Surprisingly easy.
This is useless.
Hi! Call you later!
Good evening. I'm Jaakko Saariluoma, and this is Suurmestari. Thanks for joining us.
The point is that the contestants have been carrying out various tasks, —
and today we watch together how they've coped with them.
The expectations are high, so the chance of disappointment is tremendous.
Our regular contestants are Kiti Kokkonen, — [*Actress, voice actor, writer]
Aku Hirviniemi, — [*Stage, screen, and sketch actor]
Minka Kuustonen — [*Stage and screen actress]
Miika Nousiainen — [*Novelist, journalist, screenwriter]
and today, going head-to-head with them is the actor Mikko "Tökä" Töyssy. Welcome.
And here next to me is my right hand, even though she is on my left side —
the programme's official judge Pilvi Hämäläinen.
So, Pilvi. Are you ready for tonight's tri-trib-tribulation?
Yes, I a-a-a-am. Yes actually —
I've gone through all the avai-available material thoroughly, and...
So you'll just be rapping this intro then?
Excellent. To begin, let's find out what we'll be competing for tonight.
And as we do, the first round of points are up for grabs.
Could you rap what this is about? — Well... Yo, yo.
The prizes come from our contestants' personal archives.
I may have just spattered some snot.
And this time the thing you asked them to bring was: The strangest wooden object.
Right, let's get started. Kiti, what did you bring?
Well I brought my, um, this um, thing that I inherited from my father, this um, wooden —
[Text: REMEMBER] and oversized... What is it? — A duck?
— No. ...Clothes peg! Clothes peg! — (Jaakko:) Clothes peg. (Miika:) It's one of those, "remember". — But what do you use this for, then?
You hang bills from it, so you'd remember to pay them.
— But these days all bills are electronic, aren't they. — They are.
(Jaakko:) Do you hang your laptop from that? - Yeah!
— Anyway, thanks for this "strange object."
I hope I win this episode 'cause there's a clothes peg on offer. (Jaakko:) We'll see!
— Aku? Aku? — Yes?
(Jaakko:) What did you yourself bring? — I actually brought a prize item —
which has been awarded to me in 2010. And what makes it strange is...
That it's a culture and communication prize given by, um —
the Finnish Wrestling Federation.
I'm probably the only one of us after all, who has the Finnish Wresting Federation's recognition of excellence.
It's a part of the jackpot now, and you can heat up your fireplace with it, if it gets to that.
And Miika, what have you brought? — Right, so I brought this um... I don't even know what it is.
It's like... Ummm I mean it's like, a futon.
So I had back issues when I was young, and my friend told me to sleep on one of these to get rid of them.
But it was prohibitively hard and really bad to sleep on. An utterly lousy futon.
— I mean that's not a futon, that's a screen. And they have those in those Thai massage parlors. [*In Finland, Thai massage parlors are associated with sexual favours aimed at men]
I mean, so I've heard. I've heard that to be the case! [*In Finland, Thai massage parlors are associated with sexual favours aimed at men]
It's fallen over in one of those parlors, and your friend has mistaken it for a futon.
— Well I did get it from Aku. — So we could talk about a so-called wellness product.
Well it gave to Miika for his 60th birthday.
(Mikko:) Ten years ago.
But I mean I'll gladly pass it on, because it just takes up and divides space in our house.
Tökä, what did you bring?
I've got this back scratcher. And um...
— But what did you bring?
Umm... It has sort of turned out to be good for nothing so I don't need it anymore.
So you just grabbed it from the studio yard? — Nope.
(Minka:) I mean isn't that just a stick? — That's a stick.
— I must say, this jackpot just keeps on growing. — Now's the time for some serious battle. — It's already eight years old.
— Minka, what did you bring? — Um, I bought my object from Fida*. [*Second hand store chain]
Here it is, and I mean, I really don't know what this is.
— I mean it's like, one of these. — Is it one of those? — Yes! Like this.
