna!
Oh, Lou... I'm not allowed to move.
No. Just take all the information from there.
Do you know, sometimes you come across really arrogant!
Oh, no!
I'm not allowed to leave the room! Oh, you just did.
Flippin' hell, you didn't tell me!
APPLAUSE
'She did carry on. She wrote down 18 cards and even then, she made 12 mistakes.
If it's any consolation, I really enjoyed your "Come onna!"
It's a question of one or zero points for Lou.
I mean, it's no points. Even I can't find a point in that for you, Lou.
OK? I'm sorry.
Zero to Lou, two to Iain, three to Sian
four to Joe, but five points to Mr Paul Sinha! Yes, that was good.
APPLAUSE DROWNS SPEECH
You'd better give me another task, right now! Sure.
And we're ending with sport and celebrations.
Hi, Alex. Hello, Joe.
Hello, Iain. You alright? How are you? I'm good, thank you.
Good morning, everyone! And what a glorious morning it is!
Ooh!
Oh. "Score a goal from the furthest distance.
"You may take only one shot."
Have you heard how good I am at football? Are you good at football?
No. "If you don't score a goal, you're disqualified."
"You must perform a terrific goal celebration
"whether or not you score your goal."
"There might be a bonus point for best goal celebration."
"You have five minutes. Your time starts now."
OK.
I might just take my jacket off, here. OK.
JOE: Realistically, I'm already gonna miss from there.
'So I might be better doing it not from a long way, and just getting it in.
Come on.
Let's go from about here. Cos I want to just give myself a challenge.
I'm gonna go there, cos I'm not gonna go mad.
Good luck, Paul.
Ooh! Ho-ho! Exciting, isn't it?
'Very exciting. Do you want to know how far away they placed their balls?
'Yes, please. OK. Sian, as you saw, wanted to just score a goal from any distance.
'9.8 metres. Joe, 11.5 metres and quite an acute angle, for no reason at all!
Lou, 14.6 metres. Paul, the furthest away, 17.2 metres.
'And he "tested the terrain" - his phrase - for four and a half minutes before placing theball.
He tested the terrain. But what about Iain Stirling?
This is what he did.
Where do you want it? Over here. Back where you were.
OK. Then we can roll it.
Push more on your side. Can you go this way?
I'm trying to push it!
Good thinking by Iain. Not breaking any rules.
Score a goal from the furthest... Score a goal.
How many metres away did he go? 34 metres.
Phew-ee! Double anyone else.
We're gonna see Iain's attempt later.
The first person we're gonna see is Sian Gibson.
Ready?
Yes!
Is that in? Yes, that's in(!)
SHE SQUEALS
SQUEAL CONTINUES
I'm out of breath!
Thank you, Sian. Get in!
APPLAUSE
Great. Yeah. A genuine celebration
'because you didn't think for a second you were gonna score, did you?
It was a goal. It was in. It was in.
Every in's a goal!
As they say in the football fraternity(!)
Every in's a goal! Every one.
'Time for a quick break. Maybe, like me, you have no interest in football.
But then, also like me, you still want to come back
because somebody's going to win Joe Thomas's window!
'Hello, again! Welcome back to Taskmaster again and here's Alex again!
That's a lot of agains, Greg!
'Before the break, the contestants were playing your favourite sport, football.
The person that scores a goal from the furthest distance wins.
Sian scored a brilliant goal from fairly close range.
Next up are Lou, Paul and Joe.
'And don't forget, there might be a bonus point for the best goal celebration,
whether they score or not.
JOE: I'm not hopeful, here.
I am gonna miss this, I think.
I'm playing to win. Course you are.
OK.
Aghh!
Ahh! Ahh!
Ohh!
No!
Hooray! I'm a loser!
I think I can do a proper flip, but I can't.
OK.
Thank you, Paul.
Have you finished, Joe?
Yeah.
I don't feel good about myself at all.
Oh, dear!
During your celebration, Alex and I looked at each other
and the look was, "What are we gonna do with her?"
In a nice way?
There were no goals, there, but there were some celebrations.
A lovely celebration, when you think about it.
Lou, you looked like you were losing your mind!
'I mean, I really liked Joe's initial crushed reaction. It was like, "Yuhhh."
But then, man, there was a lot in that celebration.
I don't think it was... I'm supposed to say...
