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I think I've updated most of the commentary stats correctly for up to S15, but there are a few that still need updating (especially the ones regarding percentages, which I lack the statistical analysis to correct)
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*** Winner: [[spoiler: Sir Mo Farrah]]
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*** Winner: [[spoiler: Sir Mo Farrah]]Farah]]
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## '''Sir Mo Farrah (20 points)'''
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## '''Sir Mo Farrah Farah (20 points)'''
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'''2. Sir Mo Farrah (20 points, 1 episode. ''20 points per episode'')'''\\
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* 20 points ('''Sir Mo Farrah, 1 episode''')
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* 20 points ('''Sir Mo Farrah, Farah, 1 episode''')
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* 1 episode: Shirley Ballas ([=NYT1=]), Adrian Chiles ([=NYT2=]), Sir Mo Farrah ([=NYT3=]), Richard Herring ([=CoC=] 2), ''Katherine Ryan'' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], Josh Widdicombe ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
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* 1 episode: Shirley Ballas ([=NYT1=]), Adrian Chiles ([=NYT2=]), Sir Mo Farrah Farah ([=NYT3=]), Richard Herring ([=CoC=] 2), ''Katherine Ryan'' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], Josh Widdicombe ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
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* Sir Mo Farrah is the first person with a title to win an episode. Only two titled individuals have participated in the series thus far, both in a "New Year's Treat" episode.
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* Sir Mo Farrah Farah is the first person with a title to win an episode. Only two titled individuals have participated in the series thus far, both in a "New Year's Treat" episode.
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* Of the champions, six of them (Josh Widdicombe, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Dara Ó Briain) have never placed last in an episode in their series. However, Gamble did place last in his Champion of Champions special.
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* Of the champions, six seven of them (Josh Widdicombe, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Gamble, Dara Ó Briain) Briain, and Mae Martin) have never placed last in an episode in their series. However, Gamble did place last in his Champion of Champions special.
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* Noel Fielding, Bob Mortimer, Kerry Godliman, Richard Herring, Sarah Kendall, and Morgana Robinson are series champions who also managed to win the first episode of the series in which they appeared, which also makes Richard Herring to date the only champion who has won both his first and last episodes.
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* Noel Fielding, Bob Mortimer, Kerry Godliman, Richard Herring, Sarah Kendall, and Morgana Robinson Robinson, and Mae Martin are series champions who also managed to win the first episode of the series in which they appeared, which also makes Richard Herring to date the only champion who has won both his first and last episodes.
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* Rob Beckett [3], Bob Mortimer [5], Kerry Godliman [7] Richard Herring [10], Morgana Robinson [12] and Dara Ó Briain [14] are champions who have won or joint-won the final live task of their series -- for Beckett, Godliman, Herring, and Robinson, winning the final live task was crucial to their victories. Noel Fielding [4], Liza Tarbuck [6], Lou Sanders [8], and Ed Gamble [9] did not earn any points in the final live tasks for their respective series, although Noel did earn a bonus point (the Series 4 and 9 final live tasks were scored on a winner-takes-all basis and both Liza and Lou were disqualified in their final live tasks).
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* Rob Beckett [3], Bob Mortimer [5], Kerry Godliman [7] Richard Herring [10], Morgana Robinson [12] and Dara Ó Briain [14] are champions who have won or joint-won the final live task of their series -- for Beckett, Godliman, Herring, and Robinson, winning the final live task was crucial to their victories. Noel Fielding [4], Liza Tarbuck [6], Lou Sanders [8], and Ed Gamble [9] [9], and Mae Martin [15] did not earn any points in the final live tasks for their respective series, although Noel did earn a bonus point (the Series 4 and 9 final live tasks were scored on a winner-takes-all basis and both Liza and Lou were disqualified in their final live tasks).
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* As of the conclusion of Series 13, Rob Beckett is the youngest champion while Bob Mortimer is the oldest champion (30 and 58, respectively, at the time of broadcast).
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* As of the conclusion of Series 13, 15, Rob Beckett is the youngest champion while Bob Mortimer is the oldest champion (30 and 58, respectively, at the time of broadcast).
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* As of December 2022, four series have been won by the contestant sitting in the fifth seat (Noel [4], Richard [10], Sarah [11], and Sophie [13]), and three series each have been won by the contestant sitting on the the second (Josh [1], Bob [5], and Ed [9]), third (Liza [6], Kerry [7] and Lou [8]), and fourth seats (Katherine [2], Rob [3], and Morgana [12])[[note]]that is, the contestant whose first name is either second, third, fourth, or fifth in alphabetical order respectively[[/note]]. As of December 2022 Dara Ó Briain is the only main series contestant who has won their series from the first seat; if one-offs are included, however, then the "first seat" curse was finally broken in the second New Year Treat episode, which was won by Adrian Chiles. If one-offs and specials are counted, then the contestants on the second (Josh [Champion of Champions]) and on the fifth seats (Shirley Ballas in the 2020 New Year Treat) have each won four times.
* As of Series 14, eleven series champions (Josh, Katherine, Noel, Bob, Liza, Lou, Ed, Sarah, Morgana, Sophie and Dara) have been in the three-person team for team tasks, while only three series champions (Rob, Kerry and Richard) have been in the two-person team.
* As of Series 14, seven of the champions have been men and seven have been women. Sophie Duker is so far the only champion from a non-white ethnic background, although two female champions have also been from a non-UK background (Katherine Ryan [2], Canadian and Sarah Kendall [11], Australian; Morgana Robinson [12] is Australian-born but grew up mainly in the United Kingdom). Dara Ó Briain is to date the only male series champion to be from a non-UK background (Ireland).
* As of Series 14, eleven series champions (Josh, Katherine, Noel, Bob, Liza, Lou, Ed, Sarah, Morgana, Sophie and Dara) have been in the three-person team for team tasks, while only three series champions (Rob, Kerry and Richard) have been in the two-person team.
* As of Series 14, seven of the champions have been men and seven have been women. Sophie Duker is so far the only champion from a non-white ethnic background, although two female champions have also been from a non-UK background (Katherine Ryan [2], Canadian and Sarah Kendall [11], Australian; Morgana Robinson [12] is Australian-born but grew up mainly in the United Kingdom). Dara Ó Briain is to date the only male series champion to be from a non-UK background (Ireland).
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* As of December 2022, four June 2023, five series have been won by the contestant sitting in the fifth seat (Noel [4], Richard [10], Sarah [11], and Sophie [13]), [13], and Mae [15]), and three series each have been won by the contestant sitting on the the second (Josh [1], Bob [5], and Ed [9]), third (Liza [6], Kerry [7] and Lou [8]), and fourth seats (Katherine [2], Rob [3], and Morgana [12])[[note]]that is, the contestant whose first name is either second, third, fourth, or fifth in alphabetical order respectively[[/note]]. As of December 2022 Dara Ó Briain is the only main series contestant who has won their series from the first seat; if one-offs are included, however, then the "first seat" curse was finally broken in the second New Year Treat episode, which was won by Adrian Chiles. If one-offs and specials are counted, then the contestants on the second seat (Josh [Champion of Champions]) and on the fifth fourth seats (Shirley Ballas in the 2020 (Sir Mo Farah [2023 New Year Treat) Treat]) have each won four times, and contestants on the fifth seat (Shirley Ballas [2021 New Year Treat], Richard [Champion of Champions II]) have won a whopping seven times.
* As of Series14, 15, eleven series champions (Josh, Katherine, Noel, Bob, Liza, Lou, Ed, Sarah, Morgana, Sophie Sophie, Dara, and Dara) Mae) have been in the three-person team for team tasks, while only three series champions (Rob, Kerry and Richard) have been in the two-person team.
* As of Series14, 15, seven of the champions have been men and men, seven have been women. women, and one has been non-binary. Sophie Duker is so far the only champion from a non-white ethnic background, although two female four champions have also been from a non-UK background (Katherine Ryan [2], Canadian [2] and Mae Martin [15], Canadian; Sarah Kendall [11], Australian; Dara Ó Briain [14], Irish; Morgana Robinson [12] is Australian-born but grew up mainly in the United Kingdom). Dara Ó Briain is to date the only male series champion to be from Kingdom).
** As of Series 15, Canadian contestants have anon-UK background (Ireland). 100% win record in UK Taskmaster.
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#Sir Mo Farrah (20 points, 1 episode, ''20 points per episode'')
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* To date, thirty-one main series contestants have never named an episode. This includes nine champions, and both Champion of Champions winners. Adrian Chiles is the only New Year's Treat episode winner to date to name his episode.
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* To date, thirty-one thirty-two main series contestants have never named an episode. This includes nine champions, and both Champion of Champions winners. Adrian Chiles is the only New Year's Treat episode winner to date to name his episode.
