Richard uses the Spice Girls to explain the five types of women.
Richard tastes milk from various animals.
Richard obsesses over the recently deceased wrestler Big Daddy.
Rich and Stew celebrate Mothers' Day.
Rich and Stew reminisce about the 1970s.
This week's lazy joke: ""28 years old, I was."" Extra final scene: Trainspotting.
This week's lazy joke: ""and then I got off the bus."" Extra final scene: Thelma & Louise.
Simon Quinlank returns. Lazy joke: puns in British sitcom titles.
Extra final scene: Alien Resurrection.
Extra final scene: Planet of the Apes.
Richard agrees to be a spokesman for cress.
Extra final scene: Braveheart. Lazy joke: And that was just the teachers ... aaah.
Lazy programming: puns on actors' surnames. Extra final scene: Blues Brothers 2000.
Stewart loses his power by wearing a jumper made by his gran. Extra final scene: Se7en. The Curious Orange becomes Davros from Doctor Who.
Lee & Herring's contribution to BBC2's "Monster Night" from 1998. The evening was hosted by Bill Bailey & aimed to present a slightly tongue-in-cheek look at the Monster Movie genre. The night was closed with an old Godzilla movie, and was peppered with studio inserts hosted by Bailey. Lee & Herring's contribution was "Lee & Herring's Reasonably Scary Monsters" an eighteen minute sketch centered around the duo watching and commentating on one of a number of cheap videos that Rich had brought home in leiu of beer & pizza. The video in question was, "The World's 9 Scariest Monsters - with Carol Vorderman"
A short set performed at London's Bloomsbury Theatre on 5 February 2007
A 30-minute performance at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith on 16 November 2008
