[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Got a funeral Monday and a wedding Tuesday.

Sorry to hear that. I can do part 2 with you on Sunday before everyone else as you’re away.

I’ll also give you Task 1 now via PM so you have the same time as others.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Sorry to hear that. I can part 2 with you on Sunday before everyone else as you’re away.

I’ll also give you Task 1 now via PM so you have the same time as others.

Just the quick task please. If it's an hour to do it or something I may not be able to leave my duties because the families have booked in advance, unless it's around 3-4pm when I'm having tea at the care home with the ladies, they always enjoy a task.

[Strictly Jake]

Best time for me on a monday or Tuesday is between 4 and 5

[Maru]

Bed just needs to be coated with stain as I just finished construction so I should be free by then.

Hardest task for me so far was the song for TM

[Benjamin]

I’ll be free all of Monday and most of Tuesday, so can be ready to go with you all when you’re ready.

[Benjamin]

Results at 4 tomorrow?

Parmy will you be free after then to do the timed task?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Results at 4 tomorrow?

Parmy will you be free after then to do the timed task?

Yes.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Yes.

Perfect. We’ll do yours then as you won’t be available on mon/tues.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

The TM has all your entires. Results will be sometime over the weekend, maybe Sunday afternoon time.

As an FYI, round 5 will include a short timed task. As usual, to keep it fair, when each of you individually have time and are ready to do it, I’ll post you the task directly to compete it as quickly as possible. Will most likely be on Monday and Tuesday for it.

That's good, because I'm going to meet Dad's girlfriend for the first time tomorrow, so I wouldn't have been available for Sunday.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

That's good, because I'm going to meet Dad's girlfriend for the first time tomorrow, so I wouldn't have been available for Sunday.

Best of luck, hope you like her, and she likes you x

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Kate!

Best of luck, hope you like her, and she likes you x

Thanks Kate.

I know that my Dad is really excited about it, I just hope that he has warned her that I have a very crazy sense of humour.

[Benjamin]

Anyone here?

[Niamh.]

I am

[Parmy]

I'm alive.

[Parmy]

I can do my thing tomorrow evening..I'm far to busy atm wanting arsenal to win for my acca to come up today.

[Parmy]

Unless it's post a video of yourself either jumping about like a loony or smashing up a tv, then for the next hour I can't do anything.

[Benjamin]

ROUND 4 - RESULTS

good evening, Happy 1st March!

Spring is in the air and one of you will have a spring in their step when they win round 4!

Let’s see how well you all did this time around…

[Benjamin]

Task 1


First up you had to find the most flamboyant clock and pitch to the TM why it’s the most flamboyant.

Let’s see your clocks…

[Niamh.]

Happy March

[Benjamin]

Parmy

Spoiler:

Sun resistant, and tells the time.

A favourite amongst town criers of the time.

[Benjamin]

Maru

Spoiler:

It was almost the first one I saw and I was like yes, this one exactly. It's very time-sensitive too.

[Benjamin]

Niamh

Spoiler:

I have chosen The Rothschild Fabergé egg. I have chosen this as the most Flamoyant Clock because it is a jewelled, enameled and decorated egg, made under the supervision of Peter Carl Fabergé for Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild as a wedding present for her younger brother in 1902. It is one of the most expensive Clocks in the world currently, selling at auction for a jaw-dropping $13.5m in 2007.

Besides the flamboyance of the jewels an added little surprise is upon the hour, a diamond-set cockerel pops up from the top of the egg, flaps its wings four times, then nods his head three times, crowing all the while. This lasts for fifteen seconds, before the clock strikes the hour on a bell.

Nothing screams flamboyance like a jewel encrusted cock!

[Benjamin]

Jake

Spoiler:

Behold — not just a timepiece, but a time experience.
This isn’t a clock.
This is chronology in couture.
This is horology brought to Broadway.
From its vibrant flourish to its bold design choices, this clock doesn’t quietly tell the time — it announces it. If ordinary clocks whisper “tick-tock,” this one belts out “TICK-TAAAACK!” in full theatrical vibrato.

It doesn't just mark Minutes it makes a statement. Every hour feels like a grand entrance. If Salvador Dalí and Liberace designed a timepiece after a night out in Vegas, this would be it.

This is not a clock you glance at.
This is a clock you admire, photograph, and possibly write poetry about.
Time doesn’t just pass here — time performs.

[Benjamin]

Annie

Spoiler:

Most clocks are humble. Some clocks are tacky
They sit quietly on walls… ticking away… desperate for validation and attention. They hide behind decoration.

Not this one.

This clock woke up, looked at itself, and said to the room “I AM flamboyant.”

No confusion. No self-doubt. No negative energy.

Notice how it doesn’t rely on glitter, feathers, or unnecessary accessories…because true flamboyance comes from within.

Every second it passes is legally recognised as fabulous.
Every minute arrives with dramatic intention.
And every hour feels like a grand entrance of flamboyancy.

This isn’t just timekeeping, it’s timekeeping with main-character energy.

Flamboyance isn’t subjective…this clock settled the debate.

I present you with the MOST flamboyant clock!!

[Benjamin]

Mock

Spoiler:

I believe that Jonathan Ross would own a clock like this, therefore it's the most flamboyant in my eyes.