Jonathan Holmes recounts being the studio director on a disasterous BBC New Years Eve broadcast. 

Richard Cooke attends a Vietnamese Christmas lunch foucused mainly on drinking, gambling and insults.

Zoë marches into preschool on 1987 and enrolls herself. You can buy her brand new book, Almost Sincerely, right here: http://giantdwarf.com.au/product/almostsincerely/

When Patrick Magee takes a job dressing up as Batman at a shopping centre, he discovers that it's not who he is underneath, but what he does that defines him.

A prank war spanning three years is finally won. But at what cost?

Debra Oswald on getting to do your job, terrible cooking and trying to work out exactly what you're worth, in terms of tea bags.

When Gene Simmons and Fat Cat visit a children's hospital, two young terminal cancer patients hatch a plan to escape quarantine.

A young Cait Harris hatches a plan to deal with her parent's impending divorce. 

Mark Sutton discovers what it's like to not have a cent to your name...and then find yourself getting mugged. 

Under the influence and on tour, Jordan Raskopoulos decides that he has come up with the greatest idea for a tattoo ever.