1. Brace, brace! I'm bracing.
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2. LOUD CRASH
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3. Hm.
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4. This program me contains strong
language and adult humour
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5. No, no, no, no, no!
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6. No!
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7. Ahh!
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8. What?
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9. Hello! Yeah!
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10. Welcome, everyone, to Taskmaster!
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11. I'm Greg Davies,
and I have a secret to tell you.
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12. People often say to me,
“If you're the Taskmaster,
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13. "how come you're so old and
out of shape?"
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14. After I put them in a half Nelson,
I whisper the secret in their ear.
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15. "It's a fat suit,
you fool.
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16. "To be taken seriously, I need
the gravity of an older man."
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17. Beneath the suit,
I am hench, ripped, tight,
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18. piercing blue eyes,
and soft, sun-bronzed skin.
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19. My real name...
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20. .. Juan Monroe III.
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21. Let us meet those craving my wisdom,
drunk on my judgment,
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22. please welcome Frankie Boyle...
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23. Ivo Graham...
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24. Jenny Eclair...
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25. Kiell Smith-Bynoe...
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26. and Mae Martin.
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27. And next to me, a man who
recently told me he thinks that
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28. former heavyweight world champion
boxer Anthony Joshua
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29. lost his title because of cowardice.
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30. And I quote,
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31. "If I ever meet him at a TV event,
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32. “I'm going to teach
that pussy to dance."
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33. It's Little
Alex Horne!
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34. Yeah.
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35. No, I don't remember...
remember saying that.
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36. You were adamant.
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37. Hm. Hello! Everyone.
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38. Are we having a lovely chat
before we start the show?
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39. N-No, I think we just
crack on with that.
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40. I've got the agenda for the show,
so we all know what's happening.
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41. Same as normal - prize task, task,
task, task, stretching, task.
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42. Optional wink. So, we're ready.
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43. So, let's get on with it.
Let's do the prize task, shall we?
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44. Let's, as you say,
do the prize task.
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45. And this week, you asked them
to bring in the luckiest thing.
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46. Ooh! I'm such a lucky thing,
sitting next to you.
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47. You're a lucky boy. Hm.
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48. Five points for the luckiest thing,
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49. and all the lucky things will go
home with the episode winner.
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50. Finished! OK, Jenny.
What's your luckiest thing?
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51. OK, well, Alex thinks he's very
lucky sitting next to you,
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52. but the luckiest lad in the land...
is this little chap.
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53. AUDIENCE AWWS
Look at him! He's mine!
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54. Well, he's obviously not mine
from my vagina,
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55. cos my vagina's quite old.
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56. Erm, no this is my grandson.
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57. And he's the luckiest lad,
cos I'm his Nana.
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58. And who wouldn't want me
to be their Nana?
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59. Well, the more you shout at me...
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60. The winner of the episode
doesn't get your grandson.
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61. What's the prize that's being
offered up? Because...
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62. That photo, me and the lad! Yeah.
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63. I'll put it in a frame.
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64. Frankie, can you beat a baby?
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65. well...
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66. Horrified at the tone
you've set, Greg.
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67. I have brought in a bag
that was left at a theatre
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68. for me by a fan.
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69. Oh, my God.
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70. It seems to focus heavily on
my connection to the animal kingdom.
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71. They've managed to
incorporate my daughter's dog
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72. and my crow friend, Arnold Bartleby.
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73. Have you got a crow friend?
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74. I do. Oh, OK. Yeah.
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75. He enjoys ham. OK.
But it is your lucky bag, Frankie,
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76. you carry it with you,
is that right?
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77. Well, I've left it in my suitcase
because the run of gigs I was doing
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78. when they gave me that bag
were really good.
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79. So, you're a superstitious man.
I'm very superstitious.
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80. My God, I would've bet the lives of
a thousand crows you weren't.
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81. Kiell!
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82. This is a scratchcard bought
by the luckiest woman in Britain.
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83. Jolene Stanley, 35.
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84. She was 34. But that was
over a year ago.
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85. Yeah, what's going on?
What have you actually brought in?
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86. The scratchcard.
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87. Kiell has got Jolene to buy
a scratchcard for the show.
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88. Yeah. She won £70,000 worth
of prizes since her first
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89. competition entry in 2012.
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90. She is Britain's luckiest woman.
