Hi, everyone. You’re about to see a Christmas edition of Stormester.
I would like to say that Mark and I really appreciate that.
However, there's one thing we need to say before we begin.
This episode was recorded long ago in January -
- before the pandemic hit us.
We hadn’t learned to use sanitizer and keep distance from one another, which is obvious.
People sit too close. Maybe they even drink from the same glass of water.
All those shenanigans, which we now know that we should avoid.
It's better if we keep distance from one another, just like Mark and I are doing right now.
You're really good at that.
Enjoy the show, and take care of one another.
And Merry Christmas. Can you wave to the viewers, Mark?
Yes, just like that. That's teamwork.
Merry Christmas.
For the second time in all of history, welcome to the Stormester Christmas special.
We have invited the hard challenged participants back.
Otherwise, everything is as usual. It just smells a little more of spruce.
Let's welcome the five Christmas pigs!
With an extra curl on the tail, Jesper Groth!
Some enjoy both her and a piece of duck for Christmas. Lise Baastrup!
The pork belly is extra crispy this year on Victor Lander!
Many people think she is better with gravy! Here is Sarah Grünewald!
No one leaves anything remaining, when Heino Hansen is served!
Ah, here comes the Christmas peace!
- Nice to see you. - You too.
- Are you in the Christmas mood? - Yes!
Mark, you're here, too.
What was it like being in the house with the contestants?
It was wonderful. I mean that.
Speaking of which, I brought a little thing with me. Take a look at this.
- Oh God! - And this.
What is it that you’ve brought? Especially this?
We can come back to it. It's the most delightful Christmas candy.
- The nicest? - Confectionery.
It’s been thrown away?
Can we put it away and see if it gets better?
- Don’t you want to taste it? - Not if I can avoid it.
- A small ... - No, nothing at all.
- But what's the prize today? - It’s a little different.
During the season you fought for a very nice bust of gold.
Today it is made of the purest chocolate.
No?!
They are competing for a chocolate face.
Christmas is when you get together -
- and are reminded of the reason why you only see each other once a year.
Is that a proposal for a task?
You didn’t think our Christmas together was great?
I want to see the first task.
Tis the season to be jolly, Fa la la la la, la la la la.
- No! - Sarah Grünewald.
It’s a sustainable tree.
- Yes, look now! - Stop it, man.
What is the best thing about Christmas?
- To be with the family. - What do you really think?
- Food. - Okay.
Christmas Eve is when I eat healthiest.
"Make a base for the Christmas tree."
"The Christmas tree must be vertical and supported only below the line."
- What kind of line? - The one on the tree.
- There! There’s the line. - Yes.
"It must not be a human being."
“If you use something that one of the others also uses -
- you will be disqualified."
- Fastest free-standing wood wins. - You have 20 minutes. Time starts now.
We agree that it should point upward, right?
Christmas tree base.
- There's a base there. - That’s true.
- I can’t use the Christmas tree base? - Others could have done the same.
- It's one: Take the chance. - Very much.
On the 24th, when the shops have closed, you have to be creative.
Can you set up the Christmas tree with anything other than a Christmas tree base?
It’s a fine task, which is a tradition with us.
A task where one can ruin it for the others. Who do we start with?
A couple of lovely Christmas pigs like Heino and Lise Baastrup.
I wouldn’t be able to get it up and standing even if I had a Christmas tree stand.
You're just getting something, Mark.
There is a Christmas tree base. The question is whether anyone has used it.
It doesn’t say for how long it has to be free-standing.
- Did you get that on tape? - Yes, there are two cameras running.
And that’s it. I'll just hope Lasse doesn’t mind it.
- Profitable. - Yes yes.
Sing along!
That's damn good. In fact, very vertical.
- Well?! - Yes?
How would a squint-eyed man know that it’s not vertical?
It looks vertical in my one eye.
It is actually very trendy. Danish Noir-wood-basket.
Danish Christmas tree a la 2020.
Could you film diagonally?
Come! Shall we look at my straight Christmas tree?
