and The Queen's song for Willy and Kata

Funniest thing on the radio at the moment.

The bit in the last podcast, with the teacher who talks in the third person, was especially funny.

… ah Ok, after much research, apparently its a very old film called "Taffin" which apparently had Pierce Brosnan in it. This seems to be a few bits of Brosnan's presumably terrible performance thrown together in about 5 minutes in Garage Band. But is that funny? - Is it likely to have you rolling on the floor with righteous laughter? I would venture to suggest that the answer to that is a resounding no. Unless of course you are plagued with the mental age of a ten year old.

Maybe there's some sharply observed, and topical joke that I am missing? Or maybe its just what it looks like?

'I put away childish things'? They are right tiresome buggers

with someone famed for not being chucklesome and even HE finds this purile humour funny

and I will miss them when they're gone. But hopefully Adam's Mixtape will return - I enjoyed that just as much.

I'm gonna lick your legs, I love you, bye

especially the "You abandoned me - love don't live here ANY MOORREEEEEE" had me crying with laughter!

The pair of them have me in hysterics on a Saturday morning

Actually, literally just coming

...for me was the story of the Irish train ticket collector: "Here's a bin that never gets full". I almost crashed the car laughing.

As much fun as the radio show must be to do, I imagine on any number of levels it doesn't compete with writing films for Spielberg and writing and directing your own. For Dr Buckles and my sake at least I hope so. No exaggeration to say I've never felt such affection, and that's the right word, for anything on the radio/TV before. Unimprovable and unbeatable.

I put on a homemade compilation of the best of Song Wars at a party last weekend - both the people who knew the songs and the people who didn't were howling with laughter by the end. Pretty much the only reason I bother to go to work is that it affords me the opportunity to listen to their podcast on the walk in. These two men justify the licence fee on their own.

Was the Danny Baker-Danny Kelly partnership. I wish they'd get back together again.

and 2 years later came this

WARNING: you may lose all bodily control by the time Joe reads the letter

Except that I love them too... And wish they were on all the time...

In agreement with those above, it's fantastic.

I had the pleasure of seeing Adam's BUG show in Manchester last month too, very good.

I also really like the Garth Jennings episodes, he's covered for them both at various times. If it's down to availability, it would be great to see him promoted to co-host, then whichever two were available could do it.

Best. song. ever.

Luv you BYEEEEE!!!

Like most people here, I agree that this show is something special. I guess this must be how Prince Charles feels about the Goons. Will be sad when the season ends, and would be quite happy if Garth could stand-in if Joe is too busy poncing around in LA (America?!?! - I hear they have coca-cola coming out of the taps!!!) