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The Treason TV Show - Episode One
23 mins
Featuring Jackie Weaver, the NHS contract scandals, Farage at sea, and a Treason take on the sea shanty craze.
Hypothetical - Sleepover with James Acaster and Tom Allen
4 mins, 21 secs
James Acaster's having a sleepover and Tom Allen's his guest. Will they get a good rest or will Tom's miner's hat give James night terrors? Tuck yourself under your duvet and watch to find out.
Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains - Teenage Manscaping
3 mins, 54 secs
Sally Phillips and Roisin Conaty commiserate over the pains of hair removal as young women, while Rhod Gilbert shares his own embarrassing teenage tales confessing to Richard Ayoade that he actually added hair to body parts which were lacking.
The Last Leg talks to Jackie Weaver
3 mins, 52 secs
Stand and clap for Jackie Weaver, the voice of reason in a crazy world.
The Graham Norton Show - Audience member had her drinks stolen by Graham Norton
2 mins, 18 secs
A red chair story implicates Graham Norton.
Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains - Sally Phillips was called 'Dead Fish'
4 mins, 39 secs
Rhod Gilbert gets the inside scoop on childhood nicknames for guests Sally Phillips, Richard Ayoade and Roisin Conaty. Richard claims he never had one, while Sally had a fairly memorable moniker growing up.
Hypothetical - Outtakes: What pandemic?
3 mins, 10 secs
James Acaster and Josh Widdicombe don't mention Covid because everything is normal, why wouldn't it be? The desk's always been this long, probably. Nor are Sara Pascoe, Miles Jupp and Joe Wilkinson social distancing.
Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable - Graham Norton faked an illness
2 mins, 1 secs
Graham Norton confesses to an original sin about the time he faked sickness as a child and had his appendix removed as a result.
The Graham Norton Show - Andi Osho's crazy dating life
1 mins, 51 secs
Andi Osho's talks about her bonkers dating strategy while in Edinburgh.
Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains - MC Fingers
34 mins, 18 secs
David Baddiel, Nicola Coughlan and Darren Harriott recall for Rhod Gilbert what sort of teenagers they were growing up, including some colourful nicknames they used to be known by.