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I'd buy that for a dollar
Jun. 28th, 2013 10:35 amSome highlights of the new season on BBC1
Existential Question Time: This week, the panel consists of Eric Pickles, Shami Chakraborty and Nigel Farage discussing the question "Oh, God, what's it all about. Why am I here? I may as well be dead", whilst Owen Jones turns into a giant cockroach.
Desert Island Discs: In a change to the format, guests are now marooned on Skull Island and must choose their favourite records and luxuries whilst attempting to avoid or placate a gigantic, angry gorilla. This week , James Macavoy chooses King of the Swingers from Disney's Jungle Book, and as his luxury takes a huge bunch of bananas.
Through the K-Hole: Every week, Lloyd Grossman breaks into a house and looks for things he can exchange for horse tranquillisers whilst the panelists try to guess whose house it is. Famous for the catchphrase "Who would live in a house like thiaaargh ohgodohgodohgodtheyreundermyskin".
Existential Question Time: This week, the panel consists of Eric Pickles, Shami Chakraborty and Nigel Farage discussing the question "Oh, God, what's it all about. Why am I here? I may as well be dead", whilst Owen Jones turns into a giant cockroach.
Desert Island Discs: In a change to the format, guests are now marooned on Skull Island and must choose their favourite records and luxuries whilst attempting to avoid or placate a gigantic, angry gorilla. This week , James Macavoy chooses King of the Swingers from Disney's Jungle Book, and as his luxury takes a huge bunch of bananas.
Through the K-Hole: Every week, Lloyd Grossman breaks into a house and looks for things he can exchange for horse tranquillisers whilst the panelists try to guess whose house it is. Famous for the catchphrase "Who would live in a house like thiaaargh ohgodohgodohgodtheyreundermyskin".
