Draw the best picture of a British animal was a team task featured on Series 11 of Taskmaster, as the third task in An orderly species. The task was won by Lee Mack and Mike Wozniak.
Setup[]
| Location | Taskmaster House |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Pens, section blockers |
| Timing | 18 minutes (3 minutes per section) |
| Measurement | Best drawing of a British animal |
Summary[]
The task was presented on the contestant's pot of pens. Taking it in turns, the contestants had to draw a British animal, but could only draw in one section at a time. They could not see what their teammates had drawn or communicate to them in any way. The finished drawings were created with a 3D printer for the studio.
Performance[]
Charlotte Ritchie, Jamali Maddix & Sarah Kendall: Charlotte decided to draw a Burford Brown hen, Jamali decided to draw a pigeon, and Sarah decided to draw a rabbit, with the team using random sections and not leaving connecting lines for the next contestant to use. It ended up having a bird's face, rabbit's ears and feet and feathers making it look like an acorn. They received 2 points.
Lee Mack & Mike Wozniak: Lee decided to draw a grouse, and Mike decided to draw a hedgehog, with the team starting from the bottom section and using lines to hint to the next contestants as to where to start from. It ended up with two heads, one of a hedgehog and one of a bird, with Mike explaining it feeds itself through its beak and then feeds its young with its hedgehog mouth, which queue up for its food. They received 3 points.
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Behind the Scenes[]
- After finding out the team of two's animal's young queued up to be fed, Greg described the animal as "An orderly species", the episode's name.
- The picture drawn by Lee Mack and Mike Wozniak appears in Grappling with my life. during the Create the best single picture of an animal doing something surprising task.