Baby!
- Say it! - Bomb!
Welcome to Stormester! You’ll be offered solutions -
- you never expected to be relevant.
I've combed the Danish kingdom for people -
- who are willing to hop and skip.
There were many candidates, but I've boiled it down to five participants.
Jesper Groth!
Lise Baastrup!
Victor Lander!
Sarah Grünewald!
And Heino Hansen!
Also welcome to my obedient assistant, Mark Le Fevre!
Mark, you force me to ask:
What have you been up to, and why?
It's a long and fun story.
The problem is that we have a full program ahead of us.
We can't get into it. We have to get going!
Fine. What are we playing for? What’s at stake?
We asked one of the participants to bring an indispensable item -
- which they can try to win back.
It’s something to fight for. Who put something on the line?
- Tonight it's Sarah Grünewald. - Yes.
- Should I say something about it? - You can do that.
I got a painting of my ex-boyfriend, which he and a friend -
- had spent six months doing.
There was pot involved, so the process may well have dragged out.
I was told by my ex-boyfriend that I must not give it away.
They want it back.
So in that way, it's something I can't do without.
Because I’d get beaten up.
- Is that why he's an ex? - No, he never hit me.
Not when he didn't have to.
You use us as a flea market of useless shit from your ex?
I have a hairbrush I want to get rid of.
Not only are you competing to get the painting, -
- over the season, you also compete for the title of Grand Master -
- which gets you this phenomenal trophy.
- Heino? - I want to say something.
- Can he say it? - If I may say so?
Of course.
I've been home, using the abacus.
I want to opt out of the competition.
No, you cannot! You will not be allowed to!
I go after not smoking down to Season 2.
You get it, if you end the season -
- the best at satisfying me.
The question is, where do we go when we need to accomplish extra tasks?
Well, we need to go out on the football field.
- Hi, Mark! - Hi, Heino!
It's empty, what?
A ball and a goal and a task?
I was a first-team goalkeeper for many years.
- Are you good? - I'm afraid of the ball.
But not if I'm alone.
I tried out as an attacker. A fight. Down on the fourth team.
Why did I take off my sunglasses? That was stupid.
"Score a goal from the longest distance."
"Shoot only once."
"If you don't score, you are disqualified." That’s hard.
"Perform a wild goal celebration after your shot."
"Even if you don't score." Like being in town.
"Bonus point for best goal celebration."
"Goal scored from the longest distance wins."
I have five minutes from now!
Uh ...
What makes one wise?
Mark, I haven't played football in ... a life.
I can shoot far, but can I hit the target?
Lise is onto something. If I remember correctly, you have only one attempt.
Let’s hear the rules again.
You have to score a goal from the longest distance and have one try.
You can try from a long distance -
- or go to the target and shoot, hoping the others can't.
There is a small bonus: 1 point for best goal celebration.
Potentially 5 points to pick up, even with a score from 30cm distance.
Shouldn't we start with a bad trial?
You will see Sarah, then.
I think I can shoot from here.
Okay, we'll do it from here.
Driving!
No!
Yeah!
Yes, yes, yes!
- It was beautiful! - Yes.
A goal celebration is rounded off with -
- the player falling asleep on the back of the referee.
You’re about to take a nap?
Yes, but if it had been in the goal, it would have gone well.
The goal celebration is still in the battle for 1 point.
I was really happy for you, Mark.
- I could feel it. - Continue. Who should we see?
I can give you Lise and Victor.
We need a bigger goal!
Come!
- It should probably end in the goal. - Yes?
From here!
- Where are we going to score from? - There!
- Ready? - Ready!
Received!
Then we run and get the goal!
- 10 seconds! - Does she do it?! She does!
She scores! And the crowd goes wild!
Where's that fat, man!
- Was it inside? - No, way next door.
Satisfied?
There is always something to look out for.
But we can be satisfied today.
Thanks.
I figured it was my job, Mark.
No! Mark! Mark! It's gone in!
