It’s Stormester time!
I'm your Taskmaster, Lasse Rimmer.
Five well-known Danes have to solve quirky tasks -
- because I'm interested in how five brains solve the same problem.
Let's greet them.
Christian Fuhlendorff.
Lina Rafn.
The T is silent. Nikolaj S(t)okholm.
Ruben Søltoft.
And Julie Ølgaard.
Welcome. Shut up, you look good.
And you too.
I hope you at home will speculate and see -
- whether you can come up with other solutions to the tasks.
It's hard not to!
The five don’t know how the others have solved them.
As always, I decide who has done best and worst.
But I get a little help from my personal assistant, Mark Le Fèvre.
Why not introduce yourself? What do people need to know about you?
I want viewers to know I don’t like you, Lasse.
But that I love you.
It is reciprocated, Mark Le Fevre. I don’t like you either.
But?
Hi.
You must introduce the first task -
- in which we see what prize we’re vying for.
We have asked one of the five to bring a personal possession -
- that they are very reluctant to do without.
We've asked you, Julie.
It's a gift I got from my mother, so we’re already there.
You can’t imagine it, but I sometimes -
- get up into the red box.
Do you sometimes move down from the purple to the red field?
That's why I need relaxation and just to get down.
This wonderful thing has helped me many times.
Is it an oxygen bottle?
- It's a nice massage mattress. - Oh ...
Then you lie on it, and seriously, you can’t be angry.
I'm not good at not being on the go all the time.
Your mother says if you use the massage mattress -
- then you're not angry afterwards.
No, that's not what she said, Lasse.
May I ask on Mark's behalf: Have you ever used it?
Now I think you are strict.
She said: You deserve to relax a little.
Try unplugging. I'm not that good at that.
But I do it because I have it there.
- But shouldn’t it be in a socket? - Yes yes.
It's a nice gift.
You’re simply some dung.
- I don’t understand. - No, but it ...
I just want to warn you: She's about to be where she's hitting.
Can we bring the mattress down?
I thought you’d appreciate it.
It's a really good gift.
We're just not sure it's healthy for us -
- if you get rid of it.
I'm sure everyone can appreciate a massage mattress.
Otherwise, you can appreciate the points you can reap in the overall score.
Over eight weeks, our five participants compete -
- for this beautiful trophy. These golden hamster cheeks.
You became Lord in one of the previous programs -
- so you should also have a crown.
There are bonus points for finding one that fits.
There's not a little cat queen for him?
- No, you don’t get a crown. - A princess crown?
Nothing to knock the bottom out of the barrel.
Tell us what the first task of the evening is about.
Give me some to choose from.
There’s a good mixed bag.
I have something to do with building a tower.
I have something with a potato.
I also have something where a little cunning solution is hidden.
Since I’ve written the tasks, -
- it sounds suspiciously like three ways to describe the same task.
I wouldn’t rule that out.
- Then I'll take it. - Cool.
Welcome.
No, how cozy.
I hope that potato isn’t needed for anything.
It's weird.
"Make the tallest tower for the potato."
"Only with items you find on the table."
"Tallest potato-bearing tower wins."
"You may not use the existing buildings or train tracks."
"You have 20 minutes. Time starts now.”
Existing buildings ...?
Can you tell us what items are on the table?
There are lots of good things.
Chewing gum, straws, rubber bands, toothpicks, spaghetti, playing cards.
Lovely construction media when making a tall tower.
What are the rules?
In 20 minutes, they have to build a tall tower that can bear a potato.
They may only use things from the table.
However, not the existing buildings or the railway.
- It's pretty simple. - Yes, who should we see first?
I have a person whose motto is that rules exist to be broken.
And I am there to be exploited.
That’s Julie Ølgaard.
Do I have to use the houses? I forgot that already ...
- Read what it says. - So stop now!
- Now I've done it all. - Then not very nice.
There are no particularly good things.
When I’m not allowed to use the buildings, may I set them up as well?
Can they support my tower?
That’s up to Taskmaster Lasse.
I think they must.
No, can you feel how good will it be?
I am very confident.
It’s a very good tower.
Why am I shaking?
Okay ... That's very good.
I have no idea what I'm doing at the moment, but it's going to be good.
