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We're going to be covering Taskmaster Series 10. If you've not listened to last week's episode, go and listen to that one.

Give you a vibe of what I'm doing here, what I'm trying to do at least.

We will be going through the most recent episode of Taskmaster Series 10, that's episode 2, which you would have seen on Channel 4.

Thursday's at 9pm, that's when the show's on.

If, by some weird reason, you have not seen the show, go back and watch the show before you listen to this.

I would highly recommend that, otherwise this podcast will be a spoiler and also not make any sense to you.

So go back, watch the show, then come and listen to the podcast, it's sort of a companion piece.

You can't have this podcast without the show. Thursday's at 9pm, that's when Taskmaster is on.

So the general vibe of this is we're going to be chatting to a special guest each week, going through what happened on the show and having a little bit of a giggle along the way.

And this week's guest, very excited to say, is Nish Kumar. Nish was on Series 5 of Taskmaster.

He is a wonderful comedian outside of the Taskmaster Cinematic Universe.

He has the Mash Report, he has Hello America on Quibi, he is a wonderful stand-up comedian.

We are very excited that Nish said, yes, he loved his time on Taskmaster and I'm very much looking forward to hearing what he misses about it, what he loved about it, and what he's loving about this series in particular, because he's a fan of the show as well.

So like I say, go back, watch the show, then listen to this, the show is on Thursday's 9pm channel 4, but if you have little children or you just don't like swearing and you don't like bums and all of that sort of rude stuff,

there is a family-friendly version of the show which is being broadcast on e4 every Sunday at 6pm.

So if you don't want your little kids to be seeing all the naughty stuff that's going on there, I mean there's not too naughty, the show's not.

It's not like super rude, but there are a couple of little bits that you think maybe the kids shouldn't be seeing this.

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