The plan was for it to go over there.
Oh no, no, I just turned it off! I was supposed to take the...
Arrrr!
(Reads Turkish.) You understand any Turkish?
So this is the dumbest idea ever...
Good evening and welcome.
This is Taskmaster. My name is Jaakko Saariluoma, —
but you can call me taskmaster, that's what everyone else does.
The principle is very simple:
We've gathered here together to watch how artists and stars —
cope with tasks that have been given to them.
And if the old track record is anything to go by,
it definitely won't be happening in a straightforward manner.
Our regular contestants are Aku Hirviniemi — [*Stage, screen, and sketch actor] — Hello!
Minka Kuustonen, — [*Stage and screen actress]
Miika Nousiainen — [*Novelist, journalist, screenwriter]
Kiti Kokkonen. [*Actress, voice actor, writer]
And tonight, we're delighted to have one more person bravely competing with them —
the ruthlessly dynamic Veronica Verho.
And here next to me, behind her own little desk, sits —
the tireless scorekeeper, the programme's official referee, Pilvi Hämäläinen.
Today, what do you think you'll be paying attention to, in particular?
Umm, fair game. Yes.
So tonight we'll be answering to any dissonances and grumblings —
with some serious austerity, so don't try any foul play there.
(Jaakko:) Excellent. This sounds great.
So we begin, and first find out what we'll be competing for tonight.
As we do, the first round of points is up for grabs.
Pilvi, could you shed some light on that please?
The prize consists of things —
that our contestants have brought from their home archives.
And this time, the thing you asked them to bring was...
The best thing that they've taken from someone else's home.
Excellent. Well then, let's start with... Aku.
Right. I've taken, um... A fog machine from my sister's place.
When you took this machine from your sister, would you say that you spent a few years of your life in a haze after that?
Yeah, I would say that. Nothing to add.
Nothing to add, please don't take another fog machine ever again. — I'll never take another one. [*They're making it sound like recovering from substance addiction]
— I'm glad you're with us. — Thank you. (Applause.)
Next, Minka's turn.
Um, I've taken this plastic bag which contains...
...this substance. I mean it's...
(Jaakko:) Are you sure that you want to open up about this on TV?
I'm not entirely sure, um... So this is crystal cat litter.
What does something like fish soup taste like when seasoned with some of that? — Unusual.
Thank you, Iina Kuustonen's* sister Minka Kuustonen. [*Sister = also a known actress]
Thank you.
And next, Veronica. What did you bring?
I brought a toothbrush.
And this is evidence —
of the fact that I'm lousy at taking stuff, and also lousy at taking revenge.
Umm... Back when I was young, I dated and was head over heels in love —
with my boyfriend of the time. Emphasis on 'boy', as we were so young, and um —
then the relationship ended, and he just went for my close friend straight from the lineup.
And of course I was bitter about it and —
at some point they threw this party together, at this new girl's place —
and I had also been invited.
And little did they know what would happen when I joined the party.
Well, I was in the bathroom...
And since we were so young, we still lived with our parents of course —
and I thought: Now, if ever, I'll avenge this, and I'll steal something.
And I went ahead and stole the whole family's toothbrushes from the bathroom.
And this was my revenge for the shenanigans —
and for the fact that my young heart had been completely broken.
Your heart was worth a toothbrush. — (Laughs:) Yeah!
(Jaakko:) Thank you for this story.
Next, novelist Miika Nousiainen.
What did you bring that's been taken from someone else's home?
It's been taken from someone else's home, it's been stolen, even.
It's a Kartio [*specific model] glass by Iittala, [*Famous Finnish glassware brand] one that has a presidential coat of arms on it.
I don't... The crime hasn't expired yet so I can't be more specific —
but I can say that it's been stolen from an unnamed —
red-haired female president's home. [*In an earlier episode this season: the very same president who looked like Conan]
Right, so it's from the Presidential Palace? — Yes.
Um, did you know that the objective was to take something from somebody's home?
Because this is from the Presidential Palace which isn't the president's home.
Well in a way it is their home there's one prepared room...
A room for um, the president, the president's spouse, and mistresses.
And they live there?
Um... This just took a completely wrong...
Yeah but they do sometimes live there. — Thank you, Miika.
Next, Kiti Kokkonen.
What have you taken from someone else's home?
Yeah so I brought this safety item — — Safety item?
A safety item, which would be a good thing to have in every home: Safety socks.