Can I ask for some glue?
- Should I get some glue? - Yes, could you?
At least I think I win for creativity.
- Glue. - Cool cool cool.
Come on, you're holding.
It stays there! No, that was a miracle.
- Congratulations. - Thanks.
But she used glue that was not on the table.
I feel like that task has been rewritten since I made that tower.
How many rules did we have?
There were two rules.
How many rules did Julie break?
I would say five.
Where did you get that glue from?
I don’t know. I've never heard that before.
Where do you get a banana from?
It was Mark who picked it up. He misled me.
So why not get him to pick up a ladder?
Why a banana and a tube of glue?
I don’t know why he picked up a banana.
Because she asked me to pick up a banana.
No, I don’t think ... I don’t think I said banana.
Julie, we're only about halfway through the season -
- and I'm already tired of saying this sentence:
"Julie, you're disqualified for breaking the rules."
I got a little help with my vocal cords:
"Julie, you are disqualified!"
Then it's decided. Where are we going?
Here you get a piece with Lina, Ruben, and Stokholm.
Uh, that's my favorite sandwich.
I have no idea if this can work -
- but I'm trying.
Oh, there’s chewing gum, too!
What do I want with that?
I will use chewing gum as an adhesive.
I don’t think the straws can reach higher.
It’s about stabilizing, so as not to be a klutz.
Hey, great.
No, that's not good.
Should I touch your snot? I'm touching your snot.
So let go, you disgusting human being.
Chewing gum always works well in the Olsen Gang.
It probably would suit me to think it through a little more.
Goal!
25 cm.
I say stop, let go -
- and then you have to be quick to measure it.
74 cm.
20 seconds left.
Three, two, one ...
And we measure.
40 cm.
- Ouch! - Are you okay?
- Whoa, were there more things? - Was there more chewing gum underneath?
Mark, how can it be that Ruben stares almost directly -
- on better solutions without noticing them?
There’s a very simple explanation.
You can’t see it in the picture -
- but under the table, there is a camera lens.
And if there's one thing Ruben can’t pass up -
- then it's an opportunity to just get his face on.
Ruben, you made a stately tower.
You just missed the chance for better building blocks -
- without, for example, sending Mark out for glue and bananas.
- What about creativity? - We can talk about that.
We are missing one. Fuhlendorff. Can we see him?
"Make the tallest tower for the potato only with items on the table."
Well then, I’ll go down below and take some of what's down there.
There is duct tape! Like this.
The tallest tower.
But a potato tower?
I wonder if the potato should stand, or you can stick it through it.
Because then I could put the potato in the middle.
It’s also a very modern look.
I know how much Lasse values aesthetics.
For he is a very cultured man.
I wish I had made something nicer.
The tallest potato tower.
But it doesn’t have to be on the table, right? Well.
I'm going upstairs.
And time’s up.
Well, then it's just measuring.
Great.
- That was good. - Thanks.
Cynics would look at it and say: That was suspicious enough -
- that the first thing he does is look under the table.
But it's not that suspicious, is it?
No, no, this is ...
He's so short, he can look straight inside.
Ouch.
It wasn’t collusion.
I would almost call it a kind of tactic.
Elaborate on that.
I have the evidence. It's easier just to see it.
Every time he enters the laboratory -
- then it's like he's just ... Is there anything?
It's hard to tell whether it's genius or paranoia.
Good thinking. Great.
But inappropriate when it comes to dinner and stuff like that.
It seems like you are wondering about people.
But I always do that now.
- How high was the tower? - Very high.
It was 348 cm.
Much of it was spiers, but spiers are part of a tower.
I guess there are 5 points to Christian Fuhlendorff.
Completely right.
4 points for Nikolaj Stokholm with an impressive 74 cm.
- 3 points for Ruben with 40 cm. - Only 40?
- Only 40. - Like that.
2 points for Lina with 25 cm.
And when it comes to Julie, then ...
"Julie, you're disqualified for breaking the rules."
We have seen quite a few tasks where the participants go into a room -
- without knowing what awaits them.
Maybe we could vary it a little bit?
Um, of course, yes, we can ...
Yes that ...
Yes, we can.
How nice it is.
Something bad is coming up, is it?
It looks like Mark.
