Good evening and welcome to Taskmaster.
It's the show where I've invited five creative celebrities.
Every week, they hang in the balance between self-flagellation and success -
- trying to complete tasks devised by me -
- in moments of pure evil.
And they seem to love it!
Because they return week after week, and I love that.
Tonight, they'll see how they did compared to the others.
Let's meet the contestants:
X Factor host Sofie Linde.
Stand-up comedian Melvin Kakooza.
Stand-up comedian Thomas Warberg.
Stand-up comedian Jacob Taarnhøj.
Actress Stephania Potalivo.
That's the setup for any new viewers.
The one in charge is me, the Taskmaster.
And personally, I really enjoy that.
Just me, then. All right.
My assistant Mark is here.
Two things: 1) Welcome.
2) Who the hell is that?
That's my assistant.
My assistant has an assistant?
Yep. We don't have the budget for that.
I say that knowing that you get no pay.
So I'll need you to fire him. Right now, please.
Just fire him.
Seems you're fired.
So ...
Come on, Mark!
At least look him in the eyes.
You're ... fired.
Take the stool with you.
You of all people should know the harshness of showbiz.
Mark Le Fêvre, can you tell us what they're playing for tonight?
Yes, we've asked a contestant to bring an item they can't live without.
To raise the stakes.
Who's brought something this week?
It's Jacob Taarnhøj.
I don't have that many valuables.
So I've volunteered to transfer -
- a bad habit from the winner to me.
So the winner loses their bad habit, and I get the bad habit.
Now's your chance. Any bad habits come to mind?
It would be nice if you could cyber stalk my ex-girlfriend when on the toilet.
Can you prove to me that you'll adopt the bad habit?
Yes, I've drawn up a contract. And I'm prepared to sign it.
"I, Jacob Taarnhøj, hereby adopt _______'s habit of _________ -
- to such an extent that losing it will require professional help."
There's also a season prize.
It's right there! My meaty face. Wow.
Let's get to the tasks. What's the first one, Mark Le Fêvre?
Here's something with many possible solutions.
I love that. Let's go.
It's a Rasmus Seebach song.
Hi, Mark. Hi, Jacob.
What are you eating?
M&M's
I had to pee.
Good thing you're washing your hands.
Make something spin for as long as possible.
The spinning thing cannot be a person.
You have 10 minutes to prepare your spin.
After the 10 minutes, you cannot influence the spin.
Is that right, "a spin"?
Sure. Huh.
You have one attempt. Longest spin wins.
Your time starts now.
You spin me right round, baby, right round.
Spin!
Experience tells me that there's plenty of discussion about the rules -
- without resorting to "Is 'a spin' really a thing?"
Mark, repeat the rules.
We're looking for the longest spin.
10 minutes for preparation.
When the 10 minutes are up, they can't influence the spin.
Let's start with a duo.
Taarnhøj and Melvin? Yes, please.
What are you thinking? Nothing so far.
We'll go for quantity in this task.
If it has to spin, it could be a wheel.
I'm not influencing it if you're driving my car.
Let's go for a ride.
25 seconds.
The book's still spinning.
On the road again. Just can't wait to get on the road again.
I feel the lactic acid in my arm.
Where does it hurt?
Everywhere.
I'll go to sleep, wake me when we're almost out of gas.
Sleep well. Thanks.
What will quit first, the arm or the spin?
Still spinning. This is excruciating.
Does this hurt?
Your method was very relaxing, Melvin.
Are you happy watching Jacob's hard way? Very.
I was very surprised how far we went.
We drove very far.
There was a stark contrast.
Jacob was in agony for 5 minutes.
We drove for 72 minutes.
We made it to Vemmelev. [100 km from Copenhagen]
We had half a tank of gas. We could have made it twice as far.
Didn't you have to stop for red lights?
No, we were on the highway when the spin started.
We almost had to stop on the on-ramp.
But luckily -
- we didn't.
I had too much build-up there.
You're a great driver -
- you tell fantastic anecdotes.
"We're turning, and we might stop -
- but we don't."
Are you with me?
Two extreme results, one at each end of the scale.
Who's next? Stephania's up.
This is terrible.
What's the idea?
You can't use that footage.
I won't allow it.
Five minutes. Okay!
That's a good idea. I'm so happy!
Is the clock ready?
Starting now? Yep.
I thought you might get tired.
Are you comfortable?
With such a strong finish, you almost forget the start.
What the hell was up with the vacuum cleaner?