And um, they're plastic, and of a nice colour because they're purple.
And when you take a shower, which is notoriously dangerous place —
you can slip if there's like, a wet floor situation.
So when you put these on, you can take a shower knowing that you're safe.
And I've received these from my mother as a gift —
but they've been in her house, because she ordered them online.
So they've been "taken" in that sense.
You were supposed to bring something that you've taken, so if you got them as a gift, then you haven't taken them, have you.
But I have received them! [*The word 'receive' in the sense of accepting an offering contains the word 'take'.]
I've accepted it when it's been given to me from someone else's home. [*The word 'receive' in the sense of accepting an offering contains the word 'take'.]
I see. Thanks, Kiti Kokkonen.
I'd like to go back as well, in case you're misinterpreting the rules...
The proveb "My castle is my home." [*The presidential palace is literally called 'president's castle'.]
Well, I should score these somehow.
Miika's item was of course pretty impressive. It would be worth five points.
My castle is my home. — ...Had it been taken from someone's home.
So I'll give the five points to Veronica.
— Thank you.
(Jaakko:) Because it was a great story, with a genuine motive behind it.
(Veronica:) And maybe you got a tiny bit emotional too. — Well just a tiny bit, yeah.
And um, four points to Miika. — (Kiti:) Great.
Three points to Aku. — Thank you.
One point to Minka. — I saw that coming.
And Kiti, I would've given you one point —
but since you've received a gift but haven't taken anything, I'm going to take that one point away. — Oh no!
Yes. But then on the other hand, since you're so charmingly sincere —
I'm going to reward that point back to you. — Well thank you, thank you.
And there, the first round of points have been given —
and tonight's winner gets to keep all these items.
Right then, let's get to the proper tasks at the mansion.
— Hi — Hi.
— Hello. — Hi. — Alright?
"Make the most precise and imaginative egg timer."
"The egg timer may not contain a timekeeping device built by a third party."
"Pilvi will boil an egg for the taskmaster —
using the egg timer you made."
"The egg* has to be perfect, in other words, soft... [*'Egg' = common slang for 'penis']
but not a runny egg."
"You have 15 minutes to make the egg timer."
"Time starts now."
So they had to fashion —
the most precise and imaginative egg timer they could make, –
one that wasn't allowed to contain any timekeeping devices built by a third party.
When finished, I boiled you an egg using the egg timer they had just made, —
and the aim was for it to be perfect, that is, soft but not runny.
Excellent. And Pilvi, who's first?
Let's start with the threesome Aku, Kiti and Veronica.
To boil the perfect egg, as I understand, that's a four-minute egg.
Great stuff!
Okay so um... Now, slow down.
If I could find out for you, for example how long it would take for this to run empty of water when in a certain angle...
If I could make this last for that while.
If we had a kind of...
...old-fashioned, you know, one of those kettles. It shrieks, doesn't it.
This is going to be the slope.
(Pilvi:) What are you looking for?
You have any idea how hard it is to build an egg timer when you're not in your own kitchen!
(Kiti:) Meh, that'll be empty in no time.
Oh, I know!
I've heard that in hotels, um, I mean some people wash their knickers like this.
Now it's just missing the knickers, but... I know, think about it!
Surely a coffee machine doesn't contain any...
(Kiti:) Stop.
Oh no, no, I just turned it off! I was supposed to measure opening angle first.
What kind of egg [*or slang: penis] do you yourself like?
How many minutes...
And I could even put an ice cube in there couldn't I.
— You mean, to slow it down even more? — Oh, could I? Wouldn't it? — Yes.
Flipping hell, I mean I've never been this proud of myself.
I've got this very strong feeling that I'm going to win this challenge.
And when the level is about that high, that's three minutes.
Then you take the other one, fill it up to the mark, three minutes.
So that's six minutes and a perfect egg.
And with the pencil, like this, so this is the correct intensity for the stream.
(Kiti:) And then off with the pencil.
— Okay. — Okay. You're welcome.
— And when this goes pop, the egg is done? — The egg is done.
And perfect. — Perfect.
The egg into boiling water, and then flick that switch.
And when all the water has come through, then um, that's your four-minute egg.
Good luck. — Thank you.
Pretty close!
Ahh!
Same thing.
To be honest, I wouldn't like to see anything like that at my breakfast table.
And now I'm not referring to the contestants, but those contraptions.
Pilvi, could you shed some light on this?