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* To date, no series has had an episode named by every single contestant. The closest has been Series 6, Series 9 and Series 14, in which four out of the five contestants named at least one episode.
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* To date, no series has had an episode named by every single contestant. The closest has been Series 6, Series 9 9, Series 14, and Series 14, 15, in which four out of the five contestants named at least one episode.
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* In addition to Bob and Liza, Ed Gamble, Sarah Kendall and Dara Ó Briain are the only series champions to also name at least one episode. Liza is the series champion who has also named the most episodes within her series (4). Bob, Liza and Sarah named the last episode of their series (and the last episode of Ed's series was named after a line from Greg during an exchange with Ed). Dara named episodes 2 and 5 of his series
* Conversely, twelve of the lowest-scoring participants of their series -- Roisin Conaty, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Lolly Adefope, Alice Levine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, David Baddiel, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Judi Love, Fern Brady and John Kearns -- have directly named at least one episode of the series they appeared in. This includes the bottom three lowest scoring contestants in series history (Roisin, Joe and Paul Chowdhry). Twenty-one episodes have been named by the lowest-scoring contestants, more than any other rank.
* If we count contestants ''whose attempts give rise to'' episode titles (whether from their own or another person's comment), by far the most are derived from attempts by last-place finishers in their series: 31 (30.1 %). The fewest (17, or 16.5%) are derived from attempts by champions, with 18 each (17.5%) derived from second- or third-place finishers and 19 (18.4%) from fourth-place finishers. (These figures only count episodes whose names clearly arise from a single contestant's attempt at a task, although it may include a single contestant's involvement in a team task.)
* However, a large plurality of episodes named by contestants are named by the winning contestant ''of the relevant task'': 19 of 54 (35.2%), not counting Mike Wozniak naming "Absolute Casserole."
* Conversely, twelve of the lowest-scoring participants of their series -- Roisin Conaty, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Lolly Adefope, Alice Levine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, David Baddiel, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Judi Love, Fern Brady and John Kearns -- have directly named at least one episode of the series they appeared in. This includes the bottom three lowest scoring contestants in series history (Roisin, Joe and Paul Chowdhry). Twenty-one episodes have been named by the lowest-scoring contestants, more than any other rank.
* If we count contestants ''whose attempts give rise to'' episode titles (whether from their own or another person's comment), by far the most are derived from attempts by last-place finishers in their series: 31 (30.1 %). The fewest (17, or 16.5%) are derived from attempts by champions, with 18 each (17.5%) derived from second- or third-place finishers and 19 (18.4%) from fourth-place finishers. (These figures only count episodes whose names clearly arise from a single contestant's attempt at a task, although it may include a single contestant's involvement in a team task.)
* However, a large plurality of episodes named by contestants are named by the winning contestant ''of the relevant task'': 19 of 54 (35.2%), not counting Mike Wozniak naming "Absolute Casserole."
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* In addition to Bob and Liza, Ed Gamble, Sarah Kendall and Kendall, Dara Ó Briain Briain, and Mae Martin are the only series champions to also name at least one episode. Liza is the series champion who has also named the most episodes within her series (4). Bob, Liza and Sarah named the last episode of their series (and the last episode of Ed's series was named after a line from Greg during an exchange with Ed). Dara named episodes 2 and 5 of his series\n
* Conversely,twelve thirteen of the lowest-scoring participants of their series -- Roisin Conaty, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Lolly Adefope, Alice Levine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, David Baddiel, Victoria Coren Mitchell, Judi Love, Fern Brady and Brady, John Kearns Kearns, and Ivo Graham -- have directly named at least one episode of the series they appeared in. This includes the bottom three lowest scoring contestants in series history (Roisin, Joe and Paul Chowdhry). Twenty-one Twenty-five episodes have been named by the lowest-scoring contestants, more than any other rank.
* (As of December 2022) If we count contestants ''whose attempts give rise to'' episode titles (whether from their own or another person's comment), by far the most are derived from attempts by last-place finishers in their series: 31 (30.1 %). The fewest (17, or 16.5%) are derived from attempts by champions, with 18 each (17.5%) derived from second- or third-place finishers and 19 (18.4%) from fourth-place finishers. (These figures only count episodes whose names clearly arise from a single contestant's attempt at a task, although it may include a single contestant's involvement in a team task.)
* (As of December 2022) However, a large plurality of episodes named by contestants are named by the winning contestant ''of the relevant task'': 19 of 54 (35.2%), not counting Mike Wozniak naming "Absolute Casserole."
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* (As of December 2022) If we count contestants ''whose attempts give rise to'' episode titles (whether from their own or another person's comment), by far the most are derived from attempts by last-place finishers in their series: 31 (30.1 %). The fewest (17, or 16.5%) are derived from attempts by champions, with 18 each (17.5%) derived from second- or third-place finishers and 19 (18.4%) from fourth-place finishers. (These figures only count episodes whose names clearly arise from a single contestant's attempt at a task, although it may include a single contestant's involvement in a team task.)
* (As of December 2022) However, a large plurality of episodes named by contestants are named by the winning contestant ''of the relevant task'': 19 of 54 (35.2%), not counting Mike Wozniak naming "Absolute Casserole."
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* When looking at the ''tasks'' from which the titles derive (i.e. the source or subject of the comment used for the title), 103 (88.9%) have been from video tasks, 10 (8.7%) from live tasks, two (1.7%) from trick tasks ("Welcome to Rico Face" -- if counted as a trick against Jon Richardson -- and "Absolute Casserole"), and only one from a prize task ("Aquatic Sewing Machine"); one more came from no task, but rather came while the final scores were being read out ("Having a Little Chuckle"). No titles have emerged from tie break tasks.[[note]]Unless you count David Baddiel's lassoing attempt in "Another Spoon" which was intended to be a tie break task but aired as a video task.[[/note]] Among video tasks, tasks later in the episode are preferred (as with the scarcity of titles from prize tasks): 23 episodes (22.3%) are named for the first video task, compared to 36 episodes (35.0%) for the second and video task and 35 (34.0%) for the third.
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* (As of December 2022) When looking at the ''tasks'' from which the titles derive (i.e. the source or subject of the comment used for the title), 103 (88.9%) have been from video tasks, 10 (8.7%) from live tasks, two (1.7%) from trick tasks ("Welcome to Rico Face" -- if counted as a trick against Jon Richardson -- and "Absolute Casserole"), and only one from a prize task ("Aquatic Sewing Machine"); one more came from no task, but rather came while the final scores were being read out ("Having a Little Chuckle"). No titles have emerged from tie break tasks.[[note]]Unless you count David Baddiel's lassoing attempt in "Another Spoon" which was intended to be a tie break task but aired as a video task.[[/note]] Among video tasks, tasks later in the episode are preferred (as with the scarcity of titles from prize tasks): 23 episodes (22.3%) are named for the first video task, compared to 36 episodes (35.0%) for the second and video task and 35 (34.0%) for the third.
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* As of Series 13 (2022), Alice Levine, Charlotte Ritchie and John Kearns are the only last-place contestants who have managed to win more than one episode; of the two, only Charlotte and John won their episodes without requiring a tiebreaker. Lolly Adefope won one episode and lost a three-way tie in another episode. Four last-place contestants (Nish Kumar, Judi Love, Phil Wang, and Joe Wilkinson) have failed to win any episode at all; Phil Wang and Judi Love are, to date, the only contestants to take part in a 10-episode series and never win an episode.
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* As of Series 13 (2022), Alice Levine, Charlotte Ritchie and Ritchie, John Kearns Kearns, and Ivo Graham are the only last-place contestants who have managed to win more than one episode; of the two, only Charlotte and John won their episodes without requiring Alice Levine required a tiebreaker.tiebreaker to win at least one of her episodes. Lolly Adefope won one episode and lost a three-way tie in another episode. Four last-place contestants (Nish Kumar, Judi Love, Phil Wang, and Joe Wilkinson) have failed to win any episode at all; Phil Wang and Wang, Judi Love Love, and Frankie Boyle are, to date, the only contestants to take part in a 10-episode series and never win an episode. episode, although Frankie did not place last in his series.