— It has to be one of these. — You can use it on your calves like this, and...
To think, you had to bring it here in order to find out what it is. — I really did!
So it's been a really strange object to you back at home.
I mean surely that is the strangest wooden object, that... — That you've had at home. — Yeah.
Right. The objects have been reviewed, and it's time to give some points.
— Already? — Minka five points.
It was strange!
Aku four points. — Roger.
— Miika three points. — At a striking distance.
— Tökä two points, and Kiti got one point with the clothes peg. — What?
— I liked it, it was adorable. — I really liked it too. — Think about it, a stick scored more.
So some of you gets to keep these objects upon winning the competition tonight. — Yay!
Are you ready? Let's go to the mansion for the first proper task.
(Aku:) Yes. — No. — Oh yes. — In we go.
I'm excited now.
Thermos. — Thermos.* [*Portmanteau of 'terve' + 'moi', which both mean 'hello' in Finnish]
Wonder if it's a relative of Ronn Moss's.
"Take this cactus as far as possible from its initial location."
"You may only step onto the same thing or object once."
"The cactus may not travel by car. You have ten minutes."
"Time starts when the cactus moves." So, wait a minute...
So the objective was to take that cactus —
as far as possible from its initial location.
At the same time, you had to conform to the familiar rule from childhood —
where you weren't allowed to touch the ground or the floor —
and you could only step onto each object once.
— Well, I'm intrigued by this. Whose performances do we get to see first?
— Mikko and Miika. — Best ones first. — Yeah, interesting...
You may not touch the ground or the floor. So um, I guess these stairs are not the ground.
I can't touch the ground or the floor.
That's the ground. The floor is up there. — The ground is here, the floor is over there.
(Miika:) Where's my bike? — Right, and now I can get some of those tools. I see.
Seems like I can't find my bike. I suppose I'll take this wheelbarrow.
I'll turn this into one of those hammer throwing...
Why did I bring this wheelbarrow, when I'm not allowed to touch the ground or the floor?
Is this a little bit daft? Is it okay to use the word daft? — I don't know if it's okay.
Would you dare to join me? 'Cause when a crazy guy like me is involved —
all sorts of stuff happens. Oh no.
It's probably useless to ask if you could help.
You may not touch the ground or the floor, I'll attach it there, I'll make an extension out of these, and I'll get it attached over there.
Then I'll roll over there to pull it. That way, I won't be taking steps, right?
If you're wondering if this cleverness is like, innate or learned —
I would say that it's pretty much fifty-fifty.
Are you ready to start? — I'm ready.
You have ten minutes from now.
Right, I touched it now. Oh no. Yeah. I shouldn't have.
Now we're gonna put it in here.
No one told me that it would be this heavy. Well, it's gonna fly further.
If I roll over to the lawn, and walk on my knees from there onwards.
(Miika:) I'm not taking steps now.
There. And so, I'm not taking steps now, a knee is not, a knee is not a foot/leg. I'm not stepping on the ground.
And now I'm using my one step. And there.
Is this rope too long for me now?
(Miika:) And if that knee walking counts as steps, I'll definitely go on some proper show, —
Ruutuysi or Napakymppi*. [*Finnish TV game shows from 80s-90s]
So there's just, I can't take steps, I can't move, but I can fling it... over there.
(Miika:) There.
Oh my word, gentlemen, that was some brisk sporting spirit, um... — Indeed.
(Jaakko:) What was Miika's result?
Miika's result was 49,5 meters. — Fierce.
A measurement error in my own head.
And Tökä's result was 42,1 meters, which is a bit less than Miika's.
Close, but yours was cool, it looked pretty damn cool. — It's just too bad though...
(Jaakko:) Was everything done according to the rules? — Well, everything wasn't done quite according to the rules.
For example Miika just said there, that if knee walking constitutes as taking steps, —
then he'll go on some proper show. So, Jaakko, would you say that it counts or not?
