Winner of Winners

Episode synopsis

An extra-long single-episode Winner of Winners special aired on the 21st of March 2025, featuring Bianca Kronlöf (season 1 champion), Erik Ekstrand (season 2 champion), Clara Henry (season 3 champion), Olof Wretling (season 5 champion), and Linnéa Wikblad (season 7 champion) [the winners of seasons 4 and 6 were actually the guest contestants, collectively, so that wouldn't have worked very easily].

In this special, the champions must eat twice as many marshmallows as the contestant who eats the fewest, help their future selves build a tower, break a dozen eggs from as far away as possible, complete all of the tasks on the roof, make two bookcases identical, and balance items on a small table.

Episode notes

The production team made a conscious decision not to include a Middle of the Show task in this episode, and to only include objectively-judged tasks, to make the final result more objective.

Taskmaster Intro

Welcome to this extraordinarily special episode of Bäst i Test, where we have gathered five of the most successful testers of all time to finally determine the winner’s winner, and the best of Bäst i Test.

Contestant Intros

And the medallists who are going for yet another gold are:

Note: The music playing during the contestant introduction is the version of the Taskmaster theme tune used during Taskmaster UK New Year’s Treat cast announcements.

The winner of season 1, Bianca Kronlöf.

The winner of season 2, Erik Ekstrand.

The winner of season 3, Clara Henry.

The winner of season 5, Olof Wretling.

The winner of season 7, Linnéa Wikblad.

Assistant Intro

There’s always someone who is dumber. Incidentally, here’s David Sundin.

Note: Babben’s introduction for David comes off the back of Clara Henry saying that during her season, she often left the house thinking she was incredibly dumb, only to come to the studio and realise that there were people who were dumber than her.

Episode prize

The prize in this special is the Bäst i Test Winner of Winners Championship Belt. As with Babben’s bust, it appears that this is something to be lifted in celebration on stage, and not taken home.

Taskmaster's Sign-off

What have we learned today? Well, if you’re going to throw something into a black hole, do it carefully. It’s better to eat one marshmallow than 35. And read the task carefully!