We've got wizened witches snogging, crap reporters, social distancing at the swimming pool, a threesome with Adam, Eve and God, and dubious double acts. All that plus an interview with their creators, the brilliant Phil Nice and Martin Hyder.

We've got a TV special this week with a full schedule of kids' programmes, horse racing with Boris Johnson, Minimalism, Gung-ho war journos, a world of sheds, citrus-based cop dramas and Nantwich. There's so much in it!

We've got Gerbils getting jiggy, Slapdash chefs, Victorian correspondents, a fistful of puns and ridiculous Egyptologists all in the company of their writer and performer, the legendary Phil Whelans.

Enjoy a Fake Christmas, a slice of Skype Surgery and lashings of cow pats, mad elephants, bizarre book lovers and Bill and Ted as we talk comedy with their writer Karen Morden. Includes exclusive behind the scenes stuff! 

This week we meet and enjoy the work of Simon Littlefield, the writer who gave us CatEnders, nonsensical wizards, foul-mouthed tortoises, pompous poetry and Dada-esque kittens. Oh yes, and he wrote for BBC Radio 4's NewsQuiz for 17 years, too.

It's a special, packed with angry Hare Krishnas, Mafia sheep, celebrities doing brain surgery, horny parrots, Pontefract, kedgeree, muffins and filet mignons... Plus a chat to the writer to find out why.

With all the conspiracy theories surrounding Huawei and 5G, we thought it would be good to allow the company to explain what the heck's going on and make their position clear.

We've got incompetent detectives, engine trouble with villains, spacemen and wizards, slut-dropping Yorkshire folk, desperate actors, evil in Mordor and Bill Shakespeare. With exclusive commentary from their writer, Alex Marion.

It's the 10th anniversary of the release of the mother of all heist films Inception. So on that flimsy framework, we're hanging a special re-issue of our very own Heist Gang Fails.

This week we're awash with Glastonbury crusties, Medical Vending machines, WOKE and Alt-Right radio stations, Mafia nursery rhymes... and we get a glimpse into the cutthroat world of trouser presses.