Grindah asks the question on everyone's lips - which is the best animal (for him to get tattooed on his lower back)? The guys also get to grips with global warming - or 'warmsing' - and Steves gets to grips with a pigeon.

Guest starring Lolly Adefope.

MC Grindah unveils his epic biopic, and the challenging and prestigious task of casting begins. The boys also conduct rigorous analysis of the best film genres (Beats – action; Chabuddy – 70s erotica), and of the best TV show on air - which is, objectively, A Place in the Sun.

Guest starring Matt Lucas and Daniel Sylvester Woolford.

A fully informed look at the future, featuring one of the country’s foremost scientific minds - aka Angel’s school science teacher. Steves comes up with his own very specific – and filmic – idea of what his future holds, which could put the whole crew’s future in jeopardy.

Guest starring Paul Chahidi.

The campaign starts here! Chabuddy G launches his campaign to become Mayor of London, with a slew of sensible policies, including turning Brentford towerblocks into clubhouses, enforcing a new religion, and expanding London to encompass all of the UK.

Guest starring Sally Phillips

The guys take a deep, deep dive in to history - well, deepish. Just stuff you can Google, basically. MC Grindah also makes a surprise announcement about his own personal history which leads to a high-stakes campaign for justice.

Guest starring Daniel Sylvester Woolford.

The boys get to travel the world at Audible’s expense! Via the medium of takeaways. There are some big learnings about world culture - including the astonishing fact that many countries don’t speak English - and one of the guys’ own travel plans threatens to break up the entire crew.

Guest starring Ruth Bratt and Steen Raskopoulos.