Beloved UK comedy show Taskmaster is getting its own VR game next month featuring the Taskmaster tyrant himself, Greg Davies (and of course Little Alex Horne). “Genuinely, this is extraordinary, ...

Taskmaster creator Alex Horne has revealed the inspiration behind the BAFTA-winning game show during an appearance on The Wheel, which will air on Saturday night ...

I’m a huge Taskmaster fan. The UK TV show pits five comedians (or funny-adjacent celebrities) against ridiculous tasks that are then arbitrarily scored by the titular taskmaster. Given that the tasks ...

As of 2025, there are 20 Taskmaster champions roaming the UK, all of whom revel in the prestige of owning the coveted golden ...

British game show "Taskmaster" kicked off its 18th season on the UK's Channel 4 on Sept. 12, but it is social media that has made the quirky comedy a viral phenomenon in the U.S. and beyond. Its ...

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Last One Laughing has surged up the UK streaming charts, overtaking previous rising hit Wheel of Time. Taskmaster favourites such as Lou Sanders, Bob Mortimer, Daisy May Cooper, Joe Lycett and Sara ...

Great British Menu is getting a shake-up for its next season, with Ed Gamble set to be replaced on the judging panel. He has an able successor, with comedian Phil Wang set to take his place.

EXCLUSIVE: Taskmaster, the quirky British game show, is taking another swing at the U.S. market with its own global streaming service. The team behind the series, which is produced by Last Week ...

Fans of LOL: Last One Laughing UK have declared the show “brilliant” whilst pleading for another season. The Prime Video series sees host Jimmy Carr welcome 10 famous comedians into a locked room, ...

AMID the rise in people using weight loss injections, Taskmaster star Greg Davies has revealed his incredible success on one ...

Taskmaster creator Alex Horne let slip the Channel 4 show's surprising origins during his appearance on BBC's The Wheel.