Where is it straight?
Now it's crooked again.
If this means sloping up, then that can mean straight up.
Hi!
Heino, free-standing requires that the wood can stand free.
Free-range means that chickens can move freely. They cannot enter my house.
Do they choose not to?
They haven’t chosen it yet. I have lived there for a year.
It is profitable to offer more than one solution.
Unfortunate that these are two such bad solutions.
I can easily take a disqualification.
I have done this seven Fridays in a row. Then my Christmas can have one, too.
- Mark, should we see some more solutions? - Here come Victor, Sarah, and Jesper.
I'm going to go out and look at it. Fastest vertical Christmas tree.
Take the ass off of them all, and be the one who used it.
I feel like sticking it in it.
The others have also used it. I need 5 points.
Hold that, Mark. I’ll find something the others have not used.
Can I just find something with a hole in it?
The coffee pot?
It shouldn’t be on the carpet, should it? It's fine there.
Pissflot.
- Someone used it here. - Who do you think?
A bum.
Someone has used it. Piss!
- Sarah Grünewald? - Yes!
We’ll take a cone.
It's pretty funky.
- Are there others there ...? - Of course not.
May I use your camera tripod?
Could one use this perhaps?
Just try it. Like that.
It's below the line.
5 points!
If you walk around looking for something -
- then you would go crazy and go out into the shed -
- instead of just walking to the windowsill.
- It speaks more for this, then? - That’s what I mean.
I'm excited to see how many have used it.
No, I don’t know ...
I go with the cone.
No, Mark!
Yes! Okay, just stop.
- Okay. Goodbye. - Goodbye, Sarah Grünewald.
- I'm happy. - That is what’s important.
Why didn’t you go with the jug? No one uses a pitcher.
Why didn’t you just find something else?
I'm a little with Jesper. Do you have any regrets?
That was a long time ago. I thought I had gone with ...
You sat and cheered on yourself. Come on, Sarah!
- Yes, I did. - Choose something other than the cone!
It just went really bad.
Looked into the camera. "What do you say?"
Because with the coffee pot, the wood is more vertical than with the cone.
- The coffee pot had been fine. - Yes, it looked much nicer.
You two had the same creative way of approaching the task.
A confirmation of not being on the wrong track.
If you choose the same solution, then you become, what, Heino?
Disqualified.
We elegantly skipped over Lise, who found a firewood basket.
A beautiful vertical tree. Adhered to all the rules.
Victor chooses a camera worth 30,000: [~US$4,925] “If I shove it!”
There was a good gift under the tree.
The solutions stay within the guidelines.
It's just a matter of handing out the first Christmas points.
Victor, you spent 3 minutes 51 seconds on your tree.
- Lise, you did it in 3:46. - No, how nice!
5 points for Lise. 4 points for Victor. Disqualification to the others.
- But it's Christmas! So 1 point for you. - Thanks.
Mark, why is Christmas called the Season of Secrets?
- You said that was a secret. - Exactly!
- Where's Mark? - He’s safe.
Is he sitting in the attic?
How quiet should I be?
"Say Merry Christmas as much as possible during the next task."
Merry Christmas! And then on to the next task.
“If Mark asks why you’re saying that -
- you will be disqualified."
Oh God.
One must be a little ...
Discreet.
I have to come up with a plan.
Understood.
Oh, it's a secret task.
I’ll repeat the task. It involves saying -
Merry Christmas as many times as possible while solving the next task.
Without Mark commenting on how many times one says it.
I'm looking forward to this, Sarah.
It's about saying it a lot of times.
I can’t finish the sentence ... Sarah, what do you remember?
That was so awful.
What's going on?
She said “happy new year” instead.
It's so wild you didn’t find out, Mark.
We look forward to seeing how Sarah chooses to tackle the secret task.
It is wrapped up in a regular task.
- How common? - Semi.
Let's see the task that it’s wrapped in.
You should say Merry Christmas while you solve the next task.
Good, Dad. Merry Christmas.
- Jesper Groth. - Merry Christmas.
