Get Your Luggage Through Security | Full Task | Taskmaster

[@joen0411]

If security didn’t spot the water bottle then you got through

[@ThePuliUkko]

Here you can put 2L liquid through security, so don't get that one.

[@jimmypatton4982]

@@ThePuliUkkoI had security check the water in baby bottles here and have me toss water in travel mugs.

[@Waffles783]

At 10:05 Greg says "*if* the passport was part of the rules, you can't have the points", then makes a look over as if waiting for someone to object that the passport wasn't in fact part of the rules. But nobody did, so Alex took over. I think it's a weak task overall (especially the water bit).

[@berndarndt9924]

Well, since greg is the judge, he should do better and ask alex to repeat the rules.

[@middlekingdomfarmrebeccapa5035]

I found this one frustrating because "everything was NOT on the task" this time. It did not specify the water or the passport. They just took Alex's word that they needed it.

[@redholm]

Yea. They let mike trough with the Water and even though it was bullying Jamali did get trough as well. That was annoying yea

[@PhilipWester]

@@redholm They let Mike through but Mike also received no points.

[@maxwell_edison]

They also technically would have seemingly allowed anyone to enter the maze at any point, even the end

[@ShaggyRogers1]

The water was the real dumb one. Requiring the documents to "get through security" makes sense. The bottle of water? That is on "security" to catch and not allow.

[@TheShockwave114]

@@maxwell_edison Alex did confirm that, that out of the box thinking is what taskmaster is all about

[@tshou520]

I would argue that it was security's job to find the water bottle.

[@barcafan1033]

Passengers can send liquid through security. Their bag will get pulled to the side and they’ll look a bit dim for forgetting they had it, but they’ll be able to continue their trip. Task was get all your luggage through security not get all of your luggage through security with no issues that might flag it.

[@david40k]

Through security, not through the xray scanner. Getting through security means you passed security screening.

[@barcafan1033]

It’s semantics, but it’s a comedic show for fun where the points are made up so it’s all good. I thought this was one of the more poorly designed and written tasks but intelligent minds can differ.

[@93DavidJ]

​@@david40kgetting through security just means that you get through security. Whether or not the security officers stop you is entirely up to them. If you make it through the security it doesn't matter what you have. You've made it through security.

[@val_de_maar]

​@@93DavidJyeah, Mike got through security. If the security guard (Alex) didnt stop them for the water, they got away with it. They got through security. In my mind Alex should have stood next to the machine and said: "Well sir, please remove the water from your luggage". Then Mike would have had to go through the luggage and find the water to pass security

[@ryanschwartz4959]

@@val_de_maar To be fair, the maze had a sign that said "Absolutely No Liquids Allowed", hence why Charlotte and Mike got disqualified. Though why Lee wasn't disqualified for leaving the pole behind when getting his boarding pass and passport, I don't know

[@josemaria8177]

Mike went into flashback mode to one of his hollidays abroad and fully believed he was about to board a plane to Costa Del Sol

[@blackdragoncyrus]

Mike taking the luggage with him after the task is something I imagine myself doing.

[@biggingeryeti]

I am in awe of Sarah's hair whenever she's on. She must go through conditioner like crazy.

[@Jan-de-Munck]

The passport and boarding pass weren't on the task, nor was the water not being allowed trough. It was just "get the luggage trough security". If there was some line about having to follow alex' instructions I guess it would be fair, but as is this was judged poorly by greg imo

[@val_de_maar]

Kind of surprised that Mike didnt object to it

[@lhfirex]

This group didn't have a lot of rules lawyer types who would argue points like that, but I agree it could've been argued and I bet Greg would've been convinced.

[@Waffles783]

Greg was setting them up to object that the task never said anything about the liquids or the boarding pass, but nobody took the bait.

[@CthulhuInc]

i enjoyed watching jamali in this season, especially his building anger towards alex - he's terrific!

[@ProVsCon]

Guys, there are signs in the maze specifically stating 'Absolutely No Liquid Allowed' and 'Please present your passport and boarding pass.' You can see them both very clearly at 2:40 and 5:29 and many other times throughout the task.

[@gildedbear5355]

But they aren't on the task and all of the rules are on the task.

[@youtube-kit9450]

So. The task was "get the bags through security". Not "obey the airline's rules while getting the bags through security". If your security fails to stop my bags from passing security, that's on you, that's the whole concept of smuggling.

