All the instructions are on the task.
I'm so sorry.
A very good evening to you all! I am Jaakko Saariluoma.
Welcome, this is Taskmaster.
Once again, five wonderful personalities sacrifice themselves on the altar of entertainment —
as they deal with tasks that I've come up with, ones which I then score completely arbitrarily.
Our regular contestants are Anna-Maija Tuokko, — [*Actress; film / TV / stage]
Good evening. – Jenni Pääskysaari, — [*Radio/TV presenter, writer, journalist]
Riku Rantala, — [*Journalist, presenter, known esp. from early 2000s backpacking adventure show Madventures]
Mikko Penttilä. [*Actor; comedy / improvisation]
And tonight, competing with them —
is the actor Dennis Nylund.
And here, on my left side, sits a person who ensures —
that the show goes exactly as it should.
She's our official referee Pilvi Hämäläinen.
Thank you. I bear this responsibility with a Lieksan* combination of placidity and focus. [*Lieksa = Tiny North Karelian village where Pilvi is from]
And what's that like? – Hundred percent focus —
and as for placidity... zero percent.
Thanks, Pilvi. Seems good. Seems about right.
Lieksan placidity.
But now it's time to find out what we'll be competing for tonight, —
what's at stake. And as we do that, the first round of points are up for grabs.
Pilvi, will you just remind us what this is about.
The prizes on this show consist of personal belongings of the contestants.
And today, what you asked them to bring in was...
The best cat-sized thing.
How exciting. Well, let's start unpacking this.
Mikko Penttilä, what did you bring?
A very handy dog suit for a cat.
A what?
Could you elaborate a bit? – Well I mean, every cat owner —
at some point will think, "damn it, I really should've actually picked a dog."
So this is the solution to that problem.
You can put it... The cat will just slip in really nicely, it gets its own paws out like that.
Putting, there's a hole for the tail as well. So this is a prototype that I've made.
(Laughter.)
And so ummm, and... and also, it's also really great for the cat as well —
because it can wear this, and like, infiltrate dog packs and do a little bit of spying.
So it's like undercover?
Yes, undercover. "Undercover cat" would actually be a great band name, wouldn't it. – It would!
Thanks, Mikko.
Thank you. – Riku, what did you bring?
A really tough one. I searched for a long time.
And then I finally found it. And I brought... and at the same time it's really cool because it's the best thing in the world.
Because it's a plush football.
– Yeah... – This is fine, although I probably will win it back so I don't know how it...
(Jenni:) Whooooa! (Anna-Maija:) Well l et's see about that!
Yeah but another reason why this is great is that unlike a cat, you can kick it.
Thanks for this.
Jenni Pääskysaari. The best cat-sized item?
Right, the way I approcahed this was —
that the average cat weighs about 3-5 kilos, doesn't it. – Yeah?
Umm... So, a kettlebell.
A kettlebell will stare back at you with contempt —
from the corner of the room, just like a cat would.
Ah! – However —
you can pick up the kettlebell, and you can start hurling it all over the room.
Could you do the same to a cat? (Mikko:) Yes.
– No, no! No! – No! No you can't.
And what's best, a kettlebell doesn't need to be fed.
It doesn't shed hair, and a kettlebell won't poo on your bed.
Excellent arguments! Thanks, Jenni.
Anna-Maija Tuokko. – Alright what is it, Jaakko Saariluoma? – I can hardly wait. What did you bring?
So I've brought an item that operates at a certain level —
and which, I mean, is probably the best thing in my life.
Or at least one of them. A robot vacuum cleaner.
[hu]man's best friend. I'm alright giving it up —
because I've heard of this new robotic vacuum cleaner —
which also sprays um, liquid —
so it also washes the floors as it goes.
I heard the sentence "I'm alright giving it up". So you don't particularly expect a victory this time then?
(Jenni:) Are you already giving up? – I'm trying to, like, give a chance to the others as well. (Jenni:) Thank you.
Dennis, what did you bring?
This was a bit difficult for me too, but the task was so clear after all —
so I actually brought in a cat.
I must ask, now that I look at the form and the design, —
what's this cat being used for?
Remember, it's a family show.
Well of course you can probably use it for a lot of things, but back at home, I think we've mostly kept it on a shelf.
Yeah. You keep it "on a shelf".
Many thanks, everyone. – Thank you.
Now I'll score these as follows:
I'll give um... Dennis gets 5 points because it was the best cat-sized item.
It was an epiphany. – And uhh... I'll give 4 points to Jenni.
