Undercover museum curator, actual certified doctor of museum stuff, accidental catalyst for change, educator, newt botherer, and spooky idiot. She/Her
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Finally, footage from that new whale graveyard.
The fact that fossils and fresh carcasses mix together in this spot is bonkers. But of course it makes sense, because the scavengers that live down there also need a steady supply over millions of years. They can't just suddenly adapt to the deep.
This line up breaks the rules of #Taskmaster line ups. There should always be five of:
1. The smart/logical one
2. The zany/unpredictable one
3. The too-old-for-this-shit one
4. The one who's about to get big
5. The loveable idiot
6. The ultra competitive one
7. The one who knows how the game works
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Fin. It turns out that people are quite easily confused by a person changing their clothes. This was a key point in the story - but also appears to have baffled a lot of the audience.
(I heard lots of conversation on the way out of the "oh no, the same actor played this person AND that person).
I know this is going to be a good play about murders because there's a lady in front of me who's accidentally come dressed as Leslie from the Garden Centre in Hot Fuzz, god rest her.
(Also, the combined age of this audience is approximately one million and me and the lass who's bought an entire meal in a little lunchbox are the outliers.)
Interval: A lady is loudly complaining that a man who has never been part of the cast isn't in the play. She's also having possible understanding why an ensemble cast are playing multiple parts (there have been about 30 characters so far) and that some of them are in drag.
Nice thing to see on my way home.
Well, for starters that's too big.
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franz
“Please stand back behind the yellow lines, the next train is… fucking deadly”
Health and safety gone mad
