#taskmaster coc4

[littlealexhorne]

Mathew Baynton | Champion of Champions 4

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[horneboy]

#titsoutfortaskmaster

[fangsup-cobrastyle]

"Do you have any regrets from your series?" *Mat Baynton visibly pales*

[valicelavidad]

mathew baynton, the thinking woman’s crumpet

[laniidae-passerine]

justice for maisie adam!!! terrible day for feminism indeed i demand a recount!!! #mychampion

[aseriesofunfortunatejan]

(Taskmaster COC4 spoilers)

I feel like there's something interesting about the fact that Maisie's back injury caused her to think outside the box for the 2m run task. There's no certainty that she would have looked for a way to win without running if she hadn't been in too much pain/worried about triggering pain. The other contestants who looked for options outside the box still viewed running as an unquestionable aspect of the task.

Rosie Jones has already shown that the Taskmaster team is willing to create an accessible show. Anyone can be disabled, long-term or short-term, and everyone will age, and I think it's fantastic when a physical limitation pushes the organisers or participants to look beyond the status quo.

Like genuinely, something as straightforward as back pain can make you look at a situation from a completely different angle or point of view. "How can I win without running?"

[the-wreminine-urge]

in light of coc 4 last night