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This week the team looks back on the presidency of Barack Obama and discusses his legacy. Spoiler: it's mainly him meeting this baby dressed the as the Pope.

In an attempt to avoid all things Trump related, Rory and the team stumble upon a story about cryogenic freezing. The TaskForce squad then looks at how to renovate Buckingham Palace without going over budget.

In the wake of the US presidential elections, the team looks at how Trump pulled off a victory. Rory then asks Sophie and James to help him make the new John Lewis Christmas ad.

This week's a US Election special, with Rory asking Paul and Christine how Trump managed to catch up with Hillary in the race for the White House. The team then gets ready for the call to be Donald's Chiefs of Staff when he gets the job.

Rory asks Sophie and Paul to take him through the pros and cons of the Heathrow runway decision. The team then tries to come up with a replacement for the Great British Bake Off.

This week the team tackles the debate on grammar schools and TaskForce gets a request from the government asking for advice on Philip Green's knighthood.

This week, Rory, Sophie and James try find humour in the Tesco vs Unilever debacle. The gang then tries to come up with a plan to take on the 'killer clowns' roaming the country.

Rory, Sophie and Paul reflect on the learnings from this week's Tory conference and attempt to work out the secret to living past 125.

This week, the team reviews the first of the US presidential television debates and looks at options for replacing Big Sam as England manager.

Rory asks Sophie and James why parents are regretting the names they've picked for their own children. The Task Force team then comes up with a novel solution for cheering up the country's teenagers.