[@jrobertech]

After watching dozens of episodes I've deduced that if Alex asks "Do you want me to stop the clock?" you've probably fucked it somewhere 😄

[@Ahlurglgr]

The passport wasn't a part of the rules, only the luggage

[@lunabelletheinsane]

Yep! Greg even makes it a point to say it and look at them asking them to speak up, because it in fact WAS NOT on the rules, but no one spoke up.

[@anthonyflindt3052]

Missed an opportunity at the start for "Taskmast-air"

[@bazzatron9482]

Nah, task doesnt say anything about a passport, nor does it prevent me from just laying down poles and putting the luggage through the scanner labelled "security". If its not on the task, its not a rule, its just set dressing. In the words of Alex: "it's all on the task".

[@lunabelletheinsane]

And that's where it's on the contestant to argue with Greg in the studio. However, the way you went about describing this just makes you sound like a prick. There's bending the rules within the spirit of the task and then there's bending/disregarding the rules because you're just a prick who wants to win and thinks the rules are dumb, rather than be clever and find an entertaining way to complete the task. And calling it not a rule, just a set dressing tells me you lean farther to the prick who wants to win than someone who wants to be clever and entertaining.

[@RealSalica]

Mike !! He was one of my favourite contestant !

[@123bluecatky]

Lee should have been disqualified. When he went back to grab the boarding pass and passport, he didn't carry the pole with him and broke that rule

[@youtube-kit9450]

This specific thing to me is the epitome why this task seems weirdly mean-spirited. Everything isn't written in the task. The task feels extremely un-taskmastery since in a normal taskmaster task, smuggling stuff through security somehow would be seen as a good thing and stuff like Jamali kicking the bags through security would be lateral thinking, and heck, if anything "smuggle this water bottle through security" *would* be a taskmaster task. The task is way too convoluted with too many rules for no reason. And the Lee thing shows that Alex was way too preoccupied with some perceived "gotcha" nonsense they didn't even pay attention if the contestants abided by the actual task rules. Just a huge fail of a task for me

[@hannahxx17]

"get all of YOUR luggage" mate none of that is mine task done before I started

[@FiXato]

My thoughts exactly; especially when one of the contestants said "yes, I definitely packed it" jokingly.

[@LawTaranis]

Sarah's "that's INSANE" fucking sent me

[@fayesummerill5100]

Am I the only one that thinks Lee should get no points too cause he didn’t take the post with him when he went to get the passport cause the rules state you must carry it for the remainder of the task..

[@tosmokefromseed3515]

Proof we need rhod as a 6th chaos contestant. Not one person thought to just move the ropes or go around the outside straight to alex

[@bootieos7701]

Knowing him, he'd probably fit Alex in an empty suitcase and push him through the machine.

[@OriginalPiMan]

"you must stay inside the maze until your luggage has been through the x-ray machine"

[@tosmokefromseed3515]

@OriginalPiMan ya doesnt say you cant move the maze and you could argue that staying in the maze requires you to be in the maze they started outside as did the luggage so keep it that way

[@OriginalPiMan]

@@tosmokefromseed3515 As long as you don't accidentally disconnect more than one pole, you might get away with it.

[@iambicpentakill971]

@@tosmokefromseed3515 You can argue whatever you want, doesn't mean that Greg allows it. Also, Rhod was way too rapey of a contestant. I really liked him before I saw him on TM.

[@sputnik8234]

also Lee walks back to pick up his documents without carrying the pole

[@Shmiguelly]

Ngl this is one of my least favourite tasks. It's more of a gotcha with the water thing than them being disqualified for something they were aware of.

[@xipheonj]

Only one was disqualified for water though, the other two failed rules they were explicitly told.

[@laluneodyssee4404]

Has way too many rules

[@val_de_maar]

​​​​@@xipheonjBending the rules has always been a part of Taskmaster which made it so entertaining. The task only said that you had to get the luggage through the xray machine. Alex just wouldnt turn on the xray if he didnt see the passport. If Jamali turned the machine on by himself, then fair play to him. He completed the task. Similar thing with Mike. Kind of like Taskmaster slowly losing its soul

[@xipheonj]

@@val_de_maar bending, yes, but not breaking. I agree that this task was pretty poor but Jamali forcing his bag through the machine was a child flipping a table because he was losing a game, not a clever exploit.

[@AyaBlue22]

@@xipheonj most of his task solving was comprised of just breaking or throwing things and calling it done, I think that was just his approach for the show.