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* On 35 (arguably 36) occasions the winner of the prize task -- the very first task of the show -- has gone on to win the episode[[note]]Tim Key ([=S1E6=]), Richard Osman ([=S2E5=]), Noel Fielding ([=S4E1=]), Lolly Adefope ([=S4E6=]), Sally Phillips ([=S5E2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=S5E3=]), Russell Howard ([=S6E4=] and 7), Tim Vine ([=S6E6=]), Asim Chaudhry ([=S6E10=]), Jessica Knappett ([=S7E5=]), Rhod Gilbert ([=S7E8=]), Sian Gibson ([=S8E4=]), Iain Stirling ([=S8E5=] and 10), Paul Sinha ([=S8E8=]), Lou Sanders ([=S8E9=]), Ed Gamble ([=S9E6=]), David Baddiel ([=S9E9=]), Richard Herring ([=S10E5=], 8 and 9), Mawaan Rizwan ([=S10E6=]), Shirley Ballas (New Year Treat 2020), Sarah Kendall ([=S11E4=]), Jamali Maddix ([=S11E6=]), Lee Mack ([=S11E7=]; in E8 he tied all the other contestants, but they were only given 3 points each), Charlotte Ritchie ([=S11E9=]), Guz Khan ([=S12E2=] and 5), Desiree Burch ([=S12E3=]), Alan Davies ([=S12E4=]), Victoria Coren Mitchell ([=S12E7=]), Ardal O'Hanlon ([=S13E4=]), and Bridget Christie ([=S13E8=] tied with Sophie Duker)[[/note]]. 30 contestants have achieved this. Series 3 is the only main season where this has not occurred at least once, though it also did not occur during the first Champion of Champions. Six series champions (Noel Fielding, Bob Mortimer, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble, Richard Herring, and Sarah Kendall) have accomplished this. For 11 contestants (Tim Key, Noel Fielding, Lolly Adefope, Asim Chaudhry, Jessica Knappett, David Baddiel, Mawaan Rizwan, Shirley Ballas, Jamali Maddix, and Victoria Coren Mitchell) this was also the only episode they won in the series, though in Shirley's case she only participated in a one-off special. Four contestants (Russell Howard, Iain Stirling, Richard Herring, and Guz Khan) have accomplished this more than once,[[note]]arguably Lee Mack did too -- see above[[/note]] and Richard is the only series champion to do so. Series 8 holds the current record for most joint prize-episode wins (5) while Richard Herring holds the individual record (3). Rhod Gilbert is the only contestant to accomplish this while being the joint-winner of the prize task in the relevant episode (with Kerry Godliman)[[note]]arguably Lee Mack did too -- see above[[/note]]. Series 8, 11, and 12 had four contestants all accomplish the feat. Four series finales -- Series 1, 2, 6 and 8 -- have ended in this fashion, but to date no series champion has won the series finale in this manner.
* Seven series champions -- Josh Widdicombe (1), Noel Fielding (4), Bob Mortimer (5), Kerry Godliman (7), Richard Herring (10), Sarah Kendall (11) and Morgana Robinson (12) -- won the first episode of the series they appeared in. Sophie Duker is the first series champion since the show moved to Channel 4 not to also win the first episode.
* Seven series champions -- Josh Widdicombe (1), Noel Fielding (4), Bob Mortimer (5), Kerry Godliman (7), Richard Herring (10), Sarah Kendall (11) and Morgana Robinson (12) -- won the first episode of the series they appeared in. Sophie Duker is the first series champion since the show moved to Channel 4 not to also win the first episode.
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* On 35 43 (arguably 36) 44) occasions the winner of the prize task -- the very first task of the show -- has gone on to win the episode[[note]]Tim Key ([=S1E6=]), Richard Osman ([=S2E5=]), Noel Fielding ([=S4E1=]), Lolly Adefope ([=S4E6=]), Sally Phillips ([=S5E2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=S5E3=]), Russell Howard ([=S6E4=] and 7), Tim Vine ([=S6E6=]), Asim Chaudhry ([=S6E10=]), Jessica Knappett ([=S7E5=]), Rhod Gilbert ([=S7E8=]), Sian Gibson ([=S8E4=]), Iain Stirling ([=S8E5=] and 10), Paul Sinha ([=S8E8=]), Lou Sanders ([=S8E9=]), Ed Gamble ([=S9E6=]), David Baddiel ([=S9E9=]), Richard Herring ([=S10E5=], 8 and 9), Mawaan Rizwan ([=S10E6=]), Shirley Ballas (New Year Treat 2020), Sarah Kendall ([=S11E4=]), Jamali Maddix ([=S11E6=]), Lee Mack ([=S11E7=]; in E8 he tied all the other contestants, but they were only given 3 points each), Charlotte Ritchie ([=S11E9=]), Guz Khan ([=S12E2=] and 5), Desiree Burch ([=S12E3=]), Alan Davies ([=S12E4=]), Victoria Coren Mitchell ([=S12E7=]), Ardal O'Hanlon ([=S13E4=]), and Bridget Christie ([=S13E8=] tied with Sophie Duker)[[/note]]. 30 Duker), Dara Ó Briain ([=S14E2=]), John Kearns ([=S14E3=] and 5), Sarah Millican ([=S14E4=] and 6), Fern Brady ([=S14E9=] tied with Dara and Sarah, but they were only given three points each), Mae Martin ([=S15E1=]), Kiell Smith-Bynoe ([=S15E9=])[[/note]]. 36 contestants have achieved this. Series 3 is the only main season where this has not occurred at least once, though it also did not occur during the first Champion of Champions. Six Eight series champions (Noel Fielding, Bob Mortimer, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble, Richard Herring, and Sarah Kendall) Kendall, Dara Ó Briain, and Mae Martin) have accomplished this. For 11 12 contestants (Tim Key, Noel Fielding, Lolly Adefope, Asim Chaudhry, Jessica Knappett, David Baddiel, Mawaan Rizwan, Shirley Ballas, Jamali Maddix, and Victoria Coren Mitchell) Mitchell, and Fern Brady) this was also the only episode they won in the series, though in Shirley's case she only participated in a one-off special. Four Six contestants (Russell Howard, Iain Stirling, Richard Herring, Guz Khan, John Kearns, and Guz Khan) Sarah Millican) have accomplished this more than once,[[note]]arguably Lee Mack did too -- see above[[/note]] and above[[/note]]; Richard is the only series champion to do so.so, and John Kearns is the only contestant to do so in every episode he won. Series 8 holds the current record for most joint prize-episode wins (5) while Richard Herring holds the individual record (3). Rhod Gilbert is Gilbert, Bridget Christie, and Fern Brady are the only contestant contestants to accomplish this while being the joint-winner of the prize task in the relevant episode (with Kerry Godliman)[[note]]arguably episode[[note]]arguably Lee Mack did too -- see above[[/note]]. Series 8, 11, 12, and 12 14 had four contestants all accomplish the feat. Four series finales -- Series 1, 2, 6 and 8 -- have ended in this fashion, but to date no series champion has won the series finale in this manner.
*Seven Eight series champions -- Josh Widdicombe (1), Noel Fielding (4), Bob Mortimer (5), Kerry Godliman (7), Richard Herring (10), Sarah Kendall (11) and (11), Morgana Robinson (12) (12), and Mae Martin (15) -- won the first episode of the series they appeared in. Sophie Duker is the first series champion since the show moved to Channel 4 not to also win the first episode.
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* Only twice has a winner of the first prize task of episode 1 of a main series (in other words, the very first task of the series) gone on to win the series overall. These were Noel Fielding (Series 4) and Lou Sanders (Series 8). If special episodes are included, then Josh Widdicombe (Champion of Champions 1) and Shirley Ballas (New Year Treat 1) have also done this. However, on five occasions, the winner of the first location task of the series has gone on to win the series overall -- Rob Beckett (Series 3), Bob Mortimer (Series 5), Kerry Godliman (Series 7), Ed Gamble (Series 9) and Morgana Robinson (Series 12). Adrian Chiles also accomplished this in the second New Year Treat. Only five series winners have also won the first live studio task of their series, but to date this includes every champion since Series 6 with the exceptions of Series 7, 9, and 13.
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* Only twice three times has a winner of the first prize task of episode 1 of a main series (in other words, the very first task of the series) gone on to win the series overall. These were Noel Fielding (Series 4) and 4), Lou Sanders (Series 8).8), and Mae Martin (Series 15). If special episodes are included, then Josh Widdicombe (Champion of Champions 1) and Shirley Ballas (New Year Treat 1) have also done this. However, on five occasions, the winner of the first location task of the series has gone on to win the series overall -- Rob Beckett (Series 3), Bob Mortimer (Series 5), Kerry Godliman (Series 7), Ed Gamble (Series 9) and Morgana Robinson (Series 12). Adrian Chiles also accomplished this in the second New Year Treat. Only five six series winners have also won the first live studio task of their series, but to date this includes every champion since Series 6 with the exceptions of Series 7, 9, 13, and 13.15.
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** In Series 15 episode 4, "How Heavy is the Water?", Jenny Eclair won an episode without scoring five points in any of the tasks, though she did still win one task with just four points.