Taking steps. Miika, do you have any clue what stepping means?
A dictionary's definition of stepping is to take a step. I'm not taking steps, knee walking doesn't constitute as steps.
Some (eye)lids are gonna start blackening if you start arguing about this.
— We'll get back... we'll get back to... this question of the steps. — No we won't, we'll make that decision now!
— Miika. — Yes. — At no point did the instructions say that you could step onto the ground once.
Touching the ground and the gravel in general was forbidden — — I didn't know...
and rolling on the ground is touching the ground.
You were touching the ground with your whole body. — (Pilvi:) I mean I don't think anyone...
— What's that thing that's used for lifting a car? — A jack.
— Keep that! [*"Keep your damn jack" = common Finnish saying originating from a story by American radio comic Danny Thomas: A man's car breaks down due to flat tire, he goes through a lot of mishaps while looking for help on foot in the muddy country landscape. When a stranger finally answers a door, the hassle has frustrated the man so much that he just yells "you can keep your damn jack!" and storms off.]
Tökä, did you get hammer horny?
Well yeah, I just kind of... Was reminded of my childhood and teenage years, and I thought that I'd give it a whirl.
(Pilvi:) But um, Tökä did you notice, that um... — Oh no, no, no... Please don't do this.
When you were going to the throwing area, you walked several times...
You stepped on the same bench and the same piece of plastic.
So you broke the rules in the same way that Miika did. — Oh fffriday!* [*Finnish for 'Friday' starts with the same syllable as the most severe swear word, 'perkele']
So the outcome is that neither one of you got any scores from this.
Luckily we still have three contestants remaining, who may have obtained a score from this. ˆMeillä on onneks vielä katsomatta kolme kilpailijaa jotka ehkä saivat tulokset tästä.
Minka, Aku and Kiti. Exciting. It's so very exiting, but —
now we'll go for a little break, and after it, we'll see how it went.
Welcome back to Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw how Miika and Tökä tried to move a cactus —
as far as possible without touching the ground.
We still have Minka, Aku and Kiti remaining.
(Jaakko:) Who's next?
Next we'll watch how Minka and Aku carried the cactus around.
Love it! Let's get to it.
Oh right, but then I can only step onto this plank once.
I'll have to really consider those step guides carefully.
Are there any bikes available, for example?
And then...
— Right then! — I'm ready. — You're ready. — Yeah.
One, two, three, go.
You can start the clock, the cactus is on the move!
It's really hard... I've made a minefield for myself.
Why didn't I park that lawnmower right next to the door?
Good.
Now.
Aaaah!
When was the last time you went on a ride as smooth as this? — I don't remember now.
(Aku:) Hi there!
One. Time's up.
(Male voice:) Time is up, time is up! — Okay, okay, okay.
Hi! Call you later!
I keep thinking whether I'm interpreting the instructions right or wrong, but —
I'm sure that'll be judged by the honoured Mr. Taskmaster. — That's the way it goes.
It looked like Minka and Aku got pretty far. What were the results?
Yeah, so Aku managed to take the cactus 300 meters away from the starting point.
Yes. And Minka for her part —
did the following trip with her bike. We even have a map here...
MANSION HERTTONIEMENRANTA (name of the area) (Laughter.) (Pilvi:) Like that. So...
So she did ride a quite nice distance, but measured as a straight line from the starting point —
she only went 857 meters away from the mansion.
Which is actually quite far. — It is.
Well. But Aku's and Minka's trips weren't quite without issues either.
On her way to the bike, Minka took quite a few steps —
walking to the same planks and benches. And Aku...
— What, I mean I don't think I had that sentence on my paper.
— It was there, the exact same thing... — Definitely wasn't there!
(Jaakko:) Minka... — I mean I've never heard of such a thing!
(Jaakko:) Minka, there is a sentence "You may only step on each object once." — La la la la... (gibberish)
Yeah, yeah but I think I must've done things according to the rules because I only stepped once, —
and a lawnmower is not a car.
