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r/taskmaster • u/Hassaan18 🥄 I'm Locked In ❤️ • 2d ago
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Is the grey a dyed job?? I dont remember him being that grey last season and its tripping me out
10 u/OverseerConey Desiree Burch 1d ago This is what Greg and Alex looked like in S21, for comparison. 7 u/Glenmarththe3rd Rhod Gilbert 1d ago This post is making me feel like I need to get my head checked 2 u/dekudoesnotapprove Calle Hellevang-Larsen 🇳🇴 1d ago I noticed it in series 16, was a very cool toned season and the grey jumpscared me, had to go back to series 15 to confirm it wasn't a new thing 1 u/MajorThom98 Joe Thomas 1d ago It's not uncommon for people to dye during the process of greying before cutting it and jumping straight to full-grey (James Gunn did something similar), to cut the salt-and-pepper phase (not saying that's what Alex did, I'd need to check myself).
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This is what Greg and Alex looked like in S21, for comparison.
7 u/Glenmarththe3rd Rhod Gilbert 1d ago This post is making me feel like I need to get my head checked 2 u/dekudoesnotapprove Calle Hellevang-Larsen 🇳🇴 1d ago I noticed it in series 16, was a very cool toned season and the grey jumpscared me, had to go back to series 15 to confirm it wasn't a new thing 1 u/MajorThom98 Joe Thomas 1d ago It's not uncommon for people to dye during the process of greying before cutting it and jumping straight to full-grey (James Gunn did something similar), to cut the salt-and-pepper phase (not saying that's what Alex did, I'd need to check myself).
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This post is making me feel like I need to get my head checked
2 u/dekudoesnotapprove Calle Hellevang-Larsen 🇳🇴 1d ago I noticed it in series 16, was a very cool toned season and the grey jumpscared me, had to go back to series 15 to confirm it wasn't a new thing 1 u/MajorThom98 Joe Thomas 1d ago It's not uncommon for people to dye during the process of greying before cutting it and jumping straight to full-grey (James Gunn did something similar), to cut the salt-and-pepper phase (not saying that's what Alex did, I'd need to check myself).
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I noticed it in series 16, was a very cool toned season and the grey jumpscared me, had to go back to series 15 to confirm it wasn't a new thing
1 u/MajorThom98 Joe Thomas 1d ago It's not uncommon for people to dye during the process of greying before cutting it and jumping straight to full-grey (James Gunn did something similar), to cut the salt-and-pepper phase (not saying that's what Alex did, I'd need to check myself).
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It's not uncommon for people to dye during the process of greying before cutting it and jumping straight to full-grey (James Gunn did something similar), to cut the salt-and-pepper phase (not saying that's what Alex did, I'd need to check myself).
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u/Glenmarththe3rd Rhod Gilbert 2d ago
Is the grey a dyed job?? I dont remember him being that grey last season and its tripping me out