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* Twenty-two contestants have earned the same amount of points as a contestant competing in a different series (Josh Widdicombe [1] and Katherine Ryan [2]; Joe Lycett [4] and Paul Sinha [8]; Lolly Adefope [4] and Charlotte Ritchie [11]; Tim Vine [6] and Jessica Knappett [7]; Russell Howard [6] and Chris Ramsey [13]; Asim Chowdhry [6] and Rose Matafeo [9]; Rhod Gilbert [7], Ed Gamble [9], and Guz Khan [12]; Katy Wix [9], Daisy May Cooper [10], and Sarah Kendall [11]; Jo Brand [9] and Mike Wozniak [11]; Mawaan Rizwan [10] and Lee Mack [11]); four of the five contestants in Series 11 tied previous contestants.
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* Twenty-two Thirty contestants have earned the same amount of points as a contestant competing in a different series (Josh Widdicombe [1] and Katherine Ryan [2]; Joe Lycett [4] and Paul Sinha [8]; Lolly Adefope [4] and Charlotte Ritchie [11]; Tim Vine [6] and Jessica Knappett [7]; Russell Howard [6] and Chris Ramsey [13]; Asim Chowdhry Chaudhry [6] and Rose Matafeo [9]; Alice Levine [6] and Jenny Eclair [15]; Rhod Gilbert [7], Ed Gamble [9], and Guz Khan [12]; Joe Thomas [8], Munya Chawawa [14], and Frankie Boyle [15]; Katy Wix [9], Daisy May Cooper [10], and Sarah Kendall [11]; [11], and Kiell Smith-Bynoe [15]; Jo Brand [9] and Mike Wozniak [11]; Mawaan Rizwan [10] and Lee Mack [11]); Sarah Millican [14] and Mae Martin [15]; four of the five contestants in both Series 11 and 15 tied previous contestants.
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* Within a series, the largest points margin between the winner of the series and the runner up is 10 points (Series 14). The smallest points margin between 1st and 5th place is 19 points (Series 4) and the largest points margin is 47 points (Series 12).
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* Within a series, the largest points margin between the winner of the series and the runner up is 10 16 points (Series 14).15). The smallest points margin between 1st and 5th place is 19 points (Series 4) and the largest points margin is 47 points (Series 12).
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* Of the contestants to occupy the top ten places for highest scores overall (including joint-placers - fourteen people in total), four are from Series 7 (Kerry Godliman, Jessica Knappett, Rhod Gilbert and James Acaster), two are from Series 12 (Morgana Robinson, Guz Khan), Series 13 (Sophie Duker and Chris Ramsey) and Series 14 (Dara Ó Briain and Sarah Millican), three are from Series 6 (Liza Tarbuck, Tim Vine, and Russell Howard), and one is from Series 9 (Ed Gamble). Eight are men, six are women, and two are from a non-caucasian ethnic background (Guz Khan and Sophie Duker). Two were born outside of the UK (Morgana Robinson and Dara Ó Briain), though Morgana was raised in the UK. Six were the champions of their respective series, five were the second-place runners up, two came third, and one came fourth.
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* Of the contestants to occupy the top ten places for highest scores overall (including joint-placers - fourteen fifteen people in total), four are from Series 7 (Kerry Godliman, Jessica Knappett, Rhod Gilbert and James Acaster), two are from Series 12 (Morgana Robinson, Guz Khan), Series 13 (Sophie Duker and Chris Ramsey) and Series 14 (Dara Ó Briain and Sarah Millican), three are from Series 6 (Liza Tarbuck, Tim Vine, and Russell Howard), and one each is from Series 9 (Ed Gamble). Gamble) and series 15 (Mae Martin). Eight are men, six are women, one is non-binary, and two are from a non-caucasian ethnic background (Guz Khan and Sophie Duker). Two Three were born outside of the UK (Morgana Robinson and Robinson, Dara Ó Briain), Briain, and Mae Martin), though Morgana was raised in the UK. Six Seven were the champions of their respective series, five were the second-place runners up, two came third, and one came fourth.
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* 12 contestants (Josh Widdicombe, Romesh Ranganathan, Doc Brown, Katherine Ryan, Dave Gorman, Rob Beckett, Mark Watson, Sally Phillips, Tim Vine, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble, and Alan Davies) have never placed last or joint-last in an episode of their series. Five series (Series 4, 7, 10, 11 and 13) have seen every contestant come last or joint last at least once.
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* 12 14 contestants (Josh Widdicombe, Romesh Ranganathan, Doc Brown, Katherine Ryan, Dave Gorman, Rob Beckett, Mark Watson, Sally Phillips, Tim Vine, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble, and Alan Davies) Davies, Frankie Boyle, and Mae Martin) have never placed last or joint-last in an episode of their series. Five series (Series 4, 7, 10, 11 and 13) have seen every contestant come last or joint last at least once.
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* Out of 13 series, six have included at least one contestant failing to win any episodes, including the first three series, Series 5 and Series 7. Both Romesh Ranganathan and Aisling Bea did tie with the most points in at least one episode during their respective series, but lost those tiebreakers. Of these series, only in Series 5 has more than one contestant failed to win an episode. Series 13 (Spring 2022) is the most recent one in which at least one contestant has failed to win an episode. Apart from Ranganathan and Bea who lost their tiebreaks, Judi Love had the closest opportunities at winning at least one episode, placing 2nd in 3 different episodes of her series.
* 21 episodes have ended with at least two contestants tied with the most points, and a winner had to be determined through a tiebreaker task. Two episodes ("No Stars for Naughty Boys" in Series 4 and "The Barrel Dad" in Series 8) have ended with a 3-way tie. The majority of the tasks used to break the tie were prerecorded except on three occasions ("The Poet and the Egg" in Series 1, "My Eyes Are Circles" in Series 7, and "Dog Meat Trifle" in Series 10) which were decided in-studio. Series 4 and Series 10 are tied with the greatest number of episodes to break a tie (3 episodes apiece). Series 2 and 3 did not air any tiebreaker tasks. Series 4 is the only one which saw every contestant compete in at least one tiebreaker task for a chance to win that episode.
* 21 episodes have ended with at least two contestants tied with the most points, and a winner had to be determined through a tiebreaker task. Two episodes ("No Stars for Naughty Boys" in Series 4 and "The Barrel Dad" in Series 8) have ended with a 3-way tie. The majority of the tasks used to break the tie were prerecorded except on three occasions ("The Poet and the Egg" in Series 1, "My Eyes Are Circles" in Series 7, and "Dog Meat Trifle" in Series 10) which were decided in-studio. Series 4 and Series 10 are tied with the greatest number of episodes to break a tie (3 episodes apiece). Series 2 and 3 did not air any tiebreaker tasks. Series 4 is the only one which saw every contestant compete in at least one tiebreaker task for a chance to win that episode.
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* Out of 13 15 series, six seven have included at least one contestant failing to win any episodes, including the first three series, Series 5 5, Series 7, Series 13, and Series 7.15. Both Romesh Ranganathan and Aisling Bea did tie with the most points in at least one episode during their respective series, but lost those tiebreakers. Of these series, only in Series 5 has more than one contestant failed to win an episode. Series 13 15 (Spring 2022) 2023) is the most recent one in which at least one contestant has failed to win an episode. Apart from Ranganathan and Bea who lost their tiebreaks, Judi Love Frankie Boyle had the closest opportunities at winning at least one episode, placing 2nd in 3 4 different episodes of her his series.
*21 22 episodes have ended with at least two contestants tied with the most points, and a winner had to be determined through a tiebreaker task. Two episodes ("No Stars for Naughty Boys" in Series 4 and "The Barrel Dad" in Series 8) have ended with a 3-way tie. The majority of the tasks used to break the tie were prerecorded except on three occasions ("The Poet and the Egg" in Series 1, "My Eyes Are Circles" in Series 7, and "Dog Meat Trifle" in Series 10) which were decided in-studio. Series 4 and Series 10 are tied with the greatest number of episodes to break a tie (3 episodes apiece). Series 2 and 3 did not air any tiebreaker tasks. Series 4 is the only one which saw every contestant compete in at least one tiebreaker task for a chance to win that episode.