It's part of my charm.
Vacuuming up markers from the floor?
No, not seeming very bright at first and then surprise you.
It went very well, it kept going for 62 days.
It's true.
That's not a bad time, 62 days.
Right, Jacob Taarnhøj?
As Newton would have said -
- "That's pretty good, Jacob Taarnhøj"
I know you're a vegetarian -
- and your solution was the most environmentally friendly.
You're still a good person, in many ways.
Thanks.
So far, a clear leader: 62 days.
We've seen three results. How about some more?
Sofie Linde?
Some interesting stuff here.
That's it. Do we just stay here?
Okay by me.
Who's your favorite contestant?
Not me, I guess.
No! How did that happen?
I never asked it to do that.
Nothing happened, I just increased the speed.
I thought I heard a gap in the noise.
We're filming all this. Sure.
Did the blender stop at any point? He can't talk.
He can nod, or ... No, he's had back surgery.
Villads hasn't spoken since he was three.
What does that ... He just hasn't.
Can't ask him.
But he can nod. No!
Because Villads is not all there.
I will look at the recordings.
You'll find nothing else than what I've told you.
I never touched the blender!
Dammit, how annoying.
Sofie Linde, that sounded like the last line of the saddest soap opera.
"What do you mean?!"
Just to sum up the season -
- Sofie's cheated me out of money -
Silk thread is worth a lot of money. In certain places.
- lied to my face -
I've never claimed to be an honest, trustworthy person.
I'm from Jutland, goddammit, never trust me.
Sofie forgot the blender had a timer -
- unless you set it to run indefinitely.
For how long did it run the first time? The one that counts.
5 minutes 15 seconds.
That's very close to a previous time?
Taarnhøj's result was 5 minutes 11 seconds.
Taarnhøj's carbon-neutral result.
Thomas Warberg, any tricks up your sleeve with that sly grin?
I choose planet Earth. Okay.
Do I start the clock now?
Sure.
I can just go home. Go ahead.
Congrats. Thanks.
That's crazy!
But, read the task.
"Make something spin for as long as possible."
Make something spin.
You didn't make the Earth spin.
That's debatable, given how he says "I choose planet Earth!"
Jesus Christ. I mean ...
You get a few seconds to convince me that you make the Earth spin.
We're all part of the Universe. The Universe makes the Earth spin.
Goddammit, that's good.
I was so ready to disqualify you -
- now I have to give you the points.
Let's hear the points.
Taarnhøj gets 1 point. 5 minutes 11 seconds.
Sofie gets 2 points. 5 minutes 15 seconds.
Melvin gets 3 points. 72 minutes 38 seconds.
Stephania gets 4 points. 62 days.
Thomas Warberg gets 5 points. Infinite?!
Okay, fair enough.
What does that mean for the scores? In the lead, it's -
Thomas Warberg. Congrats.
It's a Friday night, let's party.
Give me a noisy task.
An old-timey megaphone.
If you put these in a windowed envelope -
- you wouldn't have a show. We would put off opening them.
Does it lower the volume if you turn it around?
Make the most sensational public announcement.
You have 8 weeks.
Your time starts now.
Something where people go "Warberg?"
Any ideas?
Goddammit, Mark.
Right, right, right.
I'll take this home with me.
Whose announcement is up first?
Let's start with Taarnhøj. Right.
Here it comes.
I do stand-up for a living. I like that.
But people say "Why so many off-color jokes?"
"Why not political? Why so funny?"
I do make a lot of off-color jokes.
But there is a serious message, hidden in plain view in my stand-up.
If you edit my TV stand-up shows -
If you take every fourth word of every third dependent clause -
- take the square root of that then take that word -
- you get a very clear message -
- about balancing urban and rural development in Denmark.
Those who've seen my shows on TV have surely worked it out already.
But let's watch it anyway.
I. Have. Something. Fantastic. To. Say.
I. Have. Used. Folk dancing. To. Lure. Immigration Control.
And. The Tax Authority. And. Paradise Hotel contestants. To. Horsens.
That's. Better. Than. [Governing party] Venstre. Hey.
Vote for Jacob Taarnhøj, representing the party Uhh.
I think I speak for everyone -
- we understand it less now than before the explanation.
Let me translate.
"I have something fantastic to say:"
"I have used folk dancing to lure Immigration Control -
- and the Tax Authority, and many Paradise Hotel contestants to Horsens."
"That's actually better than [governing party] Venstre."
