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Taskmaster series 8, episode 7: ‘This is Trevor.’
In this week’s Taskmaster episode, put-upon Joe Thomas finally has his moment in the sun while Iain Stirling enjoys life as a pirate.
Now We’re Talking: Tug Coker and Tommy Dewey on the uproarious season 2
Now We’re Talking season 2 is even better than the first, and Tug Coker and Tommy Dewey explain how they made the magic happen again.
Taskmaster series 8, episode 6: ‘Rock ‘n’ roll umlaut.’
In the latest Taskmaster series 8 episode, Paul Sinha seizes upon a chance to clean out his flat and the show mocks the music industry.
Now We’re Talking: 3 reasons to catch it on CW Seed
Now We’re Talking is coming to CW Seed on Friday, and here’s why Tug Coker and Tommy Dewey’s comedy remains a must-watch.
Taskmaster series 8, episode 5: ‘Stay humble.’
In Taskmaster series 8, episode 5, Greg Davies pulls a cruel joke on two contestants while Alex Horne gets repeatedly hit by a door. And that’s just part of the episode.
Taskmaster series 8, episode 3: ‘Stuck in a mammal groove.’
Taskmaster is the most beautifully insane series on television, and though it’s no longer airing on The CW, the full eighth series is now streaming on CW Seed – and the first seven series are […]
Taskmaster series 8, episode 2: ‘A novel about Russian gulags.’
In Taskmaster series 8, episode 2, Greg Davies continues to torment a new panel of comedians (and Joe Thomas) with some help from the adorable Little Alex Horne.
Taskmaster: Alex Horne and Greg Davies bring their hilariously absurd series to The CW
Taskmaster’s Greg Davies and Alex Horne tell me about importing their off-the-wall comedy series onto The CW. Check out an exclusive clip!
Stargirl’s Neil Jackson creates a different kind of CW villain
Neil Jackson speaks about reuniting with Geoff Johns for The CW’s Stargirl and playing a supervillain in the new age of superhero TV.
