Dot to Dot - the daily 5min Alexa demo show

Unlike the other day's episode, thanks to Andrea Barker ([email protected]), today we properly cover the Dominoes Pizza skill. Thank goodness as, when it comes to pizza, who wants to settle for an offering that's half-baked?

I'm too relaxed to write much about today's skill. In fact I can't feel my left leg at all…

Phillip Chalker to the rescue today with a great audio-adventure skill. I say "To the rescue" as he's not only brought us a great demo involving the heroic rescue of a panda, but he's helping the stave off the great episode shortage of summer 2018 as there's currently only two in the queue. Please do send in your demos to [email protected]. Also please tweet about the skills you like using #DTDPod and it'll help give me ideas for demos to do.

I've finally sorted out the weirdness that was stopping me from using the new 'Ask Alexa' feature of the A-lady app and so today is a quick demo of that, plus a top tip on how to turn your Fire HD tablet into a fully-fledged Echo Show.

Help! There's been a catastrophe on the  Golden Gate bridge and Recycling Robot must fly to the rescue (on a chopper that sounds like it's being piloted by the Mario Bros.) and you're needed too. Can you help the Mayor and save San Fransisco in a race to reclaim recyclable rubbish?

Is Skyrim a thing? Beats me. This is a good choose-your-own-adventure type skill, though, IMHO.

This skill starts by saying "It's not what you say but how you say it that's important" and I'm not sure if it's as cut and dried as that, but nevertheless this skill has a superb selection of pearls of elocution secreted within it and I think it's, er, really good.

Phillip Chalker from Down Under is back and bringing us the excellent (to children's ears I'm sure) Sesame Street skill. Learn your letters and guess where Elmo is hiding in this rich audio-experience for your Echo.

Find out what's going on entertainment-wise out there IRL (that's 'In real life' in case you were wondering - it's waht the 'kids' say apparently) with today's really great, if a little repetitious, skill.