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91. She's also the woman in Britain
who does the most competitions.
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92. It's added something to the episode,
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93. that we could have cold,
hard cash at the end.
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94. I'm very happy with this prize,
you've done well.
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95. Hello, Mae.
What have you brought in?
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96. I'm worried you're going
to dismiss this with a wry comment.
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97. A wry comment? Yeah.
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98. I'd better get my wry face ready.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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99. Erm...
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100. These are, er, my lucky lenses.
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101. Here are Mae's lucky lenses. OK.
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102. OK, so...
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103. So, those are real four-leaf clovers
I bought, they're £15 each.
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104. And those are rabbit's feet...
Can I check?
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105. The rabbit's foot,
to be a lucky rabbit's foot,
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106. must be a left hind foot.
That's correct. It...
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107. The rabbit needs to have been
captured or killed in a -
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108. where was it captured or killed?
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109. THEY STAMMER
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110. A ceme... A cemetery.
A cemetery, yes, good.
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111. And what day of the week was it
cut off on? Very important.
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112. Monday. Er, what?
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113. Sunday... No.
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114. Friday. Friday, yes!
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115. On an actual grave, the meaner
the person, the luckier the foot.
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116. I mean, I...
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117. I hadn't seen the horseshoe.
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118. I don't want to be pedantic here.
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119. But... isn't the task the
luckiest thing?
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120. Yes. And could I suggest that
Mae's entry was things?
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121. No, because they've been...
It's a pair of glasses.
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122. They've been fused together.
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123. They've been fused onto
the one thing that isn't lucky.
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124. What? That's outrageous.
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125. One left. Lvo.
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126. Well, last episode,
Frankie got a lot of points
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127. for putting a load of random guff
on a graduation hat.
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128. So, I've put a load of random guff
on a graduation hat.
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129. Erm, so a few key items here.
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130. The maneki neko Japanese
bobtail cat.
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131. The former Manchester United
footballer Steve Bruce,
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132. who's brought me a lot of
luck in my career.
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133. How so?
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134. Because he wrote some
excruciatingly bad detective novels
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135. in the late '90s,
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136. and I've reviewed them on podcasts
for a small fee.
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137. Erm, when I played a lot of poker,
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138. 7-2 off was our lucky hand.
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139. And finally, of course,
the silver spoon that I was
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140. born with, in my mouth.
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141. Is that one thing, Frankie?
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142. No. That's several things glued
onto a hat that has
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143. no reputation for luckiness.
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144. Well, after every bad gig,
I would call up my parents,
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145. and my dad would say, "Well you're
lucky you've got your degree."
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146. So, I...
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147. I would say the hat is
the luckiest thing of all.
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148. Well, there's a couple at the top,
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149. and then, it's a much of a muchness,
is the way I see it.
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150. So, I'm not going to give
1 point to anyone. Oh.
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151. 2 points, I'm going to give to
a picture of a baby... Oh!
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152. Oh, God, I do really like
Frankie's tote bag...
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153. but I can't leave a baby down
the bottom on its own.
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154. No, you can't.
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155. I think I'm going to.
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156. Literally livid.
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157. Tote and hat. Right. 3 points.
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158. Oh! Both get 3 points. Yes.
Frankie and lvo, got it, OK.
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159. Yes. Mae's lucky glasses
take the 4 points,
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160. because I think Kiell's made a real
effort, for the first time ever.
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161. Yes! 4 to Mae, 5 to Kiell!
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162. Let us have a task proper,
Alex Horne.
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163. Of course, Greg, here we go.
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164. Wotcha. Wotcha.
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165. He's got a very strong brow,
doesn't he?
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166. Oh, God, yeah.
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167. How do we get that?
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168. I think it's practise.
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169. Everything all right?
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170. I think so, this looks different.
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171. This one's made out of Babybel,
or something.
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172. I would really like to do well
on a task with this kind of paper.
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173. OK. "Fake something.
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174. "Best fake wins.
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175. "You have 20 minutes."
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176. Ready... steady... go.
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177. Presumably everybody just did the
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178. When Harry met Sally thing
at this point.
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179. You think they all did it? Yeah.
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180. Er, are you going to do it?
No, I really am not.
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181. I don't think anyone needs
that in their life.
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182. HE GRUNTS
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183. Lovely! That's got us all in
the mood. Let's crack on.
