>> TK: So here is another debriefing episode. I honestly, I'm going to, I'm going to be straight up with you. I don't really have a whole lot to say about this episode that wasn't already talked about with Ed and Mat on the official Taskmaster podcast. 
>> Lewis: Well, there's one big thing we need to talk about. 
>> TK: “Greg, honey.”
>> Lewis: The banter. 
>> TK: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
>> Lewis: The cut banter. 
>> TK: The cut banter.
>> Lewis: That everyone in the server was like, “Where the fuck is the banter?” And we found out today where the fuck the banter is. 
>> TK: Yeah I woke up– So for those of you listening and watching along, go to the outtakes, go to the Taskmaster YouTube channel and go to the outtakes for episode two of series 19, because we are getting fed.
>> Lewis: Go watch it right now.
>> TK: Oh my gosh. Pause this, go watch, and then come back screaming. I woke up and a bunch of people had messaged me to be like, “Get your ass up, get your ass out of bed. Watch this. Don't do anything else.” Even my friend that is not in our server messaged me with the link and then, “dot dot dot.” I was like, “Jesus Christ.” 
>> Lewis: I love how it's just accepted that I will appear when I appear because nobody told me. I was just wandering about in the server checking messages and was like, “Wait, what the fuck?” 
>> TK: Yep. So I watched that and holy shit. So I guess that whenever Alex goes to Greg's show, he's not going to be surprised by that bit that I had asked him about in his episode for this podcast. Because he had already, long ago, been whispered it directly by Greg. So that's cool. 
>> Lewis: I mean, he might be surprised that it's in Greg's show. 
>> TK: You can't really be surprised after that point.
>> Lewis: It's nothing he hasn't heard before.
>> TK: Exactly. Oh my gosh. And I love, my favorite part of that outtake is how his face just lights up directly after he hears what Greg says. It's so cute. And in case anyone is wondering, yes, there is already a fic up of that. 
>> Lewis: Did you write it? 
>> TK: Yeah, of course I wrote it. That's the first thing I did this morning. I watched it and then I went,” Please hold.” And then I cranked out. 
>> Lewis: I was literally sat on the edge of the bed when I DM'd you. I woke up, I saw your DMs. I was like, “Respond to this, let's get going.” Made a coffee, found out that my laptop wasn't charging, couldn't get it to work. I don't know if it's the cable or the charger, but something about my laptop doesn't charge.
>> TK: That’s annoying. I cranked out 1200 words this morning in a frenzy. I have one kudos and zero hits. So we love when that happens. 
>> Lewis: That kind of thing always reminds me of the old YouTube glitch, which doesn't happen anymore. They fixed it where views would freeze on 301. 
>> TK: Oh, that’s weird. 
>> Lewis: Yeah. It was something that you only really noticed if you paid attention to comments and insider memes. But for years views would freeze on exactly 301, and then six hours later you'd see all of the views and they'd start updating in real time.
>> TK: That’s so weird. So that was a delicious little outtake that we got. Thanks for posting that. 
>> Lewis: Well, I was watching it too, and the leading theory in the server was that we didn't see the outtake, or we didn't see the banter, because it just sucked. Because that's often why the banter is cut. It's so bad it doesn't even make it to air. And now I'm wondering, once again, “Why was it cut?” Because it's nothing anyone watching hasn't been exposed to before. 
>> TK: Yeah. Oh man.
>> Lewis: Those two are just going to do what those two do. 
>> TK: So good. Yeah. 
>> Lewis: Oh my god. I was watching and I was like, “Where is this going?” Your hiccups are so horrible. 
>> TK: And then I think then after that bit is where we get “Greg, honey,” which makes that even more hilarious. Because there's no way Alex could have known that that's what Greg would have said. Because that whole, every banter section is unplanned, unscripted. So there's no way he would have known. 
>> Lewis: Well, I was watching the whole episode, I was thinking, even, “These two are awfully lovey dovey this time.” And I don't think I've said this on the podcast, probably because my episode was just incredibly nerding out at one specific aspect of the show. But I've always sort of seen what they do as, they're that couple that everyone knows who, “Oh we've broken up again, oh, we're so in love, we're back together again. Nope. It's break up again.” And they just keep doing that. And it's this weird cycle between absolutely divorced and honeymoon energy. And they're definitely in the latter right now. 
>> TK: Yeah. For sure. You love to see it. 
>> Lewis: I mean, as much as I love their divorced energy, whatever they're doing this series is hilarious and I love it. 
