Episode Eighty Three

Hello:

Episode Eighty Three

This week we're joined by Stewart Lee. Yes, that Stewart Lee. The one with the Comedy Vehicle and the Fist of Fun. Stewart Lee.

Episode Eighty Two

S'up?

Episode Eighty Two

Who's hotter, Robbie Coltrane or Lulu? Is Iron Man a pervert? How do you survive an airplane crash? And why is iszi staring at so many breasts?

Episode Eighty One

Ding dong:

Episode Eighty One

Is mixing porridge with Alka Seltzer a dangerous activity for kids? Does Helena Bonham-Carter wear trackie bottoms? And what's all this got to do with the Queen's chuff. It's a Saturday Special.

Episode Eighty

Evening:

Episode Eighty

Pulp Fiction to novelty football pitches, and P Diddy to Alan Titchmarsh, we've got everything from breasts to pork scratchings.

Episode Seventy Nine

Morning:

Episode Seventy Nine

From Tellytubbies to tortoise shells, and extreme spirituality to Hitler's chauffeur, it's manna from heaven and all things blue.

Episode Seventy Eight

Oh hello:

Episode Seventy Eight

We get very blasphemous and filthy this week, you have been warned. You may also want to check out what a Sarlacc is, if your brain isn't set to Nerd.

Episode Seventy Seven

Happy New Year:

Episode Seventy Seven

As well as iszi talking about her boarding school orgies, we've got skiiing Christians and baboon spotting. What's more, Professor Brian Cox tells us exactly what would happen if you put a kitten in the Large Hadron Collider.

Episode Seventy Six

Hello:

Episode Seventy Six

Hear Dame Judy Dench like never before, marvel in some gardening tips, learn how not to recycle your Christmas decorations, and be wholly unimpressed by X-Factor lingerie.

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Evening:

Episode Seventy Five

Is the Civil Service peopled by Zombies? Is Lady Gaga made of cheese? And did the cast of Friends release a secret Beatles album in 1976? None of these question asked or answered.

Episode Seventy Four

It's a cracker:

Episode Seventy Four

We're joined this week by Rebecca Watson, co-host of The Skeptics' Guide To The Universe, and the founder of Skepchick.