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* 3 episodes: James Acaster, '''Sophie Duker''', Rhod Gilbert, Mel Giedroyc, '''Kerry Godliman''', Russell Howard, '''Sarah Kendall''', Lee Mack, '''Bob Mortimer'''*, Sally Phillips*, Chris Ramsey, '''Lou Sanders''', Iain Stirling, '''Dara Ó Briain''', Sarah Millican
* 2 episodes: '''Rob Beckett'''*, Desiree Burch, Bridget Christie, Daisy May Cooper, Alan Davies, Sian Gibson, Alice Levine, Joe Lycett*, Rose Matafeo, Ardal O'Hanlon, Richard Osman*, Charlotte Ritchie, Frank Skinner*, '''Liza Tarbuck''', Tim Vine, Mark Watson*, '''Josh Widdicombe'''*, Katy Wix, Munya Chawawa, John Kearns
* 2 episodes: '''Rob Beckett'''*, Desiree Burch, Bridget Christie, Daisy May Cooper, Alan Davies, Sian Gibson, Alice Levine, Joe Lycett*, Rose Matafeo, Ardal O'Hanlon, Richard Osman*, Charlotte Ritchie, Frank Skinner*, '''Liza Tarbuck''', Tim Vine, Mark Watson*, '''Josh Widdicombe'''*, Katy Wix, Munya Chawawa, John Kearns
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* 3 episodes: James Acaster, '''Sophie Duker''', Rhod Gilbert, Mel Giedroyc, '''Kerry Godliman''', Russell Howard, '''Sarah Kendall''', '''Mae Martin''', Lee Mack, Sarah Millican, '''Bob Mortimer'''*, '''Dara Ó Briain''', Sally Phillips*, Chris Ramsey, '''Lou Sanders''', Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Iain Stirling, '''Dara Ó Briain''', Sarah Millican
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* 2 episodes: '''Rob Beckett'''*, Desiree Burch, Bridget Christie, Daisy May Cooper, Alan Davies, Jenny Eclair, Sian Gibson, Ivo Graham, Alice Levine, Joe Lycett*, Rose Matafeo, Ardal O'Hanlon, Richard Osman*, Charlotte Ritchie, Frank Skinner*, '''Liza Tarbuck''', Tim Vine, Mark Watson*, '''Josh Widdicombe'''*, Katy Wix, Munya Chawawa, John Kearns
* 2 episodes: '''Rob Beckett'''*, Desiree Burch, Bridget Christie, Daisy May Cooper, Alan Davies, Jenny Eclair, Sian Gibson, Ivo Graham, Alice Levine, Joe Lycett*, Rose Matafeo, Ardal O'Hanlon, Richard Osman*, Charlotte Ritchie, Frank Skinner*, '''Liza Tarbuck''', Tim Vine, Mark Watson*, '''Josh Widdicombe'''*, Katy Wix, Munya Chawawa, John Kearns
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* '''3 episodes''' each have been named by Joe Thomas, and Ardal O'Hanlon
* '''3 episodes''' each have been named by Joe Thomas, and Ardal O'Hanlon
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* '''4 episodes''' each have been named by Bob Mortimer (including one of the [=CoC=] episodes), James Acaster, Mike Wozniak, Victoria Coren Mitchell and Mitchell, Fern Brady
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* '''1 episode''' each has been named by Tim Key, Richard Osman, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Hugh Dennis, Lolly Adefope, Sally Phillips, Alice Levine, Asim Chaudhry, Tim Vine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, Sian Gibson, David Baddiel, Ed Gamble, Jo Brand, Katy Wix, Daisy May Cooper, Mawaan Rizwan, Sarah Kendall, Desiree Burch, Adrian Chiles, Bridget Christie, Sarah Millican and Carol Vorderman
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* '''1 episode''' each has been named by Tim Key, Richard Osman, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Hugh Dennis, Lolly Adefope, Sally Phillips, Alice Levine, Asim Chaudhry, Tim Vine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, Sian Gibson, David Baddiel, Ed Gamble, Jo Brand, Katy Wix, Daisy May Cooper, Mawaan Rizwan, Sarah Kendall, Desiree Burch, Adrian Chiles, Bridget Christie, Sarah Millican and Millican, Carol Vorderman
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* Curiously, discounting sudden increases or decreases as a result of changing episode numbers (and thus opportunities to win more or less points overall due to more/less tasks), from Series 1 to Series 11 a consistent downward trend can be identified wherein with one exception the contestants of each series earn less points overall than the contestants of the previous series. The sole exception is Series 9, wherein the contestants earned a combined total of 766 points, 17 points more than Series 8 (749 points). From Series 11 onwards contestants have scored more points in subsequent series, though the contestants of Series 14 only scored one more point (796) than their immediate predecessors (795). This also makes the contestants of Series 14 the highest scoring of any series since Series 6.
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* Curiously, discounting sudden increases or decreases as a result of changing episode numbers (and thus opportunities to win more or less points overall due to more/less tasks), from Series 1 to Series 11 a consistent downward trend can be identified wherein with one exception the contestants of each series earn less points overall than the contestants of the previous series. The sole exception is Series 9, wherein the contestants earned a combined total of 766 points, 17 points more than Series 8 (749 points). From Series 11 onwards to Series 14 contestants have scored more points in subsequent series, though the contestants of Series 14 only scored one more point (796) than their immediate predecessors (795). This also makes the contestants of Series 14 the highest scoring of any series since Series 6. The contestants of Series 15 scored less than the preceding contestants (765), though it is too early to tell whether a new trend has started.
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## Dave Gorman, Bob Mortimer, and Ardal O'Hanlon (3 points per task; 27, 54, and 51 tasks respectively)
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# '''Series 16''': ''First UK broadcast TBA. Contestants will be:''
** Julian Clary, Lucy Beaumont, Sam Campbell, Sue Perkins and Susan Wokoma
# '''Series 16''': ''First UK broadcast TBA. Contestants will be:''
** Julian Clary, Lucy Beaumont, Sam Campbell, Sue Perkins and Susan Wokoma
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# '''[[Recap/TaskmasterSeriesFifteen Series 15]]''': ''10 episodes, first UK broadcast 30/04/2023.30/04/2023-01/06/2023. Contestants are:''
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** By a weird coincidence, the champions' seating positions in CoC3 were known even before the S15 winner was revealed, as every S15 contestant's name came alphabetically after Dara and before Morgana, Sarah, and Sophie.
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** By a weird coincidence, the champions' seating positions in CoC3 Champion of Champions III were known even before the S15 winner was revealed, as every S15 contestant's name came alphabetically after Dara and before Morgana, Sarah, and Sophie.
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* Josh Widdicombe, Liza Tarbuck, and Richard Herring are to date the only participants in a Champion of Champions episode to be seated in the same chair that they occupied during the main series they competed in. Though their Champion of Champions has not aired yet, Dara Ó Briain and Sophie Duker will likely also sit in the same chairs, as no contestant in the series following has a name beginning with a letter before 'D' or after 'So'.
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* Josh Widdicombe, Liza Tarbuck, and Richard Herring are to date the only participants in a Champion of Champions episode to be seated in the same chair that they occupied during the main series they competed in. Though their Champion of Champions has not aired yet, Dara Ó Briain and Sophie Duker will likely also sit in the same chairs, as no chairs. Conversely, Mae Martin will be the first contestant in the to move more than one chair away from their original main series following chair, moving from fifth seat to second seat; every other contestant has at least been adjacent to their original seat.
** By aname beginning with a letter weird coincidence, the champions' seating positions in CoC3 were known even before 'D' or the S15 winner was revealed, as every S15 contestant's name came alphabetically after 'So'.
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# '''Series 15''': ''10 episodes, first UK broadcast 30/04/2023-TBA. Contestants will be:''
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# '''Series 15''': '''[[Recap/TaskmasterSeriesFifteen Series 15]]''': ''10 episodes, first UK broadcast 30/04/2023-TBA. Contestants will be:''
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# '''[[Recap/TaskmasterSeriesFourteen Series 14]]''': ''10 episodes, first UK broadcast 29/09/2022-01/12/2022. Contestants are:''
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# '''[[Recap/TaskmasterNewYearTreatsAndOneOffs Taskmaster New Year Treat 2022]]''': ''a one-off New Year special, first UK broadcast to be 01/01/2023. Contestants will be:''
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# '''[[Recap/TaskmasterNewYearTreatsAndOneOffs Taskmaster New Year Treat 2022]]''': ''a one-off New Year special, first UK broadcast to be 01/01/2023. Contestants will be:''were:''
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'''Series 15''': ''10 episodes, first UK broadcast early 2023. Contestants will be:''
** Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin
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** Frankie Boyle, Ivo Graham, Jenny Eclair, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and Mae Martin
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## Hugh Dennis (2.80 804 points per task, 46 tasks)
## Amelia Dimoldenberg, Carol Vorderman, Greg James, and Rebecca Lucy Taylor (2.8 points per task, 5 tasks)
## Amelia Dimoldenberg, Carol Vorderman, Greg James, and Rebecca Lucy Taylor (2.8 points per task, 5 tasks)
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* Of the champions, six of them (Josh Widdicombe, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Dara Ó Briain) have never placed last in an episode.
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* Of the champions, six of them (Josh Widdicombe, Katherine Ryan, Rob Beckett, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Dara Ó Briain) have never placed last in an episode. episode in their series. However, Gamble did place last in his Champion of Champions special.
