Taskmaster Mugs for Sale
Description: ut the most stuff on top of this jelly was a task featured on Series 15 of Taskmaster, as the fourth task in 100% Bosco. The task was won by Frankie Boyle. Frankie put the following sentence on a piece of paper and put it on the jelly: "The third law of thermodynamics means that the universe will eventually end through a phase of heat death, with all life and energy extinguished". As Greg determined it to be the heaviest thing on the jelly, Frankie received 5 points.
Description: Get festive with the brilliant British TV gameshow Taskmaster. Featuring a whimsical snowman design with festive flair, perfect for kids and fans of hilarious challenges and the holiday season.
Taskmaster Christmas snowman – British gameshow fan apparel - kids Taskmaster Mug
by SmerkinGherkin
$18
Description: Home Taskmaster UK Series 8 Episode 6: Rock ‘n’ roll umlaut Design an iconic album cover Iain, Lou and Paul formed a band called Lou Sanders and The Lovely Boys, with their album called SSSex. Their cover photo featured Iain and Paul holding up signs and wearing hats, with an orange over one eye, and a rose in their mouths, whilst Lou stood between them on a red ball (representing 'the man'), whilst wearing a pair of sunglasses.
Description: Look stylish and chic in your Taskmaster merch - wear your fandom on your sleeves with your favourite British comedy duo Greg Davies and Little Alex horne - Your time starts now!
Taskmaster heads - Greg Davis and Alex Horne Faces: simple, graphic, white Mug
by SmerkinGherkin
$18
Description: Bring a touch of comedy-art history to your wardrobe with this premium t-shirt inspired by the hit British TV gameshow Taskmaster. The design is a tongue-in-cheek homage to the iconic American Gothic painting — re-imagined with host Greg Davies (as the farmer) and Alex Horne (as his partner) in classic American Gothic-style portrait form.
Taskmaster artwork poster print – American Gothic style portrait of host Greg Davies Mug
by SmerkinGherkin
$18
Description: This is the moment that defined Series 1, Episode 1, and set the bar for the sheer, unbridled desperation that makes Taskmaster great. This task gave us a glimpse into the soul of a man pushed to the edge. When Romesh was faced with a countdown and a giant fruit, the result wasn't just a meal; it was a crime scene. It’s bold, it’s messy, and it’s the only way to relive the glory without needing a stomach pump and a towel.
Description: Liza Tarbuck created an all timer with this task. This design is a forensic breakdown of a task that went delightfully, messily right. It documents the 100% Trousers down efficiency, the staggering 0% Dignity remaining, and the scientifically accurate 3% (kinda) of the cake actually devoured. It’s a tribute to the "Love shown" that Alex never asked for and the vital nutritional warning: it may be so in you.
Description: What does success take? Sticking to the rules! Joe Wilkinson found out in the worst possible manner that breaking a rule on Taskmaster is no joke. After all, without rules, it wouldn’t be Taskmaster. So I broke down what it took to create this moment of infamy. Calorie by calorie, gram by gram.
