Sep 10, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 17 segments
On this week's Taskmaster Podcast, Ed is joined by the brilliantly funny comedian and contestant on Series 22, Chloe Petts! Chloe brings their Gambelian vibe to the caravan and we get to hear exactly…
Chloe PettsGuestThe prize task is the best thing you have been given that would not make the Taskmaster jealous.

Which I then think, again, we're getting a little bit too quickly to the meat and potatoes of this, but I think I should have beaten Izzy.

Yeah, because, like, what would you rather get gifted? A sentimental doll whose one eye opens or Ellis James' ratty pants? It's the worst thing I've ever seen in my life.

So I think what happened was we had the two things that... made greg the least jealous

and then it goes to like a second you then have to like do a second level of judgment which is then what one would i rather have
just think he did it based on what made him jealous or what made him the least jealous.
out the window a bit because if it's best thing, the doll wins because the doll is better than the pants.
The prize task is the best thing you have been given that would not make the Taskmaster jealous.

Which I then think, again, we're getting a little bit too quickly to the meat and potatoes of this, but I think I should have beaten Izzy.

Yeah, because, like, what would you rather get gifted? A sentimental doll whose one eye opens or Ellis James' ratty pants? It's the worst thing I've ever seen in my life.

So I think what happened was we had the two things that... made greg the least jealous

and then it goes to like a second you then have to like do a second level of judgment which is then what one would i rather have
just think he did it based on what made him jealous or what made him the least jealous.
out the window a bit because if it's best thing, the doll wins because the doll is better than the pants.
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