What does it say?
"Surprise Mark when he comes out of the shed in one hour."
But can’t I just use this again?
"Time starts now." Okay ...
That is, I have to come up with something that he doesn’t expect.
I wanted to know if you could come to Charlottenlund? [TM house location]
Now I have an idea.
I'm so looking forward to this task, Mark.
Yes ... I feel exactly the opposite.
I guess you five have enjoyed this task?
Yes!
Didn't you just get him to pick up a lot of stuff -
- that should surprise him?
Here I did well. I think.
All that Mark was told was -
- he should sit in the shed for an hour and then come out.
And what I say, Mark does.
I hope you got to cut some small wooden figures inside the shed.
I got a lot of things done inside that shed.
I want to decide who we should see first. Are you surprised?
No, it's written down. It's all planned.
Then I would like to start with Julie.
Why weren’t you more scared?
Where did you hire that clown?
He’s the slowest clown in the world.
It’s waiting. Mark stands looking at it.
And then it thinks: That must be him.
And it's no surprise that Mark's coming out -
- because exactly one hour has passed.
So you can even count down.
Maybe the clown is thinking: It might not be Mark.
Maybe someone else will come out.
There I had actually thought of you and your well-being, right?
Obviously.
The first bucket that was handed to me was ice cold.
Then I said: It's simply too cruel.
It's a shame to soak Mark with ice cold water.
Yes, he must have hot water!
He needs to be scalded.
It was lukewarm. A nice temperature.
Ah, that feeling of being pissed on.
- No, you know what, Lasse? - That was nice of you.
He wasn’t going to get sick.
How surprised were you?
I'm talking about the whole experience. Not clown and water separately.
On a scale of 1 to 10: I'm saying a 7.
It would have been higher if you don’t think about -
- how many other things you exposed me to.
It is very mild there.
We're in a place now, Julie, where you could have just waited an hour.
Then Mark comes out and you don’t hit him.
- What the hell? - That would’ve been a 10-er.
Let’s see if we can get higher up the scale.
How about a ride in the carousel with Ruben?
Gladly.
Hey, darling.
I’m pregnant.
Aren’t you surprised?
Well, hell ... what?
It's with me.
So there will be some really nice kids.
- You're not pregnant, are you? - Yes yes.
We agree, Mark, that it's your girlfriend standing there?
Yes, right now she’s still, at least.
Just so we get a number on. How surprised were you?
A good 9. It's clear then.
I start by being surprised. But then he says he's the father.
That calmed me down. I'm thinking, well, phew!
Then the child is not my problem.
Or .. that's it, but yes.
9!
It’s nice.
Yes, yes, yes, but that doesn’t necessarily mean -
- that I'm more impressed by that surprise than by Julie's.
It's just Mark's reaction. I'm the one in charge.
And I also decide this: I would like to see Fuhlendorff.
Just come out, Mark.
Now it's going on. Come over here.
- Hi there. - He’s a doctor.
If you stand there.
Then I will ask you to take a bite of the apple.
Once you've eaten it, just throw it over there.
Here are three pills you need to eat.
All three? And you're a real doctor?
Here is a carrot, too.
Here is quinoa. It's a porridge.
Then you just drink.
Then you need to eat a grape.
Come.
Then we go up on the treadmill and set it at 10 km per hour.
We can stop it now.
And I say to the Taskmaster at home:
Mark Le Fèvre is now more than healthy. He's surprised.
Wouldn’t you also say that as a doctor?
Shut up, that's stupid.
We have talked about your challenges as a dyslexic on this program.
So if I read something wrong, that's what happened.
The letter said 'surprise'. [overrask]
I was supposed to make him more healthy. [mere rask]
I could see that when I saw the other two I was next to.
- Were you surprised? - Not really.
I ate three pills, but I was never told what they were.
I don’t know what it was.
It must be said in Fuhlendorff's defense -
- that the three pills have probably been prescribed -
- because there was a man in a coat.
And he was a doctor. 100% doctor.
You can see that on the smock.
He is primarily the one who carries it through.
You might not be here today, Mark -
- if it weren’t for that. I've saved your life. I saved Mark Le Fevre’s life.
It's a 10, Lasse.