>> TK: Yeah, it's beautiful. So we got the banter, we got “Greg, honey,” we got “the best boy in all the land,” at the very end or something like that. 
>> Lewis: Alex likes to be called a good boy. 
>> TK: He really does. I think they both do. It's really cute. I forget what interview it was in, but in some interview that they both did together, they said that their recent thing is, they both call each other “good boy” to kind of hype each other up, I guess. And they just do that all the time. 
>> Lewis: That was one from the New York [trip].
>> TK: Yeah, it might have been. And they just do that, not only on the show, but whenever they're together they do that. And I was like, “Honestly, that's so wholesome.”
>> Lewis: It is. 
>> TK: It's so cute, I love it. 
>> Lewis: What a weird goddamn show. 
>> TK: Really. The only other thing that I wrote on my notes was– Oh, we got hand feeding Alex like a bird, so that was cute. 
>> Lewis: Oh, God, yeah, because the second time I watched it, I've only watched it twice this week so far. I think because last time we recorded on a Sunday. I watched it on YouTube, once again forgetting that there's no fucking ad breaks on YouTube. Especially since I just watched series ten, which does have ad breaks. They need to give them back to us, please.
>> TK: Yeah, they really do. And then the… which? Oh, it was, Alex has a theme, I think. An overarching theme of just getting wet a lot by different things.
>> Lewis: He’s such a sad wet guy. 
>> TK: When Stevie did her task for the “do something really tricky,” and then, “narrate yourself doing something really tricky and then do the really tricky thing,” the RTT, if you will. I’m glad that caught on because that was really cute. Is that she did the thing and then she grabbed a water bottle and dumped it on her and then flinged the rest of it at Alex. And he was just wiping it off. So that was fun. And I was like, “Man, I feel like Alex gets wet a lot in this show, I've noticed. Whether by design or not.”
>> Lewis: I loved how– I've got some things I want to talk about. I don't think I'm going to talk about them in any particular order, but let's talk about that team task. 
>> TK: Oh my gosh, I am obsessed how Stevie clearly knew who Jason was, and was such a huge fan of him when they first met because she was like, “Oh my gosh, hi I'm Stevie!” I was like, “Aw, I love this for her so much.” I honestly think that they – I know that they didn't do well in this episode, but I think they're going to be a powerhouse of a team. I think they're going to be really good together, because I think their energy kind of matches and I think they're going to do really well in some of the team tasks and then the other team. And I was in the chat as we were watching it live. We had read what the task was and then we saw the team of two first, and then they went to the team of three. And I was like, “Man, I can't wait for Fatiha to not jump.” And then she's just steppin’. And I was like, “I fucking called it.”
>> Lewis: See, a lot of people complain about Greg's rulings, and I think this is a prime task that really shows that, because so many of the rules went disregarded. Obviously Fatiha wasn't going to be jumping. Practically, she's a big woman. That would be very bad for her, honestly, to jump the way Alex wanted her to jump. And I think Greg probably understood that. So he's like, “Yeah, fine, whatever. It's jumping.” And then I think allowed the tambourine.
>> TK: And I think even somebody in our group chat said something like, she could have easily been like, “You jump for two seconds,” and he would have been like, “Fair enough.” 
>> Lewis: I saw that as yes, she's participating. No, she's not going to go all the way, but she'll meet you half there. And I think we're going to see a lot of that from her.
>> TK: I think honestly because there are times where she's clearly, in the first episode where she blows on the raisins, clearly she's actively not participating. But in this one she was. So there's a difference there, she's trying at least.
>> Lewis: I can even now see a universe where she wins. She's a bit of a dark horse that way. I can see that she'd go with consistency. Consistency is always what wins. It's not just enough to get a bunch of 4 or 5 point tasks when you're also getting an equal amount of one and two points.
>> TK: And disqualifications. That's something we talked about last week too, is just finish it. That's all you have to do. You're going to do much better if you just finish it. 
>> Lewis: And bringing up something that we talked about last week about how if there's no win condition, there's a second part of the task. They pulled another one of their stupid sneaky tricks here where if you are asked to get an exact number of something and they provide the something, they're not providing you the number that you need. They always give you more. So you always have to count. And that fucked up a couple of people in series 14 with the balloons. I think it was Munya who saw a bunch of balloons and said, “Oh, well, there's 100 in here, let's just whack them all.” And it was 112 or something. So her throwing the marbles forced them to count, which was unintended brilliant. And I even said to the other guy while we were watching this, that, “Oh, that's going to win them the task because the other team didn't count.” And yep, sure enough they fucked about and took way too long. But they did the task. 