"Vote for Jacob Taarnhøj."
The announcement is: I'm going into politics!
We can do it together!
I think everyone's thinking: "Do what?"
I haven't given that a lot of thought.
But it's all carbon-neutral.
Let's be real, I'm not going into politics.
Not enough people backed me.
Two, actually.
One was a forged signature.
Thanks anyway.
That was big news. And there's more on the way.
Now for Stephania.
Right.
This is serious.
This is not a trivial task. Right?
So I'd like to make my announcement here tonight.
What?!
What is it?
Right.
What I'm about to tell you -
- may shock people -
- people may feel I've lied about who I am.
It's something that I have had all my life.
(It's a penis.)
It's something I was born with.
And the truth is -
- I have another name.
What?! The deceit!
Louise?!
Louise, why have you never told me? I'm overwhelmed.
So Louise is my middle name.
Then I have an announcement too. Me too.
Also Louise.
But isn't it crazy that I told you?
Great announcement, thank you.
My blood pressure -
- can easily handle a couple more. Thomas Warberg?
For my first tour, I had to do press stuff.
I was interviewed and had my picture taken.
One in particular was -
- the worst publicity photo ever -
- for a trade union magazine.
What happened was -
- there was a fancy photographer who said "I have some great ideas!"
And I didn't say no. So he said -
"Wrap these Christmas lights around your head."
"It'll be such a cool effect!"
Turns out, that effect was taking an awful picture of me.
I hadn't seen the magazine, but my ex sent me a copy -
- with the note "No wonder I left".
So, I've tried to get my hands on every copy -
- and burn them.
Sadly, former Taskmaster contestant Ruben Søltoft managed to get one.
So I'd like to show you the worst publicity photo ever.
You can tell I'm regretting it straight away.
The thing is -
- he took so many pictures and he chose that.
We're going far and wide here. Thank you, Warberg.
Two to go. Start with Melvin?
A good start. Melvin?
Oh, wow.
I was born a woman -
- or so I thought for many years.
Settle down.
Not really.
My announcement is something that happens next week.
I will be disguised as a celebrity.
So Melvin won't be here. Another celebrity will sit here -
- who's really a transformed version of me.
Who? We'll find out. But Melvin won't be here.
So it's last time you sit next to Melvin. It will be someone else next week.
Looking forward to it.
A bold move, because I'll award points in a moment.
But we're excited. It'll make sense next week.
Fingers crossed, it will be good. Thanks.
I have one left: Sofie Linde.
So ...
I didn't think this was easy.
And it had to be sensational.
So something that would grab people's attention.
I've thought about it.
And I think I've found the right place to announce it.
Right. So here's a clip.
I'm here on a busy road where 140,000 cars pass every week -
- and scooters -
- and here's my announcement -
- on the storied digital billboard facing this road -
- owned by comedian Amin Jensen. His private billboard.
There it is. That's pretty great.
The billboard says you've shit yourself three times? Yes.
I'm out and I'm proud!
That's not too bad.
I thought it was quite tame.
It could have been a lot more disgusting.
It's bragging, really. Exactly.
But was it a shart or a real ... Both.
A what?
A shart?
Which did you like best?
It's the most sensational announcement
If I was the editor of a tabloid -
- I'd choose Sofie admitting to shitting herself three times as an adult.
Bam, 5 points for you.
I think a lot of people were surprised -
- you have the run-of-the-mill name Louise. Exactly!
4 points right there.
3 points for the terrible picture.
You seem more occupied with it than others would be.
But I have to admit, it's an awful picture.
I'm sorry Melvin, it may be 5 points next week -
- but I have no idea what you announced.
Taarnhøj gets 2, you get 1 point. Maybe I'll apologize next week.
That's okay.
Those were the points. Let's see the scores.
We have joint leaders: Warberg and Stephania.
Mark, are you afraid of the dark?
No, you must be thinking of Stephania. Right.
Stop it.
I don't like the dark.
Hi, Thomas. Hi, Mark?
Mark? Is that you, Melvin?
I really don't like it. I've watched so many scary movies.
With fluorescent tape in them?
Do I read the task? Sure.
Make a painting using the paint on the table.
The painting must include a rainbow and a story.
You may not open the door until you're done.
To not let in light to spot the colors. Right.
Best rainbow and story wins. You have 10 minutes.
Of course, I can't tell the colors apart.
It's hard to make a rainbow when you can't see the colors.
That's why it's a task, you know?