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184. OK, well, the first fakers we're
going to see are Kenny and Giles.
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185. Sorry, Jenny and Kiell.
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186. Ready, steady, go.
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187. Oh, gotta start now! Oh!
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188. Oh, oh...
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189. Oh, my right arm.
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190. It's going to get sticky.
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191. So sticky. Too sticky.
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192. Oh, my heart... oh, oh, my heart.
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193. Oh, oh, my...
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194. Oh, oh, God, Oh, God,
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195. Oh, God, I think I'm dying.
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196. Perfect. Perfect.
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197. Ohh...!
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198. I faked a death.
Oh, phew! Right, good.
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199. I'm all right, I'm OK.
Am I allowed to do another one?
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200. You can do whatever, you've still
got 18 minutes and 40 seconds.
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201. OK, I'll do another one.
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202. Seven minutes.
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203. Could boil an egg in this time.
And then, use the shell as nails.
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204. Would you like me to bring
you an egg? Yes, please.
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205. Ow! Oh, oh, I just banged my nose.
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206. I think I'm having
a nose bleed, darling.
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207. A really, really bad nose bleed.
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208. I've brought you an egg.
Ah, thanks, mate.
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209. What's in there?
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210. Egg.
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211. Oh - my mum won't like this bit.
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212. Your mum won't like it? No.
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213. She'll say I'm "messing up
the people's house".
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214. I think it's stopping now.
I think it's stopping.
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215. All right, then?
I've had a bit of a trauma.
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216. Would you like some chocolates?
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218. I like cheese and cash.
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cheese and cash.
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220. Thank you very much.
Right, you seem to have perked up.
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221. Yes, I feel fine now.
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222. Happy?
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223. Happy.
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224. 20 minutes.
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225. You wouldn't be able to slip into
a room unnoticed with that hand.
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226. But the nails,
lovely attention to detail.
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227. Jenny, "I like cash and cheese" -
I'm with you on that.
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228. And during the death, when she
immediately went "ahh,"
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229. started to die I thought,
"Oh, that's clever."
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230. And within 30 seconds,
I was finding myself going,
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231. "Just die!"
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233. Well, we do have another swindler
ready to treat with a trick.
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234. This time, it's Ivo.
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235. Erm, are you a fan of the
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239. Are you ready to be transported
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240. As ready as I'll ever be.
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241. Welcome... to Ancient Egypt.
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242. Hello.
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243. What's your name?
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244. Whoo.
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249. BLOWS WHISTLE
So, your time's up, Ivo.
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250. What do you think?
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251. AUDIENCE EXCLAIMS
Ohh. Good!
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252. I've had a lovely time being
involved in this task.
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253. You really clawed it back with
that stunt at the end.
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254. Because when
the mummy first came in,
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255. I actually, out loud, whispered
to myself, "Heartbreaking."
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256. The greatest privilege of my life,
to sit here and watch your heart
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257. be put back together by my twist.
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258. I do feel complete.
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259. Right, it's time for us to
part with part one.
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260. What can I say? We were young,
we were naive, we were stupid,
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261. it was never going to work.
Fun, though, wasn't it?
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262. Goodbye.
I still love you.
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263. Hello!
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264. Welcome back to Taskmaster,
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265. where there are
some charlatans at work.
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266. Yes, Greg I'm afraid so,
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267. sees them trying to fake something.
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268. Best fake wins.
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269. Next, and pitching a TV show
at the same time,
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270. it's Mae Martin.
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271. SWANKY THEME PLAYS
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272. Good evening, and welcome to
Crossing to the Other Side
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273. with Mae Martin.
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274. Er, my guest today, Alex Horne.
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275. Welcome. Hello, Mae.
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276. Ah, OK.
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277. So, I'm getting
an older male figure.
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278. It's not a grandparent or
a father figure, it's...
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279. like a teacher figure.
Does that ring any bells?
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280. I did have teachers.
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281. I want to say, you've
travelled away with?
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282. Yeah, I went on a school trip
with, er, Mr Arnold.
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283. So, I'm getting Adrian.
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284. Well, there's - oh, genuinely
his real name was Adrian Arnold.
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285. OK, and is he passed?
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286. I hope not, but I haven't been
in touch with him for...
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287. You might want to send him
an email. Oh, really? Yeah.
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289. lot of noise, like animal
noises and things.
