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A compilation of some of the best bits from Series R, with Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies.

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- Roaming New Material Tangent: The panel are shown some Danish words and are asked what they mean. "Bagslag" (pronounced "bowslay") means "backfire". "Fart" means "speed". "Boghandel" (pronounced "bo-handle") means "bookshop".

- Rest & Recreation Best Bit Tangent: The model Fabio and his roller coaster accident with a bird.

- Radioactive Best Bit: How to sell a house which is next to a nuclear power station.

- Rubbish Best Bit Tangent: Holly Walsh's "motorway moony" and Bridget Christie's tractor crash.

- Rude Best Bit: The "BARF" scale.

- Rubbish Best Bit Tangent: More of Bridget's miserable time on the farm.

- Ruff and Reddy Best Bit Tangent: Susan Calman's first ever bikini wax.

- Revolutions Best Bit Tangent: Gyles Brandreth going to a casino with Mick Jagger.

- Road and Rail New Material Tangent: Chris de Burgh once wrote a really bad song about a death train.

- Restaurants Best Bit: The Beer Hunter.

- Roaming Best Bit: The fast 19th century surgeon Robert Liston.

- Rest & Recreation Best Bit Tangent: Susan watching Gravity.

- Radioactivity New Material Tangent: Humans are radiations because 60% of our body heat leaves through radiation. Toucans radiate even more with their large beaks.

- Road and Rail New Material Tangent: Cally Beaton says that there was a man who claimed that women at 50 are invisible. Sandi says this is true at restaurants, with which Aisling Bea suggests popping one tit out, but Cally says that at a certain age this would not work.

- Revolutions Best Bit Tangent: Gyles' ancestor Jeremiah Brandreth.

- Reflections Best Bit: Which is better, symmetrical knees of symmetrical nostrils?

- Rude Best Bit Tangent: Catching shuttlecocks with chopsticks.

- Radioactivity New Material Tangent: Alan and Josh Widdicombe both won £25,000 on Celebrity Million Pound Drop. Alan however lost £450,000 on the question: "What was the first flavour of crisps?"

- Restaurants Best Bit Tangent: Sandi cutting champagne bottles with swords.