Fans often cite Series 7 as one of the show's strongest due to the chaotic chemistry between the cast. This episode specifically captured the essence of the series: Rhod Gilbert’s erratic genius, James Acaster’s mounting frustration, and Kerry Godliman’s efficient, "bosh" approach to tasks.
As the 50th episode, the production leaned into the milestone with several tasks revolving around the number . The contestants—James Acaster, Jessica Knappett, Kerry Godliman, Phil Wang, and Rhod Gilbert—competed in several memorable segments: [S7E6] A Coquettish Fascinator
In a creative acting task, contestants filmed dramatic soap opera endings. Jessica Knappett and Kerry Godliman engaged in "soapy violence," while James Acaster made headlines by callously destroying a ukulele during his performance. Task Results and Performance Key Highlights Prize Task Bring in the "best key." A subjective start to the episode judged by Greg. Main Task Put 50 items in a bin & make a portrait. Fans often cite Series 7 as one of
Kerry's "fascinator" portrait and Phil's attention to detail. Place 10 pairs of glasses into a box. Main Task Put 50 items in a bin & make a portrait
Using those same 50 items, the contestants then had to create a portrait of Greg Davies. It was during this creative endeavor that Kerry Godliman used a silver bowl as a "coquettish fascinator" for Greg's likeness, inspiring the episode's title.
Kerry Godliman ultimately won Series 7, with her performance in this milestone episode contributing significantly to her lead. For fans looking to revisit this specific era, the full episode is available on platforms like the official Taskmaster YouTube channel and Taskmaster Supermax+ .
James Acaster chose a box he thought would contain spectacles, but only managed 12/20. Get an inflatable ring as high as possible. A test of engineering and physics. Legacy of Series 7, Episode 6