Well made!
- It went into the second goal. - It's legit, I think.
You pointed to one goal but scored in another. Lucky!
- But does that count as a score? - Yes.
- It's in! - Nothing with the side net!
It takes a moment before it dawns on you.
It's part of my goal celebration.
In the beginning, I underplay and fire it off in the end.
You make a classic national team celebration. They are scored.
Lise, it looks more like the goal is scoring the ball than the other way around.
- Can't it? - It must be really good.
It doesn’t say that you must not move the target after you’ve tried.
As long as the goal ends up around the ball.
What matters is who scores from the longest distance.
How far did they score from?
Lise shot the ball from a distance of 29.3 meters.
Moved the target, but nonetheless.
Victor's goal was 48.8 meters.
- Who will we see now? - We're going to see Heino.
I've seen the clip 25 times.
I'm still not sure what's going on.
There is a slightly larger goal.
Are there bigger goals than that?
That's the biggest thing I can see.
It is a rhetorical question. Maybe I should kick Google?
"By 2030, the UN's World Sustainable Development Goals -
- will set the course for more sustainable development for the planet."
It was adopted in Zurich. 1,218 kilometers.
But...
Yes, so are my words. But...
Heino, explain yourself before I disqualify you.
Yes. Well, I scored a goal.
I read what it was about and scored knowledge of it. [‘score’ can also mean ‘acquire’]
Sure, but you scored knowledge and not a goal.
Lise scored the knowledge that a goal could be brought back.
But that is far from the goal. Over 1,200 kilometers.
I bet it was well tried.
I think you should take it further!
Such!
Wide variety of solutions. We only lack Jesper.
Some would say that what's going on here is an overscoring.
- Now? - Yes!
May I be attracted and try to score it?
- You decide. - I want to score that goal down there.
It's down by the locomotives.
Hello, beautiful!
Good stick!
What makes such a sprout like you everyday?
Stockings. I love it!
But do you want to go out?! We could start with a walk in the greenery.
Yes!
I'll come and get you!
We are good together. I’d like to be taller.
- I'm totally wet. - She's jerky.
- Congratulations. - Thanks.
That's at least 100 meters!
As Heino would have said: I met her on the net.
Why should I name your bad jokes?
I made a joke about gravel, now you've run on me.
Ever since, you've been a cruel master.
It was mine.
Moving narrative. Are you still together?
Yes, hell!
We've seen some football.
Have you consummated the relationship? We want to emphasize -
- it's not so easy just to plow it in between the bars.
It's important that it sits right in the triangle.
A game of words that is successful for you.
The goal is scored. I don't hear the goal say anything else.
- Is being scored at long range? - Very much.
The scoring took place at a distance of 197 meters.
Then there is the bonus point for the best goal celebration.
Acrobatic, Victor. Impressive.
But I like that I get the whole package from Lise. 1 point for that.
What does that mean for the score?
The scores are this: 0 points for Heino and Sarah.
Both disqualified.
3 points plus 1 bonus point for Lise. 4 points.
4 points to Victor. A goal of 48.8 meters.
5 points to Jesper. You scored from 197 meters!
I'm in the mood for a joke. Do you have one?
I have something.
Hi!
So what, Mark?
Photo booth? Your room has been remodeled.
It will be bananas.
Why is it something like this?
The shit is bananas!
This is so stupid!
"Tell a joke in four pictures in this photo booth."
"They can't be edited. They are taken automatically -
- with a 10-second gap. The photo booth takes the first photo in 10 minutes."
"Funniest joke wins."
Oh, how horrible, man.
- The best joke I've ever heard. - Yes?
Why do Norwegians always bring bearnaise to a party?
I don’t know.
So there can be tarragon ['estragon' in norsk accent, 'ekstra gang i den', extra going on] in it.
- Can I write? - Yes, yes.
We can both fit in here.
There's one!
I don't think mine is a joke.
What is it then? You say it's not a joke.