It's not easy when you can't see the colors.
I'd like a painting with a rainbow.
The rules are a bit more involved than just "Paint a rainbow"?
You can't leave the room and it's very dark.
And they need to tell a story.
So I want the best rainbow with the best story.
Let's see some of them.
Right, here's Taarnhøj and Stephania.
You have 10 minutes.
Don't do that!
That's not funny. Cut it out!
I'll get you back.
And don't scare me in a minute, either!
I won't. I'll leave.
I'm just looking at your painting.
I'll fucking find you when you sleep -
- and do unpleasant things to you.
A rainbow. Can you smell which color is which?
I have an excellent sense of smell.
Pretty sure that's green.
Red, green, violet.
You can smell it? Yes.
What's that noise?
Up there, too!
Is the darkness stressing you out? I hate darkness!
I have a tendency to get all worked up.
... the sky is light blue ...
Mark! Mark! I'll kick you in the dick. That's not a nice thing to say on TV.
It's not nice to play with people's phobias, either.
Smells a lot like green. We already had that.
Green, red.
The smells are quite similar to be honest.
Does it have to make those noises? It's a big house.
I hate this shit. I'm just about done.
Stephania, you're afraid of the dark.
Mark, are you afraid of Stephania? Yep.
It's a lot. You got very aggressive.
But I'm self-aware. I told him I get worked up.
Taarnhøj, you started smelling the paint.
This smells green ... blue ...
I'm told I have a keen sense of smell. Sure.
It may sound silly, but you're not wrong.
We gave every bucket of paint a smell.
Red was strawberry, orange was oranges -
- yellow banana, green apple -
- turquoise mint, blue toothpaste -
- and violet lavender.
I couldn't smell any of that.
Turns out my sense of smell is terrible.
Then we'll see if you used other senses or intuition.
Let's see the first two paintings.
Here's Stephania's.
That's actually quite nice.
That looks like a child describing a nightmare to their parents.
That sun has a knife in its hand.
Taarnhøj's painting?
PUTIN - MOSCOW
So you're really just writing stuff on the canvas.
Something's wrong, I painted more than that.
Some of it must not have been paint.
You've tricked me.
I painted a rainbow.
Did you not dip the brushes in paint?
I have no sense of smell, dammit!
What I painted was -
- if there had been paint on the brushes -
- was Putin riding on a bear in Red Square -
- with a rainbow flag.
It's sort of a pride parade in Moscow.
And to put it over the top, I added the plane -
- that Mathias Rust landed near Red Square in 1987.
I would have guessed that!
That's why we're almost both taskmasters.
I like your painting more and more. But it's missing a rainbow.
Two great attempts, who's next?
A great artist? Sure.
Thomas Warberg.
I think this is blue.
I think this is -
- this is too light.
Is this even paint? Or chewing gum?
I'll tell a story from my home town.
Our greatest artist was called Günther Scharbach -
- and he decorated every single roundabout, every public space and so on.
The town's greatest artist back then.
Recently, I looked at the price of his paintings.
1,200 kroner [$180]
Do you know what I get for doing a show?
20,000 kroner [$3,000]
That means that Toftlund's greatest artist is me.
So the next time they make a roundabout -
- I'm decorating it.
I think I've found yellow!
I'm happy with it. Good, because time's up.
First off, I'll focus on the story -
- that I infer from your paintings.
But this was a nice story, too. Toftlund's greatest artist.
Do you recognize this place?
That's the roundabout outside Toftlund.
What if we zoom in a bit?
There it is!
Now that's something people will flock to. A tourism boom!
New publicity photo!
Here comes the hotdog stand they've been talking about for 20 years.
That makes me happy.
It's tingling in all the right places.
And just feel the indifference of the audience.
It matters to me.
We did it for you.
But it won't affect anything here. Still two to go.
There were some more enlightened solutions.
What's that button?
There's a button?
Brilliant!
That was fucking brilliant!
This is a lot easier.
It was funny, wasn't it?
Do you think the others found the button? I hope so, it was so obvious.
So brilliant.
Oh my god, this is amazing.
I give you -
- art.
I'm really happy with the way I did this. That's clear.
So happy.
Done!
You could have shown me that button!
Whenever I got close enough to show you, you threatened me.
Violence is not the answer.
These are painted with the lights on.
The task did not forbid that.
Sofie, let's see your painting.
You'll notice that the colors are in the right order.
I was just about to mention it. Saying it yourself seems crude.