No, it's impressive, but that's not what it's about.
If I were to be surprised, Mark should have been dying -
- and you should have failed to save him.
It's very much me.
Fuhlendorff, you work both on amazing -
- and the dyslexia scale here, and you know what?
I can’t deny that it benefits you.
First, I want to see Stokholm.
Here you go.
- Yes, please. - You're welcome.
- Should I just open it? - Yes, there's a letter.
"Perform as many classic jokes as you can -
- in 10 minutes. Most jokes wins."
"No jokes may be repeated."
"If there is a break of more than 10 seconds between two jokes -
- the last one performed is not included in the score."
"Nikolaj whistles 10 seconds after each joke ends."
"So the next joke must have started before the whistle."
"Do not read jokes aloud."
"Time starts when ..." Yeah, okay.
Three gay men are sitting at a bar and ...
What if it's longer than 10 seconds?
Sitting there ... A fish comes swimming and ...
- It should take 10 seconds. - No, but there’s no more.
It was surprising!
- Do I sound like that? - Yeah ...
I wasn’t sure who the real Mark was -
- before removing the skullcap.
I even noticed -
- that my "goodbye" sounded completely like Mark Le Févre.
It was quite impressive.
And you have re-created my study.
Not bad work either.
You have re-created Mark Le Févre.
It must’ve been like looking at yourself in a mirror.
Is that the scenario, it's the scenario that should surprise -
- or the fact that you have written a formally completed task -
- in which you then interrupt him?
Is that the surprise? I'm not quite clear.
It's also because, then, I had re-created all this -
- and then I think the man comes out of the shed like this:
And then says "what the hell" and then badabab-badabab.
But he did not.
Then he sat down. Then I panicked.
Then I took out the horn I always have up my ass.
That foghorn is an emergency solution because you don’t look more surprised.
No, as he reads the long wording, it was ...
And you will be very surprised by the airhorn.
I got a huge shock.
And then it's supposed to end there -
- but then you kept reading.
And it was annoying that they didn’t edit it out.
But fair enough.
There you forget that I am very conscientious.
Your duty right now is to tell us -
- how surprised you were on a scale of 1 to 10.
- Six ... - No?
... and twenty.
If the surprise had only been the airhorn -
- where would we be then?
10.
Won’t you surprise me with the fifth and final surprise?
Lina Rafn!
- Mark Le Févre. - Hm-hm-hm. Lina Rafn.
- You must find your task. - Yes, please.
"Get this model ready for the photo shoot."
"Make sure her makeup is perfect."
"When you are done, the makeup must contain ..."
"... foundation, contouring ..."
"Strong eyebrows. Liquid liner. Sharp lip."
"The photographer takes pictures of the model in 20 minutes."
“Time starts now."
- Hi there. - Hi.
Now ...
- Should I hold? - You may do that.
Hm-hm!
- Are you surprised? - Yes.
- Should I do it? - I definitely think so.
I can easily do that. There is nothing easier.
You have chosen the same solution as Stokholm.
Yes, it annoys me in Pomerania -
- that I should follow someone who was so well executed!
But you'd knocked a model off the ground -
- and a complete spread, not just a small selection of makeup.
That's it.
Mark, you spent 20 minutes trying to beautify the model -
- for a photo shoot. That's the before picture.
I solved the task.
- No ... - Yes.
I just want to take that with reservations, because that's what she looked like afterwards.
That is a solved task.
At least we know who's going to play the Joker in the new Batman movie.
How surprised were you?
7.
Now I have to rank you.
It comes with a rather loose interpretation of the idea of ​​being surprised.
- Are you going to give points now? - Yes.
Just a moment.
So just give them while he's gone. What are the points?
I really don’t think one should give points on an empty stomach.
Sports cake. One of the best layer cakes. [Specialty of nearby famous confectionary]
- What about us? Thoughtful.
Do you give points?
In something, we may well.
- Uhm. - It's good, isn't it?
I was ready to put you in second place.
Instead, I give first place to Ruben Søltoft.
It was impressive to get hold of Mark's girlfriend.
I think you have to allow for people -
- who are educationally challenged -
because they are genetically put together that way -
- that they have difficulty reading a simple task.
I didn’t understand all the words, but I ...