Yeah. So if we start form Aku... — Let's.
As you saw, he used the coffee machine as an egg timer.
But what Aku didn't realise, is that —
at the testing stage, he already ran the water through the coffee machine once.
Which meant that it was already so hot the second time around —
that it passed through the machine much faster.
So in the end, Aku's egg timer only ran for 2 minutes and 13 seconds —
so Aku's egg* [*or penis] was all runny*. [*or limp].
Well all I can say is: story of my life.
What about Kiti? — Yeah umm, —
Kiti fashioned a quite interesting egg timer from a water tap and a jug —
by using tape and a pencil.
And this resulted in to a 3 minute 48 second egg timer —
and a very runny egg.
But there, I wonder if it's possible that you've had some kind of a...
What about Veronica?
Veronica used a kettle —
this time as an egg timer instead of to wash a pair of knickers —
and she even added a couple of ice cubes for some fine tuning.
The result was an egg timer that stopped at 5 minutes and 32 seconds.
I'll never drink tea in a hotel again. — I don't recommend it.
Never after this.
Look, Veronica has boiled the best egg so far, but um —
we still have some contestants left.
Should we watch their performances? Yes, but first we'll go for a little break.
Welcome back to Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw how Aku, Veronica and Kiti —
had tried to build some egg timers —
for boiling the perfect egg.
We still haven't seen the performances of Miika and Minka.
And we'll be watching them in one go. Which is now.
So there are no tools anywhere? No.
Soft, but not runny. So I guess that would be something like 8 minutes.
So it should be there for about 6 minutes.
So I can't do things like taking that 8 minutes from a microwave.
Sand, for example. A bit like a sand timer.
Well I think the perfect egg would be done in 8 minutes 17 seconds.
I asked my friend Hans Välimäki* telepathically. [*Celebrity chef]
I don't even know the man.
And then if I made a hole in here...
How were you planning to get me to pick the right water pressure?
You never change the pressure.
So you're just going to let the water flow... For all the time you want. — I'm gonna let it flow.
Well that wasn't quite the best choice for this.
A quick dry. Then um...
Very precisely to the water line, some tape.
One more thing I'd like to try...
is that um, I'd make a hole to a bucket. And let's see if the water would drop...
Fucking hell, it has to be on the outside.
How much time?
30 seconds. — Yeah, it ended up, uh...
The hole is a bit too big now. How do I make it smaller somehow...
— Time. — So when the water level reaches the bottom edge of the tape...
...or touches the 8-minute mark.
— Time. — You'll have to fill it, this uh, bucket, when you begin, and —
when all the water has poured into the sink, the egg is gonna be perfect.
Alright then, it's starting to look quite full, just like Minka instructed.
Oh, right...
No way!
Oww...
Go, Minka.
(Jaakko:) Pretty good stuff.
Yes. For her egg timer, Minka used —
the Finnish all time favourite, a plastic bucket* — [*Some shopping mall gave away free empty buckets and Finns queued up for them. It became a meme.]
with a hole in the bottom, and through that hole, the ideal amount of water would flow out. [*Some shopping mall gave away free empty buckets and Finns queued up for them. It became a meme.]
The result was an egg timer that ran for 7 minutes and 2 seconds.
The boiled egg had some runny bits, but it was the firmest egg so far.
Miika, as an old nature lover, left the tap on for me —
and left me the instructions to keep filling the bowl —
until the water would reach the tape or the furry ball.
The result was an egg timer that stopped after 7 minutes and 10 seconds.
How much was yours? — Quite precise, wasn't 12 your estimate?
It was supposed to be 8:17.
Anyway, Miika dealt with this the most successfully, so five points to Miika.
The others get scored according to their time rankings.
(Jaakko:) Pilvi, who's in the lead right now? — At the moment, the one in the lead is Miika.
Go, Miika! — Thank you. Feels great.
(Jaakko:) Yes indeed. But we still have plenty of points to give.
Let's head back to the mansion and check out the next task.
Well well.
A bit of a spooky atmosphere.
"Make the most surprising silhouette."
"The most surprising silhouette wins."
"You have 10 minutes to prepare."
"Time starts now."
I just immediately panic!
So the objective was to cast the most surprising silhouette, a shadow —
onto a backlit sheet of fabric.
I can barely wait. Who's first?
First, let's see how all the contestants prepared for this task.
Silhouette... Okay...
(Whispering:) I'll try to make my head as large as possible.