But you're right. You nailed the spectrum.
My daughter has a rainbow toy. So I assemble a rainbow every night.
So I'm completely up-to-date on rainbow colors.
Full marks for that, very nice.
And the message is clear. Right.
Then there's Melvin's painting.
WE BACK TEAM M & M
You don't assemble many rainbows.
I'm quite confused -
- because this was made with the lights on.
You could see everything.
My art teacher said -
- "It's not what you paint, It's how you feel while painting."
You can't tell, but Mark is there in white paint.
If we zoom in a bit.
There he is!
There's a third person in the painting.
So that's me?
That's an interpretation of you.
I'm judging the rainbow and the story.
The story's clear, not a lot of subtext -
- a divine rainbow and an indisputable message.
5 points for Sofie Linde!
Surprisingly, ahead of Melvin in a well-lit room -
- 4 points for Thomas Warberg.
Who saw that coming?
3 points for Melvin.
Despite some riveting stories -
- Taarnhøj and Stephania share fourth place.
Message is on point, but no real rainbow. 2 points.
Mark, tell us the scores.
Tied for first place: Warberg and Sofie Linde!
12 points.
I feel like it's been -
- and they may not agree -
- quite easy today.
Let's turn up the difficulty at the end.
We've got some rocket science. That's hard.
I was so bad at this!
Hi, Mark. Hi, Jacob.
What a marvelous day, Mark Le Fêvre.
That is some sun, huh? It always shines when you're here.
You flirt!
It's a bit windy.
Where's he going?
Build. A. Robot.
Do you like space?
I've never been, so I don't know.
Build the best launch pad for this astronaut.
You have 20 minutes.
The astronaut closest to the Moon wins.
Your time starts now.
It's a full moon tonight.
It affects my mood.
3, 2, 1.
And we have a lift-off.
You can't say I'm not ambitious on your behalf.
What are the criteria?
You're looking for the best launch pad and -
- the one closest to the Moon.
And they must build the launch pad.
Let's see how close they got to the Moon.
Thanks for not making the obvious joke.
First up, Stephania and Taarnhøj.
This is not my strong suit.
It'll land in the water. That's stupid.
We need to get it up high.
Up high, Mark!
An incline!
This way!
It's a bit tricky.
I broke my nail. But not in a girly way.
Excuse me, can I ask you a question?
This is boring to watch. Cut to someone else.
That's some view.
Let's see how high this astronaut can get.
Now he's closest to the moon.
3, 2, 1, lift-off!
You said it wasn't your strong suit.
You were right.
But you broke a nail, not in a girly way?
It was all the way across.
I did cry.
That's how committed I was.
You found a construction site!
And started interrupting people who were doing their jobs -
- to get a ride in the boom lift.
They loved the interruption. They were all extremely impressed.
Extremely, Lasse.
The task was not to impress construction workers.
If you read the fine print.
That you wrote yourself. That's right.
We won't reveal yet who was closer to the moon.
But those are two examples of launch pads.
So thank you. Who's next?
Sofie Linde, who clearly used to host kids' TV.
It's not great.
Dammit, Mark.
I guess we gotta get him close to the Moon.
Let's look in the shed.
Okay, I guess we'll winch him up.
I feel bad for him if he doesn't get to the Moon.
Ignition.
I'm here!
Now I can speak Danish again.
Can I reach the Moon?
Oh, I'm so close to it.
No!
There we go.
He made it to the Moon.
It was nice! It had a little story -
- about an astronaut who dies in space -
- on account of his helmet being all smashed up.
The question is if we ever really went to the Moon.
Nice little story, thank you. Still a few to go.
We have a very emotional one.
That's you, Melvin.
It was hard.
Mark, we need to build a launch pad.
Never done it before, but we'll try.
And then ...
We'll tie him to lots of helium balloons.
What does helium do? It rises.
Remember this face when you find him in China or wherever.
Sorry, dude.
This'll be great!
Next.
Mark!
They're really pulling now. Next.
If this can't get him to the Moon ...
No!
What happened?
Hurry!
This is so shit.
There's no time!
Here!
How high do you think that was?
I would have won this!
A balloon?
No! I hate those balloons!
I was so confident!
I was imagining people going "What's that?"
And then I lost them.
It's when you get over-confident, it all goes wrong.
Same thing happened to NASA the first time.
They just sent them up there.
A tip: When you make a slingshot-like device -
- maybe don't put a crossbar in the middle that gets in the way.
