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Adrian Ftang counts down numbers 22 to 15 in the Dogs Must Be Carried chart. Features parodies of Bjork, Kate Bush, and Cliff Richard. Some featured tracks can also be found on the Dogs Must Be Carried CD, which is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and over 2,000 outlets worldwide. Featuring Nick Saalfeld, Liam J. Stratton, and Miriam Turner. Production assistance by Wells Park Communications. Visit the website at www.dogsmustbecarried.co.uk for full credits.

Dr Answers takes more calls and addresses your e-mails in the last programme of the current series. He will return in 2010, so get your questions in nice and early by e-mailing [email protected]. Dr Answers is brought to you by James Shakeshaft, David LE Davis, and science. Extra content available at www.dranswers.co.uk. Don't forget to catch James and David's sitcom, Hung Out, on Channel Four in January - for more accurate transmission information as and when it's confirmed, bookmark our Blogger page or become a fan of 404 Funny on Facebook, if you're that way inclined.

In the sixth and final lecture of nine, John Dredge looks at the sea. Which is kind of obvious from the episode title. Don't know why I bother sometimes.

Adrian Ftang counts down numbers 29 to 23 in the Dogs Must Be Carried chart. Features parodies of Wings, Roxy Music, and Liam Lynch, plus some original guff. Some featured tracks can also be found on the Dogs Must Be Carried CD, which is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and over 2,000 outlets worldwide. Featuring Eirlys Bellin. Special thanks to Andy Booth and Jeremy Wray. Visit the website at www.dogsmustbecarried.co.uk for full credits.

Run and get the Fire Brigade! There are burning questions that can only be extinguished by just one man - and that man is the one and only Dr Answers. Let the good Doctor cover your questions with white liquid foam from his hose by e-mailing him at [email protected]. And check out James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis in Hung Out, coming to Channel Four as part of its Comedy Lab season in January 2010.

More choice moments from Jake's topical Little Bits show. This week, the world exclusive first play of Dizzee Rascal's collaboration with David Beckham and previews of some of the BBC's new digital radio networks. Plus, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang gets grounded by health and safety legislation in Norfolk - and Jake makes a drunken confession at the Sony Awards to special guest Stuart Maconie.