Umm... The dog suit, it was quite fun. I'll say, that's 3 points.
And, Anna-Maija and Riku, you'll get 2 points each.
We're happy with that for now.
But since you both look a bit disappointed, you'll get 1 extra point each.
Ooh, thank you!
Oh so this is how you get points? – Yup!
This is completely... Oh, Dennis. You'll get... You already got 5!
But... – Is nothing enough?
Okay, thanks everyone. The first round of points have been issued.
So tonight's winner gets to take all of these, I mean *all* of these cat-sized things home. (Jenni:) Terrific.
And the contestant who accumulates the highest overall score during the whole season —
will get this, the finest, stateliest, and most wanted prize of all:
the golden Taskmaster statue.
And now, it's time to go to the mansion to check out the first task.
Hello.
"Make yourself as Pilvi Hämäläinen as possible." [*Pilvi Hämäläinen, used here like an adjective]
"You have 15 minutes." [*Pilvi Hämäläinen, used here like an adjective]
"The best Pilvi wins." – "The time starts now."
So the objective was to turn —
into the most accurate copy of me.
That is, of Pilvi Hämäläinen.
– Where do we start? – Let's see how "Pilvi" Riku and Jenni made themselves.
And flattery didn't help, no...
"The time starts now."
Oh my. Okay.
Bun. Bow tie. Skirt suit. – See you in 15 minutes.
I'll just take a quick peek. Right, black pantyhose. To the shed.
Oh. Look, some stuff!
Some stuff like this! – Right, okay...
I think I'll go with, I'll just like put some of that on my head, and then I'll make a snout of some sort.
I'm a reporter and an adventurer!
A writer, not a mimic!
This is really unfair!
The metamorphosis begins now.
This, oh damn this is good. Really good.
Look! – Oh!
Do we have a printer here?
Is that alright?
Hello hello hello!
You've got the internet there. Then, Google search.
Please don't do this now, we don't have much time. Stop dawdling!
What?
No. YEAH!
Print.
The wrong place. I'm running out of time!
I'm ready!
Pilvi Hämäläinen. – Hi.
You're being suspected of identity theft.
How's that? – Why do you pose as Pilvi Hämäläinen —
even though you know very well that it's me?
Oh you're the real Pilvi Hämäläinen? Prove it.
Oh so you can recognise Pilvi Hämäläinen from the tongue? – Everybody knows that.
If you're the real Pilvi Hämäläinen, —
then surely you can analyse —
some of Riku's performances for me.
What's his, like, —
number one strength? What's he particularly good at?
Imitation. (Laughs.)
Hellooo! [*Jenni is most likely impersonating a character from a comedy character show Putous, where Pilvi has done several characters. This one is a dog with a woolly and matted coat, doing its recognisable thing.]
Hellooo!
I love you!
Hellooo!
I love you!
Hellooo!
Thank you, Jenni Pääskysaari.
Sorry, I mean Pilvi Hämäläinen.
Pilvi Hämäläinen.
What happened to the Lieksan 100% focus?
Something just sprained inside of me!
I just couldn't help it anymore!
They broke something in my soul!
Something that quite possibly can't be restored. – Exactly.
Jenni. – Hellooo!
No! – No additional questions.
Riku, I'd like to go and see a show —
called "Riku Rantala and 30 characters."
The show is quite the one trick pony, but um — – Well yeah.
but if you at least get a lot of ink for that printer —
I will do it. – We'll just need enough A4 sheets and ink, and um...
You can get any character with that. – Can do. They'll know who it is right away.
Oh my. Thanks for these. There's still some more Pilvi Hämäläinen copies —
coming, but now we'll have to catch our breaths for a bit. See you after the break.
Welcome back, this is Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw how Riku and Jenni —
transformed themselves into Pilvi clones.
We're yet to see what kind of Pilvi Hämäläinens —
Dennis, Anna-Maija and Mikko have turned themselves into.
And you know how they say that imitation is the highest form of flattery.
But um... I'd really, really like to meet the person who came up with that phrase —
and show him the following performances.
See you in 15 minutes. – Roger.
Right, okay. I think I'll just get out there straight away.
(Hysterically:) AAAHHH! I mean jesus christ, (gibberish) I mean I don't know where that... MEH MEH [*Despite of checking, translator can't spot any obvious likeness to any of Pilvi's Putous characters, so not sure what's going on here]
I'll also have to get the outfit made somehow. [*Despite of checking, translator can't spot any obvious likeness to any of Pilvi's Putous characters, so not sure what's going on here]
One of these.