[@vdubmerc3]

They should have asked for the TaskMaster PreCheck Security Clearance

[@FiXato]

"Get all of *your* luggage through security". "Sorry Alex, I don't know whose luggage this is; I didn't package it, so it isn't mine. I'm travelling without luggage."

[@-lyvenx3648]

i love mike so much

[@a_921]

you never know with this show. What if somebody had bypassed the maze with the luggage, left the luggage at the machine, stepped back so that they were "inside" the maze and asked Alex to scan it?

[@Danburybeeches]

This one’s got Tim ‘I hate everyone and everything’ Key all over it.

[@haroerhaktak2613]

Everybody is getting upset because not everything was on the task. But that's just part of the show. Sometimes it is, sometimes it's not. sometimes they can "cheat" and just get someone else to do the task, sometimes they can ignore the rules. It's not about following the rules, it's about having fun.

[@blackbonsai]

Lee clearly picked up the passport without the pole he picked. 0 points.

[@ansarabaig]

Yayyyy I love new videossss

[@jamestravers6665]

(breaks out trusty Taskmaster typewriter) ....right *crack!* Alex and Greg decided to do a little roleplaying where Alex was the cute flight attendant and Greg was the big burly security guard.... they caught each other after a shift over the gulf of Mexico....

[@talesofthebrad]

This is exactly the kind of task I wish I could try myself.

[@fairlyfactual451]

Probably the most poorly worded task in Taskmaster history. The task asked for the contestants to get their luggage through. It did not mention the need to follow other rules written elsewhere. As far as I am concerned ignoring the passport and water does not matter so long as the bags made it through the scanner.

[@lunabelletheinsane]

It was worded that way on purpose though - to give the contestants the chance to argue their way out of the DQ's. They love it when contestants get to argue their way to higher points or out of DQs and they had it so easy for them here and no one picked up on , even when Greg gave them a HUGE bone and left it wide open for anyone to pick it up and argue against the DQ about the water.

[@WarChallenger]

*you* must remain inside the maze. Man, just stick to the perimeter and wheel the cart outside the labyrinth completely.

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

The luggage had to remain within the maze as well.

[@WarChallenger]

@@bloodymarvelous4790It’s not explicitly written. And since this task seemed to be up in the air anyway, there’s room to argue.

[@ndyKong]

Smile! Sweet! Sister! Sadistic! Surprise! Service!

[@WolvieXXXZandalari]

I hope this task comes back up at some point. Its a good one.

[@lunabelletheinsane]

"Get All Of Your Luggage Through Security. You Must Stay Inside The Maze Until Your Luggage Has Been Through The X-Ray Machine." - This task was designed for the contestants to argue their way to five points. Every series there is a task or two that is designed to make the contestants mad and see how observant or whether they pay attention. - They could follow the simplistic way the task was set up, or think outside the box. Not many did - and no one caught that they didn't have to do everything Alex said at the end since it wasn't worded that way on the task. - No one spoke up about the water or passport not being on the task - no one noticed. They were just things Alex said to make them frustrated and take getting through security longer. Greg makes it a point to even say something about them being part of the rules, which they weren't, and still no one spoke up, he even made a face, he wanted them to speak up and say they were not on the rules. - I couldn't help but think if this task had been given to Series 7 or Series 12 (which is the series after this group) it would have been far more entertaining - and the contestants would have definitely argued with Greg about the water and the passport. One of them would have noticed.

[@toggtlas7099]

I'm going to agree with everyone else that this task was horrendously bad. Very inconsistent enforcing of the rules and DQ'ing contestants for failing something that were never a part of the task to begin with. At the very least the task should have said "Obey all the rules of the airport"

[@youtube-kit9450]

Worst part is that Lee blatantly should have been disqualified for not carrying his pole. This shows me that the whole task was just made in bad faith with the stupid gotchas as the only point because Alex didn't even bother looking if the other contestants didn't break any actual task rules.

[@Ghiaman1334]

Yeah, no, didn't watch this episode for context but that seems like a badly written task. The passport and water parts should not count, or should count and be on the task. 'All your belongings, legally, through security.' Or maybe extend the task and make it 'Get through passport check and security. You must be approved by Alex. All your bags must be allowed through security. [Insert rules here].'

[@CthulhuInc]

and what's with that albatross fuselage in the background???

[@AndrewTBP]

It’s seabird flavour. You should be able to work out where they filmed!

[@garyfranks4935]

Anyone know the location this was filmed as I can see a WW1 (reproduction?) Albatross D1? in the background.