I don't know if it's funny. It's closer to that.
It has to be told in four pictures, and you only had one chance.
The pictures should the joke.
Let’s see the jokes that have come out of it. Where do we start?
We see the pictures that Jesper made.
Quick thought.
- Does it say "hes"? [It says hej/hi] - I can’t remember.
So hi, as in a shark? [haj:shark, hej:hi]
Yes, what did they say?
- Where are you going? - To Norway and have tarragon.
I can see that in the pictures that you are trying to tell.
Hi! Good herring. Where's the party in Norway? There's the tarragon!
You don't remember your own joke?
One says: Hi. The other says: Hey.
Well, it's not a shark.
These are two fish that meet.
- Hi. - Where's a shark?
Then the shark eats the fish. The end.
Thanks, Sarah.
I have 27 years of experience as a stand-up comedian.
It's satisfying when the audience says, “It’s funny.”
It's actually very sweet.
You decided that three pictures were enough -
- and the last was: The end. Should we see someone else?
Lise was nervous about whether hers was funny.
Let's find out.
Okay, that's a bit of fun.
Is it because you say: Hey?
Mark and Lise on tour.
Lise gets a bad stomach and lets out a fart.
Lise gets embarrassed. Mark finally smells it.
Mark tries to escape. Lise says: It wasn't me.
You are two. He knows it's not him. She tries: It wasn't me.
Isn't that good?
Then I'll never see the Cirkusrevyen from the first row. [biggest revue in Denmark]
That's not a joke. It's satire, Lasse.
Is that a joke? But I like the narrative.
Thanks. Where are we going?
On a short trip to Sarah Grünewald.
Knock knock / Who's there? Finn! / Finn who? Find [Finn] out for yourself.
It’s funny! It's not the most visual joke.
- It’s funny. - I think so, too.
Sarah, you told me a joke. We are missing two.
We take Victor because it's in the same genre.
I'm glad we had yours first.
[Joan Ørting: Sex advice columnist] - Ah! - So ...
But...
It's good. People laugh.
It works better if you say it.
Explain it.
It's yours, after all.
- Knock, knock. - Who’s there?
- The earth. [Jorden] - Joan who?
You both played roles. Impressively done. Hat and pipe for one -
- and nothing for the other.
- We are missing one more. - Here comes Heino's joke.
Let me explain, Lasse.
- The spoon, the knife, and the fork. - No, not at that level!
To be serious for a short moment ...
It was a tribute for that joke to stop.
I'll hang myself next time I hear it.
A dramatic reaction, Heino.
It's brave!
All five jokes ... Shouldn't we get points?
You get all five up here so you can evaluate.
I want a joke.
Good story, but Lise, it's not a joke. 1 point.
That's fair.
Jesper! It's a limbo dancer crawling under a stick in the air.
It is with distress and hardly a joke. 2 points for you.
Sarah. A joke, delivered with minimal enthusiasm. 3 points.
It's not because "It Knives with the Forks" is the most original joke.
But it robs me of a man hanging himself.
A joke should be surprising. Heino, you get 4 points.
Victor Lander! 5 points for Joan Ørting!
I have to win.
- The position? - Victor's in front!
Before you start clearing the wall, let's just see how it goes.
What do we need now?
A task that is about writing tasks.
Uh! Typewriter.
Should I just go crazy here?
- Write a fun task. - Author.
- The task must be solved in one minute. - You have 10 minutes to write.
- Time starts now. - Yes, but yes ...
All the modern-day technology.
- You are the Taskmaster for a moment. - Crazy.
Yes, I have!
- Roller skates. - Yes?
Yes, please.
"Good luck."
I'm excited to see who's going to solve these? Not me.
That's totally right. It shouldn't be you.
- Why do you look confused? - Where am I?
- You don’t have... - No.
I didn’t have to do this task. Just like primary school.
Mark, can you help Victor understand?
- I know what happened. - Sorry, Victor.