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Contestants ranked by the amount of episodes won. For ease of reference, the tables have been divided between main series episodes (Series 1-13) and special events (Champions of Champions, New Year's Treats, etc.). Series champions are indicated in '''bold'''; special event winners who won an episode but not the overall event are indicated in ''italics''. For reference, main series contestants who participated in a series with less than ten episodes are indicated with an asterisk, and special event contestants have the relevant event indicated in parentheses.
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Contestants ranked by the amount of episodes won. For ease of reference, the tables have been divided between main series episodes (Series 1-13) and special events (Champions of Champions, New Year's Treats, etc.). Series Main series champions are indicated in '''bold'''; special event winners participants who won an episode but not the overall event are indicated in ''italics''. For reference, main series contestants who participated in a series with less than ten episodes are indicated with an asterisk, and special event contestants have the relevant event indicated in parentheses.
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Contestants ranked by the amount of episodes won. For ease of reference, the tables have been divided between main series episodes (Series 1-13) and special events (Champions of Champions, New Year's Treats, etc.). Series champions / special event winners are indicated in '''bold'''. For reference, main series contestants who participated in a series with less than ten episodes are indicated with an asterisk, and special event contestants have the relevant event indicated in parentheses.
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Contestants ranked by the amount of episodes won. For ease of reference, the tables have been divided between main series episodes (Series 1-13) and special events (Champions of Champions, New Year's Treats, etc.). Series champions / are indicated in '''bold'''; special event winners who won an episode but not the overall event are indicated in '''bold'''.''italics''. For reference, main series contestants who participated in a series with less than ten episodes are indicated with an asterisk, and special event contestants have the relevant event indicated in parentheses.
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' ([=NYT2=]), '''Sir Mo Farrah''' ([=NYT3=]), '''Richard Herring''' ([=CoC=] 2), Katherine Ryan ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' Shirley Ballas ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' Adrian Chiles ([=NYT2=]), '''Sir Sir Mo Farrah''' Farrah ([=NYT3=]), '''Richard Herring''' Richard Herring ([=CoC=] 2), Katherine Ryan ''Katherine Ryan'' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' Josh Widdicombe ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
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## Amelia Dimoldenberg, Carol Vorderman, Greg James and Rebecca Lucy Taylor (14 points)[[note]]Amelia, Carol, Greg and Rebecca are to date the only contestants to appear in an episode where everyone has scored the same amount of points apart from the episode winner[[/note]]
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'''2. Katherine Ryan (129 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''18.43 points per episode'')'''\\
'''3. Dara Ó Briain (184 points, 10 episodes, ''18.4 points per episode'')'''\\
4. Jon Richardson (90 points, 5 episodes, ''18 points per episode'')\\
'''5. Liza Tarbuck (195 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.7 points per episode'')'''\\
'''6. Noel Fielding (176 points, 10 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.6 points per episode'')'''\\
'''7. Rob Beckett (123 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.57 points per episode'')'''\\
8. Jessica Knappett (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
=9. Tim Vine (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
10. Sarah Millican (174 points, 10 episodes, ''17.4 points per episode'')\\
'''11. Sophie Duker''' (173 points, 10 episodes, ''17.3 points per episode'')\\
12. Richard Osman (86 points, 5 episodes, ''17.2 points per episode'')\\
'''13. Kerry Godliman (188 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.1 points per episode'')'''\\
14. Joe Lycett (136 points, 8 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
=15. Russell Howard (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''=16. Shirley Ballas (17 points, 1 episode, ''17 points per episode'')'''\\
=17. Chris Ramsey (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''18. Morgana Robinson (168 points, 10 episodes, ''16.8 points per episode'')'''\\
19. Mel Giedroyc (134 points, 8 episodes, ''16.75 points per episode'')\\
=20. Rhod Gilbert (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
=21. Guz Khan (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
22. James Acaster (165 points, 10 episodes, ''16.5 points per episode'')\\
'''23. Josh Widdicombe (131 points, 8 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.38 points per episode'')'''\\
'''24. Richard Herring (179 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.27 points per episode'')'''\\
'''3. Dara Ó Briain (184 points, 10 episodes, ''18.4 points per episode'')'''\\
4. Jon Richardson (90 points, 5 episodes, ''18 points per episode'')\\
'''5. Liza Tarbuck (195 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.7 points per episode'')'''\\
'''6. Noel Fielding (176 points, 10 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.6 points per episode'')'''\\
'''7. Rob Beckett (123 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.57 points per episode'')'''\\
8. Jessica Knappett (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
=9. Tim Vine (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
10. Sarah Millican (174 points, 10 episodes, ''17.4 points per episode'')\\
'''11. Sophie Duker''' (173 points, 10 episodes, ''17.3 points per episode'')\\
12. Richard Osman (86 points, 5 episodes, ''17.2 points per episode'')\\
'''13. Kerry Godliman (188 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.1 points per episode'')'''\\
14. Joe Lycett (136 points, 8 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
=15. Russell Howard (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''=16. Shirley Ballas (17 points, 1 episode, ''17 points per episode'')'''\\
=17. Chris Ramsey (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''18. Morgana Robinson (168 points, 10 episodes, ''16.8 points per episode'')'''\\
19. Mel Giedroyc (134 points, 8 episodes, ''16.75 points per episode'')\\
=20. Rhod Gilbert (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
=21. Guz Khan (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
22. James Acaster (165 points, 10 episodes, ''16.5 points per episode'')\\
'''23. Josh Widdicombe (131 points, 8 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.38 points per episode'')'''\\
'''24. Richard Herring (179 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.27 points per episode'')'''\\
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'''2. Sir Mo Farrah (20 points, 1 episode. ''20 points per episode'')'''\\
'''3. Katherine Ryan (129 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''18.43 points per episode'')'''\\
'''3.'''4. Dara Ó Briain (184 points, 10 episodes, ''18.4 points per episode'')'''\\
4.5. Jon Richardson (90 points, 5 episodes, ''18 points per episode'')\\
'''5.'''6. Liza Tarbuck (195 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.7 points per episode'')'''\\
'''6.'''7. Noel Fielding (176 points, 10 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.6 points per episode'')'''\\
'''7.'''8. Rob Beckett (123 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.57 points per episode'')'''\\
8.9. Jessica Knappett (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
=9.=10. Tim Vine (175 points, 10 episodes, ''17.5 points per episode'')\\
10.11. Sarah Millican (174 points, 10 episodes, ''17.4 points per episode'')\\
'''11.'''12. Sophie Duker''' (173 points, 10 episodes, ''17.3 points per episode'')\\
12.13. Richard Osman (86 points, 5 episodes, ''17.2 points per episode'')\\
'''13.'''14. Kerry Godliman (188 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''17.1 points per episode'')'''\\
14.15. Joe Lycett (136 points, 8 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
=15.=16. Russell Howard (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''=16.'''=17. Shirley Ballas (17 points, 1 episode, ''17 points per episode'')'''\\
=17.=18. Chris Ramsey (170 points, 10 episodes, ''17 points per episode'')\\
'''18.'''19. Morgana Robinson (168 points, 10 episodes, ''16.8 points per episode'')'''\\
19.20. Mel Giedroyc (134 points, 8 episodes, ''16.75 points per episode'')\\
=20.=21. Rhod Gilbert (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
=21.=22. Guz Khan (167 points, 10 episodes, ''16.7 points per episode'')\\
22.23. James Acaster (165 points, 10 episodes, ''16.5 points per episode'')\\
'''23.'''24. Josh Widdicombe (131 points, 8 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.38 points per episode'')'''\\
'''24.'''25. Richard Herring (179 points, 11 episodes including ''CC'', ''16.27 points per episode'')'''\\
'''3. Katherine Ryan (129 points, 7 episodes including ''CC'', ''18.43 points per episode'')'''\\
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63. Johnny Vegas (139 points, 10 episodes, ''13.9 points per episode'')\\
64. Joe Wilkinson (69 points, 5 episodes, ''13.8 points per episode'')\\