>> TK: And I think Mat counted, but I think, if I’m remembering correctly from his talk with Ed on the official podcast, he said, “I would have counted anyway because I know, I've seen this show. I know how shit works. I would have counted them anyway to make sure that we had 100, because I know that they pull shit like this and I don't trust them.” And it's like, “No, you're right not to.” 
>> Lewis: And the thing is, I expect on some level Jason knew that as well. But then Matt summed it up clearly. He is not here to compete. He is here to cause chaos. And I love that. 
>> TK: And then Jason chucking the lid at Alex and it hit Linda – that was so hard! I was like, “Dude that would have bruised Alex if it had hit him.”
>> Lewis: Well I think that's the first time someone's actually intentionally thrown something at Alex. And I say it that way because Rhod Gilbert threw gravel at his face. But I think that was just Rhod Gilbert. But also on the teams, I was really wondering how they were going to split them up. Because in my mind I was kind of thinking they’d do a boys versus girls thing. And then I think I saw maybe on Reddit or something that they probably had to work around Jason the most. So he would have had the tightest availability and it probably just fell that Stevie had the loosest. So they put them together. 
>> TK: Something that I noticed in that test that I keep forgetting to bring up to the server is that in the group of three, when they're reading the task, Matt is reading the task, and Rosie and Fatiha are standing together and Fatima has her arm around Rosie's waist, and is just holding her and I’m like “That’s so cute! Oh my gosh, I love this.” I love how flirty she is, because of course she's flirty with Greg. But I loved that she just extended that to Rosie a little bit. And I was like, “That's so sweet. I love that so much,” because they clearly didn't know each other before then. And then immediately she's like, “Come here bestie.” And I was like, “Oh my gosh, this is so cute. I love it.”
>> Lewis: I love Fatiha so much because she's never left Hackney. Her voice and her manner does not really match her appearance. And I think that's my favorite thing about her because even on Outsiders she was bullying the fuck out of Phil Wang and just kind of didn't give a shit.
>> TK: I love her. She's so funny. She kind of almost has a Rose Matafeo vibe of she'll put her head in her hands sometimes, especially during the prize tasks. Because Greg will be like, “So you brought in chocolate,” and she's like, “Yeah, from Swissland, Switzerland.” And then she’s like, “Goddamnit.” She just puts her head in her hands. And I'm like, “Baby, don't give up. It's okay.” 
>> Lewis: This prize task, though, was so good, the snootiest thing, because everyone's going to have a different interpretation of that. 
>> TK: Also Jason really struggled with that because as he said, in America, we don't really do snootiness. We don't really…
>> Lewis: It's fallen out, but it was very much the vibe of the 90s.
>> TK: But instead of snooty, we said preps and losers. 
>> Lewis: Oh, I didn't mean that. I mean NIMBYs and yuppies. They were very snooty. There was a lot of that versus the existential grunge of the other half of the population, it felt like. So we did for a while. But equally, that doesn't – Neither of those seem like they were Jason's world. 
>> TK: But I did like what he brought in. I thought that was really funny. 
>> Lewis: The butler was perfection. And then the hat from Eton, what is this Ivo Graham erasure? Because I wouldn't be surprised if that's who he got it from. Because he said he got it from a friend who'd been to Eaton.
>> TK: That would make sense, actually. 
>> Lewis: Which, a lot of Britcom is basically incestuous. Everyone knows everyone. Everyone's done something with everyone because it's a very small pool compared to – I don't even know how many comedians there are in America. Probably a lot. I don't like American stand up right now. 
>> TK: They had Mat on with Ed in the caravan this week and they talked a little bit about it, but he still didn't really explain what it was. 
>> Lewis: I don't think he knew what it was. 
>> TK: So even after everything that they talked about it was still kind of like, you kind of had to be there. 
>> Lewis: For Ivo, his whole thing is that he got sent to Eton and his dad regrets it. That's his entire shtick. 
>> TK: Ivo and Mat seem to have a lot in common, which, I would love to put those two in a room together. 
>> Lewis: Mat's definitely got that chimpanzee whose habitat is under threat energy. 
>> TK: His legs are so skinny. It's so funny. Those knobbly knees. I’m like, “Buddy…”
>> Lewis: In those tiny short shorts.
>> TK: So he won the first episode, didn't he? 