- No, how delicious! - No, confectionery?!
- Old-fashioned candy. - It's a merry fucking Christmas.
Yes ... and Anja, yes.
And John. What? Yes!
You too, and Merry Christmas.
I should say hello from Mark. Merry Christmas, to you, Mark.
I'm sorry.
Like that.
Take care. Jonas?
No!
- There's a Christmas mood. - It's there then.
Okay, okay! Yes yes!
Well, Romania?
You must not speak. Can you fathom it?
Merry Christmas from here. Take care! Bye.
- Hi, Mark. Merry Christmas. - Hey, Heino.
I am reading. "Make a long and delicious piece of Christmas candy."
Okay cool!
“One that you would want to eat."
- Wash your hands. - 10 minutes.
- Longest piece of Christmas candy wins. - Time starts now.
No, Merry Christmas.
I quickly wash my hands.
The defending champion sits and is really proud.
Yes, that's not stupid. To quote Heino:
It is allowed to think.
The secret task is to say Merry Christmas -
- as many times as possible without Mark commenting on it.
- Or suspect. - He did it right from the start.
Mark, outline the task.
They have to make a long and delicious piece of candy -
- that they themselves would like. We measure which piece is the longest.
There are 10 points if you win both tasks.
Let’s look at how it goes. Give me a few confectioners.
We could start with Lise and Jesper.
A piece I feel like eating.
On a merry Christmas Eve.
Can I read an SMS? "Hi, sweetie. I just want to say ..."
Siri! Go away!
Hey sweety. I just want to say this: Merry Christmas...
It's a piece I feel like eating. It does not scream Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas...
I don’t know how many, but it was something like 50 times Merry Christmas.
It just said: Merry Christmas ...
It would be perfect to lug it through a dish of melted chocolate.
But it is also a length competition. We need to get the measuring tape.
I’ll extend it with another one.
30 seconds!
- Merry Christmas, Lise Baastrup. You can! - 15 seconds!
Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas! I pace myself.
- How much time? - 12 seconds.
- Three, two, one. - Merry Christmas!
Step away from your confectionery.
Merry Christmas.
- Are you excited about how long it is? - Yes.
Oh yeah.
I think it seems clear that with the confectionery length -
- then Jesper managed to make the longest piece.
But how many times did they manage to say Merry Christmas?
Jesper sneaked it in 22 times.
Impressive! Lise said Merry Christmas 42 times.
- That’s a lot! - Impressive!
It's not, however, Mark, that it can succeed 42 times -
- without you thinking it's weird.
They thought I didn’t know they should do it.
I shouldn’t react to that.
- Did you know we had to say Merry Christmas? - Yes yes.
Then we’ve been fooled.
- Yes. - That's what the program is about.
I have no secrets for my assistant.
Of course he knew.
Yes!
It doesn’t pay to make an effort to hide things.
You knew what was going on.
Let's see some twists and turns to merge Merry Christmas and candy.
Sarah and Victor.
Merry Christmas...
Wish everyone a Merry Christmas!
Hi, little Mark, come out of your hiding place now. Wishing you a Merry Christmas.
Now we must have a Merry Christmas!
In the attic sits Christmas with its Merry Christmas.
And Merry Christmas, it's going to be Christmas.
If we all go a little hidden -
- then we wish Mark a Merry Christmas.
You must not say anything to me, no, you must not.
No, you must not.
You have four minutes. Well, you have.
Over again! Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas.
There it was! Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas.
Like this! Now it’s Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas! Get out of your hiding place.
Then we come to the decoration. Have you been looking forward to it? You have.
Time’s up.
Three, two, one. Merry Christmas!
My marzipan bread was a tribute to the snake game.
Where one has come a long way.
It was a meatloaf.
- It was so funny. - You sing like a dream.
Everyone ran around after the task. "Wish everyone a Merry Christmas."
No, how fun it was.
- It's called... - Get out of your hiding place.
Hi, little Mark, now come out of your hiding place.
A Christmas song by Sarah Grünewald.