Well, no. Well...
That was stupid decision-making.
You did say at the time, "That was neither impressive nor easy."
Not a lot to say about Paul. I mean, I think that his celebration,
'he was channelling the thought, "I wish we could go back to the remembering the cards thing."
'I'd forgotten the bit where you had to do a celebration if you didn't score, as well.
I'd just totally forgotten that bit.
There was something nice in the sarcasm of his celebration.
Not enough footballers celebrate sarcastically! Yeah.
So, here we are. It's the crucial moment.
It's striker Iain Stirling and his massive goal.
The distance, 34 metres.
Good luck! Thanks. Shake my hand.
Come on!
Aghh! Aghh!
Everyone get in!
♪ I just scored a go-al!
♪ I just scored a go-al! ♪
Yeah. Yeah, everyone go, "Yeah!"
Yeah! Yeah!
There was nothing you could do to inspire that conga line!
Your spirits were so broken!
At one point, Alex whispered, "You don't have to do this."
Mummy won. I'm afraid you won.
Mummy did win. Five points to Sian. Five points to Sian.
'I don't think I'm gonna give anyone a bonus point for their celebration.
Joe was the closest. I liked it when he was shaking his goal!
'No, I'm not giving anyone a bonus point. Still five points... Sian, five points. Baf!
'OK, everyone, make your way to the stage for the final task of the show!
Who's gonna read the task out? Paul Sinha. Ah!
'"Standing behind the first line, roll your loo roll beyond the second line.
"If your loo roll fails to cross the second line
"or falls from the runway, you are eliminated from the task."
Yes, so this is the first part of the task.
So, standing behind the first line, you've got to roll your toilet roll
beyond the second line, but not off the runway.
The person in the lead will roll first.
It's Sian Gibson. What?! Woo!
Do you understand the rules? I'll have a go.
CHEERING
Lovely bit of rolling.
Next to roll is Joe.
That's lovely. Oh, that's lovely, Joe.
That was a bit... Is there a bit of a slope on there?
Same for everyone, Joe. Please sit on the elimination bench. Oh, man!
SIAN: It is a lot harder than it looks.
Ooh! Ooh, nice.
APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
That is unbelievable!
Next to roll, Paul Sinha. Good old Paul Sinha. Go on, Paul.
LAUGHTER
Ooh!
Paul, please sit on the elimination bench.
AUDIENCE: Aw!
I'm very nervous, actually, weirdly.
IAIN: Give it some welly and hope it doesn't go off the edge.
Yes! Yes, it is beyond the line.
APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
'OK. I now need the remaining players to take off their right shoe or boot.
Thank you.
Are you making this task up as you go along, Alex?
That looks beautiful!
IAIN: This looks sort of like an Andy Warhol exhibition!
Are you ready for the second part of the task? Yes.
"Retrieve your shoe..." Wait!
"You may not cross the line in front of you.
"If your shoe falls off your loo roll,
"or your loo roll breaks,
"you are eliminated from the task."
There is only one winner. Winner takes five points. Wow!
Do be gentle. Here we go. Good luck!
Your time starts... (WHISTLE)
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
It's all over! There we go!
There we go.
She made it look incredibly easy. OK.
'Well, in that case, we'll work out what that's done to the final scores.
Come down here and join me.
That was exciting. One winner of the task.
And she has won half of the studio tasks.
That's Lou Sanders. Five points to Lou Sanders. Thank you.
And that does mean she is winning the series by 12 points, now.
She's on 107. Sian on 95.
Iain and Joe both on 91, so it's still close,
and then Paul, 74.
So there's four episodes left. Statistically possible.
For Paul to win? Unlikely, but it is possible!
Shall we see who's won this episode, if that's possible?
So, Lou won the five points, but it was not enough
to catch this week's winner, Sian Gibson, with 15 points!
Sian Gibson is victorious!
Please go and treasure your transparent tit-bits!
Lovely. So, what have we learnt today?
We've learnt that the path to true love is difficult.
But if you're feeling strong enough,
there's always the chance that you can...
♪ Oom get it together Oom!
♪ Get it together Oom! Oom!
♪ Get it together
♪ It's too big! ♪
But let's not...
But let's not forget the successes of a certain Sian Gibson.
Sian, we salute you. See you next time
for number seven. Goodbye!
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