>> Lewis: I think so.
>> TK: And he won the second episode. And I was like… 
>> Lewis: Where is the fail man?
>> TK: I'm really surprised by this because everything that I've heard up to this point has been like, “I've done a horrible job. I'm a complete loser, blah, blah, blah.” And I'm like, “Don't get me wrong, I am obsessed with Mat. And if he wins, I will be fucking thrilled.” I will be so happy if he wins. I mean, honestly, out of this lineup, I'll be happy, if any of them win. I'll be happy for a different reason. But I was really surprised that he's won these first two episodes because everybody has been saying, “Oh, he's such a wet puppy and did so bad.” And yet he's won the first two episodes.
>> Lewis: Let me check the scoreboard. Holy shit. He's got 23. Fatiha’s got 15. And then the other three have 13. Holy shit Mat. Oh wait. No, that was for the episode. Let me look at the grand total. He's got 42. Stevie's got 30. Fatiha’s got 25. And then Jason and Rosie have 29. 
>> TK: I mean, we're still early days, but still, that's a good lead. 
>> Lewis: Where’d I put discord? There he is. 
>> TK: That's going to be interesting to see how the scores start to pan out as we go through the series. That's going to be interesting. 
>> Lewis: Oh! The caravan task – submarivan. 
>> TK: Very reminiscent of the grape task. 
>> Lewis: It was. They couldn't leave. They had all this Rube Goldberg shit. I'm genuinely surprised nobody pissed in it. I absolutely would have done.
>> TK: Ed said, “I definitely would have done that.” 
>> Lewis: Getting all the other stuff, and I read on the Taskmaster app for that, that there was a lot of stuff that they didn't even find, tt seemed like. The ones who even managed to find some of the little sneaky stuff completely discounted things, which I probably would have done too. No, wax is not a liquid. Once it's cooled down in the coffee jar or whatever that was. 
>> TK: Ice?
>> Lewis: I would have disregarded it because no it's not liquid now. It's a solid. 
>> TK: And I was wondering if the caravan has a toilet in it, couldn't you just go to the toilet and take the thing off the tank and just…?
>> Lewis: No, because caravan toilets are chemical, there's no tank. 
>> TK: Oh, okay. I guess they must have disconnected the water because Stevie put the bucket… 
>> Lewis: To plumb a caravan… I used to spend a lot of time in them and you just hook it up to a garden hose and that's how you plumb a caravan. 
>> TK: Oh, okay. That would be pretty easy for them to just disconnect the hose.
>> Lewis: Or just have never connected it in the first place because I don't recall ever seeing the sink run. 
>> TK: Because I think Stevie, that's the first thing that Stevie does is try the sink. And it obviously doesn’t work.
>> Lewis: I recall, I think it was New Zealand who also did the grape task. And honestly they did it better. But one of them was they had a clue inside ice and they had to melt the ice. And I'm pretty sure their water was running for it. Because how else would they have melted the ice if not for hot water? 
>> TK: Yeah, I think you're right.
>> Lewis: Oh my God. Some of the things that were going on, it was like two people bled for that task. 
>> TK: So gross. As soon as they started putting different liquids in the bucket, I was like, [mimics vomiting]. That’s disgusting. I don't like that. 
>> Lewis: Alex's morning drink. Very clearly a pint of beer.
>> TK: I thought it was apple juice because it didn't have a foam.
>> Lewis: I interpreted it as beer. It could have been. I think that's what it was.
>> TK: Was it Stevie that said, it's piss. Or maybe Jason?
>> Lewis: She thinks everything's piss so far. Any liquid she has interpreted as piss.
>> TK: We have two for two currently, with both the mentions of piss. But yeah, you can just bleed into the bucket, I guess. It probably wouldn't be very healthy or helpful because you can only lose so much blood, but also Stevie setting a little bin fire in the bucket. I was like, “Jesus Christ!” 
>> Lewis: You could see Alex go into executive producer mode. 
>> TK: You guys don't have any water! What the fuck? You don't have running water. There's no way to put this out. If it were to catch the – Jenny, Eclair tried to set fire [to the curtains].
>> Lewis: She must be livid. Oh my God, they wouldn't let her set fire to it. And Stevie just lights a bin fire in the caravan. Which are famously the most flammable thing on the planet, caravans. >> TK: And that was a big fire, too. It wasn't even little tiny flames at the bottom of the bucket. It was a bucket of fire. 