We have a tradition at Stormester to make Christmas songs.
We've got it re-recorded.
- Shall we hear it? - No!
- Yes, we must! - No, we can’t!
We make our own Christmas song. You have to do that when you are creative.
Can you feel it? As you say.
Shit!
Hi, little Mark, come out of your hiding place now.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
There it was!
I know that...
Things are going to happen ...
What do you say?
- We've built some worse shit. - It's some fucking shit.
Now we stick to the task we are in the process of solving.
Victor, that wasn’t stupid with that duct tape.
Nice piece of confectionery. Really long.
You say Merry Christmas and make long confectionery.
- We are still missing one participant. - Heino.
He has a past in the art of baking.
- You're a trained baker, right? - Finally I can use it.
Not like in karate, where one is not allowed to use it.
- There's never anyone who asks. - Only in self-defense.
The police are not dragging you away for beating up a sourdough.
Never.
Let's see Heino. Remember, he has a professional ...
... food education.
That can’t be stressed enough.
I don’t know if that is a visible benefit. Judge for yourself.
There is no room in here.
Can you lend a hand? Just as thin as it can get.
A piece of confectionery called: The dirty dog.
- Oh no. - It's a long piece of candy.
- Does the string count? - That's not all you need to eat.
It's a dog leash. It is the handle itself. Like that.
- Are you done? - Just as finished as the dog.
Heino, you are the only one who has taken a professional hygiene course.
I didn’t get a 12 [“A” in North America] for nothing.
- Did you get smileys? - I did not.
But I passed it.
I accept the part that is not the dog leash.
But, what is confectionery? I have to ask for results.
There are two parts. How many times have they said Merry Christmas?
Then there is 1 point for Heino. You said it nine times.
2 points to Jesper, who said it 22 times.
3 points for Victor, with 31 Merry Christmases.
4 points for Lise. 42 times.
5 points for Sarah, who sang Merry Christmas 45 times.
Yes!
Then there is the part of the task that everyone knew.
Longest confectionery.
There's 1 point for Sarah. 75 cm long.
2 points for Lise. 121 cm long.
3 points for Jesper. 178 cm long.
4 points for Heino. 3.2 meters of candy.
5 points for Victor, with confectionery of 4.95 meters.
How nice. Merry Christmas!
- Let's move on. - But, but, but!
- There’s a lot more to the task. - Oh yeah!
There is a lot more. Shouldn't we see it, Mark?
Very much.
It's not bad.
It's sweet Christmas time.
- A task? - A gift.
Oh no!
Eat it all. You have one minute.
"Eat your long piece of Christmas candy. You have two minutes."
"Most eaten confectionery wins. Time starts now.”
That's probably the worst task. Of all!
It tastes so disgusting!
- Shut up, it tastes good. - That looks lovely.
I have made it...
I made it so thick.
We dissolve it in water, Mark! And drink it!
Then just attack.
You're wasting my future Christmas.
Time’s up.
Open your mouth.
- A whole palate marinated in marzipan. - Merry Christmas.
Whoa! Merry Christmas.
I know who wins this one: Heino Hansen.
It must be swallowed before it counts. It's not me who makes the rules.
Well, those are the glories.
I have to try to avoid a piece from Victor and Heino.
Can we send a Victor special around if anyone is interested?
How disgusting!
- No, you don’t! - I just smell.
It's great to be part of that program here.
It's not that disgusting. It tastes very good.
- Is it from the house? - Yes.
It tastes surprisingly good.
No, it tastes like hell.
- What is it? - Liquid marzipan.
The ingredients are included right there.
When I think I'm doing something disgusting ...
- Taste, Sarah. That's really good. - No, I will not.
- It’s wildly good. - It tastes of marzipan with milk.
You shouldn’t spit it over here.
- You have to keep it inside. - There are crumbs in it!
It's pretty disgusting.
You've just seen Victor gulp it all down.
Curiosity says: "Isn't it just Victor ..."
- We stick together. - Yes.