You did step onto one and the same piece of plastic many times, and you were like, properly stamping about too.
What plastic? They were torn to individual pieces, and...
I'm siding Aku with on this.
I may have seen that you stepped on it at least twice.
Nooo but that doesn't count when you've been, after your idiotic performances —
but I mean in a way, um, the fact that I take one large sheet of plastic —
and tear it into like, several pieces, when meanwhile, you're like, making carpets. [*Genuinely speaking in quite unintelligible sentences]
I don't like this show.
You also had one piece that was like this, and you were treading on it like this. — I don't remember that! I don't remember that! — Put some evidence on the table.
Let's not go on about this any longer. Both attempts failed.
(Kiti:) The Earth is one object.
(Pilvi:) And aren't you curious, we still have one performance... Did you forget that you weren't supposed to touch the ground... (Jaakko:) So if the Earth is one object, Kiti, there's probably no point in watching your performance.
I feel like such a simpleton right now.
"Take this." How can you take it if you can't touch the ground —
or the floor, nor can you take steps?
But then you can't travel by car either. I mean I couldn't even get to the car, could I.
I'm being a simpleton now. Am I?
So I'll just have to like, reach out and take it as far from here as I can.
Well here goes.
Oh no but rock is rock. I mean that gravel is made of rocks.
Do I have to put it here?
Yeah.
Done.
— This was your performance? — Yeah.
I stuck to the rules.
Indeed. Could you just explain your thought process a little bit, why did you end up putting it onto the grass?
And not onto the gravel, or the rock? — I was afraid that I would fall over, if I started like...
Oh right, I see, I could've put it onto the other side.
What was Kiti's result?
Kiti managed to move the cactus 2,3 meters from its original location.
But Kiti was the only one who didn't break the rules.
— Yes! — Amazing.
So, congratulations Kiti. Five points for this.
Unbelievable. Thank you! Thank you!
Congratulations.
Pilvi, my little friend. How are the total scores at the moment?
The total scores are such that currently in the lead we have —
Minka and Kiti.
Tökä. I can tell that your competing instinct is growing, so um, there's still plenty of points to go.
Let's go to the mansion and watch the next task.
Hello. — Hi.
I wonder what sampling...
"Collect as much... sweat as you can, to the provided sample cup."
"The one who collects the most sweat into the sample cup wins."
"You have 15 minutes." — "Time starts now."
I can't believe this. Well then.
So the contestants had to collect as much sweat as possible to the provided sample cup —
and they were given 15 minutes to do it.
You know, Pilvi, sometimes I wonder what this show would've been like —
if the tasks had been thought up while sober. But who's first?
First, let's see how Kiti, Minka and Miika started squeezing sweat. — Yeah.
There was a sauna in there. Can I go there, or is it out of bounds? — You can go there.
Okay, right, I'll go and do some exercise there. If there might be some residual heat left.
I'm off for a little run at this point.
Oh but there's joggers, outside!
(Kiti:) Right then, let's go and collect the sweat of all the strangers.
No. This isn't warm at all. How on earth do you get sweat?
I just don't get sweaty anymore because I've been running so much today.
I'll try this.
(Laughter.)
If anybody's sweaty, please do let me know. If you suddenly feel a bit sweaty.
Why no sweating? Usually I'm always sweating if there's some dignified madams around. Or something.
How dignified madams should there be for you to start sweating?
Well let's say, about 30 percent more dignified than you. If they exist.
Got quite a bit of it. Just excreted somehow. — (Pilvi:) Well that is quite a bit.
— You're kidding! — Great metabolism.
I was wondering, 'cause I just caught a whiff of dogshit. Apparently I stepped on some.
Hey!
Excuse me. Umm... This is completely bonkers, but —
I'm in the middle of a task where I have to collect sweat into this little cup.
(Kiti:) So are you feeling any sweaty? — Unfortunately no. — Oh.
