Taskmaster's Greg Davies and Alex Horne joke fans can expect "more sex and violence"

The hit Channel 4 gameshow continues to provide laughs and hijinks aplenty, but when asked whether it's been hard thinking of tasks for the new season, Horne said: "Not really. It's like coming up with jokes, comedians just keep doing it."

On whether they've ever been told they can't do something particular in the series, the pair shook their heads. "Maybe we should branch out in to more dangerous stuff," Davies joked. "Or more X-rated? A bit more adult," Horne added, to which Davies chimed in with "more sex, more violence – that's what you can look forward to".

The BAFTA Award-winning show continues to go from strength to strength with a Junior Taskmaster spin-off series in the works, as well as the main Taskmaster being renewed for another six seasons. The British comedy panel show blends challenges, putdowns and comedy for the kind of creative and eccentric gameshow that continues to excite viewers.

And if you were ever considering the possibility of a TV schedule devoid of Taskmaster, have no fear. Previously speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com about the hit show, Horne said that fans needn't worry about Taskmaster's future.

He admitted: "I think we're hoping [for more]. I think they will announce things one way or another in the next few months. It's not the end of Taskmaster."

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The series's 15th season included the likes of stand-up comedian and Have I Got News for You panellist Ivo Graham, comedian and Older and Wider writer Jenny Eclair, Ghosts actor Kiell Smith-Bynoe, and award-winning Canadian comedian, actor, writer and producer Mae Martin, as well as TV host Frankie Boyle.

Following in the footsteps of other popular entertainment shows like Bake Off, MasterChef and Eurovision, the junior version of Taskmaster is set to be just as funny and light-hearted as the original.

Speaking about Junior Taskmaster, the show's creator Horne said: "I've watched many, many comedians flounder when given simple instructions over the past few years and I fully expect the competitors in Junior Taskmaster to be both more competent and just as funny.

"For that series, I will be handing over my assistant's clipboard to someone equally as efficient and persistent as myself because I have a lot more admin to do with six further handfuls of supposedly talented adults. I live for bureaucracy so this is all excellent news."

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