[@Milehighcity303]

Thank you Taskmaster Greg!!!!!!

[@notalostnumber8660]

What about going around the maze?

[@Trockenshampooleopard]

*You* must stay inside the maze. Says nothing about the luggage. So: step over all the ropes, push the cart around the maze.

[@deity5592]

Everyone even forgot about the whole rule where you can't go outside the maze until you're luggage is through rule lmao What a mess

[@GGoAwayy]

They should have just licensed that actual "Adiemus" song for the beginning pf the clip

[@supermoo7087]

This’ll be a good one I can tell!

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

This is an old series.

[@TakenTook]

It just occurred to me that tasks they've had in an airport setting were probably during the travel restriction portions of the pandemic. I always wondered how they had entire wings of an airport empty to do the filming, but seeing that they are all sitting far apart here, it now starts to make sense.

[@Reznor1983]

4:36 Cutest woman ever.

[@dp-g5i]

How did no one think to just go round the outside?

[@davidmcgill1000]

One of the very few rules was to go through the maze. Said nothing about the boarding pass or liquids though. A very poor task.

[@dp-g5i]

@@davidmcgill1000 I agree it's not that good of a task, but Alex does occasionally explain extra rules before the task begins, which he did this time

[@flash4680]

I don't think it was against the rules to just go around the entire thing to alex.

[@ginwar7097]

I would've ran the luggage through the maze in my hands-not use the dolley- so maybe three trips running at full speed.

[@gildedbear5355]

"all the rules are on the task." I really wish that /anybody/ had used that as a defense. The passport and water "rules" were not on the task.

[@lunabelletheinsane]

Greg specifically set this up, waiting for someone to object. They wanted them to object but no one did. This group wasn't as lively as some of the past contestants. He said it at some point, and pointedly looked around at them and no one said anything so they didn't pick up on it.

[@youtube-kit9450]

The worst part is that Lee just blatantly ignored a rule written in the actual task but Greg and Alex were so hung up on the BS "gotcha" DQ stuff that they somehow completely overlooked it. Shows imo even more that that stuff was set up in bad faith for a cheap gotcha.

[@Xhadp]

Yeah didn’t like this task. I guess the concept the “boarding pass” would be separate from the task letter could’ve made for a great execution since the first thing someone would would scan the entire letter for a nice fake out. But alas it leads to nothing just like how the maze and sea of bags aren’t used to great effect in the task. So it ends up as a dud for me.

[@randyastle3301]

Plus what if it’s a domestic flight to Coventry or something-or nowhere? No passport needed! We Yanks fly without passports all the time.

[@MateusSFigueiredo]

-Disconnect rope -Hit pole with bag -Maze is reset -Rules are reset -Disconnect additional rope -Repeat

[@lhfirex]

Probably a bad way to do this task, but I forget if I heard you have to reconnect the ropes if you hit a barrier. So.... disconnect a rope near Alex, hit the barrier intentionally, disconnect another rope near Alex until you have a short path, bring your luggage through the new short path, pick up the disconnected pole (in whatever order you need to fulfill the task's wording) and go through security! Knowing how slow I am I'd probably wind up with the worst time doing that, though, and that's assuming it still fits the rules. I absolutely love Jamali bullying Alex and his joke about him getting extra scrutiny at the security point. Part of what makes Taskmaster funny to me is when contestants find a way to make Alex's behavior look bad. I also laugh so much when Greg portrays him as a horrible sexist or other things in his talk in the studio.

[@floataway3]

I believe the task mentioned the maze resets, they likely just edited those bits out for time.

[@iliketrains3495]

Ah yes, one of the worst tasks of all time, making the rubbish robots look like the boilersuit/tying task. Series 11 was a massive improvement over series 10 but the extremely convoluted task format from that series did seep into this one, and it wasn't exactly fun to watch. Also, the DQ rulings were totally unfair; Charlotte deserved to be DQd for not restarting the maze, but DQing Jamali and Mike completely goes against the 'all the information is the task' philosophy as the task never said you had to show a passport or take the bottle out, nor did it mention obeying the signs. Catching out Mike was especially unfair and I'm glad they didn't keep doing the whole 'hidden trap that causes a DQ unless you spot it' thing after this (except the salt task in this series, which I did like). Furthermore, Lee should have been DQd because he didn't carry the pole with him when going back for the passport. Alex was also very inconsistent on informing them if they messed up; he told Lee and Sarah about the liquids and when they touched a pole, but not Mike or Charlotte. But hey, it's nice to see Picnic Girl doing somewhat well after her complete nightmare on Champion of Champions 3.