Look, there's sweat here but why isn't there any in the cup?
Like the shirt and, it's drenched in sweat. — Five.
— Still no one, no? — Time's up. — Oh there you go.
— Time's up. — Just look at that. Damn it!
Wow, Minka sure did sweat a lot. I'm so surprised, such a great result.
— Oh my word. — Thank you. Miika. You mentioned there that you would sweat more, had there been some dignified madams around, so —
what is it about those dignified madams that makes you sweat?
Well I don't know, just that sort of general sense of dignity.
So what were the results?
Yeah, so Kiti managed to collect exactly zero drops of sweat.
Miika for his part collected 12 drops of sweat. — It's something, at least.
And Minka...
— I mean, a surprising amount.
A extraordinary amount, so much water and other stuff got mixed in there as well —
that even though we have state-of-the-art instruments, we couldn't differentiate —
how many drops of it was sweat, so...
Minka. Unfortunately, your result is zero.
But we still haven't seen the performances of Aku and Mikko.
But before watching them, we'll go for a little break.
Welcome back, this is Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw —
how Miika, Minka and Kiti tried to collect sweat into a sample cup.
We still have the performances of Tökä and Aku remaining.
Yes. Let's watch them, shall we.
Do I have no choice but to start doing exercise, then? — Is there a sauna in here?
Yes, but I don't think that it's warm. — Hey!
It is warm!
Let's get a bit of a Rocky vibe going.
Hello. Um, do you have a free sauna just for a moment? For the next 10 minutes? — Well, come on then. — Great!
I mean, sweat is urine isn't it.
Nah, I can't piss into it, that's obviously clear. Or I can, but that won't win the competition.
Can I come into the sauna for a bit?
Yeah, I need more water. — Okay, coming, coming.
Now that I say the word "kahi"*, everyone knows what it means. [*Portmanteau: First syllables of 'armpit' + 'sweat']
And next, "pyhi"*. [*First syllables of 'bottom' + 'sweat']
Surely not "pahi"*? [*First syllables of 'balls' + 'sweat']
Pilvi, how can you just... Oh Jesus Christ, no!!!
— Now you have some sweat coming up! — Yeah sure, but another thing that comes is death!
Perspire.
Sweat more! Sweat! Aargh.
And the time is up.
Time's up.
Thank you, Tökä. — Cheers.
Gentlemen, thank you for these delightful performances. What were their results?
Tökä managed to collect 21 drops of sweat.
(Aku:) That's pretty good.
And Aku collected 2,5 milliliters of something —
that, I mean, clearly did not consist of sweat alone.
But we did some research after which we were able to conclude —
that clearly, Aku collected the largest amount of sweat. — Yay!
— Thank you. — Fierce.
Thank you.
So, as for the points, Aku gets 5. — Thank you.
Tökä four points, Miika three points, Minka two points, and Kiti one point.
Pilvi, what's the situation right now, who's in the lead?
Now it seems is that the one in the lead is Aku.
Yes! Yes! At last.
(Miika:) Happy for you. — Thank you.
But friends, there's still points to be had.
Shall we go to the mansion to watch the next task? — Yeah, let's do that.
Hi, nice to see you. Or, well... It is always nice. — That's for me?
"Score the most points by throwing darts."
"You can either throw one dart from one meter away —"
"three darts from three meters away, or — "
"60 darts from ten meters away."
"While throwing, you must stand behind the distance mark of your choosing. You have 10 minutes."
"Time starts now."
How much is 60 times 10? 600.
Not all of them are going to fit in there. Gonna have to make do with nines.
So where is the dart board? There.
So in all simplicity, the objective was to —
throw darts, and accumulate the largest number of points by doing so.
Excellent. Who do we have the joy of starting with?
First, let's see how Miika and Aku did.
I wonder if I would be allowed to, like, throw one and the same dart multiple times within this period?
"Score the most points by throwing darts."
So it doesn't say that you could like, throw it only once.
