The thing that gives the most hope for the future of the human race was a prize task featured on Series 17 of Taskmaster, as the first task in Ambience and information. The task was won by Joanne McNally.
Summary[]
The contestants had to bring in a prize that best fit the task category of the thing that gives the most hope for the future of the human race. The winner of the episode would be able to take home all of the prizes.
Performance[]
Joanne McNally: Joanne brought in a "Basic Bitch Starter Pack" featuring eye sheets, cheap scented candles, a pair of slippers and a onesie. She received 5 points.
John Robins: John brought in a cardboard cutout of Kathy Burke. He received 1 point.
Nick Mohammed: Nick brought in an envelope containing his prediction of his final series score, symbolizing the concept of fate. He received 2 points, but also £300 from Greg for correctly predicting his score of 131 points.
Sophie Willan: Sophie brought in a mini robot to represent A.I. She received 3 points.
Steve Pemberton: Steve, for the first time in Taskmaster history, brought in nothing, making a passionate statement about change. He received 4 points.
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Taskmaster (PT)[]
This task was featured on Season 5 of Taskmaster (PT).