Episode 4: Crumbs in my bralette

Episode synopsis

In this episode the contestants must bring in the greatest addition to a garden, turn on a bubble machine, fit a tarpaulin into a container, write a classic song incorporating five wonderful words, and throw eggs and spoons as close together as possible.

Title context

'Crumbs in my bralette' was one of the lyrics from Sarah Millican's song in the 'Write a classic song incorporating five wonderful words' task.

Alternate Titles

• On Finland's MTV Katsomo streaming platform, this episode is titled 'Murusia rintsikoissa', which translates as 'Crumbs in the bra'. [Translator credit: zador]
• On Sweden's SVT Play streaming platform, this episode is titled 'Satsuman i curryn', which translates as 'The satsuma in the curry'. This is a reference to John Kearns' attempt at the 'Write a classic song incorporating five wonderful words' task.
• On Norway's Discovery+ Norge streaming platform, this episode is titled 'Smuler i bh-en uten bøyle', which translates as 'Crumbs in the wireless bra'. Note: this Norwegian translation of the title only appears in the subtitles for the episode, whereas the episode title listed on the platform is the original English title. [Translator credit: Jan Harald]

Taskmaster Intro

Hello. I am Greg Davies. Welcome to Taskmaster. What is potential? When I was a little boy, a school teacher told my parents I had none. By the end of that year, he had witnessed me rustle a wild stallion to the ground and skitter up the side of the BT tower like a giant mother-loving lizard. We all have potential, we can all unlock. With the exception, it seems, of most of the following people.

Assistant Intro

And now for a man who was once chased and bitten by a peacock, in an incident he refers to as 'the day I lost my children's respect'. It's... little Alex Horne!

Taskmaster's Sign-off

OK, were off and you're off too. But first, let's support the winner of episode four. One more time, it's Sarah Millican.