Oh yeah. Perfect.
(Hysterically:) Why did I leave Lieksa? Why did I leave Lieksa?
AAAAHHH!
A tight bun, a tight bun.
It's something like this, isn't it?
Oh my, Pilvi, oh my god look at that skirt you've got!
Time!
Welcome.
Hi.
Go ahead.
I've got a task for you.
Okay. Well, what kind of task?
All the instructions are on the task.
You have 90 seconds —
to dress up as Anna-Maija Tuokko.
The time starts now.
(Screams.)
(Hysterically:) Seriously, seriously, seriously!
(Crying.)
(Hysterically:) I seriously have no idea what I'm doing, I have no idea what I'm doing...
(Barely audible?:) What if I could fly above this table? Aah!
Did I do this right?
Oh, did you ask whether were doing it right?
Hey, baby!
Do you notice that I'm quite sporty? Oh noooo....
This room always makes me so anxious.
Some really strange things happen here. Okay, there's a thing here.
(Squalling:) Get me away from here!
Thank you, Pilvi Hämäläinen.
Thank you. Was that it?
Dennis, I know that people have their own rituals for finding their focus, but um...
Do you work towards all of your roles the same way?
Ummm ehhh... Yeah. Yes I do.
But I thought, this is like, a great opportunity, like, —
now I get to be Pilvi Hämäläinen for 15 minutes.
But you can really tell that it's quite distressing to be Pilvi Hämäläinen.
But a lot of fun. – It is. It is. – Indeed.
Oh my word. Anna-Maija. – Yeah?
How do you think Pilvi did at her task?
Quite brilliantly, I'd say. It did made me laugh.
So she pretended to be you? – Yes. – Right.
How many points would you give her?
I'd give her 5 points, of course.
(Jaakko:) Ah ha ha! Oh my! Ohhhh my.
Um, Mikko. – Yes.
If Pilvi wanted to take a little bit of time off sometime, —
can you think of anyone that we could call?
You've got my number.
Thank you. These were really great Pilvi Hämäläinens.
Of course, not one was like the original, but very close, still.
As for the points, Mikko 5, Jenni 4, —
Anna-Maija 3 and you gentlemen, 2.
Pilvi, what are the total scores at the moment?
In the lead is...? – In the lead at the moment...
Jenni and Mikko.
And we still have a lot of points to give. Let's get straight back to the mansion.
– Hello. – Makes me laugh. I don't know why.
"Put something unusual inside this lemon."
"You have 15 minutes." – "The most unusual content wins."
"The time starts now."
So the objective was to put the most unusual content inside the lemon.
Let's hope that it doesn't get too sour.
Who's first? – Let's start with the interpretations by Mikko and Anna-Maija.
Is this the lemon then?
Okay, I see.
Let's put something unusual in there.
Could be some living thing. So now I'll just like, ambitiously go and look for a worm.
I mean it would be great if you could put in something that's alive.
If you spot a worm, —
shout out.
There's frogs in here too.
A frog would be really great.
Ah, there. Was it, was that one?
Yes. Yes. Here.
Oh yeah. We're in luck.
There. In it goes.
I could come up with some bonus thing, couldn't I.
Because it's a disco worm.
This is great.
Payazzo* for entertainment. [*Trad. Finnish arcade game machine where you flick a coin into a winning slot to win coins.]
Oooh!
(Whispering:) I hope te music won't be too loud for you. [Some sort of odd klezmer disco playing quietly.]
[Music gets louder.]
(Whispering:) This is Frank.
(Whispering:) The disco worm.
(Whispering:) And his DJ gear.
That's a quite unusual worm.
(Anna-Maija:) So brilliant!
Mikko Penttilä, —
DJ Frank the disco worm, did I get that right?
So where you could catch him on his next gig, I wonder?
(With a Spanish lisp:) In Ibiza.
Usually there for the winters.
Anna-Maija...
Anna-Maija, you're from the countryside, so —
how urbanised are you, when a worm is now considered an unorthodox thing?
It was the first thing that came to my mind.
Pilvi, we've seen the worms now. Where do we go from here?
Next, let's watch the performances of Dennis and Jenni.
(Anna-Maija:) But it was surprising wasn't it.
"The time starts now."
Can I...? I'll touch it just a little bit.
Ah, if only Pilvi Hämäläinen could fit into that lemon.
I've got a strong feeling. There's so much history —
in this building.
I know what I'm gonna do.
First, I get like, an idea of putting in something, like, you know...
like, messages or something.
