[Matt]

This is how I imagine the task producers' discussions go:

Producer 1: "Right, lets think up a great task to get them to compete for housemate status!"
Producer 2: "Lets do something that will challenge them mentally and psychologically... something that will really keep the viewers entertained."
Producer 3: "I had an idea last night... how about a biscuit dunking contest?"
Producer 1: "THAT'S A BRILLIANT IDEA. Let's put that in to production!"

Ideally, that conversation would end with:

C4 Boss: "Biscuit dunking? You think BISCUIT DUNKING will keep viewers entertained? You have five minutes to say your goodbyes - you're fired!"

But seriously, BISCUIT DUNKING? Is that the best task they can come up with?

[Tom]

To be fair you can't slate tasks until you've seen them, I mean people sitting in boxes all day surely won't be entertaining?

[Matt]

Originally posted by Tom
To be fair you can't slate tasks until you've seen them, I mean people sitting in boxes all day surely won't be entertaining?

That idea has a lot more potential than a person sitting alone in the diary room dunking a biscuit in to a mug of tea though.

[dudley357]

i would find the box task entertaining again!
i agree though, tea dunking? well i think this may prove that the producers have run out of ideas!

[President]

Haha I agree with Matt.

The task producers are useless.

[*mazedsalv**]

Would be quite funny to see them dunk a biscuit sitting there

The box task has to come back!!!!

[Tom]

Originally posted by Matt

That idea has a lot more potential than a person sitting alone in the diary room dunking a biscuit in to a mug of tea though.

I'm not saying it will be good (it will probably be rubbish lets face it) I'm just saying it might be worth reserving judgement until we've seen it ... it might be some of the smaller moments that make it more interesting like when they had to recite the alphabet backwards.

[Matt]

Originally posted by Tom

I'm not saying it will be good (it will probably be rubbish lets face it) I'm just saying it might be worth reserving judgement until we've seen it ... it might be some of the smaller moments that make it more interesting like when they had to recite the alphabet backwards.

Okay, fair enough, it might turn out to be the best task yet.

Even so, we were promised tasks that would challenge their fears and pride. How does dunking biscuits challenge their fears and pride?