Do you know what this llama is doing now?
So... If I could use this to levitate something...
That would be surprising, wouldn't it... — Oh wow!
It's on a ferris wheel. Do you know what the llama is doing now?
It's on a broken ferris wheel.
Ooh! Pilvi!
Look, it's a kind of dinosaur. Pretty good, huh?
Arrrr!
I mean this is the dumbest idea ever, but I'll use it now anyway.
(Pilvi:) Three minutes.
So I'm not a silhouette person by any means...
— Wow! — Oh come on!
And then the llama somehow... Yeah. This is fine.
Pilvi is going to be really surprised.
(Pilvi:) One minute left.
Oh right, you'll have to be able to see it so I can't use you.
Um... Or could I use you?
And then... Stand there. Hand.
This would be like... How the hell do I get it to...
Time's up.
Watching that, I could see just how many different approaches there were.
Pilvi, whose silhouette do we get to enjoy first? — Minka's.
What's the name of your picture?
(Minka:) "They are back."
(Kiti:) What was that?
So Minka's silhouette is called "They are back."
And Minka used almost all of her 10 minutes of preparation time —
to pose her sleeve perfectly.
I just realised that it's a dinosaur. — I know! Isn't it great?
(Aku:) It is, I got it now! — (Kiti:) Oh now I got it too! It's got an eye! Yeah!
It could also be a kind of mouse, you know, like a big mouse that's coming... — Yeah exactly.
(Minka:) So I wanted to pose the sleeve so that it would form a mouth.
Yeah, that's why I tried to shape it that way...
It looked dumb, but turned out to be clever. — It did. — Thank you! I agree!
Pilvi, whose silhouette is next?
Next, let's see what kind of shadow Veronica cast.
This could be surprising to someone, couldn't it.
That there's two llamas, like this. But...!
In two ferris wheels. — But. Yes, could be —
but look at this. — Oh!
You can also name your piece now. — Okay, it's... Um....
Llamas of love.
And then they can even go to the ferris wheel together. Are you ready?
Surely not the broken one? — Not the broken one.
Let's ride the good one. Are you ready? — Yeah.
(Neighing)
So Veronica's silhouette was called two llamas in a ferris wheel.
Veronica... — Yeah?
Have you been playing with these llamas before? — Yes I have!
This is nothing new to me. You know, on a social evening this is always number one.
I just find the shadows and... — Thank you.
Let's move on, who's next? — Next we'll check out Miika's silhouette. — Thank you.
I'm ready now!
No I'm not!
What on earth? It did work on paper!
(Pilvi:) So this is your picture? — Well, fine, that's it then.
(Kiti:) There you go!
But it did work at first! It worked!
(Kiti:) It did! I saw it!
It had a power setting that had sneakily gone down —
and since I'm not a leaf blower person either, I'd never operated a leaf blower before —
so I didn't realise that it had this barely noticeable power regulator. — Right.
It had gone down by accident, the perfect thing. — (Kiti:) So, so unfortunate.
So Miika's silhouette was actually called —
"Enthusiastic Private Ryan holds a round object —
on top of a tapering object."
Thank you Miika. — It's nothing.
We still have Aku and Kiti left. And we'll watch them in a moment —
but first, you know what? We'll watch some commercial announcements. See you soon.
Welcome back to Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw silhouettes by Minka, Veronica, and Miika —
and now I'm very eager to see what Kiti and Aku have managed to create.
First we'll check out Kiti's silhouette, and here it is.
This is like... The cerebral pressure of climate change and the Covid era.
Yeah.
So Kiti's silhouette was called —
"The cerebral pressure of climate change and the Covid era."
Kiti. The cerebral pressure of climate change and the Covid era...
How did you come up with the idea of such a light topic for this?
Well I feel this way all the time, incessantly. Self portrait.
So you thought we'd be able to get some light and bubbly conversation out of these now.
(Kiti:) Yeah, through the joy. — Thank you. — Art, you're welcome.
(Miika:) Sign of the times. — (Aku:) It's current.
— Right. And now we still have Aku's silhouette. — Oh. — Here it comes.
I'll make you, uh, a horror silhouette scene.
It's called 'horror silhouette scene'.
(Aku starts to hum ominously.)
(Zombie-like noises.)
Wow! — That was great!
So Aku made a horror silhouette scene.
Aku, this really was a horror silhouette scene —
and there's something very Finnish about a man detaching his own head, placing it under his arm —
for a silhouette, and...