Two minutes left.
50 seconds. – I'll just write my print name.
Oh well, this kind of turned into a gift of sorts, but...
That's alright.
Done. Pilvi!
Time.
Dennis, if I saw correctly, your eh... Unusual content of the lemon was fluff of some sort, so —
was that some sort of historical thing that you got inspired by?
It is yes, history of fluff, to be precise.
Umm, I'm very interested in history, and what...
Everyone probably knows about it, or at least you do, —
I mean back in the day, building materials were being brought from Lofoten in Norway. [*Beautiful archipelago in the North]
So they would import the stuff, it was so rare, you could only get it from a certain place.
And they would import it, they would smuggle it with the help of reindeer.
So you'd load up the reindeer [*probably sleigh] with it, and then the reindeer would be like, taken around.
And in Finland there's two building that have been built from this fluff.
One is the mansion, and the other one is the Alexander Theatre*. [*Late 1800s Russian style theatre built 40 years before Finland's independence.]
Okay. Right. And I happen to own both of them. – Right!
And I looked at your picture on the wall and I went, I've found the thing —
that I was looking for. – Right. Did I wink at you like this?
"Don't forget the fluff." Good.
Jenni. So I assume you put some paper note in there?
Or what was it, Pilvi? – Yes. A paper note it was.
Would you like to know what was written on it? – Of course I would!
Oh, you've got it on you. – Ta-dah!
This has remained unopened since then.
Okay.
Should I really open it? I see.
Here we go.
"Congratulations!"
"You now own a piece of land in Scotland —
and from now on, you're entitled to use the noble title —
of laird, lord, or lady."
Um, so I bought you a piece of land from Scotland.
And when you buy a piece of land from Scotland, —
you get the right to use an honorary title. – Yeah?
And you can choose your own title. – Yeah?
(Laughter.)
That's great! – Wow!
I'm really flattered by this —
title of a lady. You picked... I bet they'd already run out of all the sirs, so um...
No, but as it says, you can choose whether you're a lord, —
a laird, which is an estate owner, — – Yeah?
but I didn't think those would've been unusual. – Right.
So, a lady. 'Cause he's a lady.
Indeed. And now we're living in the year 2022 after all —
so I'm quite happy to be a lady. – Uh-huh. Exactly.
But Pilvi, did this all happen within the time that was allocated for the task?
Well, Jenni did write this paper note while the time was still running.
But she only obtained the title after the time had ended.
So to be precise, you've given me a note —
that promises something that didn't exist yet.
Well that is quite unusual.
Thank you! Thank you. You have the lady's gratitude.
I'll change my go-to karaoke song to "Sorry, I'm a lady." [*Probably: by the Spanish duo Baccara, 1977]
We still have Riku Rantala's performance left.
I think we'll have to brace ourselves for it by going for a little break, —
and we'll watch it after that.
Welcome back. Earlier, we saw what kind of oddities the contestants —
came up with to conceal into a lemon.
The excitement is thickening [= building up] as we have Riku's performance left to see.
And quite a few other things thicken there as well.
Let's watch Riku's performance.
Ah ha ha! Okay, it's open. Phew, I already thought that it would be one of those things —
that wouldn't open. And just when I'd come up with some content and I'd have 30 seconds left, I'd be faced with a tough job when I couldn't get it open.
I got it open. So what is unusual?
The most unusual content wins.
Let's have a look around.
Trying hard to be special.
That's something I have been doing since I was quite small.
I must admit that... I mean I have an overpowering urge to go with...
poo.
But let's not go with poo.
Definitely, no one else does a poo though.
I can guarantee you that, that um...
99,9% of the contestants would not do a poo inside this lemon.
In that sense, if we just consider the percentages, it would actually be quite unusual.
I might have some gas so of course, I wonder if that would be a sort of milder version, so like...
(Fart echoes into the cup.)
There.
(Laughing:) This is it.
Uh... I'm going to regret this.
Many times, I'm sure.
Okay. Should we have a look at what's inside. – Let's do that.
Would you like to be the one to open it? – I can, but you can also open it if you want.
Well, you do it, but do it up here. Like this, so you'll see it up close.
I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry, I'm an awful person.
Thank you, Riku Rantala.
My man!
Oh... Oh, I, I...
I could never imagine that I'd see this day.
– Neither did I! – And so will quite many others!
Goodbye, career. Goodbye. Goodbye!
Bye, career. – Pilvi, do you have anything to comment on this?
I understand. I guess you're still holding back the vomit.
My eyes are still burning!