That being said, the others have written tasks.
They have to be tested after all.
Now we have to see Victor solve the others’ tasks.
Don’t reveal when it is your task, because there are opportunities for points.
You don't get points to solve, but you have the opportunity to get 1 point -
- if you guess who wrote the task you solve.
The others get 4 points if your task is not guessed.
Let's see Victor's solutions, even if they don't count.
Hi, Mark. Ugh! Hands up!
Hi, Victor.
It's completely Victorian.
- So what, Mark? - If you want to keep it.
"Celebrate the Taskmaster with the most beautiful glossary."
"You have to stand on one leg during the task."
"Take off your clothes with the light in your hand. The light must not go out."
"Perform a song about the Taskmaster."
"Write it to the tune of 'I Know a Teacher.'" [Children’s song, written in 1921]
"Get in the døgnrapporten." [Police blotter] I have one minute.
One minute...
Time starts ...
- now! What is the døgnrapporten, Mark?!
I know a great Taskmaster.
I need to destroy something!
What's a glossary?
I see a nice, good looking
youth.
The døgnrapporten, Mark! I don’t know what to do!
Oh hell!
- What do you think the døgnrapporten is? - I don’t know!
No! Oh hell!
Beautiful. Pleasant. Sweet.
- What is the døgnrapporten?! - 10 seconds!
No!
He has a big, big ...
Elegant. Impossible.
The roar that no one can bring forth.
Can you get in the døgnrapporten by turning on the stove?
No one has solved it?
Don’t know.
Hi, Victor.
These are not the tasks I shine in.
Have you found out what the døgnrapporten is?
Yes, I have found out since then. Is it now?
I didn't get in the døgnrapporten there.
I came home in the evening and turned on TV2.
Then I switched to the news. We need to see a clip from the news.
"Now, to the døgnrapporten."
"Police tell of an incident in Charlottenlund."
"A woman who was airing her dog, -
- saw through the window a rather unconventional burglar."
"A young man had entered where he turned on the stove -
- and later put a gold platter on his head."
"He is described as a man in his mid-20s, wearing a wolf jersey -
- and, as you can see, just had ankles."
"And now to Iran, where there were big demonstrations."
I'm sorry I don't get points.
Who wrote the tasks?
Do we have to repeat what four tasks you had to do?
"Pay tribute to the Taskmaster with the best glossary while standing on one leg."
"Take off your clothes with a candle in your hand."
"Write a song about the Taskmaster to the tune of 'I Know a Teacher.'"
And the fourth task: Get in the døgnrapporten.
I go with the exclusion method. You also don't know what a glossary is.
It’s hard. Neither does Heino.
- Who wrote the task? - Jesper did.
Then I think ... You like singing.
You asked me to write a song. Do you know a teacher?
She can’t say anything. Don't ask.
You know a teacher. So I guess Lise.
- And you are ... - What am I?
You will see me without clothes on.
There must be candles involved, so that's you.
And you, your skeletal asshole ...
My asshole is the most straight I have.
You asked me to get in the døgnrapporten.
You have placed the tasks.
Jesper, did you write the task to say the most praising words?
- No! - Piss!
4 points to Jesper. 0 points to Victor.
Lise, did you write the task -
- to write a song about the Taskmaster?
- No. - 4 points for Lise. Zero to Victor.
Sarah, would you like to see Victor naked?
Yes.
0 points to Sarah. 1 point to Victor.
Heino: Get in the døgnrapporten. Did you write it?
That’s correct.
Two tasks we swap around.
Most praise on one leg: Lise. The song: Jesper.
Congratulations on the 4 points. Now you go further in the front!
Both Jesper and Victor are in the lead with 11 points.
Then it's exciting!
- Well, where are we going now? - A little south.
That sounds wonderful. Sun and heat.
No, more a small stop at the border.
Cans and cake tables.
- Is it you? - Yes, yes.
- Mark! - Heino?
I've been tricking it.