How many points do you give for a Næstved [town on Zealand] edition?
- Do not. - How many points to leave?
- You have to get mine. - You must get all mine!
You get Sarah’s and Jesper's points if you do!
- Do I hear louder? 1 point? - You get mine, too.
- 1 point there? - We just have to agree.
I've got Victor’s, Sarah’s and Jesper’s. Do I hear Lise?
- First time! - Lise!
He's getting close anyway!
I accept your others!
What kind of agreement have you made without me?
How disgusting!
There are still a few inches.
A lump came out of you.
- I've been there. - It's you who made it.
You want to be on Stormester, right?
You want a Moroccan pillow, right?
I have no idea what agreements you think you have made.
I can just repeat that.
That’s Sarah’s, Victor’s, and Jesper’s points.
- Irony can occur. - I don’t accept that.
The Irony Office is closed.
May I just emphasize that I am the Taskmaster?
Agreeing on mutual rules will not get you far.
There must be a TV2 editor going in now!
Then I pick up an adult!
- No, try to hear ... - I'll pick up an adult then!
Now that's enough! That was damn disgusting!
I have ... it was damn disgusting!
- Then it stops! - He must have eaten more marzipan!
- Now I'm cutting right through! - So am I!
This task had three layers. None were easy to get down.
No!
Mark, tell me who has eaten the most confectionery from least to most.
1 point to Heino. Zero grams of confectionery.
2 points for Sarah. You ate four grams.
3 points for Victor with six grams.
4 points for Lise. You ate nine grams.
5 points for Jesper. You consumed 17 grams.
Overall score. Who leads?
It's tied. Lise and Victor are in the lead with 15 points!
Mark Le Fevre! Do you know what all that candy has made me want?
More food?
- Rice porridge. - I had an idea.
- Merry Christmas! - Merry Christmas, Lise.
- Peek-a-boo! - Hey, Heino.
- You've been shopping? - Yes.
That looks exciting.
There is rice, honey and an orange.
A ruler, balloon, a comb, three straws, and five candy canes.
It looks like a pregnant woman with a hangover couldn’t decide.
- Oh no! - Don’t you like rice?
I have to transport them all over the country.
You never know what's hiding. Maybe there's something in there.
"Get the rice into the rice porridge pot." [traditional Christmas Eve dish]
"Use only the shopping basket and its contents to transport the rice."
You guessed right.
Yes!
“Don’t touch the rice with anything except the basket and its contents.”
"Do not move the pan."
Essentially. Otherwise you would pick it up.
"Most rice in the pot wins. You have 10 minutes. Time starts now.“
Oh ...
It sure as hell won’t be with straws!
A forwarding task. Rice must be moved according to a set of rules.
Mark, what's the most important thing?
You may only move rice with items that are in the shopping cart.
- Yes! Who should we see first? - We could start with Heino.
"Use only the shopping basket and its contents to transport the rice."
I'm just looking to see if there's anything in the house.
The rice porridge pot.
Can you see where we're going? We're going to the kitchen.
And so it is Christmas.
Wasn't it just rice that was going in?
Christmas is the feast of the brains.
Questions?
It is an elegant solution where you use a tea towel.
- Was there one in the basket? - No!
You could only use things from the basket.
It was also in the basket. Use only what is in the basket.
There was a tea towel when I picked it up.
Then I'm disqualified again.
I don’t mind saying that, but I will give you the choice. Should I say that?
Well, if that's your choice, then you have to be mature enough to say it.
Okay.
Heino, I'm sorry. You are disqualified.
You're not sorry.
Heino, I'm moderately happy, but you’re disqualified.
- Accepted! - For breaking the rules.
- May I see some others? - You can have Sarah and Victor.
- You use honey as glue? - Whatever works. If it works.
Annoying if I misunderstood something.
It's brilliant, but I think so every time.
I have a wound. It stings like hell.
Shut up, how good am I, man!
Like this!
Damn it, man. I must get the crap out. We have a whole jar.
- How much time? - 1:27.
I'm in good time.
