Taskmaster series 13 finale spoilers follow (including the winner).
Taskmaster has announced its latest winner after a record-breaking series.
Channel 4 aired an action final episode of the reality competition show on Thursday night (June 16), with Sophie Duker crowned the winner by a razor-thin margin.
The comedian finished with 173 points overall, only three points ahead of runner-up Chris Ramsey's 170-point finish. Coming in third in this series was Bridget Christie with 157.
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Former Death in Paradise star Ardal O'Hanlon trailed with 153, while Loose Women's Judi Love came in last place with 142.
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Even though Judi Love ended up at the bottom of the leaderboard, she can walk away with one huge achievement – she had the highest score of any last place finisher ever on Taskmaster!
It was a series filled with new records for the Channel 4 show, as Chris Ramsey's 23 points in the series opener was the highest-ever score for anyone in a premiere episode.
The longest task in Taskmaster history also took place this series, when it took an exhausting 75 turns before Sophie could guess the name of a random bloke called Quentin.
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If you're already missing Taskmaster, don't fret! Channel 4 has confirmed that the long-awaited Champion of Champions special will air next Thursday (June 23).
In this one-off episode, all-star contestants Liza Tarbuck, Kerry Godliman, Lou Sanders, Ed Gamble and Richard Herring return to Taskmaster to battle for supremacy.
Start making your predictions now and we'll see you next week!
Taskmaster airs on Channel 4 and All 4. Taskmaster: Champion of Champions II will air on June 23.
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