Swedish version of the British show Taskmaster, where a group of comedians are judged on solving silly and nonsensical tasks.

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You should hang from your abdomen and power hand
D1
You should hang from your abdomen and power handGina Dirawi advises an awkwardly-taped David Sundin that "Du ska hänga från buken och powerhanden" (You should hang from your abdomen and power hand) in order to keep himself from falling, during her attempt at the Duct-tape David to the wall task.
You don’t have any holes!
D2
You don’t have any holes!Gina Dirawi exclaims "Du har ju inga hål!" (You don’t have any holes!) to David Sundin, while searching for a hiding place – and again, later, while searching for a rubber duck – during the Hide the rubber duck / Find the rubber duck task.
Golf is one of the coolest things there is
D3
Golf is one of the coolest things there isThe episode title of "Golf är bland det häftigaste som finns" (Golf is one of the coolest things there is) doesn’t appear to be a quote from the broadcast edit of the episode, but is presumably something said in relation to Alfred Svensson’s attempt at the Do something cool using a green-screen suit task.
I shaved my arms for this
D4
I shaved my arms for thisGina Dirawi informs David Sundin that "Jag har rakat mina armar för det här" (I shaved my arms for this) during the Get goosebumps task, indicating that he won’t be able to tell whether she has goosebumps based on raised arm hair.
You are named Baloo today
D5
You are named Baloo todayChristine Meltzer tells David Sundin that "Du heter Baloo idag" (You are named Baloo today) during her attempt at the Legally distinct wooden block game task, assigning him his first new nickname as dictated by the instructions on one of the blocks.
A cradle of toast
D6
A cradle of toastDavid Sundin suggests that the chocolate bunny eaten by Alfred Svensson has landed in "En vagga av toast" (A cradle of toast) in his stomach, during the Eat the chocolate bunny task.
Aja baja, cookie tasty
D7
Aja baja, cookie tastyJan Rippe guesses that "Aja baja kaka smaka" (Aja baja, cookie tasty) was one of the things David Sundin had said to him at the start of the Surprise memory test task. “Aja baja” is a light Swedish scolding term used to, for example, remind toddlers not to touch something. The second part of what he said – “kaka smaka” – also rhymes in Swedish.
We’ll never get to turn him on
D8
We’ll never get to turn him onAlfred Svensson mutters to himself that "Vi kommer aldrig få sätta på honom" (We’ll never get to turn him on), while his team struggles to complete the Turn on D.A.V.I.D. task. Just as in English, the phrase ‘turn on’ can be interpreted sexually in Swedish.
High-five, possibly
D9
High-five, possiblyAt the end of the Delay David from reading the task brief task, David Sundin congratulates the team of Christine Meltzer, Gina Dirawi, and Olle Sarri with the words "Bra jobbat, eventuellt" (Good job, possibly). Olle then high-fives his team-mates in celebration and – mocking David – says "High five, eventuellt" (High-five, possibly).
Linköping
D10
LinköpingAlfred Svensson offers Linköping as the name of a city that is not a capital, during the [Questions and lies) task.