Rhys wears an entire house

Rhys introduces their outfit as being from the “House of Taskmaster, Rhys Nicholson House and Home collection”.

Rhys is wearing a straw hat and dragging a large shell paddling pool behind them. Attached to their coat are long pieces of fabric and several hula hoops. They’ve moved the red carpet closer to the house so that their outfit — which is tethered to the building — can be fully appreciated. As the camera zooms out to reveal the entire house, Rhys pauses and declares “Please, no pictures.”

In the studio, when Tom Gleeson checks with Rhys whether the house itself was part of their costume, Rhys confirms that it was, noting that the elements were tied, sewn, and cable-tied together.

Tom Gleeson then reiterates that, during a housing crisis, Rhys had chosen an entire dwelling as part of their attire. Tom Cashman adds that the costume had featured four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a full lock-up garage, and 24 portraits of Tom Gleeson.

Rhys wins the task and earns 5 points.

(Written by JoGo and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: David Fuller)