Find and complete the real task
- In this task, the contestants are presented with an overwhelming number of task briefs, but only one of them has the instructions for the actual task they are trying to complete, while all the others have text indicating that they are not the correct one.
- The task briefs may be written in a variety of different languages to confuse matters.
- The actual task is something simple such as thanking the Taskmaster's assistant, or whistling, so it is possible for the contestants to successfully complete the task without knowing how.
Original version
In this version of the task, the contestants' actual goal is to say 'thank you' to Paul.
Adaptations
In this version of the task, the contestants' actual goal is to say 'thank you' to Olli. The real task brief is positioned right in the middle of the table, where the contestants would normally find it in other tasks.
In this version of the task, it appears that there were no versions of the task brief written in foreign languages. The 'real' task to be completed is greeting Markl.
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06/04/2024
In this version of the task, contestants' actual goal is to whistle.
In this version of the task, the actual task brief to be completed is found inside the shed, while there are another 99 dummy task briefs pegged to a washing line in the form of an arrow, pointing at the shed. None of these dummy task briefs are written in foreign languages, but they do all contain clues directing the contestants to visit the shed. The actual task to be completed is to peg all of the task briefs to the washing line.
In this version of the task, the contestants’ actual goal is to say ‘thank you’ to David.