You live in hope, I can feel.
You get four points instead.
I'm crazy about how convincing a Mark Le Fèvre you make.
Nikolaj Stokholm, you get 3 points.
Then it's hard with Julie and Lina.
You must remember that for once -
- I have solved a task completely correctly.
There was nothing at all.
And I actually think it was pretty nicely done.
I also think he was really surprised.
And you completely forget that.
I'm a little bit disappointed with you right now.
I haven’t heard a word of what you have said.
If I had given points on an empty stomach -
- I was ready to disqualify you now -
- but this has made me so happy. Thanks for that, Fuhlendorff.
2 points for Julie, 1 for Lina. That's how it's going to be.
Shall we see the overall scpre?
Fuhlendorff is in the lead.
- It was a sports cake, right? - From La Glace. [Copenhagen pastry shop]
It could hardly fit better. I feel like something with sports.
Now I'm in a sports mood.
Ah! We're going for something with sports.
I didn’t expect that at all.
It seemed more luck than skill.
"Get the ball through the basketball hoop." Done!
"Get the ball through the basketball hoop."
"Do not touch the ball with your hands."
"Do not wear gloves or anything that may be perceived as such."
Are they mitts?
“Fastest wins."
"Time starts now."
It's sometimes wise to just specify the rules -
- so you don’t get Mark to pick up a banana and some glue, for example.
Then it is wise to say, “Gloves, are these gloves too?".
Yes.
The question is whether Fuhlendorff also solves the task wisely.
Can I see him and one of the others?
I have Fuhlendorff and Lina because the two are exceptional at it -
- so it becomes a one-on-one between them.
"Time starts now."
There's a fishing net, I know.
Is that all?
Yes.
It would have been better if it had just been rolled in.
Piss!
Annoying. No, it was otherwise good.
The two are very close to each other.
I had an upturn over myself. You might sense that -
- on my bouncing walk from there with bouncing ponytail.
It would have been really fun if I had gotten it in -
- and you were still in the shed.
That was what I hoped would happen.
It wasn’t as much fun when I was faster than you.
It's 5 measly seconds that decide it.
Lina has a time of 34 seconds and 7/100.
Fuhlendorff has a time of 39 seconds and 7/100.
Super close race.
My gut feeling says two things.
One is: I would like to see Søltoft.
The other is: I have a little nausea.
It's probably right. Because you are lactose intolerant -
- and here comes Ruben.
Mark, can you lift me a little?
Yes, you can believe it.
I'm trying to get a little further down.
But I'm sure that's the smartest way to do it.
It's a lot about the pee dung you get.
New plan.
These don’t count as gloves, right?
It's up to Taskmaster Lasse, but I've never seen gloves like that.
I'm happy with that.
Is that all?
What did you do with the table?
You haven’t have good experiences lifting tables on Stormester.
No, but this one was smaller.
I thought I could ...
But it’s nicely balanced.
How do you think it went?
Well ... bad.
I tried to pull it down like Fuhlen did.
But I couldn’t.
Did you see how fast Fuhlen did it?
- Fuhlen is stronger than you. - I'm heavier.
- Do we have the time for that? - 6 minutes 26 seconds.
Shall we see the last two participants?
- Aren’t you coming and helping me? - With what?
- With carrying the table. - Yes.
You need to grab the legs -
- as far down as possible.
I didn’t want to take the two, so you can see what happens to the ball.
- Should I lift the whole table? - Yes. That's fucking good. Oops!
- Can you help me? - What should I do?
Get the ball in the net with this spade.
After all, it’s not me who has to solve the task.
Well then, now I can’t!
Nailed it!
I'm out of here!
I think this is the first time we've seen a participant -
- impressed and surprised by their own solution.
- Julie ... - I’m in favor of teamwork.
Mark, can’t you just ...
Can you tell us if this has become the permanent strategy?
When Julie has to jump over a fence -
- then she finds the lowest and forces me to skip it.
No, Lina!
May I please try!
Try and look me in the eye, Julie.
No matter if I do it right or wrong, I get no points.
"Julie, you're disqualified for breaking the rules."
Oh, that was nice.
But I’ll accept it. It’s not your responsibility.
It only has to do with the fact that Mark has a backbone like an earthworm.
