Ruben Søltoft, Julie Ølgaard, Christian Fuhlendorff, Nikolaj Stokholm and Lina Rafn will build the best coconut throwing machine and paint a portrait on a canvas they cannot reach. A simple task with a ping-pong ball also costs several of the participants their dignity, and Mark Le Fêvre his eyesight, and then another obstacle forces Ruben Søltoft to visit a nursing home in North Jutland.

In this episode, the contestants must identify a person on a video call without being identified themselves, make the longest-lasting marble run, invent a new word (or ten), unravel a reel of string, and carry either an empty briefcase or a briefcase full of onions.

Of course the taskmaster has saved the best for last. In the final the weary contenstants are given an unpleasant task which involves dialects and bodily fluids.

It's time to battle for the remaining precious points before the final, and the 5 creative minds have their works cut out for them, as volcanoes are on the menu.

Five creative minds are soaked, when taskmaster Lasse Rimmer dishes out new challenges, which indcludes everything from knock-knock jokes to quintaining.

Prepare yourself for 5 intense movies complete with cliffhangers about everything from bingo hungry cowboys to the secret behind spotting the perfect avocado and everything in between.

In this first episode of a new season, the fresh set of contestants must work out how many balls are in a basket, give Mark an unforgettable experience, drop a water balloon as far as possible without breaking it, create and perform a catchy song about something hanging in their ear, and pop up before a series of objects do.

Now the five experimental mice have to solve four curly tasks, but who builds the tallest potato-bearing tower? And can you play basketball without hands? Christian, Lina, Julie, Nikolaj and Ruben must also make a good investment before we find out who can surprise Mark Le Fêvre in the most creative way - and both boyfriends, clowns and a real doctor are used.

In this season finale, the contestants must find out how much Mark's head and feet weigh, do a watchable parking job, build the lightest tower, set a puzzle to open a safe, solve the puzzle set by one of their opponents, and make a noise without being identified by the Taskmaster.

Can you cry out of your mouth? And how does Nikolaj Stokholm camouflage himself in a bathroom? Sure, the Grandmaster's challenges are crazy, but the solutions are even worse.

In this episode, the contestants must somehow get 11 non-human feet onto a mat, make the biggest thing disappear, find a needle in a haystack, make a realistic injury using food, and build the tallest tower of toilet rolls. Also, Martin's endurance for listening to repetitive saxophone music is pushed to its limits.

Look forward to seeing Lina Rafn's inhuman endurance on a treadmill, the result of an unusual blind drawing, and what a perfect solution Julie and Christian think they have when they are tasked with raising an egg as high above the ground as possible. They all fight for this week's personal prize, but in the end only one question remains: Does Ruben Søltoft ever find out what a slug is?

Among other things, we will learn more about how to make an entire block of ice disappear most easily, and whether Google Translate or Morse codes are best when talking to a Russian. Nikolaj Stokholm also feels the consequence of swearing at baked goods, and then the best gift for the grandmaster must be found.

It does not go quietly when the celebrities this time, among other things, have to draw a horse... on horseback.