Crimes Against Comedy

Episode 7! In this one we're very excited about the new Taskmaster line-up and also chat about the new series of Motherland. We also look forward to meeting each other, which has happened now since this was recorded earlier in the week and editing it took a while. Being distracted by watching the 20th Kitchen Disco on YouTube was absolutely not a factor.

Thanks for clicking on this, it's not very good. Here's Episode 6, which is such a long one we can't remember what happens at the start, but there might be mention of a Zoom gig and last year's Sport Relief. Bit of admin- it's been a while since we last uploaded, and we're a little while behind in things to talk about but we shall catch up in the next episode, making sure to chat about Motherland and Inside No.9. Thanks again!

We've stopped procrastinating to bring you this episode, the fourth one. In this episode, Kiki suggests Jen becomes a Mack, and we ask the all-important question- "what is Victoria Coren Mitchell?". Also, Jen informs that pillows are bendy and Kiki randomly invents a points system towards the end.

The light at the end of the tunnel! The credits at the end of that awful Graham Linehan programme! The road map at the end of the lockdown! Whether you're dreading it, or just chuffed you can go back to the zoo, we hope you're all well. Thank you for joining us for Episode Three, in which Kiki has technical difficulties and Jen gives us an insight into her medical records. Meanwhile, Kiki shows her appreciation for an up-the-stairs "KIDS!" shout. Jen also does three terrible one-liners.

A somewhat sombre episode, as we chat about the wonderful Paul Ritter. Also, Mike Wozniak plans our holidays and consumes a fence, while Lee Mack defends Frankie Horseman. Jen has multiple life updates and a Zoom gig.