Taskmaster

In the episode, Russell Howard creates a piece of sticky‑tape architecture, while Tim Vine takes on a daring impersonation. Alex Horne is presented with a gift from Liza Tarbuck, and the programme concludes with the final announcement of the winner.

is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls within the comedy‑entertainment genre and is listed simply as an episode rather than a series or special. The format brings together a handful of well‑known British comic personalities for a series of short, loosely connected segments. In this instalment, Russell Howard takes a creative turn by devising a form of architecture built entirely from sticky tape. His invention is showcased as a quirky, makeshift structure that highlights his playful approach to everyday objects. The segment is framed as a light‑hearted experiment, emphasising the absurdity of constructing something seemingly permanent from a disposable material. The episode also features Tim Vine, who steps up to perform a daring impersonation that pushes the limits of his usual rapid‑fire style. Alongside him, Alex Horne receives an unexpected present from fellow comedian Liza Tarbuck, adding a brief moment of surprise and interaction between the two. Both bits serve to underline the programme’s focus on spontaneous comedy and the camaraderie among its participants. The final portion of the episode builds toward the climax: the announcement of the winner. After the various antics have unfolded, the show concludes by revealing who has emerged victorious, wrapping up the proceedings in a tidy, conclusive moment.