One dart. It means that you can only use it once.
I will challenge this though, if it turns out that you were allowed to throw it repeatedly.
I mean, it doesn't say (that). So I mean, I can throw, like... — That went well.
How much time do I have?
Three. — Seven minutes. Six.
I'll be really annoyed if there was a catch though. I'll throw the 60 darts.
I mean, I don't know if this is correct now, but... — Right.
But um, neither do most people.
Oops.
Surprisingly easy.
Come on! I mean there's, has it been laminated or something?
Someone's laminated the surface when it doesn't, how does it...
Unless there's some annoying catch, now I've already exceeded the theoretical one dart maximum limit.
(Miika:) Harder...
In a way, if you're not allowed retrieve it, although it doesn't say so in the instructions...
If you're not allowed to retrieve it, then my result is 9, isn't it.
Well I'll just retrieve these and keep throwing, just in case that there's a catch of some kind.
I'll switch, in case I've been doing this wrong after all.
You started getting some results right away.
Of course, you'll get the ten with something like this.
I'll resume from here. I'll resume from here. No!
And, from the three meters.
Whoops.
Two, one, time's up.
Time is up.
(Miika:) Foot on the line.
I guess Miika was already starting to predict the end result there in the end. — I wasn't predicting a thing.
Miika threw the same dart several times, and from every single throwing distance too.
And from 10 meters, Miika managed to score 31 points from the board, —
but unfortunately stepped over the line on every throw. — Christ. I mean it's, that's not, okay fine...
Yeah, so Miika's result is zero. What was Aku's result?
Well that's also highly dependent on how you count.
Aku's result is also a clear zero as well. Do you guys have anything that would explain this?
Well, your whinging.
I mean, just this sort of like... Nanny state.
— It's just a game, isn't it. Miika, it's just a game, right? — It's a lighthearted competition, I mean, sure.
Yeah, you guys got a clear zero for this.
We still haven't seen how Tökä, Minka and Kiti managed with this. And we will watch them, but only after the next break.
Welcome back, this is Taskmaster.
Before the break, we saw how Miika and Aku —
threw darts using very different tactics and techniques, —
but didn't score any points nevertheless.
Whose performances are we gonna watch next?
Next we'll see how Kiti and Minka made a dart dart.
So you'll have to like, get that high score in one go?
— What does it say on the paper? — 10 minutes.
Right. I'll go for the three darts from three meters away.
Oh, come on.
Five.
(Pilvi:) There you go.
It said that you had to like, stay in the spot that you had chosen, the throwing distance, —
but I wonder if I could bring the 60 darts here?
And it didn't say that you couldn't move this here —
and like, throw three darts at a time from here.
How would it even be like, possible from the ten meters? So there's got to be a catch.
Because the 60 should be over there, and you can like, throw three from here. So...
Like this, and then I'll come back here again.
I have no idea what's going on. — I found a loophole from the instructions.
Now everyone should really stay back. I mean this is a bit like, there's some Kummeli* potential. [*Finnish 90s-00s sketch comedy show]
— It's really important that you remember to step aside every once in a while. — Yeah because otherwise that's exactly what could lead to me being, like, you know, disqualified.
Three, two, one, time's up.
Well, my certainty isn't completely watertight but I am 99 percent sure.
(Miika:) Insane scores.
Kiti. Did you just say that you were 99 percent sure that this was all correct? Do you still believe that?
Well, in a way I do because I always like, left the throwing area.
Pilvi what was Kiti's result?
Well, if we counted the first three darts as the result, —
the ones that Kiti threw from behind the line three meters away, then the result would be five.
And if for some strange reason we were to count —
by the method that Kiti used, where everything just somehow resets —
every time she steps aside...
So if that would've been allowed, then Kiti would have 175 points. — Right!
So, 180 in total.
Oh right, oh now that's a thing too, is it?
Kiti, now the thing is that I myself am not from this school of sidestepping at all, so...
