‘Taskmaster’ Officially Gets a Free Streaming Home for 30+ Seasons

Comedy fans know the power of a show like Taskmaster. Bringing together some of today’s top comedians, the show lets each one take part in challenges to win over the love and appreciation of judge Greg Davies and his trusted sidekick, Alex Horne. The award-winning series has spawned multiple spin-off shows, brought American comedians like Jason Mantzoukas and Kumail Nanjiani to the competition, and more. Now, fans can enjoy Taskmaster 24/7! Collider can exclusively announce that Taskmaster fans in North America are about to get a brand-new way to watch the series.

Starting on November 5, fans can watch the BAFTA- and Rose d’Or-winning comedy Taskmaster on LG Channels on its dedicated stations, bringing 300+ hours of the show to LG Smart TV viewers in the United States. There is no purchase necessary to access the Taskmaster channel. It will include over 30 seasons, including the spin-offs of the United Kingdom series, with both the Australian and New Zealand versions of Taskmaster ​​​​​​included as part of the release.

Taskmaster is a show that allows comedians like Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton) and Nick Mohammed (Ted Lasso) to be themselves while also challenging them with bonkers challenges and, well, tasks to delight Davies. A mix of comedy and reality competition, the series is perfect for fans of these comedians. But it is also a fascinating show to see what Horne and Davies do as comedians. Most episodes start with a prompt question, then there are filmed tasks that the contestants do with Horne, and then there is a final group task at the end. And each season, the show gets better than the last.

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There’s a Lot to Look Forward to With ‘Taskmaster’s New Streaming Channel

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