[@Waffles783]

I think at 10:05 Greg was setting someone up to object that the passport wasn't part of the rules, but nobody took the bait.

[@youtube-kit9450]

Yeah. Unneccessarily complicated and tedious? Yup. Basically no room for creativity because of how much isn't allowed? Yup. Clearly just a task to frustrate the players? Yup. And it's the only task in the series I know of that has a DQ condition not written in the task. And I argue is straight up BS. And it's especially egregious because it was so obvious Alex was solely focused on those stupid "gotcha" DQs because somehow, Lee blatantly ignoring a rule didn't get a DQ. The salt one imo doesn't belong in this category because it's a very classic taskmaster fakeout of "you just thought it was salt but nothing ever said it was salt". Just rewrite the task - "Get the luggage through security. Obey the airport's rules. Fastest wins. Your time starts now." Would still be a shit task with the pole rules and whatnot, but now the signs actually are part of the task. Cuz right now, it's opposite of the taskmaster spirit - the spirit of "Taskmaster" would be that security would catch bottles and liquids on you, but you could save time removing all of it if you can smuggle it past him, not "oh this airport wouldn't allow liquids so if you get through security with it, you get DQ'd". Heck, "smuggle as much contraband past the luggage security check" would be *what an actual taskmaster task would look like.*

[@iliketrains3495]

@@youtube-kit9450 The only other DQ instance I can think of similar to how you described is the marmite one where Nish was disqualified for using actual marmite, which was never stated in the task, and besides the 90's prize task I think it's the only time someone has been disqualified from a subjective task without breaking any actual rules

[@youtube-kit9450]

@@iliketrains3495 Yup, only prize task someone was disqualified in. And honestly, I think the Marmite one wasn't a DQ not based on something never stated in the task. Nish didn't make Marmite. He bought Marmite and put some shit in it. If a task was "make bread", you wouldn't have made bread if you just bought bread at the store and threw hot water and vinegar at it. Contrast it with the series 10 coconut water task - there, it's only said "drink one full tablespoon of coconut water", not "open a coconut and drink its water". Hence why taking pre-packaged coconut water is perfectly within the rules. If the task said "Fill this jar with Marmite. You have 10 minutes to order the ingredients", Nish's move imo would've been perfectly valid.

[@babalonkie]

"Get all YOUR luggage through security" 1) None of that luggage is actually theirs. 2) Zero mention of passports. I would of intentionally just adheared to the maze rules (it's on the card) and put whatever i had in my pocket through the machine. Thats it. TM is all about "what's on the card". Jemal should of debated Greg.

[@MorningDusk7734]

Pausing just after reading the task to give an answer and guesses. My first instinct is to open all the luggage just to see if there's anything hidden that would help/harm me, before packing up and stacking on the trolley as low as possible. My second instinct is that the task said nothing about moving posts without disconnecting them, so I would drop one rope, then shift all the posts as far to one side as possible to clear the way without disconnecting them, then bring through the luggage and ducking a second rope to get to the end, lifting the rope so the luggage doesn't touch. I would also remember that shoes and electronics go in a separate bin, and fluids cannot be greater than a few ounces.

[@MovieNut14]

Ironically, this is what going through airport security is like in real life.

[@GoodKingMort]

Let’s be honest this was a weak task unfortunately.

[@johncameron4194]

I’m so mike

[@ancienthero3170]

badly written task and badly judged tbh

[@youtube-kit9450]

Could've been fixed so easily. "Get your luggage through security, obeying the rules of this airport. Fastest time wins. The time starts now." Wouldn't change much that the rules are unneccessarily complicated, but that way it would actually work the way the task apparently was meant to work.

[@Mhtravels3]

This is so dumb. Different rules for different people

[@zacharygrouwinkel1534]

Mike getting DQed in this task is the single greatest travesty on TM. Worse than Joe Wilkinson’s potato.

[@93DavidJ]

Poorly designed task imo.... Nothing about the passport was in the rules on the task. Nothing about the contents of the luggage was in the task rules.

[@tpilot_error404]

If you want to pass luggage control you need the passport. Part of the task. I worked at an airport actually making mazes and stuff and people never get it , except autism types. Luggage should be put side by side not on top of each other sliding off. Real life based task. Not make a piano outta bananas stuff.

