The belated seventh episode, in which Knackers and The Vadge celebrate Uncle Karl's two-hundredth birthday.

The sixth episode, in which Knackers & The Vadge once again threaten, and then fail, to discuss 'fake news' with Francis Leach.

The fifth episode, in which Knackers and The Vadge talk to Chris Graham to check it's cool if they call his publication New Matil, and also to see if he's shameless enough to write a glowing review in it of a podcast episode in which he's the guest.

The difficult fourth episode, in which K&TV speak to activist, academic, avowed Marxist and known homosexualist, Roz Ward, about stuff.

The third episode, which is really just the rest of the second episode, but which we will all agree to call the third episode, okay?

The second episode, in which The Vadge bangs on for entirely too long in a vain attempt to disguise the fact that she did not leave nearly enough time to edit her and Knackers' interview with Dr. Shakira Hussein in time for International (Working) Women's Day.

The inaugural episode, in which Knackers & The Vadge have a thing or two to say about Frank's heroes, John Maynard Keynes and Honest Abe.