Mark Le Fevre, you have the times. How are the points distributed?
5 points to Lina Rafn.
4 points for Christian Fuhlendorff.
3 points to Nikolaj Stokholm.
2 points to Julie Ølgaard.
And a single point for Ruben Søltoft. 6 minutes 26 seconds.
I'm on the scoreboard today!
Let's see the overall scores.
Christian stands all alone at the top.
Everyone still has a chance to win -
- although the chance is slim to unlikely for Julie.
- Yes, whose fault is it, Lasse? - It's obviously Mark’s.
- Can we get a new task, Mark Le Fevre? - Are you looking for something special?
Something that can’t be solved with just a flick of the finger.
I have exactly what you need.
"Make the best investment. You have eight weeks. Time starts now."
Eight weeks ...
"You have eight weeks. Time starts now."
200 kroner. [~US$33]
So I will invest, Mr. Jones.
I have two hundred Danish crowns, and I will put it on the big horse.
"Time starts now."
I only have eight weeks!
Can you invest at all when you only have 200 kroner?
Does it say anything about how much money you can spend?
"Time starts now."
Now ...
No, how annoying.
Why do I have coins?
Yes, why, when the others get banknotes?
Well, you know ...
Ruben, impress me with your eight-week investment.
Well, I've bought four magazines and a pair of scissors.
You have to explain that to me.
Then you do it by cutting out some letters and writing:
"Dear Leif and Jonna -
- I have your daughter."
"Transfer some money to this account number. Hugs, Robert."
And there I am cunning!
I'm not going to reveal myself. I write Robert Søltoft instead.
I had to apologize to the kiosk owner. He was tired of all the coins.
Thank you so much for your investment.
It requires some finishing work.
Place it here so I can get an overview.
- Lina. - Yes, my darling.
I wish I had followed that advice myself.
For Infernal [her band] has had a lot of success -
- but I always just bought clothes and shoes I couldn’t pull off -
- and spent all the money on making the show better -
- but I've always been advised to put my money into brick.
You can’t get very many bricks for 200 kroner.
But here they are.
These are expensive bricks.
They can then be used for a super nice-type house.
You can move in there.
No more sports cake, so you might as well be there.
- It's actually burnt tiles. - Tiles!
Not tiles, sorry. Burnt bricks.
I have some like that on my roof at home!
You're a quality-conscious man, so I bought the expensive bricks.
If you’re going to pretend to be an expert, you shouldn’t say tiles.
But did I say I was an expert?
Or is it something on a sign, like on GodmorgenAften? [TV shows]
Good morning-evening.
It's the same program.
Julie, you need the points. I'm ready to be impressed.
How did you invest the money?
Sometimes we have to be serious, too.
And I thought the best investment -
- was something in our world and people.
Something we can use for something.
I bought you a little piece of rainforest.
I could have gotten a certificate.
I thought that was pretty much against the purpose.
It’s printed on paper, right?
You can get it by email.
I just didn’t want to bring a piece of paper.
Because then we have to cut down the tree that is in that piece of rainforest.
- Well thought out, Julie. - Beautiful thought.
The money is well spent. It’s an investment in the future.
In the climate. I'm touched you're thinking of me in that context.
I'm so glad to know I own a small piece of rainforest.
I am also passionate about the environment.
I look forward to traveling over there in business class.
I have to see it.
You have to.
I have invested in a stone age ax head.
It's worth a lot of money -
- but don’t just take my word for it.
I've got a very famous person who appraises things -
- to come and appraise it.
Kenneth Nielsen, come in.
I'm an appraisal expert.
Yeah, it's very nice. It's Neanderthal, I can see.
What is it?
Neanderthals, many Danes would say.
Neanderthal, we say in the appraisal industry.
And there's a hole in it. So it's really good, too.
I want to say, it's 40,000 ...
... worth 60,000 kroner.
Maybe 70,000. [~US$11,470]
I hardly dare touch it. It's the most expensive I've seen.
Haven't we met before, Kenneth?
I shouldn’t be able to appraise whether I have appraised anything.
Put it on the table. 70,000 kroner?
95,000 I think. [~US$15,570]
Thanks for that, very skilled appraisal expert.
Stokholm, what have you spent your money on?
