In the show where nice nonsense and strange assignments are taken seemingly very seriously, Ellen Bergström, Erik Ekstrand, Marika Carlsson and Ola Forssmed compete to be the best in each test. Among other tasks, this week the contestants and special guest Claes Malmberg must trap hundreds of bat...

Who can throw a tea bag the longest? And who can perform the best synchronized dance to a ringtone? Clara Henry joins in as wonderful nonsense challenges are elevated to Olympic proportions.

How can you slide the furthest? How can you build the tallest tower of moving boxes? And perhaps most importantly of all: how can you cook when all the ingredients are listed in Icelandic? Special guest Ann Westin joins the cast this week to answer these questions and more.

Emma Knyckare is this week's addition to the cast as we learn that you can have arms as ovaries, that ice does not burn and that it is extremely difficult to throw something into something else. General education and generally hysterical.

How do you make the biggest splash? How do you throw a pea in the most effective way? And how do you stage the most talented video for a children's song? These are some of the challenges participants wrestle with in Best in Test.

Paint a portrait of someone you've never seen, burst balloons in the shortest amount of time, and make an exotic sandwich. These tasks may not sound so complicated but on this week's episode we learn just how difficult they can be.

The tension is rising as the challenges are getting tougher. Tonight the tasks include, among other things, making a ketchup stain as far away as possible and trying not to laugh at bad jokes. Moa Lundqvist joins this week to challenge the panel.

A new champion must be crowned in the grand finale of Bäst i Test season 2. Special guest Thomas Petersson joins the participants to take on classic disciplines such as "gain as much weight as possible in ten minutes" and "perform the biggest surprise".