[@MyNameIsNeutron]

The task said "through security," not "through the maze and the machine."

[@93DavidJ]

@@tpilot_error404 then that should have been in the task. The entire show is about following the letter of the task. Finding loopholes. Things like luggage content and passport rules are the responsibility of the security officer to enforce. Not the passenger. The security officer has the responsibility to enforce whatever the rules of that particular airline is. This is a badly designed task.

[@93DavidJ]

@@MyNameIsNeutron The entire show is about following the letter of the task. Finding loopholes. It says through security. They made it through the fake security. Things like luggage content and passport rules are the responsibility of the security officer to enforce. Not the passenger. The security officer has the responsibility to enforce whatever the rules of that particular airline is. The scanner should have gone off with the contraband and forced them try again or something if that was part of the task. This is a badly designed task.

[@johndenverfan]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@johncameron4194]

Ummmyeah unfair rules.

[@Ahlurglgr]

Smile Sweet Sister Sadistic Surprise Service

[@frag2k12]

All these people complaining iTs NoT oN tHe TaSk don't realise what the task is stating. Get your bags through security. But there are clear signs all over the task that are the road blocks for this. A sign saying no liquids, another saying passport and boarding pass. This is taskmaster, there is a reason they are there just like any hint signs like 'look under the table', so it is the fault of the contestants for not realising the signs were part of the task and questioning why they were there.

[@youtube-kit9450]

The point is that the task is "get the luggage through security". Not "get the luggage through security while obeying the laws". Smuggling a water bottle through security while it wouldn't be allowed in "the setting" (but not disallowed in the task itself) would be, in fact, an incentive in a normal taskmaster task, not a stupid sneaky "gotcha" just to DQ people in an already unneccessarily convoluted task. "This is taskmaster", yeah taskmaster where the letter of the task matters, not signs elsewhere, and in fact those signs would be the point of the task like "Smuggle water through airport security" in a taskmaster task to the spirit of taskmaster. Not to mention they were super strict on these not-actually-rules-of-the-task-rules but Lee Mack was just deadass ignored having broken an actual rule mentioned on the task which imo shows even more they were more focused on the bad-faith gotcha nonsense instead of the actual task. I also don't remember any task in the future right now where they had such a completely nonsense gotcha thing, the only one remotely similar being the series 16 buttons task where a button, when pressed, DQd you. And even there, the button that DQ'd you had "don't" written on it and you had the button labels with one having "DANGER" written on it. But honestly, bad task aside, it was obvious Greg was going for that angle by loudly proclaiming "thems the rules" and looking around and waiting for someone to argue up the point.

[@toggtlas7099]

"This is taskmaster". Have you ever watched the show? Your reasoning that the 'contestants should know to follow the implied rules' is literally against everything this show stands for. If the task doesn't explicitly tell you to obey all the rules of the airport that is not part of the task. I'm amazed you failed to grasp THE CORE CONCEPT OF THE SHOW.

[@frag2k12]

@ Wow talk about a bad take, do you even watch the show? Obviously not, many tasks have nots around that if contestents just looked would guide them towards the solution. The build a bridge to hold a potato literally had words on the boat and signs everywhere that would lead people to look under the table where better materials were. Count the dots on the panel while answering the door has a phone ring in the middle of the task. These things are there with the expectation for the contestents to question whether they have meaning and use. But I guess you just watch clips not understand the CORE CONCEPT OF THE SHOW.

[@broccolee4328]

This task has way too many unnecessary layers.

[@youtube-kit9450]

Yeah, during series 10-11, it seemed they ran out of writing tasks more simply and just made a bunch of them convoluted and over-engineered with many rules. Like, if the pedometer task had been in this series or series 10, it would have been: "Record the highest number of steps on this pedometer. You may only use this pedometer. You may not touch the pedometer with anything but yourself and from (this box with completely useless nonsense). If you fail to step for 5 seconds, you are disqualified. You may not leave this dome. Your time starts now" or something. Like how the pints-from-phonebooth-to-caravan was absurdly difficult or the egg-to-frying pan one restricted you to an extreme degree or the one with the doors in the garage.

[@squiglemcsquigle8414]

Bad task ngl

[@ratedRblazin420]

Garbage task

[@TheJanooby]

nobody: Jamali: ItS bEcAuSe I aM bRoWn

[@originerd]

first ?

[@MisterT50000]

Neil Armstrong.

[@jort93z]

Since when do they check the passport at security? They check that at immigration, no? Its not in the task either.