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290. Is there a significance of,
like, I want to say Tim and Jim,
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291. like a Dot and Scott?
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292. Yeah. Horace and Boris.
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293. Horace and Boris. They're my cats.
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294. And they've passed?
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295. Oh, long time ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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296. And Horace in particular is,
er, frustrated.
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297. He's very frustrated with you.
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298. Oh. Yeah, he's like telling me
something about George Clooney.
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299. M-My cat? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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300. Erm... I'm trying to think of
George Clooney films.
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301. My dad was a GP,
so anything with ER? No.
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302. No? No, not that. No.
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303. Fantastic Mr Fox is what
I'm getting.
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304. Ah, well, I've seen that,
and I used to have a toy fox.
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305. This is the frustration
I'm getting from Horace.
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306. What, that I loved the fox
more than the cat? Yeah.
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307. Well, I-I hope you've got
what you came for.
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308. I'm just trying to be a vessel
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309. and give you the tools
that you need moving forward
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310. to live in a more authentic way.
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311. Well, thank you for the tools.
Thank you. Thanks, Mae.
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314. I charge £60.
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315. £60.
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316. I'll take 40.
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317. That was actually... quite good?
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318. It was good.
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319. Because they were faking it,
I discovered afterwards.
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320. What, you mean Mae's
not a real medium?
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321. In the lab, I was freaked out,
cos everything they said was true.
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322. Yes. And I didn't know
how they did it.
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324. I r-rang his wife.
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325. And my wife rang my mum.
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326. And I've kept in touch
with your wife.
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328. Yeah. The way you lured him
into Horace and Boris...
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329. Thank you. Yeah.
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330. very clever!
It was horrible to be on that side.
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332. And then, you've got
a new friendship out of it.
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333. Yeah, and 40 quid.
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334. Good, who's last?
There's only one more.
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335. The final faker is Frankie Foyle -
here we go.
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336. "In a sense, no-one is
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337. "In another realer sense,
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338. “the British security services
and the creative team behind
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339. "the Antiques Roadshow are to blame.
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340. "Farewell, Frankie."
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because like me,
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342. your body is so much more shocking
than your suicide could ever be.
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344. Oh, man that was very good.
This is tough.
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346. I feel like you're working
against me, Alex. I'm not.
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again, the hand?
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348. Yes, I can isolate just the hand.
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349. I really want to justify it
being higher than it is, Kiell.
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350. But, with the best will
in the world...
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351. But, you know, were Jenny's
fakes really good? No!
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352. What if I give them both
2 points down the bottom?
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353. So, Jenny and Kiell both get
2 points. They do. Right.
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356. I'm going to give Mae 4 points,
as well... Right.
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357. just because I think the harrowing
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358. deserves, on this occasion,
5 points.
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359. 2,2, 4, 4, 5 points to
Frankie Boyle! There you go.
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360. Scoreboard time.
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361. Frankie and Mae are at the top,
with 8 points each.
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363. Right! Right. On we go!
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364. Yes, next up is this.
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365. HORN HONKS REPEATEDLY
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366. HORN HONKS
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367. Hello, Alex!
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368. Hi, Jenny.
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369. HORN HONKS
GUITAR PLAYS
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370. HARMONICA PLAYS
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371. SPOONS CLANK
HORN HONKS
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372. Oh...
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373. the things have fallen off
my feet quite early doors.
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374. I've lost my bells,
and I've displaced my...
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375. HORN HONKS
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376. Hello, Kiell. Hello!
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377. I'm going to bring you your task.
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378. There you go, Mae. Thank you.
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379. "Play the instrument
indicated by the light.
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380. "Each time you play
an instrument correctly,
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381. "another will be added to the
sequence until you make a mistake.
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382. "Longest sequence wins.
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383. "There is a bonus point for
the person who sounds
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386. Sort of the best.
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387. "Your time starts when
the first light goes on."
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389. So, up there, there's drums.
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390. Where? Drums there. Drum. Yeah.
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391. Why does it - oh,
it's very badly drawn.
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392. Thank you.
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393. Hm, what the fuck is that?
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394. Obviously a harmonica.
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395. It looks like a sofa.
I thought it was a sofa.
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396. Yes.
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398. OK, when it comes to
musical ability,
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399. you don't often hear these two names
- and for good reason.
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400. It's Jenny and Ivo first.
