This week James and Jess discuss some dramatic skincare procedures, how handymen engage in gaslighting and the bizarre nudist game show hosted by Keith Chegwin.  

This week James and Jess discuss the grotesque selling points of a nineties kids toy, the damaging impact they had on the plumbing of Tennessee and memories of childhood trips to theme parks. 

This week James and Jess discuss the latest series of Line Of Duty, one of the lesser-known Disney villains, Forte the organ from Beauty and the Beast 2 and up-and-coming property hotspots in the North East. 

This week James and Jess discuss the style choices of Beatrix Potter characters, the x-rated version of Citizen Kane that never was and adhering to strict shoe policies in clubs. 

This week James and Jess discuss Lorraine Kelly's subtly sinister response to Piers Morgan's royal criticism, Percy Weasley's 70s fashion aesthetic and Lady Macbeth's answer to stubborn stains.

This week James and Jess talk about how to fill boring gaps on Zoom calls, Rishi Sunak's dangerous love of fizzy pop and unfortunate soya milk withdrawal symptoms.

This week James and Jess discuss Simon Cowell's plans for his son's career, why going cold turkey is hard when you're quitting smoking and desirable character traits in prospective flatmates. 

This week James and Jess once again revisit blackheads and the Teletubbies, as well as discussing how Trump achieves that particular hair colour and why Gillian Anderson's portrayal of Margaret Thatcher caused a sexual identity crisis on the Left. 

This week James and Jess are joined by special guests, TikTok stars and love connoisseurs The Sugarcoated Sisters. Together they discuss their worst Valentine's Day surprises, questionable exes and dealing with love rivalries on tour, before answering your questions from the listener Q&A. 

Follow them on Instagram and TikTok @thesugarcoatedsisters 

Music this week by the incredible Bella Chipperfield, find her on Instagram @bellachipperfieldmusic 

This week James and Jess are drunk and talk about the infamous parish council meeting that shot Jackie Weaver to fame, how often The Week is published and what makes Matt Hancock smile.