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John Guff records his day off. Hear a trailer for a ShitFlix documentary series about a killer goose. Prince Gilbert is broke and tries to apply for benefits. Eleanor Thorne reports from a fascist rally. Madame Moonshine performs some questionable street magic. And let's not forget a S2 Finale song.

Willie Kazoo busts the taboo of love. Autograph hunter Jake Japes stalks Tom Hanks. Jessica Wow reads a criminal nursery rhyme. Jared Niceman interviews 'wholesome' singer Teddy Vex. DCI Bill Fickle solves the mystery of the stolen finale.

Kwame King uncovers institutional gingerism. Hear a trailer for Jack Black's new film: 'Nunnery Of Rock'. Lenny Bing-Bong plays you the best TV this week. Jerry Bitter shows the cruelty of bullying by insulting some children live on air. Plus, Frank Sod gets an angry phone call from his Auntie Pauline. 

Poppy Cox unravels a meaty vaccine scandal. Jared Niceman talks to Stoke-based punk rockers: Tunstall Peapods. Hear an advert for the WooHoo Fashion Camp. Live cooking demo finale with Eleanor Thorne and celebrity chef, Andrea Tart.

Kwame King investigates the activist group 'British Laughs Matter'. John Guff explores the Cheeky Girls' vampire past. Lenny Bing Bong gives you this week's TV Guide. Hear an interview with the eccentric singer, Kummaline, who has some magical friends... Oh, and Lem Bigson reports live on a war he started.

Jerry Bitter reports on the treachery of TikTok. Hear a trailer for Adam Sandler's new film: Three Chairs and a Stool. Prince Gilbert tries working retail. Musical finale live on the moon with superstar rap icon Saint Momus.

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Kwame King visits a village that claims to have ended discrimination. Lenny Bing-Bong reviews the best comedy on TV. A live agony aunt phone-in is hosted with Aunt Vicky. Hear songs and an interview with hip-hop duo: Dubble Yellows.

John Guff talks animal equality in Anglesey. Jessica Wow reads a vulgar children's story. Kwame King grills the Yorkshire miners who claim they wrote Kanye West's 'Gold Digger'. A séance finale is held for Prince Gilbert to help him reach a dead royal relative.