65. Jamali Maddix (137 points, 10 episodes, ''13.7 points per episode'')\\
66. Paul Sinha (136 points, 10 episodes, ''13.6 points per episode'')\\
67. Nish Kumar (107 points, 8 episodes, ''13.38 points per episode'')\\
68. Phil Wang (133 points, 10 episodes, ''13.3 points per episode'')\\
69. Paul Chowdhry (66 points, 5 episodes, ''13.2 points per episode'')\\
70. Rylan Clark-Neal (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
=71. Baroness Sayeeda Warsi (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
72. David Baddiel (128 points, 10 episodes, ''12.8 points per episode'')\\
73. Charlotte Ritchie (125 points, 10 episodes, ''12.5 points per episode'')\\
74. Victoria Coren Mitchell (121 points, 10 episodes, ''12.1 points per episode'')\\
75. Krishnan Guru-Murthy (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
=76. Lady Leshurr (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
77. Katherine Parkinson (118 points, 10 episodes, ''11.8 points per episode'')\\
78. Roisin Conaty (68 points, 6 episodes, ''11.33 points per episode'')\\
79. John Hannah (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
=80. Nicola Coughlan (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
81. Claudia Winkleman (6 points, 1 episode, ''6 points per episode'')
64. Joe Wilkinson (69 points, 5 episodes, ''13.8 points per episode'')\\
65. Jamali Maddix (137 points, 10 episodes, ''13.7 points per episode'')\\
66. Paul Sinha (136 points, 10 episodes, ''13.6 points per episode'')\\
67. Nish Kumar (107 points, 8 episodes, ''13.38 points per episode'')\\
68. Phil Wang (133 points, 10 episodes, ''13.3 points per episode'')\\
69. Paul Chowdhry (66 points, 5 episodes, ''13.2 points per episode'')\\
70. Rylan Clark-Neal (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
=71. Baroness Sayeeda Warsi (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
72. David Baddiel (128 points, 10 episodes, ''12.8 points per episode'')\\
73. Charlotte Ritchie (125 points, 10 episodes, ''12.5 points per episode'')\\
74. Victoria Coren Mitchell (121 points, 10 episodes, ''12.1 points per episode'')\\
75. Krishnan Guru-Murthy (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
=76. Lady Leshurr (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
77. Katherine Parkinson (118 points, 10 episodes, ''11.8 points per episode'')\\
78. Roisin Conaty (68 points, 6 episodes, ''11.33 points per episode'')\\
79. John Hannah (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
=80. Nicola Coughlan (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
81. Claudia Winkleman (6 points, 1 episode, ''6 points per episode'')
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63. Amelia Dimoldenberg (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
=64. Carol Vorderman (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
=65. Greg James (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
=66. Rebecca Lucy Taylor (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
67. Johnny Vegas (139 points, 10 episodes, ''13.9 points per episode'')\\
64.68. Joe Wilkinson (69 points, 5 episodes, ''13.8 points per episode'')\\
65.69. Jamali Maddix (137 points, 10 episodes, ''13.7 points per episode'')\\
66.70. Paul Sinha (136 points, 10 episodes, ''13.6 points per episode'')\\
67.71. Nish Kumar (107 points, 8 episodes, ''13.38 points per episode'')\\
68.72. Phil Wang (133 points, 10 episodes, ''13.3 points per episode'')\\
69.73. Paul Chowdhry (66 points, 5 episodes, ''13.2 points per episode'')\\
70.74. Rylan Clark-Neal (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
=71.=75. Baroness Sayeeda Warsi (13 points, 1 episode, ''13 points per episode'')\\
72.76. David Baddiel (128 points, 10 episodes, ''12.8 points per episode'')\\
73.77. Charlotte Ritchie (125 points, 10 episodes, ''12.5 points per episode'')\\
74.78. Victoria Coren Mitchell (121 points, 10 episodes, ''12.1 points per episode'')\\
75.79. Krishnan Guru-Murthy (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
=76.=80. Lady Leshurr (12 points, 1 episode, ''12 points per episode'')\\
77.81. Katherine Parkinson (118 points, 10 episodes, ''11.8 points per episode'')\\
78.82. Roisin Conaty (68 points, 6 episodes, ''11.33 points per episode'')\\
79.83. John Hannah (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
=80.=84. Nicola Coughlan (10 points, 1 episode, ''10 points per episode'')\\
81.85. Claudia Winkleman (6 points, 1 episode, ''6 points per episode'')
=64. Carol Vorderman (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
=65. Greg James (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
=66. Rebecca Lucy Taylor (14 points, 1 episode, ''14 points per episode'')\\
67. Johnny Vegas (139 points, 10 episodes, ''13.9 points per episode'')\\
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* 14 points (Fern Brady, 10 episodes)episodes; Amelia Dimoldenberg, 1 episode; Carol Vorderman, 1 episode; Greg James, 1 episode; Rebecca Lucy Taylor, 1 episode)
## Sir Mo Farrah (4 points per task, 5 tasks)
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' ([=NYT2=]), '''Richard Herring''' ([=CoC=] 2), Katherine Ryan ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' ([=NYT2=]), '''Sir Mo Farrah''' ([=NYT3=]), '''Richard Herring''' ([=CoC=] 2), Katherine Ryan ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Amelia Dimoldenberg ([=NYT3=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Greg James ([=NYT3=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Rebecca Lucy Taylor ([=NYT3=]), Carol Vorderman ([=NYT3=]), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Amelia Dimoldenberg ([=NYT3=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Greg James ([=NYT3=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Rebecca Lucy Taylor ([=NYT3=]), Carol Vorderman ([=NYT3=]), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
* Sir Mo Farrah is the first person with a title to win an episode. Only two titled individuals have participated in the series thus far, both in a "New Year's Treat" episode.
#Sir Mo Farrah (20 points, 1 episode, ''20 points per episode'')
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* '''1 episode''' each has been named by Tim Key, Richard Osman, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Hugh Dennis, Lolly Adefope, Sally Phillips, Alice Levine, Asim Chaudhry, Tim Vine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, Sian Gibson, David Baddiel, Ed Gamble, Jo Brand, Katy Wix, Daisy May Cooper, Mawaan Rizwan, Sarah Kendall, Desiree Burch, Adrian Chiles, Bridget Christie and Sarah Millican
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* '''1 episode''' each has been named by Tim Key, Richard Osman, Joe Wilkinson, Paul Chowdhry, Hugh Dennis, Lolly Adefope, Sally Phillips, Alice Levine, Asim Chaudhry, Tim Vine, Phil Wang, Paul Sinha, Sian Gibson, David Baddiel, Ed Gamble, Jo Brand, Katy Wix, Daisy May Cooper, Mawaan Rizwan, Sarah Kendall, Desiree Burch, Adrian Chiles, Bridget Christie and Christie, Sarah Millican
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# '''Taskmaster New Year Treat 2022''': ''a one-off New Year special, first UK broadcast to be 01/01/2023. Contestants will be:''
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# '''Taskmaster '''[[Recap/TaskmasterNewYearTreatsAndOneOffs Taskmaster New Year Treat 2022''': 2022]]''': ''a one-off New Year special, first UK broadcast to be 01/01/2023. Contestants will be:''
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** Amelia Demoldenberg, Carol Vorderman, Greg James, Sir Mo Farah and Rebecca Lucy Taylor
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** Amelia Demoldenberg, Dimoldenberg, Carol Vorderman, Greg James, Sir Mo Farah and Rebecca Lucy Taylor
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* Within a series, the largest points margin between the winner of the series and the runner up is 8 points, which was achieved 4 times (Series 4, 5, 8, and 9). The smallest points margin between 1st and 5th place is 19 points (Series 4) and the largest points margin is 47 points (Series 12).
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* Within a series, the largest points margin between the winner of the series and the runner up is 8 points, which was achieved 4 times 10 points (Series 4, 5, 8, and 9).14). The smallest points margin between 1st and 5th place is 19 points (Series 4) and the largest points margin is 47 points (Series 12).
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* 9 main-series contestants have not had at least one episode score that was 20 points or more. This count includes one series champion (Morgana Robinson [12], 19 points, although her lowest episode score is 13 points), and 4 people who placed 5th overall (Nish Kumar [5], 19 points; Phil Wang [7], 19 points; David Baddiel [9], 19 points; and Victoria Coren Mitchell [12], 18 points). Sara Pascoe and Sian Gibson have the lowest high scores of 17 points.
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* 9 main-series contestants have not had at least one episode score that was 20 points or more. This count includes one series champion (Morgana Robinson [12], 19 points, although her lowest episode score is 13 points), and 4 people who placed 5th overall (Nish Kumar [5], 19 points; Phil Wang [7], 19 points; David Baddiel [9], 19 points; and Victoria Coren Mitchell [12], 18 points). points).
* Sara Pascoe and Sian Gibsonhave earned the lowest high scores of 17 points.fewest points in their highest-scoring episdes (17 points). Conversely, Rob Beckett and Sarah Millican earned the most points for their lowest-scoring episodes (15 points).