Frederik, my big brother, took higher education -
- he got a parental purchase -
- and therefore he knows a lot about money, because he is an economist.
And for fun, he invests in stocks.
And so I called my brother and asked:
What's the hottest thing in the stock market right now?
And I didn’t expect what he said.
Because he said salmon.
That is what’s rising the most.
What you get the most return on right now.
It is passed on!
My brother gets furious that I say this on TV.
Yes, now it's out.
So when you get home, you can ...
How the hell are they packing them!
It's been many weeks since you bought it.
Yes yes.
I invested four weeks ago, because they are rising and rising.
So you probably shouldn’t eat them, but they have only become worth more.
Can you shovel it up on the table?
Not too close to us.
You may borrow my bucket.
- Wonderful. - No, seriously.
I think what's worth the money is smoked salmon, not rotten salmon.
You don’t have to say that your big brother was the smarter of you two.
We had figured that out.
Should we award some points?
I just want to say -
- that I also had this here. I completely forgot.
"Dear Lasse, I have your daughter."
If the kidnapper was present, I would like to ask:
Which one of them?
Yes. So would I.
Feel like asking him about.
If she's the oldest, she's long wanted to move away from home -
- so it's okay. I'm a little shocked -
- but I have to take that up with the kidnapper afterwards, Ruben.
Then it's the youngest, I've heard.
Then you have to assess how many points she is worth to you.
Until I see further evidence of that ...
It's creative, but it takes work for me -
- and it is high risk, high reward.
I give you 1 point, Ruben.
Yes, I do!
I give Stokholm 2 points, because I'm not picky -
- I'm going to try that salmon tonight.
- You have to do that. - I'm not in favor of food waste.
I'm not a craftsman, but even I know -
- that there can be money in bricks if you build with some of them.
Lina, you get 3 points.
The appraisal expert reminds me of a guy I've met before -
- so I don’t know how much this one is worth.
But I know what the daily wage is for an actor.
You can’t get one for 200 kroner.
So it's well done if you've been able to rake it in.
4 points for Fuhlendorff.
It could be a cheap ploy -
- but no one can value the future of the planet.
Julie Ølgaard, 5 points.
Has it been a nice day?
Then we should just look at the overall scores.
Fuhlendorff in the lead.
But he still can be beaten -
- depending on how he behaves against the other four -
- in the very last task -
- on this stage.
Mark Le Fevre, Fuhlendorff is in the lead -
- but one can always be disqualified.
It could happen that second place picks up 5 points.
What is the task? Who's going to read it aloud tonight?
I think Lina Rafn, but it's up to you.
- I also think Lina Rafn. - Then it's Lina Rafn.
- Here you go. - Yes ... do you want to ...?
I'm pulling "a Julie". Can you help me?
"With your gaze fixed on the Taskmaster at all times -
- and with both hands under the cloth at all times -
- you must put as many balloons together as possible."
"You have 100 seconds. The longest balloon chain wins."
Is the task understood?
- Yes. - No.
You must make a chain of as many balloons as possible.
Have you started? You can’t!
- I'm not touching anything! - I can hear the squeak.
You have 100 seconds. Time starts now.
- You have to look at me! All eyes on the Taskmaster.
Like that. Much better.
You don’t have to stare. You can blink.
Look at the Taskmaster.
You're pretty unaffected?
How far are we?
Half the time has passed.
30 seconds left.
Look at the Taskmaster.
20 seconds left.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ...
Reveal your chains.
Clever. It's a chain.
Seven in classic chain format.
Eight.
Six.
Five.
Six.
Lina Rafn, eight impressive balloons give 5 points.
Seven balloons and a beautiful interpretation are enough for 4 points for Fuhlendorff.
Two of them had six balloons?
It was Stokholm ... and Julie.
So that means 3 points for you each.
With five balloons, 1 point for Ruben.
What does this mean for the score? Who is tonight's winner?
It is Christian Fuhlendorff.
Grab your prize.
Congratulations to Christian Fuhlendorff for tonight’s victory.
To find out who wins the series, keep watching.
Next week, we will see a more tense Julie, -
- who has to do without her massage. Thank you so much for tonight.
Danish text: TopTexT Anette Nielsen