I guess something has to go through the ring.
- So what? - The most important thing in life.
Not being honest with others. Be honest with yourself.
Okay.
- Ring riding. - It’s hard.
What did you do to me?
Already there we are in a word, I don't know what is.
- Catch the ring on your lance. - What confuses you?
Lance.
- That's my lance? - Little countryman.
- You don't know what a lance is? - No.
- Most impressive technique wins. - I have 20 minutes and one try.
"Catch the ring on your lance." Disgusting.
- Free interpretation? - Time starts now.
- Can we get a horse? - Like that.
I have complete control over you.
My time has started. I am a person who gets started -
- and then goes full speed.
- Explain the rules. - Catch the ring on the lance.
We go for the most impressive ring riding.
Yes. If it doesn’t succeed, I still assess on the level of ambition.
I want to be impressed.
Can I see some different attempts?
Jesper, Sarah and Heino try to solve the problem.
Notice: Trying.
Okay, I'm practicing just a little.
- Okay. - What do we have? Water hoses?
- Should I turn it on? - Give it a try.
That's the way forward. Yes, yes.
If we are driving from a long distance, I must aim completely from Hellerup.
It will impress Lasse that I know Hellerup exists. [Suburban district of Copenhagen]
But can it come through?
Then we have the shenanigans.
I'm tired of physical laws.
Fire!
- Was it through? - No. One more try.
- I'm going out to get it. - Okay.
Yes, yes. Like that.
- Now we catch that shit. - It's firing!
Fuck! It's not our day.
We drive into Old Hellerup.
- How long do I have? - 15 minutes.
- 15 minutes? - Yes.
Okay.
- 10 seconds. Now drive, Mark! - Yes, yes. I'm driving.
I'm running it down!
- Is it going well, Sarah? - Yeah, it's going to be pretty good.
Isn't that cool?!
It's the lance runner.
No applause?
- May the gods be with us! - No, fuck! Okay!
- That won't succeed, Mark. - And time's up.
- The idea was good enough. - It wasn't so, you could say.
No, you can say that afterwards.
But sometimes it's just about being included.
Not in ring riding. You don't do that for fun.
No one has ever enjoyed it.
- Are you moving ... - No!
Does anyone ... move ... Hello?
We come to you, Heino. Sarah, you have a strained relationship -
- for your background in juggling circles.
But I am an excellent knight.
It has nothing to do with bragging. It's a black, handsome knight.
It is spectacular and successful.
You succeeded effectively. Congratulations.
Thank you very much.
I don't know where to start, so we're going to clinch with Heino.
- What happens? - I'm driving to Charlottenlund. [north of Hellerup]
And haven't been measured whether the car can be there. Did you watch it on TV?
But it's not just a question of whether the car can be there.
The ring hangs in the middle, and you hang out of the side window.
I'm not aiming so well in the middle.
Keep in mind there are many rings hanging when I aim.
So it's about hitting the right one. That adds to the challenge.
How long did you spend getting the hanger out of the garden?
It was a sketch from the silent film era.
9 out of 20 minutes to get it over the hedge.
Which is stupid because it can get through the garden gate.
It can go through the garden gate?
How do you think we got it in?
- Over the hedge. - No, then!
Jesper, then we shall not judge you.
Along the way, you said, Mark, that time has expired.
But you both ignored the rule that you have only one attempt.
When it's so close, you have to see if it can be done.
It was a damn good idea. I'm just unlucky.
- So ... - It would like to.
- The ring? - No, the lance.
- Did it work? - At least not in the first attempt.
The rest is that's how impressive the attempt was.
We are still missing a few participants.
Yes. Victor and Lise.
You know what's impressive? When old people can do something cool.
- We need a horse. - There are horses on the hill.
We do. No one is saying we should bring this.
We can take the ring with you.
- To the riding track! - It overturns.
No, we have it! Like that.
Gee, gee!
- Come on, Mark. - I'm coming.