What am I going to do with this?
No no no!
Rice porridge a la “cart.”
- Do you need any honey? - No, thanks.
Do we have pictures of what happened to their hands while they solved the task?
Stir the rice only with things from the basket.
I have a picture here. It requires a sharp eye.
But you see in Victor's hands that there is some rice to be found.
But they don’t go ... Yes, I can see that.
It's no better with Sarah.
The rice is definitely touched by things other than those from the basket.
Then I must? Or Heino, do you want to?
- You are disqualified. - That's actually you.
Nice club!
The orange was not in the basket when you picked it up.
I'm starting to understand the game.
I'm not sure I'll get full.
- I want rice porridge. - We still have two.
Here come Lise and Jesper.
It's just scratching.
- Does it taste good? - Well, you just have to taste.
- Yeah okay... - More honey?
It's for the al dente side.
Without touching.
Then I will go down to the rice porridge pot.
So!
Then the rice is down in the pot, in the kitchen.
Mission accomplished! Oh, so lick the glass.
Oh, I got hard grains in my mouth.
Honey rice!
There is the honey glass, and it doesn’t say that only rice should be in the pot.
No no. Also honey! It's a regional dish!
- From the home island? - This one is South Jutlandic!
- Really nice. - When it crunches.
You both transported rice to the pot -
- and they are only touched by things from the basket. The task is solved.
Yes yes.
It will be a sweet rice porridge. How much rice did it take?
There were 20,000 rice grains. Or the number of residents in Skive.
How is that relevant?
That just made it more relatable.
Lise transported 12,395 grains of rice.
Leaves a lot, but still a good stack.
Jesper got 17,715 grains of rice transported.
- And the points? - 5 points for Jesper.
4 points for Lise.
And is there 1 point for the disqualified?
No! This isn’t a gift shop.
0 points for the disqualified. The overall score?
Lise Baastrup is in the lead with 19 points!
To me, Christmas is more than an unappetizing play with ingredients.
It's fun too. I've saved a gift. What shall we see?
A little surprise so ...
I can’t reveal it. Let's see.
- Merry Christmas! - Merry Christmas, Mark.
I just thought it looked a lot of fun.
A little Christmas tree? And a small task.
I have had one like this standing. It was a happy time.
- Can you eat them here? - You can believe it.
"Put something on your face that looks like a Santa beard ..."
"One has to be amazed at what it is made of."
"When you get close, you have to stay ..."
What is this task? I'm getting really hot.
"You have 10 minutes to plan and 10 minutes to make the beard."
"Most surprising beard wins."
"Time starts now." Long distance.
- Do you believe in Santa Claus? - Yes.
Long distance? Santa's beard?
It could be cool to find him and cut some of the beard.
The more times I say the same words to myself -
- the more I hope for a good idea.
White tape on and a lot of mice hanging in the tails.
It should be, "What the hell?!"
Am I not inventing something?
Yes, it's relatively new to me.
You must not reveal your choices. I have to guess. How did we do?
We see their beards in the distance.
Then try to guess what the beard is made of.
Then we zoom in and see what it is made of.
I accept the challenge!
The first two you need to see are Victor’s and Lisa's beards.
- Victor! - Yes.
- It's something like a dog. - No.
A little cute doggy. It could very well be a bichon?
It was pissed at least.
It is super symmetrical over on Lise.
What the hell is that? I can't figure it out, Lise.
A dog and cotton balls?
- You're guessing dog and cotton balls? - Yes, why not.
Let's see.
Ho — ho!
Welcome to the North Pole!
If you've been good, I'm coming with gifts.
It went well! The dog would not sit still!
It was fucking scared of me, because of Santa's costume.
So cute! And your solution was good too, Victor.
That’s two. Who do you have for me?
You have to guess Sarah’s and Heino's Santa beard.
Huh? Get .. Sarah has ...
She has made a chain of small banana pieces.
Small pieces of dried banana, from which she has made a visor.
Over at Heino's, it's about -
- I will guess, it’s from Brøndbyvester [town] or Amager [island].
