Andrew takes Liam on a dark journey into the world of Public Information Films.
Join us for train crashes, motorcycle accidents and an unfortunate incident for the 'tufty club' .
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Peep Show v Max And Paddy's Road To Nowhere and Friday Night Dinner v Phoenix Nights.
Step right up to the comedic clash of the century as we throw the sitcom gauntlet in this side-splitting episode of the Sitcom World Cup. Prepare to be swept up in a whirlwind of laughter and nostalgia as we pit the quirky flatmates of Peep Show against those whimsical wanderers, Max and Paddy. We'll take you on a journey through the theme tunes that defined these shows, dissect the dynamic between characters that kept us coming back for more, and even share a few personal anecdotes that might just resonate with your own friendship follies.
Strap in for a roller coaster of ridiculousness as we recount Peep Show's most absurdly hilarious moments, including the infamous urination debacle that still has us in stitches. But the humor doesn't end there; we reminisce about the retro charm of Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere, and how Peter Kay's transformative portrayal of Max became a stroke of comedic genius. Between fits of giggles, we'll also cast a critical eye over other Brit-com greats like the Goodman family's shenanigans in Friday Night Dinner, and the darkly humorous Northern charm of Phoenix Nights.
Tune in, chortle, reminisce, and raise your voice as we march on to crown the champion of our Sitcom World Cup. It's all to play for, and your favorite shows are counting on your support. Who will emerge victorious? Stay with us to find out!

In Episode 2 of the new series, Andrew and Liam (not Leeroy) focus on the long-running prime time ITV game show 'Blind Date'. Find out why Cilla Black changed her name, who the possible inspiration for David Brent was, and whether people in the 90s looked older than they do now. All that and more on this weeks Blind D D D D Date episode.

Join the Living With Madeley team for part one of their roadshow as they take their nostalgic talk to sunny Chapel St Leonards. Spiced with a dash of music, a pinch of passionate discussion, and a man in a bad wig, Andrew and Liam talk everything from Russian literature to the boy band Damage.
Find out what would be the best box set to take to a desert island, what you should eat for your last meal, and which cider is the best cider for someone who doesn't like cider.
If listening to meaningless chat is your thing, then the Living With Madeley roadshow is the perfect destination.
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Extras v Darkplace and Toast Of London v Gavin and Stacey.
Prepare to get your sides splitting with Andrew and Liam as we tackle the heavyweights of British sitcoms in an episode that's anything but ordinary. This isn't just a rundown of shows; it's a comedic clash of the titans where 'Extras' meets 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace', and 'Toast of London' throws down the gauntlet to 'Gavin and Stacey'. From Ricky Gervais navigating the star-studded waters of showbiz to Stephen Toast's delightfully disastrous encounters, we're serving up a feast of laughs with a side of nostalgia. And don't miss our take on the 'Gavin and Stacey' Christmas cliffhanger that left us all begging for more.
Ever wondered what happens when sitcom characters feel like they've walked straight out of your life and onto the screen? We've got you covered with a look-back at 'Gavin and Stacey's most relatable scenes.. We also dissect the enigma of James Corden's fluctuating popularity and the genuine charm that had us rooting for the quirky ensemble from Barry Island. Plus, for those who crave a bit of the extraordinary, we celebrate the eccentric genius of 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace' and the zany brilliance of Matt Berry's gym-obsessed Dr. Lucien Sanchez.
Join us as we step into the sitcom arena, armed with insights, laughter, and a touch of the unexpected. From the surreal satire of 'Toast of London' to the heartwarming moments nestled within 'Gavin and Stacey', we're dishing out a full course of British comedy greatness. So, plug in and let's raise a toast to the sitcoms that have not only made us laugh but have woven themselves into the very fabric of our comedic tastes. It's an episode you won't want to miss – unless, of course, you'd rather watch paint dry (which, coincidentally, might just be one of Toast's less bizarre gigs).