Summary
Joining Greg Davies and Alex Horne for Season 3 are celebrity guests, Dave Gorman, Al Murray, Rob Beckett, Sara Pascoe and Paul Chowdhry - who will be crowned the winner of the series?
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Taskmaster
- 2016
- Season 3
- 5 episodes
- Game show
- Comedy
Episode 2: The Dong and the Gong
Summary
Greg Davies uses his position of power to make the five comics compete in more ludicrous tasks. In this second episode, find out why Dave Gorman has come over all bitey, why Rob Beckett has filled a shoebox with cement, and, most importantly, who surprises Alex Horne the most when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.
Review
The panel of comedians are beginning to gel nicely now: the creativity needed to complete the show’s oddball parlour games brings out some high-class silliness. Comedy moments tumble past: there’s the sight of Al Murray, largely (in every sense) naked hitting a massive gong. There’s Rob Beckett attacking balloons with a pair of corkscrews. And there’s Paul Chowdhry debuting his new , admittedly quite sinister, children’s character “Brown Clown”. As host Greg Davies observes, “It’s a bit like watching the evolution of humankind, this show.”
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Details
- Released on
- 2016-10-11
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Executive producer | Hilary Rosen |
| Executive producer | Richard Allen-Turner |
| Executive producer | Rob Aslett |
| Executive producer | Andy Devonshire |
| Series director | Andy Devonshire |
| Executive producer | Alex Horne |
| Executive producer | James Taylor |
| Executive producer | Jon Thoday |
| Series producer | Andy Cartwright |
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Episode 2
The Dong and the Gong
Summary
Greg Davies uses his position of power to make the five comics compete in more ludicrous tasks. In this second episode, find out why Dave Gorman has come over all bitey, why Rob Beckett has filled a shoebox with cement, and, most importantly, who surprises Alex Horne the most when he emerges from his shed after an hour cooped up inside.Review
The panel of comedians are beginning to gel nicely now: the creativity needed to complete the show’s oddball parlour games brings out some high-class silliness. Comedy moments tumble past: there’s the sight of Al Murray, largely (in every sense) naked hitting a massive gong. There’s Rob Beckett attacking balloons with a pair of corkscrews. And there’s Paul Chowdhry debuting his new , admittedly quite sinister, children’s character “Brown Clown”. As host Greg Davies observes, “It’s a bit like watching the evolution of humankind, this show.”
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming providers below.
Streaming
❚ We may earn commission from links on this page. Our editorial is always independent (learn more).Details
- Released on
- 2016-10-11
- Languages
- English
- Formats
- Colour
Credits
Crew
role name Executive producer Hilary Rosen Executive producer Richard Allen-Turner Executive producer Rob Aslett Executive producer Andy Devonshire Series director Andy Devonshire Executive producer Alex Horne Executive producer James Taylor Executive producer Jon Thoday Series producer Andy Cartwright
