Series 1, Episode 3 (Dinner)

06/16/11 • 53 min

With Isy Suttie and Maeve Higgins. It's Pappy's Flatshare Slamdown the third and the flatmates are arguing about who's going to make dinner. Tom gives us his recipe for Tobasco Avacado, Ben forgets how to say the word 'jump' and Matthew tries not to get angry with the Quickfire Round jingle. Joining in are professional tumbler Isy Suttie, the bogus inventor of lasagne Maeve Higgins... and Fanshawe Standon's cousin. And this week's beef concerns the rights and wrongs of 'kitchen audits' - loads of thanks to Michael for bringing it along.

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Series 1, Episode 2 (Post)

With Andrew Collins and Katy Wix. Matthew, Ben and Tom are bickering over who is going to pick up a parcel from the post depot. Collings & Herrin's Andrew Collins tells us about an unusual package he received from one of the Levellers and bungalow-dwelling Katy Wix from off of the TV recounts how she once took a delivery of sausage from a butcher. The contest takes in Pass the Parcel, Canoeing and a 'Toddler versus PS3'-themed Beef Brothers courtesy of Stephen.

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Series 1, Episode 4 (Mouse)

With Helen Zaltzman and Olly Mann. In the fourth Pappy's Flatshare Slamdown the boys play host to Helen, Olly and Martin from the award-winning Answer Me This! podcast - and everyone is fighting to avoid having to find and kill a mouse that has been terrorising the flat. Along the way Ben reveals his elephantine origins, Tom discovers the ideal time of day to listen to the Flat Olympics round (this week: Marathon and Triple Jump) and Matthew is upstaged by a riddling rhyming rodent. Also Olly gets angry with the audience for no reason and Helen takes beef brothers quite seriously - attempting to offer genuine advice. And this weeks Beef-er Claire deserves a high five for persevering with us despite not being able to hear everything that's going on and consequently being erroneously labelled 'a little bit racist' (she's on the phone from Birmingham - that's right, we've gone technology crazy). The beef is a cracker - all about noisy eating.

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