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406. It was a lovely chord -
I think it's my only chord.
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407. STRUMS TUNELESSLY
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through round one. I'm glad!
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409. Round two.
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410. Good. It's now time for round three.
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411. STRUMS TUNELESSLY
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413. STRUMS CHORD
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414. BLOWS HARMONICA
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415. STRUMS CHORD
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Sounding good.
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420. Great performance.
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four now. Yes.
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432. Yeah, I've got a horrible feeling
that I got that wrong.
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by the occasion.
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You missed one.
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from "Old Honkfoot" Eclair there.
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447. Tragic.
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grouped together as equal failures,
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452. but it turns out I'd found
still a new depth.
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just five, that's all.
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five things in a row.
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Mae Martin also did this task.
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it's going to get stressful.
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every time.
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Ohh, man.
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a childlike naivety.
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Hope in your eyes.
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home in that clobber.
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being in a one-man band
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487. Hm. Yeah, sometimes it's just good
to say "well done," isn't it?
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so Alex can do his push-ups.
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the boy is ripped!
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491. We're back!
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Quick update.
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a sequence of lights.
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496. Longest sequence wins -
and there's only one player left.
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497. He's currently in last place
in the series, it's Kiell!
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498. Correct.
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AUDIENCE OOHS
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instruments? Hang on!
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goodbye, Kiell.
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HORN HONKS
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518. Good. The only negative thing
I can think to say is that in
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blowing a marble into a tube,
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blow issue.
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Music Boy's Asthmatic Boy.
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there were two Kiell clips,
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I'm going to fucking kick off, Alex.
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the wrong order. I'm so sorry.
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532. Kiel}, you have finished the
one-man band task. Ah!
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see if you can go further? Yeah.
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a cheeky boy.
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540. But eventually, I got 15. Yeah.
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541. Well, in that case, Kiell wins the
series, let's all go home.
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542. Good. So, Ivo and Kiell
came joint fourth.
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543. Yeah. So, they both get 2.
Jenny comes third.
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Mae and Frankie joint first,
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545. 5 points each!
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546. However, there is, of course,
one bonus point for the person
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548. Just for the cheeky head
wiggle alone... Ooh.
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give the guy a break,
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551. we'll give him the point.
Bonus point to Kiell!
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552. Well done, Kiell. Thank you.
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554. OK, and this one's a team one.
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555. Here we go.
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556. Shall we?
Yes, you do, go ahead, go ahead.
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557. "Salvage the most spoons.
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558. "Salvage the most spoons.
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559. "You may not leave the lab,
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560. "and all spoons must be salvaged
with a magnet.
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561. "Your salvager must not
remove their head wear.
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562. "Most salvaged spoons
brought to the lab wins."
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563. "Also, from now on,
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564. "you must speak in a very
high-pitched voice.
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565. "You have 16 minutes.
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566. "Your time starts,"
or should I say...
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567. "You have 16 minutes.
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568. "Your time starts now."
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569. Do we open the laptop?
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570. Open the laptop.
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571. Ah! Hello, Alex. Hello.
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572. I have your salvager here.
He has a magnet.
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I think you instantly became
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577. Absolutely horrified me
the moment you started speaking.
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579. OK, and we begin with
the team of three.
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580. It's Kiell, Jenny and,
with the same initials and voice
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581. as Mickey Mouse, it's Mae Martin.
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582. Kiel|, Kiell!
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583. Hello, yes.
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585. Am I blindfolded? Yes. Big style.
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589. so we can see what you're
looking at?
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the blue bin!
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592. I don't know where the blue bin is.
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595. To the barrel. The oil drum!
Oh, I've got the barrel.
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There is a screw.
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598. Did you get it?
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599. Ah, God. You're so close!
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600. One spoon. Did you get it?
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601. I did. We're going to have to work
out a better system than this.
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602. I think you should get on your
hands and knees, and crawl.
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603. I wouldn't do that.
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slowly till you feel the grass
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614. And then, veer slightly
to your right. To my right.
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in front of you. OK.
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618. Grope, grope in the grass.
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619. Grope the grass?
As close to the bath as you can.
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620. I don't know where the bath is.
Is it to my right, or my left?
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621. What's that? To your right, there's
a spoon right in front of you.
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622. I've got one. OK.
Try by the shed.
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Yeah, you're doing it.