The trust in the public health care is really strong there.
Dear friends, the points will go as follows:
Aku gets five points. — Thank you.
It was great!
Minka four points. — Yes! My dinosaur!
And everyone else gets three points. — Thank you.
Pilvi, what are the consequences to the scoreboard?
According to my calculations, the one in the lead now is Miika.
Go, Miika!
(Jaakko:) If not for being a leaf blower person, you clearly are a leading type of person.
Yeah, I already knew that I was gonna, like, beat this whole bunch —
and after that, go ahead and win this tongue-in-cheek contest.
We're yet to see how that turns out, because we still have some unallocated points.
Let's get back to the mansion and see what the next task is. — Oww!
Hello!
Good afternoon. — (My) favourite referee.
Thank you.
"Set a thing or an object to spin for the longest time."
"The spinning thing may not be a person." Oh...
"You have one spinning attempt."
"You may not touch the thing or the object once you've set it to motion."
"You have 10 minutes to prepare."
"Time starts now.
So the objective was to set some thing or object to spin —
but it couldn't be a human being.
And after setting the thing or object to motion, it wasn't allowed to be touched anymore.
Pilvi, who's first?
First, let's see how Aku, Minka and Miika managed.
But, like, what... What could spin?
There it is!
I wonder if it counts as spinning if it becomes airborne? This is so light.
If I could, like, pull something...
Well this is going to make it move...
You can't follow with this. It doesn't have a battery.
So does this thing need to be plugged in constantly...?
40 meters.
Nah, I can make this go much further if I just kick it.
(Pilvi:) Seven minutes. (Reads Turkish.)
You understand Turkish?
Oh well okay, it's, 40 meters isn't going to be anywhere near enough —
I'll cover the 61 meters with a kick.
(Leaf blower noise)
If it now fails because of this.... If it fails now...
(Pilvi:) The preparation time has come to an end.
So your performance starts now.
(Miika:) Damn I wish it would've been a real football!
It was so light, it flied across the air, but it, it does spin doesn't it.
Was it 'spin' or 'roll'?
Okay here goes my attempt!
Wait, it didn't start yet. Can you come and hold this?
(Leaf blower turns off.)
(Pilvi:) Time's up. — Hey, let's check if it could've been, uh...
Oh! Here it goes! Now! It has more power! It has more power!
Aaahahaa!
Fuck!!!
Fuck! It had some fucking setting!
Aku... Aku Hirviniemi, how does it feel —
to be humiliated by a leaf blower on television?
Well I mean, I'm with Miika: I'm not a leaf blower person.
It had that setting.
The recording time had already ended when Aku got the wheel to spin.
Unfortunately that's what happened. — What were the results for the three?
Right. So in this task, the point was —
to get something to spin for as long as possible, —
not for the furthest distance. — Oh c'mon... — So we were measuring time now.
The ball that Miika kicked spun for 9 seconds. — Quite long.
Well, Minka on the other hand managed to spin the ball with the leaf blower —
for 8 seconds.
Minka, um, how surprised were you —
about the fact that you'd run out of a 40 meter cord after 40 meters?
Well, it really was the shortest 40 meters of my life though.
(Miika:) Could you have moved in a circle?
With... the leaf blower ahead of you. — Oh yeah... You're right!
It's so easy to be wise after the events and say, should've put the ball into a bucket and blown at it when in a confined space.
(Miika:) I'm not sure if it would've spun. (Minka:) You're right! (Jaakko:) Right... (Veronica:) And put in some water, you mean?
But look, the positive thing is that at least Aku knows what went wrong —
and at least everyone else got a result.
And, we still haven't seen the performances of Kiti and Veronica.
— Oww... (Minka:) I can't wait.
I can't wait, but we will wait for a bit because at this point we'll go for a little break. — Oww!
Welcome back to Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw how Miika, Aku and Minka —
tried to make something spin for as long as possible.
The result was some seconds.
We're yet to see Kiti's and Veronica's performances.
And we'll watch them in one go, in fact.
Now! Take it. Right then! This way, this way!
Options include rolling something down that hill —
so that the rolling thing is a ball of some kind.
Something like a stick... A stick spin...
Just hang on... A ball, we need a ball.
Or, I was also thinking, if I boiled some water —
and put a ping pong ball or something in there —
so it would like, when it boils, it would...
Nope.
