In the final episode of the series, Andrew and Liam take a look back at the 1996 Christmas day edition of Top Of The Pops.
 


JP ends the episode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3lwLvBjIi8&feature=youtu.be

In a comedy clip filled episode Andrew and Liam look at some of the funniest one liners and put downs from soap legend Blanch Hunt. 
What made her suspicious about Ken and his lifestyle?  What words of wisdom did she have for an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting? And which popular character did she thought was a ghost?

Andrew takes Liam on  a dark journey into the world of Public Information Films.
Join us for train crashes, motorcycle accidents and an unfortunate incident for the 'tufty club' .



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Andrew and Liam look back at the launch or the brand new 'Channel 5'.
Join them as they document a historic day for UK TV.

In this episode Andrew and Liam take a look at a listener recommendation - Paul Sykes - Britain's Hardest Prisoner.
Some genuinely hilarious clips break up a sad journey into the life of a troubled man. Does Paul Sykes live up to the 'Britain's hardest prisoner' tag and can Andrew and Liam find any sympathy for a very dangerous character. 

https://youtu.be/M1aeiPnO4Lg

In the latest Episode of Living With Madeley Andrew and Liam look back at the 'classic' UK sitcom Goodnight Sweetheart.

Is Gary Sparrow a hero or villain? Is he a songwriting genius?  Most importantly, how did the story end?

Goodnight Sweetheart Series 6 Episode 10
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Andrew and Liam look back at Channel 4's dive into Italian football, and remember the legend James Richardson (he's not dead) in all his charismatic glory. 

What did the BBC 1 schedule have in store on Andrew and Liam's 10th birthday?

Andrew drags Liam through a nuclear war in 1980's Sheffield.  An ever decreasing  slide into tragedy and despair seems a good choice for a podcast which attempts to cast a light-hearted view on TV memories. Join them in their downwards spiral.

Threads -
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Andrew and Liam Look back on the BBC documentary 'Right Here Right Now' which captured the Legendary Manchester band Oasis on the run up to the release of the 'Be Here Now' album.
Any other business includes input from 'Kilroy Silk and a straight to the point review from the Red half of Sheffield podcast.