* Sara Pascoe and Sian Gibson
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* When average scores of each contestant are calculated, as of Series 13 Lolly Adefope, Alice Levine, Joe Wilkinson and Judi Love are the only lowest-scoring contestants not to appear in the bottom ten. Instead, Jamali Maddix (Series 11) would be the only non-last place contestant to appear there (he came fourth in his series). Calculating the lowest scoring contestants' average scores would rearrange the ranking thus:
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* When average scores of each contestant are calculated, as of Series 13 Lolly Adefope, Alice Levine, Fern Brady, John Kearns, Judi Love, and Joe Wilkinson and Judi Love are the only lowest-scoring contestants not to appear in the bottom ten. Instead, Jamali Maddix (Series 11) would be the only non-last place contestant to appear there (he came fourth in his series). Calculating the lowest scoring contestants' average scores would rearrange the ranking thus:
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* When looking at the ''tasks'' from which the titles derive (i.e. the source or subject of the comment used for the title), 103 (88.9%) have been from video tasks, 10 (8.7%) from live tasks, two (1.7%) from trick tasks ("Welcome to Rico Face" -- if counted as a trick against Jon Richardson -- and "Absolute Casserole"), and only one from a prize task ("Aquatic Sewing Machine"); one more came from no task, but rather came while the final scores were being read out ("Having a Little Chuckle"). No titles have emerged from tie break tasks. Among video tasks, tasks later in the episode are preferred (as with the scarcity of titles from prize tasks): 23 episodes (22.3%) are named for the first video task, compared to 36 episodes (35.0%) for the second and video task and 35 (34.0%) for the third.
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* When looking at the ''tasks'' from which the titles derive (i.e. the source or subject of the comment used for the title), 103 (88.9%) have been from video tasks, 10 (8.7%) from live tasks, two (1.7%) from trick tasks ("Welcome to Rico Face" -- if counted as a trick against Jon Richardson -- and "Absolute Casserole"), and only one from a prize task ("Aquatic Sewing Machine"); one more came from no task, but rather came while the final scores were being read out ("Having a Little Chuckle"). No titles have emerged from tie break tasks. [[note]]Unless you count David Baddiel's lassoing attempt in "Another Spoon" which was intended to be a tie break task but aired as a video task.[[/note]] Among video tasks, tasks later in the episode are preferred (as with the scarcity of titles from prize tasks): 23 episodes (22.3%) are named for the first video task, compared to 36 episodes (35.0%) for the second and video task and 35 (34.0%) for the third.
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* Two episodes owe their titles to the same joke: both Series 8's "A Novel About Russian Gulags" and Series 10's "A Documentary About A Despot" were both named by the Taskmaster after a contestant described a task as 'dehumanising', with the Taskmaster's response being that the title source was the sort of place he'd ''expect'' to hear that word rather than Taskmaster itself.
* Two episodes owe their titles to the same joke: both Series 8's "A Novel About Russian Gulags" and Series 10's "A Documentary About A Despot" were both named by the Taskmaster after a contestant described a task as 'dehumanising', with the Taskmaster's response being that the title source was the sort of place he'd ''expect'' to hear that word rather than Taskmaster itself.
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' ([=NYT2=]), Katherine Ryan ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
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* 1 episode: '''Shirley Ballas''' ([=NYT1=]), '''Adrian Chiles''' ([=NYT2=]), '''Richard Herring''' ([=CoC=] 2), Katherine Ryan ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 1[[/note]], '''Josh Widdicombe''' ([=CoC=])[[note]]episode 2[[/note]].
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
* 0 episodes: Rob Beckett ([=CoC=]), Rylan Clark-Neal ([=NYT1=]), Nicola Coughlan ([=NYT1=]), Noel Fielding ([=CoC=]), Ed Gamble ([=CoC=] 2), Kerry Godliman ([=CoC=] 2), Krishnan Guru-Murthy ([=NYT1=]), John Hannah ([=NYT1=]), Lady Leshurr ([=NYT2=]), Bob Mortimer ([=CoC=]), Jonnie Peacock / Alan Davies ([=NYT2=]), Lou Sanders ([=CoC=] 2), Liza Tarbuck ([=CoC=] 2), Baroness Sayeeda Warsi ([=NYT2=]), Claudia Winkleman ([=NYT2=])
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* Four series champions -- Rob Beckett (3), Ed Gamble (9), Richard Herring (10) and Sophie Duker (13) -- won the last episode of the series they appeared in. To date, Richard Herring is the only series champion to win both the first and last episodes of his series.
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* Four Five series champions -- Rob Beckett (3), Ed Gamble (9), Richard Herring (10) and (10), Sophie Duker (13) and Dara Ó Briain (14) -- won the last episode of the series they appeared in. To date, Richard Herring is the only series champion to win both the first and last episodes of his series.
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The information in the following folders contains unmarked spoilers up to Series 13. '''If you haven't yet seen these series, you are advised to watch them before opening the folders. Consider yourself warned.'''
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The information in the following folders contains unmarked spoilers up to Series 13. 14. '''If you haven't yet seen these series, series in their entirety, you are advised to watch them before opening the folders. Consider yourself warned.'''
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#'''Liza Tarbuck''' (181 points)[[note]]Liza earned 14 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 195 points. Her overall positioning would remain unchanged.[[/note]]
#'''Kerry Godliman''' (176 points)[[note]]Kerry earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 188 points. Her overall positioning would remain unchanged.[[/note]]
#'''Kerry Godliman''' (176 points)[[note]]Kerry earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 188 points. Her overall positioning would remain unchanged.[[/note]]
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#'''Liza Tarbuck''' (181 points)[[note]]Liza earned 14 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 195 points. Her overall positioning This would remain unchanged.put her back in first place, at least until the third Champion of Champions has aired.[[/note]]
#'''Kerry Godliman''' (176 points)[[note]]Kerry earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 188 points.Her overall positioning This would remain unchanged.put her back in second place, at least until the third Champion of Champions has aired.[[/note]]
#'''Kerry Godliman''' (176 points)[[note]]Kerry earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 188 points.
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#'''Ed Gamble''', Rhod Gilbert, and Guz Khan (167 points)[[note]]Ed Gamble earned 11 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 178. With the other C of C contestants factored in, this would move him to fourth place[[/note]]
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#'''Ed Gamble''', Rhod Gilbert, and Guz Khan (167 points)[[note]]Ed Gamble earned 11 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 178. With the other C of C contestants factored in, this would move him to fourth fifth place[[/note]]
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#'''Lou Sanders''' (164 points)[[note]]Lou earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 176. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring her score to fifth place.[[/note]]
#'''Richard Herring''' (162 points)[[note]]Richard earned 17 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 179. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring him to third place [[/note]]
#'''Richard Herring''' (162 points)[[note]]Richard earned 17 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 179. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring him to third place [[/note]]
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#'''Lou Sanders''' (164 points)[[note]]Lou earned 12 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring her score to 176. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring her score to fifth place.joint sixth place with Noel Fielding.[[/note]]
#'''Richard Herring''' (162 points)[[note]]Richard earned 17 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 179. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring him tothird fourth place [[/note]]
#'''Richard Herring''' (162 points)[[note]]Richard earned 17 points in the second Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 179. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would bring him to
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#'''Noel Fielding'''*, Fern Brady and John Kearns (144 points)[[note]]Noel earned 32 points in the Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 176 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, he would be in fifth place.[[/note]]
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#'''Noel Fielding'''*, Fern Brady and John Kearns (144 points)[[note]]Noel earned 32 points in the Champion of Champions, which would bring his score to 176 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, he would be in fifth place.joint sixth place with Lou Sanders.[[/note]]
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#'''Bob Mortimer'''* (138 points)[[note]]Bob gained 24 points in the Champion of Champions, which would change his score to 162 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would move him to eleventh place[[/note]]
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#'''Bob Mortimer'''* (138 points)[[note]]Bob gained 24 points in the Champion of Champions, which would change his score to 162 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, this would move him to eleventh fourteenth place[[/note]]
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#'''Katherine Ryan'''* and '''Josh Widdicombe'''* (94 points)[[note]]Josh, the Champion of Champions, won 37 points, which would bring him up to 131 points; Katherine won 35 points, which would bring her up to 129 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, Josh would be in twenty-ninth place and Katherine in joint thirty-first place with Hugh Dennis[[/note]]
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#'''Katherine Ryan'''* and '''Josh Widdicombe'''* (94 points)[[note]]Josh, the Champion of Champions, won 37 points, which would bring him up to 131 points; Katherine won 35 points, which would bring her up to 129 points. With the other C of C participants factored in, Josh would be in twenty-ninth thirty-second place and Katherine in joint thirty-first thirty-fourth place with Hugh Dennis[[/note]]
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#'''Rob Beckett'''* (87 points)[[note]]Rob, who placed second in the Champion of Champions, gained 36 points, bringing him to 123 points. Factoring in the other C of C participants, he would be in thirty-fifth place.[[/note]]
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#'''Rob Beckett'''* (87 points)[[note]]Rob, who placed second in the Champion of Champions, gained 36 points, bringing him to 123 points. Factoring in the other C of C participants, he would be in thirty-fifth thirty-eighth place.[[/note]]
