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8.6 7 Seasons • 62 Episodes

Taskmaster Portugal - Specials

"Where madness meets genius."

Five public figures are challenged by “Taskmaster” Vasco Palmeirim and his assistant Nuno Markl to overcome a series of fun tests with a small dose of madness.

Seasons

Top Cast

  • Vasco Palmeirim

    Vasco Palmeirim

    Self - Host, Taskmaster

  • Nuno Markl

    Nuno Markl

    Self - Host, Taskmaster's Assistant

  • Gilmário Vemba

    Gilmário Vemba

    Self

  • Jessica Athayde

    Jessica Athayde

    Self

  • Diogo Valsassina

    Diogo Valsassina

    Self

  • Isabela Valadeiro

    Isabela Valadeiro

    Self

Overview

Five public figures are challenged by “Taskmaster” Vasco Palmeirim and his assistant Nuno Markl to overcome a series of fun tests with a small dose of madness.

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