And now I'm supposed to somehow, like... I can't imagine that I'm scoring something, —
where someone has put some intestinal gas into a cup!
But let's get on with it, let's give Mikko 5 points.
Thank you. – It was a brilliant disco worm.
And then, perfumer Rantala, 4 points.
And everyone else, 3 points for this.
Yay. – Feeling quite generous today.
(Dennis:) And I came up with such a great story... – Up until now, Riku has been the guy —
who found a bag from Shell.* [*In 2001, the head coach of Finnish men's national skiing team forgot a bag full of bloody syringes and doping into a Shell gas station. Riku, a crime journalist at the time, was tipped off by an anonymous caller in order to report on the biggest scandal in the sports history of Finland. Six World Cup skiers from the Finnish team got caught.]
Now he's the man who farted into a lemon. [*In 2001, the head coach of Finnish men's national skiing team forgot a bag full of bloody syringes and doping into a Shell gas station. Riku, a crime journalist at the time, was tipped off by an anonymous caller in order to report on the biggest scandal in the sports history of Finland. Six World Cup skiers from the Finnish team got caught.]
Pilvi, what's the... What's the overall situation at the moment? [*In 2001, the head coach of Finnish men's national skiing team forgot a bag full of bloody syringes and doping into a Shell gas station. Riku, a crime journalist at the time, was tipped off by an anonymous caller in order to report on the biggest scandal in the sports history of Finland. Six World Cup skiers from the Finnish team got caught.]
At the moment on the scoreboard, the one in the lead is...
Mikko Penttilä.
Oh wow.
Off to Frank's gig tonight. – Even though I feel like we'd really need some fresh air, we'll head to the mansion to check out the next task.
Hello there.
I see.
"Transfer as many feathers as possible" – "to the other end of the track."
"You have one transferring attempt."
"You may use the tools on the table." – "You get 10 minutes to prepare."
"The one to transfer the most feathers wins." – "The time starts now."
So the objective was to transfer as many feathers as possible to the other end of the track.
And I'm sure that taking them to the target is a breeze. Who's first?
Let's start with the performances of Anna-Maija, Riku and Jenni.
Okay. On with the suit.
(inaudible) I assume. I'm just optimistic, —
thinking that I'll simply take it home.
So I'm supposed to take them over there.
Wait, what's this?
But, feathers.
Is there some trick to this? – I mean I would be a bit of a pillock —
if I didn't use this very bucket to take the feathers there.
I'm thinking.
Just thinking here.
Has the taskmaster had a so-called.... Oh, is it... Ah ha ha ha!
Outrageous! It's glued on!
Pilvi, I know you'd really love to have a little chinwag with me.
But you just don't do that, do you.
There we go.
And...
Oh no, oh no. Oooh!
Oops, oops, oops.
Yeah...
Sorry that I just put my foot on the table for a bit. I'm putting my socks on top.
Because I want to win.
7 minutes of preparation time left. – Oh I won't need that much, although, there's one in my shoe now.
(Riku:) It's like tar and feathers. – Why did I do that?
Is it going well?
Ewg! Things are escalating.
In the end, it sort of turns into a running competition doesn't it.
You may begin your attempt. – Thanks Pilvi. I'll start now.
(Liberated mixture of laughter and roaring.)
I'll have to go very carefully so they don't fall off.
Look, there's a flower. Can I get extra points for this?
I'll have to go slowly because I don't want any of them to fall off, and so far none have, —
except for one, which I think is pretty good going.
Considering that there's actually quite a lot of them.
We're on a lovely stroll.
And the feathers are effortlessly being taken —
to the other end of the track.
Is this the finish line? [*Goal / finish (line) are the same word] – Yes. – Great.
And glide in!
As I was watching this, it just looked as if Anna-Maija was doing a completely different task to everyone else, and...
It really did. – The task looked like "design yourself a gala outfit."
I have no excuses, nothing...
What I'm doing makes absolutely no sense.
You're right about both of those things.
Riku, the running was, like, in terms of the performance, completely unnecessary.
Or were you afraid that if you were to go slowly, there would be some underlying risk to it?
Wasn't it to do it as quickly as possible? – No, it wasn't.
Always, always everywhere as fast as possible! That's the way to go. – Just take them there.
As fast as possible. – Right.
Because I mean, Jenni moved quite meticulously and slowly. – Indeed.
But I don't understand why I thought that I somehow wouldn't be allowed to touch them with my hands. I mean I was avoiding and picking them up for nothing.
I was like ooooo and then...