Hey. It may sound a little odd, but ...
It will be the horse of the century!
Have you ever seen someone take such good care of an animal, Mark?
Come on!
Then we drive, Laurits!
We need to concentrate. We drive!
Like that, Susi and Laurits. We made it! We are satisfied!
Yes! Yes!
No! Damn!
Now I'm just a guy with a stupid wig on a horse.
We have to remember that I'm well over 80 in that clip.
- Over 80 years old? - Yes. Parkinson's.
You're a young man with a wig. We also got to see Lise.
- In the excursion car, and it succeeded. - Ring riding Klampenborg [affluent suburb] style.
Two of the five managed to act as knights.
Sarah and Lise succeeded.
If I am to be impressed, you must succeed.
We look at the three who failed. You must be ranked.
Impressive and good technique? Heino!
- Neither technique nor ... - That's what she said.
More than once, it has been hit next to the hole. 1 point.
- Yes. - I'm sorry.
Jesper! Exciting technique, but it didn't work. 2 points.
Victor! If successful, it would be a top spot.
You are the best of the worst. 3 points.
Two left. Who impressed me the most? Sarah, 5 points. 4 to Lise.
I'm cheering you on as long as you're behind.
Well, Mark Le Fevre!
- Who's in the lead? - That's Victor Lander with 14 points!
Jesper and Lise are right behind.
Close race. Should we do one more task before the final task?
So! Is it you again now?
- Hi, Sarah. - Why are you wearing a Japanese mask?
- Because you're crazy. - Now.
- There's a task. - It's there.
And nothing else.
"Blow something substantial off this table."
Something substantial?
"You have five minutes to find a substantial thing."
Substantial stuff?
"After five minutes, place it on the mark in the middle of the table."
"You have one minute. Most substantial thing blown off the table wins."
"Blow something substantial." I don't know what that means.
- Anything substantial? - Just find one substantial thing.
- Which you can blow. - Yes.
I also put together the tasks so that we hit a few words.
- Some glossary. - I want to go to school again.
It is a task that almost explains itself.
- Yes. - Then explain it to me.
They were given five minutes to find a substantial thing.
And then they had one minute to blow it off the table.
What is substantial, then?
The more impressive the thing, the better you place yourself.
If you succeed in blowing it off the table.
Can I get a few tries?
I have a clip with Lise, Sarah and Victor. In the same clip.
What is substantial? Should I pull a hair out and blow it away?
There is a hair elastic. It's substantial, isn't it?
Can I blow you off the table?
What is substantial?
The Bible! It's not the Bible.
"Climatic conditions of importance to aquaculture."
That sounds substantial.
For me, that's a word. It's not something you can just blow.
I blow that paper away. It is very substantial.
- Why is that important? - I don't know, Mark.
Want to take the job? It is substantial.
We are in a climate crisis. It is substantial.
I have to blow it off the table and have one minute. Time starts now.
I have to ask you to step down. Get off the table!
You're welcome.
Paper.
Two chose to go with the same item.
The task. It is substantial, like your attitude. Hard to assess, Lise.
Substantially, Mark was, but he couldn't be blown off the table.
Jesper thinks I'm telling a joke about giving Mark a blow.
I could see it on you. It quivered!
Yes, I was in doubt -
- about Lise giving Mark a blow.
You make a better Heino than I do.
Three different commandments. I rank later. We are missing two.
- Can we see Heino? - We can. It is both a solution.
But also the answer to why I threw the grater out.
I will say: Even thank you.
What is the most important thing in your life?
Skin. I am very fond of skin.
I have galloping foot fungus.
- Still? - Yes.
- Do you ever get it done? - It happens then.
- Do we have a foot file? - Perhaps.
- Shut up, it stinks! - Yes.
Then you get my skin.
That is why I never visit an Italian restaurant.
That's one of the most disgusting things I've seen.
One thinks of the chef who doesn't like someone and has to cook their food.