Those are some extensions she wants back?
She doesn’t want them back.
My guess is dried bananas and extensions.
Let's see.
It was surprising.
The most surprising thing to come up with? A Santa's beard.
Is it some kind of candy?
- What are they called? - Licorice roundels.
- They can turn into a long? - They are colored white.
- You painted them? - Yes.
You didn’t try to surprise me. I hadn’t figured that out, Sarah.
- Who are we missing? - Well, gosh ...
Jesper's beard in the distance. Fortunately.
- Gosh. - What is it? They are elongated.
Maybe it's some corn cobs that have been lying around for a really long time?
- Only it was so well. - There's some fur on them.
These are some moldy vegetables you have layered.
Let's see.
What ... is that whipped cream?
Gorgonzola and sour cream.
Also a regional dish.
- Where is it from? - It's from Ærø. [Baltic Sea island]
Why gorgonzola and not fresh cheese?
I thought he was eating something where he had a bit in his beard.
They always have something ...
The one in Lyngby Storcenter [shopping mall] had spicy cheese in his.
- That was him! He was clammy! - Damn disgusting.
The task was to show me the beard -
- I would be most surprised with.
It is surprising both with dog and a Santa beard.
I place you at the bottom.
Victor, since I could guess it, that’s 1 point.
It was not a guessing contest. 2 points for Heino.
Merry Christmas!
Distinguished!
- When you get 5 points? - I'll tell you one day.
When it comes to what's not surprising to me ...
Something I see every day. Lise, 3 points for you.
Sweet gesture. We're down to two.
These are foods you’ve been playing with. I would have never guessed that candy.
I’m giving 4 points to Sarah, because I'm never going to -
- stand for Shrovetide and pick up a long white beard of blue cheese.
5 points for Jesper.
Before the trophy melts, let's see the score.
We only have the final task left.
It may change, but right now Lise is in the lead.
Then we're here. The Christmas final!
- Who should read the task aloud? - Let it be Lise Baastrup.
You are always allowed.
- Will you? - No.
"Stack the most bowls and plates on your hat."
"Stack them alternately and one at a time."
"You must stand upright and at no time -
- hold more than one bowl or plate in your hand."
"Do not leave your spots during the task. You have 100 seconds."
"Most correctly stacked wins.”
There were many things to note. But it's relatively simple.
Mark, explain what it's about.
You must alternately stack a plate or bowl.
They should lie alternately on top of your headgear.
You may only hold one at a time. Not one in each hand.
Get down on your knees, pick up the thing, and put it on your stack when standing upright.
You must not leave the spots on which you stand.
The winner is the one who gets the most bowls and plates balanced.
There are questions from Heino?
Why 100 seconds? It's not a minute or two.
- It seems you have understood. - Everyone is involved.
You have 100 seconds. Time starts now!
I'm doing it right.
You can’t do that.
How many do I keep now?
Hold in hand, right?
Shut up, man! It's a focused audience!
Seven, six, five.
Four, three, two, one! Time’s up!
Heino wins!
It doesn’t say that you couldn’t take off your headgear.
The competition between Lise and Victor meant -
- that you both end up sabotaging each other and get zero.
I can see three of you ending up with zero plates and bowls.
Jesper, Lise, and Victor.
I saw one bowl and one plate on Sarah's head.
Heino spent 97 seconds putting one plate on his head.
I hand out points, based on how well you did.
Sarah, 5 points for one bowl and one plate.
Heino for one plate, gets 4 points!
And the other three end up with zero pieces of cardboard tableware.
A shared third place with 3 points each.
I have never seen so many points for such a poor performance!
My question is: Who is the winner of Christmas Stormester this year?
The winner who can enjoy a chocolate face ...
It's actually you, Lise Baastrup.
Merry Christmas!
Taste it! It's wildly good!
We have learned one thing this year:
Never roll up a longer piece of candy than you can blend.
Thanks for tonight. Merry Christmas!
Danish text: Søren Jas Larsen Danish Video Text