Yeah. Pilvi, what were the results? – Jenni and Riku were really even.
Jenni got 438 and Riku 439 feathers. – Ohh!
And Anna-Maija did surprisingly well too. – Yeah?
364 feathers. – Oh!
That's a lot.
That's great.
So we still haven't the feather transfers of Dennis or Mikko, —
but we'll see them after the following break. See you!
Welcome back. Before the little break, we saw —
how Jenni, Anna-Maija and Riku moved some feathers.
We're yet to see the performances of Dennis and Mikko.
Shall we watch them next then? – Absolutely.
It's attached to the table.
(Laughs.)
It's a smock.
There. Are these all the feathers, are there more somewhere?
Oh fuck. No way... – I mean I was thinking of the same...
Turns out, it wasn't that hard after all.
Oof!
Ugh!
That turned out great.
They were really well attached to the table, weren't they.
Thank you, Mikko Penttilä.
Dennis, you seemed very happy with your solution.
I was extremely happy, I thought I'd just cracked the code and I'm just absolutely... absolutely brilliant.
Did you think you'd be the only one to crack this code?
I did.
Were you just a little bit disappointed when you saw this though? – A bit, but somehow when the table started wobbling, —
I somehow saw it coming and I went: Great, that's lost then.
– Mikko. – Yo. – Is this the method you use at a restaurant to always get the table by the window?
Yes, that's it. A table for two.
I also pick somebody up to sit on the chair.
Right. Pilvi, what does the referee say about this? – Right, so indeed Dennis and Mikko both got —
all the feathers to the other end of the track. (Jenni:) You...!
But I also got all the other items there.
Yes you did. The tables as well. – Yeah. There's two extremes to the solution:
The other one is the gala outfit, and the other one is the carrying of a table.
The points go as follows: Dennis and Mikko, 5 points each.
Riku 4. Jenni 3, and Anna-Maija 2 points.
But 2 points is more than 1.
Yeah, 2 is more than 1. True. – Pilvi, how's the scoreboard at the moment?
At the moment, the one in the lead is...
Mikko.
But... – Didn't she just say the wrong, wrong name by accident?
But dear friends, the game isn't over yet.
It's time for the final task. Get ready.
Pilvi. Could you tell us what the final task is please.
In today's final task, you benefit from having an eye for architecture. – Oh?
Dennis, read the task aloud please.
"Using the buckets, build a tower that's taller than yourself,"
"and place a beanbag on top of the tower."
"You have 120 seconds."
"Time starts from the taskmaster's mark."
Any questions?
That's a no. 120 seconds.
Mikko, that's 2 minutes. – OK, got it.
The time starts now.
No, no nooooo...!
Ah! – Ah! Hang on.
Ow! – What happened? Did it break?
(Outraged:) A handle just came off!
I'll fix it, I'll fix it.
Oh, this is the way to do it.
There you go. – Thank you.
Oh! What's going on? – Oh you're one to throw stuff around, having such a low tower!
You can afford to lose buckets!
No. Hang on, how do you put this on then?
Thanks, Jenni. – You're welcome.
You dropped the... – How much time left?
No, no no no...
What?
It's like a battlefield in here! – It really is.
Heeelp! No!
Dennis, you can't just take my buckets! – Whoops!
30 seconds.
Thanks, Jenni. – You're welcome.
(Jaakko laughing.)
I can't find the beanbag.
Give it to me Riku, give it to me! Thanks!
Time's up!
Thank you. You can return to your seats.
Thank you dear friends, that was extremely entertaining.
And now I have to score it. So the objective was to build —
the highest tower out of buckets so that there's also a beanbag on top of it.
And now you sort of ended up using the beanbags for other things as well.
Which is OK. It was great to see the sacrificing, where Riku has just one bucket —
but he goes and just lies down next to it.
The highest tower that has, if we count just the buckets, —
the highest tower with a beanbag on top —
was built by Dennis, so that's 5 points.
And for the great performance, 1 point to everyone else.
Ooh!
Alright then, Pilvi.
Important question. The points have been counted. Who won tonight's battle?
After all the tasks, the one to accumulate the highest score was...
Well it was Dennis of course!
Dennis Nylund, congratulations!
Dennis Nylund, you've won this one. Please go ahead and enjoy your prizes! – Ha ha!
Thanks to all of our contestants for fully throwing themselves into this.
And if at home you feel like, "hey, I've got a better solution for that", —
go ahead and video it, and upload it to social media with the hashtag #suurmestari.
Thanks, see you, bye.