Balls, balls. — A ball spins doesn't it.
But how many times does it... But this, this does spin doesn't it.
Right, okay. This is the one.
We'll go with this now.
(Hurried singing)
But I don't know how that stove works.
I'll take really hot water so it'll come to a boil faster.
Come on then.
Hey, there's a downhill slope here, let's go. It'll spin here.
Oh, I'll cover it in tin foil.
These, these are going to be a problem.
How can you have a ping pong ball but no tin foil?
So are you ready to start your only attempt? — I am.
1, 2, 3, go.
(Veronica:) Spin, spin, spin! It's really spinning!
Spin, spin! Don't stop now! No, no, no!
Go, go! Go on! Go on then!
Time.
My plan was for it to go over there.
Look how long that road is.
Come on, spin. It's spinning now! Is it spinning?
In my eyes, it is spinning.
(Pilvi:) Well Kiti, what does it look like to you, is it spinning now?
I think we're gonna need an expert of some kind to evaluate whether that's like, spinning, —
or milling about or an attempt to spin.
Nooo! — Pretty good, um...
Kiti... — (Kiti:) Yes?
You know, at first it seemed like a really clever idea —
to put the ping pong ball onto the boiling water —
but now, is professor Kokkonen able to explain why it didn't spin?
I'm guessing that I should've made a tiny hole to the ball.
Not the pot? — The pot?
I genuinely started thinking about that!
Then or now? — Now.
What if you had popped the ping pong ball into the sink —
and then opened the tap as to generate some forces, so wouldn't it then....
— I bet that even then it would've gone, like this. — But surely it would've spun, that's spinning, is it not? Wouldn't it have...
Isn't it? — (Minka:) Maybe it would have. Maybe a bit better.
But well, Kiti, the ball didn't spin so the result is 0 seconds. — I accept.
And Veronica managed to spin the ball...
...for a majestic 14 seconds. — Yes!
— That's a winner. — What?
Yes. Veronica, you were the one to spin the ball for the longest —
so you get five points. — Yes!
Four points to Miika, three to Minka, —
and Aku and Kiti get one point each. — Oh, thank you.
— Our ideas were good. — The ideas were good. And you could see that they were creative.
It's time for the final task.
Contestants, get ready.
Right then.
Pilvi, what's the final task?
This time, the final task is a rather juicy surprise.
Veronica, will you please read the task aloud.
"Make the largest amount of juice —
from a fruit of your choice, using a tool of your choice."
"You must pick the fruit and the tool before the challenge begins."
"If you pick the same combination as someone else, —
you'll have to juice with one hand."
"You have 60 seconds."
So the contestants have to make as much juice as possible —
in 60 seconds —
using a fruit and tool combination of their own choice.
The available fruits are: Grapes, pineapple, lime, and coconut.
The tools are: Tweezers, a shoe, a citrus reamer, and a rolling pin.
Contestants, write the fruit and tool of your choice onto the card please.
Okay, it looks like you're all ready now. First, let's see what you've chosen.
Let's start with Minka.
Coconut and tweezers. — Whah?
Miika. — Coconut and rolling pin.
Grape and the lemon squeezer.
(Jaakko:) Aku. — Grapes and a shoe.
Lime and tweezers. — Oh wow!
That's excellent, every combination was unique, so you all get to use both hands.
You have 60 seconds, all the juice you can make.
Are you ready?
Time starts now.
Whoops!
(Veronica:) No, no no!
(Aku:) Come on now!
(Jaakko:) 30 seconds left. — Oh, oh oh! No, no no!
(Jaakko:) Looking good, everyone.
Nooo! — Yes! Yes...
(Jaakko:) 15! — Give it to me!
(Jaakko:) As much juice you can make. — Yeah.
Keep it coming, baby. Yeah.
(Jaakko:) Five, four, three, two, one, time's up!
Dear friends, it's time to declare the result of the final task, —
in other words, who managed to make the largest amount of juice.
And five points for the most juice...
...Minka! — Yes!
Four points, Kiti.
Three to Veronica, two to Aku —
and one point to Miika. (Kiti:) Oh no!
I'm not a juice person!
And there. But what a great task. Pilvi, who won tonight's contest?
After all the tasks, the one to accumulate the highest score was...
Veronica.
(Jaakko:) Veronica congratulations, you can go and admire the prizes you've just won.
Thanks to all the contestants, thanks to you, dear viewers.
This was Taskmaster.