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626. Kiell, Kiell, double spoon!
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627. Where?
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628. You need to sort of be
in the middle of the grass.
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630. OK, so direct my finger.
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to your right.
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back to the house.
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639. We're running out of time. Yeah.
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640. Kiell, you'll have to come
and find us in the lab.
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641. You guys have got to chat about
this blindfolding work.
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642. Kiell you have to come back
to the house.
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643. If you told me where
the house was, yeah.
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644. Turn to the right,
take five big steps.
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645. One, two...
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646. Stop. .. three...
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647. Turn to your right.
Turn to my right.
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Well, take one big step. One...
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649. Wait you've got to go around that.
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650. Around which way? Go to your right.
To the left, or to the right?
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651. To the right, to the right!
Left? To the left!
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652. Feel your way.
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653. Along the house, to the front door.
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654. Hands out! Stretch!
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656. I've stopped listening
to both of you.
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the corridor.
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Yes, you're almost here!
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659. Well done! Yes, Kiell! Yeah!
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Kiell playing an older brother
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a thousand times.
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664. He was weary from the moment they
started squeaking to each other.
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665. I found that voice so annoying.
So annoying.
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666. Yeah, and often, Mae was leading the
way with an attempt at instruction,
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668. "Yes, that's right!"
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669. Kiell was doing a lot of the work,
as well, he stumbled upon
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670. quite a few of the spoons.
They got a total of nine. Yeah.
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671. And he got back to the lab
with a minute to spare.
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672. He'd had enough. Oh, yeah.
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673. Right, that's the end of part three.
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and a scratchcard.
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675. And that's how we're going to end
a prime time TV show -
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677. Hello!
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678. Welcome back to the final
part of the show,
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679. and a team task involving the
salvaging of spoons.
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681. It's the team of two's turn now,
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and Ivo hunting.
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see some spoons, my friend?
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684. I can't see anything, Frankie,
I'm wearing some elaborate head wear.
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686. They've blinded me, Frankie.
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687. Only you can lead me to the spoons.
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689. And we see the caravan there.
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691. I'm hoping they've put
some spoons in this bath.
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the bath at knee height
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694. Stop, stop! Stop, Ivo!
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695. I'm at the bath.
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696. There's a spoon right
in front of you.
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left ledge, or the right ledge?
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speak in this voice.
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704. Oh, no, no.
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705. I've picked up the
previous spoons by mistake.
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706. Put your spoons in your pouch, Ivo.
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around, lvo, so that I can check
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708. there's no more spoons?
Look down...
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710. No, let's wander off somewhere else.
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711. You're dangling it too fast, Ivo!
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713. That was quite cross.
Get down!
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715. Ah, there's another.
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716. You've had six minutes
out of the 16.
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one more time. Where is it?
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720. Can we go again?
Now, Ivo, I'm going to guide you
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Stop there.
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little raised platform
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724. You don't want to walk into it,
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726. Forward, forward...
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727. Good, right in front of you.
Ooh! There you are.
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729. This is more spoons than
I could've possibly imagined.
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731. You've got three-and-a-half minutes.
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732. Ooh, Frankie lead me to the kitchen,
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734. Keep going forward, then.
Go forward.
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735. Have a look in the dome,
the dome might have spoons in it.
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736. Yeees!
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737. And you've dragged it into
another spoon.
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738. It's a two-er.
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739. Well done! Excellent work, Ivo.
Get out of there.
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741. We've gotta get to that kitchen.
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742. Ivo, you've had 15-and-a-half
minutes. Of how many?
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743. All the information's on the task.
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744. How many minutes have we got
in the whole task?
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745. We've had 15-and-a-half minutes.
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746. Really? I think we're nearly done.
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747. Oh, come into the lab, then.
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748. B... But Frankie,
what about the kitchen spoons?
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749. Straight forward. Keep going,
desperately, quickly!
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750. Run! It doesn't matter if you
hurt yourself, lvo!
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751. No, not in there, Ivo!
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753. You greedy bastard!
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754. WHISTLE BLOWS
You've got 30 seconds!
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absolute shocker.
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Shakespearian tragedy?
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Ivo didn't have to do
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immediately as I started
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the time pressure, Ivo,
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766. When I'd expressly told you not to?
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767. I mean, it's a game of quotes
for me from Frankie, as well.
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768. My favourite...
