Taskmaster - kuninga käsul

Five actors — Sepo Seeman, Tõnis Niinemets, Helena Lotman, Priit Võigemast and Piret Krumm — test themselves on the wild tasks the King (Kristjan Jõekalda) has dreamed up. His loyal assistant Marta Laan oversees the attempts.

The King issues new orders. The five face brand-new, unpredictable tasks; their nerve is tested while Marta Laan judges with a merciless eye. How the orders are carried out is up to the contestants — whether the King likes it is revealed in the show.

How do you follow an order whose logic is questionable and whose result could be total triumph or dignified failure? The rules are simple — or at least written down. Marta Laan keeps the strictest watch. Every point must be earned. Who can surprise the King?

By the King’s order, contestants transport fragile objects, collect tears, and think big — but not too big. In the studio task they must make a noise without Jõekalda identifying them. Who stays anonymous and who gives themselves away instantly?

Tasks that seem easy… until assistant Marta Laan starts the stopwatch. Who’s carried by luck and who takes points through skill? Sepo, Piret, Priit, Helena and Tõnis compete for the grand prize.

The King tests the five again — this time both ingenuity and athleticism help. Who scores maximum points: Tõnis, Sepo, Piret, Priit or Helena? Marta Laan helps the King measure.

Contestants must prove their sense of smell and their listening skills. Bonus points to whoever brought a sufficiently green object for Jõekalda. The five compete for the golden grand prize.

The contest for the golden head continues. This time they must paint a self-portrait, hunt for a pickle, and judge the size of a carrot. Marta Laan helps record the attempts.

Today reveals how to transport water with a sieve and the trick to keeping Marta Laan away from popcorn. The five demonstrate their skills to the King.

Persuade the King enough and you can earn points just by asking. Contestants must serve Marta Laan a surprise, plus cocktails by the pond. The five play for the golden grand prize.

The season’s end nears and nerves are frayed — every performance counts. Contestants must prove skill, ingenuity and precision. Who scores maximum: Priit, Sepo, Tõnis, Helena or Piret?