At that point, I just had to do something, anything.
I let them go! I had one job!
Hold on to the balloons.
For Flip's sake!
And then I let go, thinking -
- "This is going great".
God dammit.
One contestant to go.
I wish I could say we saved the best for last, but ... Warberg.
Now this, for instance ...
That went surprisingly well.
We should do it up there.
What about the other end? You'll hold it.
Put your arm up.
That was not bad. Right.
Where's the Moon? It's not up there.
Where's the Moon?
We'll have to ask Lasse. Oh, no.
I realized with 11 seconds to go -
- that the Moon wasn't up there at that point.
You're the only one who asked that question.
If this astronaut has to get closer to the Moon -
- should I check where the Moon is?
Where was the Moon that day?
In different places, depending on the day.
It varied by up to 50,000 km where it was at the time of your attempt.
But no one asked "Where's the Moon?"
So I'll only evaluate your launch pads.
What you're saying is that at the time of the task -
- Melvin was 50,000 km closer to the Moon than when I did it? Theoretically.
So the person who was given the task at the right time, should technically win.
Yes, except it's the other way around.
The Moon was closest at the time of Stephania's task.
The one who was furthest away -
- Melvin.
Is it because I'm ...
No, no, no.
- ... I'm the youngest?
The criterion is: best launch pad. Most effective, most impressive.
Melvin, it would have been great, but what a fiasco.
1 point for destroying the astronaut before he even left Earth.
You can't lift an astronaut to the Moon -
- but nice try, Stephania, 2 points.
You can't winch an astronaut to the Moon, but nice story, Sofie, 3 points.
Try to put an astronaut in a boom lift and flip him to the Moon -
- and he won't go much higher than the boom lift -
- 4 points for Taarnhøj.
For the launch and asking the question "Where is the Moon?"
5 points for Thomas Warberg.
Just the final task to go. What's the score?
It's Warberg in the lead with 17 points.
Right now, a guy with a sexy man bun is the favorite to lose a bad habit.
The man bun is the bad habit.
You may lose it soon.
Now for the final task.
The final task is live in the studio -
- and tonight it has live music!
But what is the task where they compete head-to-head?
Let's get it in here.
Thanks, Mini-Mark.
But I told you to fire your assistant? That's my intern.
Say a five-letter word when the music stops.
You cannot say a word that's already been said.
If you fail to say a correct word before the music starts -
- you're eliminated, and the word length changes.
Would you like a demonstration?
Yes, very much.
The musicians are over here. Get used to the music.
First round: five-letter words.
You must say a word before the music starts.
Gentlemen, please.
Fader [Father]
Onkel [Uncle]
Drivhus [Greenhouse] No! Stop!
Mark is eliminated. Drivhus has more than 5 letters.
Everyone understands the rules? Yes!
Gentlemen, please.
Farve [Color]
Husly [Shelter]
Finger [Finger]
Stop! Stop!
F-I-N-G-E-R. Right.
See you later. Typical of Louise.
We're down to four. Now it's six-letter words.
Six-letter words.
Jacob Taarnhøj is up.
Gentlemen, please.
Proton [Proton]
Vilde [Wild]
Stop! Stop!
Vilde only has five letters.
It was in Swahili. Yes.
Bye, Melvin.
What are we at now?
Three contestants left.
Seven-letter words.
We're back to Thomas Warberg.
Gentlemen, please.
Bregner [Ferns]
Sexhuse [Sex houses - not a word]
Lassokø [Lasso queue - not a word]
Stop! Stop!
The two words Sexhuse and Lassokø are very original seven-letter words.
Two contestants left, but we won't go to eight letters.
There's a twist at the end.
We need two-letter words. But the music is faster!
Gentlemen, please!
Ib [Ib - a name]
Bi [Bee]
So [A sow]
To [Two]
Ko [Cow]
Sø [Lake]
Lo [Laughed]
Øs [Pour]
Stop!
Sofie Linde is the fourth to be eliminated! She gets 4 points.
The winner of tonight's final task is -
- Jacob Taarnhøj!
Who will lose a bad habit?
Tonight's overall winner is -
- Thomas Warberg!
Congratulations!
Please go up and sign the contract.
From now on, Jacob Taarnhøj will cyber stalk Thomas Warberg's ex -
- when Taarnhøj is in the bathroom. Good luck.
See you next week. Thank you and good night.
WARBERG's habit of having WILDLY FLUCTUATING WEIGHT.