So you can get that five points for this, and even that is a very generous verdict. — Alright, fine.
(Jaakko:) And, what about Minka's result?
Well, Minka's result with that one dart from the one meter distance that she chose in the beginning, was zero.
— So... I'm afraid your result is zero. (Minka:) Right.
— Minka you got to join same club with Miika and Aku: zero points.
Yay, finally I'm a part of some gang!
Kiti has scored five points, we still haven't seen Tökä's performance.
— You're being overly courteous for leaving me last. — Indeed. Let's see how Tökä did. — Here we go.
Um... There's three darts over there.
Well, I think I've got enough sportsmanly blood in me to start bombarding from here.
Last one.
Come on! Well, let's count.
— Tökä, all I can say is, what an impressive performance! — Thank you. — What was the result?
Tökä threw all the darts from ten meters —
according to the rules —
with the score of 101 points.
Tökä, five points. — Thank you.
Kiti four points and three points to everyone else.
The zero club got three points.
Pilvi, will you tell us the state of the total scores?
On the scoreboard, the leader is —
Aku. — What?
(Miika:) It was the sweat business. — (Aku:) Oh it's the sweat business, right.
And the zero club got three points from the previous task. This is astonishing. Now I like this show again.
Aku congratulations, you're in the lead at the moment, but that position can still be lost. Everyone has got a chance —
because it's time for the final task. Contestants, get ready.
Pilvi, will you tell us what the final task is?
This time in the final task, the things to give you an edge are —
knowledge of species, and having good teeth.
Tökä, will you read the task to us aloud, please.
"Name a bird species, eat a grape, and call out the name of another contestant who's still in the game —
within five seconds from hearing your own name being called."
"If within five seconds you can't name a bird, eat the grape, —
and call out the name of another contestant who's still in the game —
you're out of the game."
"You may not say the same bird twice, and the last person standing wins."
Have you understood? — Maybe.
And whenever someone drops out, I'll let you know who takes it from there.
Let's get started. From the middle. Tökä, go ahead.
Hooded crow.
Aku. — House sparrow.
Kiti Kokkonen. — Greenfinch.
Minka. — Bullfinch.
Miika. — Great tit.
Tökä. — Magpie.
Kiti. — Wood grouse.
Aku. — Willow ptarmigan.
Minka. — Common goldeneye.
Tökä. (Chime.) — (Jaakko:) You ran out of time.
(Minka:) I definitely did not!
Yes you did. And we'll continue from Tökä, go ahead.
Thrush.
Miika. — Fieldfare.
Kiti. — Treecreeper.
Miika. — Great cormorant.
Aku. — White-backed woodpecker.
Kiti. — Greenfinch.
— Didn't you already say that? (Jaakko:) Time's up. — No! — Yes.
Oh damn, I would've had so many birds, still.
And let's resume, Miika, go on. — Albatross.
Aku. — White wagtail.
Tökä. — Swallow.
Aku. — White-tailed eagle.
Tökä. — Snowy owl.
Aku. — Great spotted woodpecker.
Tökä. — Black woodpecker.
Aku.
Green... perch. (Chime.)
So. Last man standing. There's still plenty of birds to go. — There is.
Miika, go ahead. — Oriental plover.
Tökä. — Sparrowhawk.
Miika. — Pern.
Tökä. — Northern goshawk.
Kestrel.
Miika named a bird before his name was called. Tökä won this. A big round of applause!
An astonishing amount of ornithologists, but one knew more than the others.
And it was Tökä, five points to Tökä.
And everyone else gets points in the order of dropping out, from four to one.
But now we know who accumulated the most points today —
and who won this episode. Pilvi, who was it?
So the winner of this episode is of course Tökä.
(Jaakko:) Congratulations Tökä, you can go and admire the strange wooden objects you've just won.
Yes! Yes!
Thanks to Mikko (Tökä) Töyssy, thanks to the other contestants —
and thank you at home. This was Taskmaster.