>> Lewis: I love those moments, though, where you can see Little Alex Horne just give way to the producer in a second, because he had no idea what to do. They weren't expecting that. There wasn’t a contingency, and now there's a fire.
>> TK: Good times. Having a bucket of fire that you're just carrying around is very point and click adventure game to me. Stick that in your inventory. It's fine. 
>> Lewis: Jason won that task. And then…we didn't actually really talk about the tricky thing which, the way everyone interpreted it, there needed to be some context because what's tricky, for one thing isn't necessarily tricky for someone else. I don't even know what I'd have done.
>> TK: I would have grabbed an instrument and played something really hard on the instrument. But that's because I can do it. But then you have to make the argument in studio of, “All right, Greg, can you play the Charlier Etude #2 on trumpet? No, you fucking can't.” I did it memorized. It is tricky.
>> Lewis: It’s like Jamali with that pillow spin. That's one of the few tasks where Greg was wrong and he was wrong, basically. And, I understand that's the format of the show. He's allowed to be wrong. No, Jamali was fucking robbed. Because he couldn't spin that pillow. 
>> TK: I also disagreed with the scoring of that task, but whatever. Well, it is what it is. 
>> Lewis: He's allowed to be wrong and I'm allowed to be annoyed. I loved the hand thing because Alex was wrong. You can go beyond 90. It just takes a little bit more thought. But you can go infinitely on that.
>> TK: I learned the hand thing but I never used it, I don't think. I knew what it was.
>> Lewis: I mean I got 30% on my last math score. So for me I need the hand thing.
>> TK: It was mostly just rote memorization, honestly.
>> Lewis: How does that work? I've never been able to figure it out.
>> TK:  just memorizing stuff over and over. Lots of flashcards. Flashcards were my life in elementary school. 
>> Lewis: I don't know how to memorize anything. Partially because I've got no short term memory. 
>> TK: My short term memory is actually quite good, but my long term memory is not very great. So unless it comes to specific things, but not really helpful. 
>> Lewis: Anybody who knows me knows that you can say something to me and five minutes later I will ask a question that you have just answered. It drives my husband insane.
>> TK: What's the next task that we had? We got the prize task. We got the tricky thing. We got the caravan.
>> Lewis: Oh, it's just a live task. The “choose an item from the box and place it on the corresponding half of your table. Second point, one at a time, pass the item on your right to the person on your right and the item on your left to the person on your left. And then part three, put one of your items inside the other item.” 
>> TK: Stevie had it real easy this week. 
>> Lewis: Oh my god. Then again I think anybody who winds up with the sleeping bag just automatically wins. 
>> TK: I was really excited for Jason figuring out the code to the safe, which now we have been trying to figure out what that code means.
>> Lewis: Well, did you see what I came up with? 
>> TK: No…?
>> Lewis: I was half asleep yesterday, I had a bad day and I was just kind of popping in and out of the server. And I saw them trying to work out what it would be upside down on a calculator while Google's AI just kept giving them bullshit answer after bullshit answer. And so I was like, “Well, okay.” So I just put it into my calculator on my phone, screenshotted it, and then looked at it upside down, and it came out as I S B Z. And I was like, “Well, I don't fucking know what that is.” So of course I Googled it and one of them, I got three abbreviations that that could mean. One of them was, I guess a code, a product code or something for, what was it even called? I’ve got it on my phone, actually. That's the easier way to do it. Which I should have had ready. Island Breeze tropical shirt. And so I was like, “Interesting.” And I'll put a screenshot of this up. And so I go to it, and it's from a brand that I regularly shop called Tipsy Elves. And I want this shirt. They do a lot of golf wear as well. Which I would not be surprised if Alex has stuff from this brand as well. I don't think that's what the answer is, but the coincidence is hilarious. As soon as I saw this, I was like, “I fucking shop this brand.”
>> TK: And then in the studio he said the safe didn't work. Alex said the safe didn't work because he forgot to put batteries in or the batteries were dead or something. But then according to the Taskmaster app, it said that Jason was so rough with the safe that the batteries came loose or something.
>> Lewis: See, I'm more inclined to believe Alex, just because I've noticed a lot of those little facts that they have are just straight wrong. It's not very accurate, the app. It does give some interesting insight, but they're riddled with spelling errors and some of them are provably wrong. >> TK: I think Jason was right to be very upset about that not working because he's like, “But I figured it out. Alex.” Oh, that was so funny.
>> Lewis: Yes. You figured it out. Good job. This show is probably one of the most low rent shows on television. Everything's cheap and everything's broken. 
