Episode 7: Completing the set

Episode synopsis

In this episode the contestants must bring in the biggest bargain, make the least appropriate wedding cake, find and eat a grape, make the most extreme cup of tea, and play a game of 'Lemonade Roulette'.

Title context

Laura Daniel claimed that 'Completing the set' was a phrase used in Palmerston North to describe sleeping with your partner's dad, during the 'Make the least appropriate wedding cake' task.

Alternate Titles

• On Sweden's SVT Play streaming platform, this episode is titled 'Ät vindruvan', which translates as 'Eat the grape'. This is obviously a reference to the 'Eat the grape' task. [Translator credit: DANI]

Taskmaster Intro

Well, kia ora koutou. Welcome friends and whanau, and also other people, to the seventh episode of the second series of Taskmaster New Zealand. My name is Jeremy Wells, and for all intents and purposes of this particular show, I am the Taskmaster. For many months, I have been giving five renowned entertainers the chance to entertain me by performing a series of elaborate tasks. Tonight I decide who is the best at doing them, and then once it's all over in three short weeks, we crown our season two champion.

Note: 'Kia ora koutou' is Māori for 'Hello everyone'.

Assistant Intro

And, by my side, the man who holds an iPad like the Statue of Liberty holds her torch. It's Paul Anthony Alan Williams.

Taskmaster's Sign-off

It's certainly been a night we'll never forget. We enjoyed cake and tea filled with sewage and Froot Loops respectively. We watched a caravan practically fill with sweat. And, most importantly, we have a deserving winner in Laura Daniel.