He must really hate you -
- if he cuts off his foot to punish you.
Then she can learn it!
Why is your skin so substantial?
I have tried not to have skin under my foot.
Why?
Because you've removed the skin with a cheese grater?
Yes, Sarah. I would try without skin.
- I had an illness. - Did you?
No, I'm just proud to tell the story.
But is that fungus you've had?
It's nice to see people have it removed with a razor blade.
- I lost half a pound. - Damn it, Heino.
That's my only reaction. We are missing one.
- May I see him? - Let's go with Jesper.
Free interpretation again.
Something substantially weighs something.
There we blow.
We have a good blow. It does not become more substantial.
In the best sense, of course. I'll hang it up again.
I don't live here.
- Fine, you hung it back up. - Yes.
You didn't have to blow with the power of your own lungs.
I didn't care. There had been skin on the table.
Jesper, normally I am not in favor of pandering.
Where the Taskmaster is most important.
But you're up against a page from a non-Bible book.
- And the disgusting remains of Heino. - Fuck it.
One thing had to be blown off the table. A painting is 50 different things.
The rule is not that you have to blow one thing.
You have to blow one thing and someone else off the table.
Can you interpret it like this now?
By the way, I'm a crazy fan of you.
Don't you think skin is substantial? But isn't that okay?
Or such...
Dust bunnies mainly consist of dead skin cells sprinkling on us -
- as we move.
Has anyone picked up a dust bunny and thought it should be saved?
Are you comparing my fresh skin with dead skin cells?
If I shot myself, had it not been substantial?
I thank you for dwelling on your damp, dead skin.
Oh, man!
I distribute points. You will not like it.
1 point to Heino's feet.
Lise and Sarah had the same idea.
Executed the same way. That means 3 points for each of you.
It's between Victor and Jesper.
An image of the Taskmaster over a schedule of temperatures in Denmark.
4 points to Victor. 5 points to Jesper.
Mark! The overall position?
Close race between Jesper and Victor. Both have 18 points.
Nerve-wracking. I wanted to say nail-biting -
- but then Heino would get going again.
The final task on stage, right now!
We are going to the final task, which is fought on stage.
I hope the task will reveal why I'm wearing a sleeping mask.
That's it. Victor, read the task aloud.
It's my first time.
Cool!
"Give a hand to the Taskmaster without revealing your identity."
"You have to give a hand to the Taskmaster for at least three seconds."
"Don't talk during the task. If the Taskmaster guesses your identity -
- you will be eliminated." Thats it.
I'll elaborate.
The Taskmaster is wearing a sleeping mask. He can't see you.
I touch you one at a time.
Then you give the Taskmaster a hand for a minimum of three seconds.
I'm watching! You must not reveal if he guessed right.
If you are guessed, sit on the chair.
We are just bouncing off. You must touch the Taskmaster's hands.
- It was about time! - Like that. And thus.
We'll get going.
- Who was it, Taskmaster? - An angry Sarah Grünewald.
That's a good handshake! Ouch!
Needless to say, I would say. Jesper Groth!
I'm totally wrong?
I'm trying something new. I'm Lasse. What's your name?
I don't get an answer.
- Who do you think? - Lise Baastrup.
Well, we try another random one.
They are all still in?
Ouch! Unnecessary!
Good handshake! That was the best one so far.
On a basic handshake plan.
Was it Victor?
I can't see anything.
How nasty it is!
The odd assault ... I don't know who's left!
Jesper Groth!
Wasn't it?!
Taskmaster, two that few would have guessed would be good -
- at solving a task, are actually left behind.
There are points for Victor and Heino Hansen!
5 points for both of you!
I can figure that the ex-boyfriend's oil painting is finding a new home.
But in whose home will it hang?
Who would love to try to win? Wasn't it the winner Victor Lander?!
When your friends ask for help, make sure they help themselves.
We learned that. Thanks for tonight.
Danish text: Søren Jas Larsen Dansk Video Text