>> TK: That is true.
>> Lewis: Dude, he's allegedly a big fan of this show. He should have picked that up by now, that nothing works and things will just randomly break. Which going back to 15, their caravan task where they had to write down words and leave after 20 minutes without any timers. And then there was that clock up on the roof, and it worked for Ivo. And then Mae went up there and it had got rained on, and now it no longer worked. 
>> TK: Inconsistent.
>> Lewis: All I believe is that the safe was broken. Because of course it was broken. 
>> TK: Pretty funny though. 
>> Lewis: Anything with moving parts breaks on that show very quickly. 
>> TK: And something else that we've talked about in the server is that a lot of people have noticed that Jason keeps, in the studio, he keeps touching Mat’s back. And they're like, “Why is he doing that?” And I'm like, “I know why he's doing that.” I keep forgetting to say why, but it's because he keeps tilting his chair back and he needs something to balance him. And so whenever he reaches for Mat’s back like that, you could see him going back in his chair and the chair legs leaving the floor. And I think somebody also pointed out, I bet the Andys are really mad at him every time he does that because they're like, “Stop moving around, stop fucking with your chair. Stop pushing it back. We need a consistent level.” And he's like, “No no no no no no no. I'm going to fucking break this chair by the end of the season.”
>> Lewis: What was I watching? I can't remember if this was last week's episode or if it was an episode I was just watching on YouTube late at night. But there's this moment where Greg said something completely obscene and out of pocket, and then went back on himself and said, “No, I have to push for a real answer here.” I can't remember what it was or the context because, I mean, past 10 o’clock at night, you know this. There's no guarantee that I'm sober. It was one of those moments where you could tell there was an Andy screaming in his ear to get things back on track. 
>> TK: And he was just kind of zoning out for a second and he’s like, “Yeah, okay.”
>> Lewis: I remember I had to rewind it because I couldn't tell if it was Alex or Greg who had said it. And then on the rewind, it was definitely Greg, and it sounded like he was just parroting what was in his ear instead of actually saying something. But it was hilarious. And I need to hear from an Andy about what the fuck they wind up shouting at him because it seems to happen a lot, especially in the outtakes. There's one where he was saying, “They're telling me to move it along, but no, I'm going to stay on this.” And there's such a fun contrast to that, if anybody watches Buzzcocks. Because, Greg has really internalized the idea that he is in control on Taskmaster. And then you watch Buzzcocks and he is not in control. And if a producer or a director or someone tells him to do something in his hair ear, bam, he does it. There's one episode of that where he said, “I've been told to lower the filth this series because they're mad at me,” or something like that. Let's talk about Fatiha with those balloons. She did everything she could to not have the balloons. And then she got the balloons. 
>> TK: Mat was telling Ed on the official podcast that she had a thing with balloons, but she didn't tell the producers. Mat was like, “We're pretty sure that the producers wouldn't have put stuff with balloons in the tasks, if they had known.”
>> Lewis: He seemed to hint that there were three of them.
>> TK: I guess she just didn't tell them. So that’s unfortunate. 
>> Lewis: Not even by the time the live task came round. It is something interesting, the amount of people who have gone on Taskmaster and have things about balloons because, we were talking about Mark's balloon task in series five where he had to get something in the balloon and then blow it up and he couldn't do it. So he put a pebble in it and gave it to the sound guy. And Aisling couldn't blow up balloons. Josh didn't like balloons. Who was it that said, “Don't like them go bang.”
>> TK: Oh, I don't remember.
>> Lewis: Someone said, “Don't like them, go bang.” Which was the weirdest way to say “I don't like balloons.” But a lot of them have been either phobic or just clueless about how balloons work. 
>> TK: Was it Nick Mohammed that didn't know how to blow up the balloon? I forget.
>> Lewis: I think it was, because at one point he was talking about how he's a dad with three kids and he's like, “Yes, I know, imagine how I feel.” I think that was him. She got really hurt on that task as well because of the balloons. But I think I just saw that she got two points for it. And then Jason got three, Mat got four, Rosie got one, and Stevie of course got five. 
>> TK: Well Didi just got home so I should probably go, but. But yeah. So that was an episode. >> Lewis: It sure was. 
>> TK: Thank goodness for the outtakes. Actually, now that he's home, I'm gonna immediately show him that outtake and be like, 
>> Lewis: Yeah, I can't wait to show my husband.
>> TK: All right, well, talk to you later. Bye.