“I'm going to guide
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769. "you into a situation
of some danger."
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770. They did gather 22 spoons.
They were a great team.
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771. Oh! And do you know what's going
to happen here, Ivo?
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this episode,
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773. and somebody's going to go up
there and win 70 grand
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774. on a fucking scratchcard.
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775. You may well be right.
Frankie was in the lead.
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you've won two.
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777. So, points-wise, Greg, only one team
completed the task, they got...
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778. So they're the only ones that
can get any points. Oh, I see.
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779. 5. Er, Jenny, Kiel|, and Mae
all get 5 points each!
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780. Quick look at the scores.
Yes, well, I can tell you that
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782. but Mae is in the lead with
18 points! Lovely.
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783. All right, everybody, it's time to
stand up and get ready for
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784. the final task of the show!
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785. Having a little stretch?
Gentle stretching.
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786. Why not. Who's going to read the
task out, you lovely bearded boy?
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787. Frankie Boyle,
another loved bearded boy.
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788. "Stuff all these things
in your team mate's outfit.
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789. "If you're wearing a special outfit,
you must stay on your spot
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at all time.
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791. "Fastest wins."
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792. Straightforward stuff.
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to put in the trolley -
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795. OK, on your marks, get set...
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.. stuff!
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797. I've got a pocket.
I don't know what I'm doing, mate.
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798. Is Ivo allowed to wiggle like that?
I think so.
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799. It seems provocative.
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800. It's all gotta go in,
it's all gotta go in.
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806. Oh, it's close,
Frankie's away first.
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807. Toilet roll on the floor.
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809. Where's the plunger?
Don't know.
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it really exhausted me.
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813. Yes, and Greg, that's not the end.
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reading out the second...?
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just one of the teams.
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818. "Say how many things you stuffed
in your team mate's outfit.
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819. "If you're correct,
your points are doubled.
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820. "If you're wrong, the other
team gets your points.”
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821. Yes, so the winning team,
which is the team of three,
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822. have one minute to tell me
how many things they stuffed
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823. inside Kiell's outfit.
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824. If they are exactly right,
they will get 10 points each.
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825. If they're wrong, the team of two
will get 5 points each.
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826. That's crazy.
Can we take things out of his...?
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827. You've got one minute to do
whatever you want.
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828. Get the trolley out.
Your minute starts...
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829. WHISTLE BLOWS
You hand to me, you hand to me.
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830. Can I take my hands off my head now?
I'm counting, three... No.
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831. . Four, six, seven.
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832. Wait, wait. Got it.
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833. How many's that? Ten. 11. 12.
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835. 20. 25. Five seconds. 27, 28...
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836. Did you count these?
Er, yeah, yeah, yeah. 29.
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837. Sorry.
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838. WHISTLE BLOWS
That's your time up.
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839. This is the most excited
I've been for ten years.
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840. I'm going to need an answer,
team of three.
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841. I can't say it out loud.
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842. Go with your instinct. OK.
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843. We're going to go with 29.
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844. Please show them the birthday card.
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845. It's just there on your left.
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846. You love to see it.
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847. It's 29!
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848. Well done! Well done, well done.
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849. We'll add all that up
and see how it's affected
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850. the final scores. Come join me!
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851. One of the most exciting final
tasks, we've had in my opinion.
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852. Oh, yes - by miles, probably.
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853. It's not been a good last 15 minutes
for the team of two, scoring-wise.
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854. No. 15 points to these
in the last two tasks,
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855. and O to these.
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856. Which means Ivo is now rock-bottom
in the series, on 63.
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857. Frankie on 69. Ah.
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858. Kiell on 76. Mae 87. Jenny 88.
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859. That's our halfway point
of the series.
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860. That is terrible news to receive
with a toilet brush up your shirt.
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861. And this episode, Mae Martin
wins it with 28 points!
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862. Mae Martin wins!
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863. Please leap to the stage to
luxuriate in your luckiest things!
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864. So, what have we learnt today?
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865. In these uncertain times of
climate change and political unrest,
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866. a show like this should provide
much-needed light relief.
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867. What none of us needed to
hear tonight was...
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868. “No, Ivo, there's
no time to go into the kitchen!"
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869. We're halfway, see you next time.
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870. But for now, let's hear it for
the person at the top of
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871. their game today, Mae Martin!
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