Tony Law and Ruth Bratt are the guests for the first in a new series. Sinking cars, blocked loos, feeders, cat thieves, adult parties, charity fundraising (courtesy of expert Stef) and Jesus all figure. Do they do the right thing? Who is the rightest? The answers lie within. If you enjoy the series you can support the show in two ways... tell lots of other people about it and come along to the recordings. Tickets for future London gigs can be found here: http://www.wegottickets.com/f/4313 and for Edinburgh Fringe gigs can be found here: http://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/comedy/do-the-right-thing. And you can now follow the show on Twitter @DTRTpodcast as well as on Facebook. Thanks!

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EPISODE 5: Jon Holmes and Bridget Christie. The much delayed episode 5 (producer's paternity leave!) finally arrives. Danielle, Margaret and Michael are joined by radio man and man Jon Holmes and stand-up woman and sometime ant Bridget Christie. Issues tackled include jumping off trains, talking to your father about sex and flowers.

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EPISODE 4: Scott Capurro and David Reed. This week Danielle, Margaret and Michael are joined by Scott Capurro (American, gay, has appeared in Mrs. Doubtfire and Star Wars: Phantom Menace) and David Reed (Yorkshireman, straight, has appeared in The Penny Dreadfuls and in his own Shamblehouse). They tackle many issues - and this episode is essential listening for anyone broody, stuck down a well, sceptical about botox and trying to work out what to do with an injured bird. Also appearing is expert bagpiper Roddy and the knotty problems of stray dogs and Whoopee Goldberg.

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EPISODE 3: Thom Tuck and Martin White. Penny Dreadful and sizeable chunk of the Alternative Comedy Memorial Society (ACMS) Thom Tuck and Karaoke Circus frontman, the white half of Ward & White, fellow Dave-Gorman-on-Absolute refugee and Do The Right Thing music composer Martin White. Armed with them, the teams must tackle the collapse of civilisation, the rights and wrongs of tattoos and excesses of body hair. This week's expert is Santa (genuinely). But if we learn one thing above all else this show, it is that Martin is NOT gay. Or is he? No.

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EPISODE 2: Rich Fulcher and Emma Kennedy appear to have mistaken Do The Right Thing for a horror panel show as they recount tales of burial alive and pickled-onion-induced wedding-death. Also: reluctant bridesmaidery, kissing, twins and a swimming pool that turns orange if you shout 'Yahtzee'.

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EPISODE 1: Al Murray and Shappi Khorsandi join Danielle, Margaret and Michael to discuss royal rejections, alien probes, vegans and an audience member's toilet issues. Recorded at the Pleasance at the Edinburgh Fringe 2011, it also features Honey Wilde bringing her expertise in burlesque to bear on some nipple tassel and merkin-related problems.

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PILOT: This is the 'Do The Right Thing' pilot episode recorded back in April 2011. It is so rough-and-ready that we forgot to introduce any of the teams - hence Producer Ben chips in at the start with a stultifyingly unfunny but mercilessly brief factual introduction. After that we get onto the serious business of plummeting lifts, punching piranhas and penis extensions. Alongside regulars Danielle Ward, Michael Legge and Margaret Cabourn-Smith, the pilot features comedy writer and performer Dan Maier and musician, author and renaissance man Jimbob from Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine.

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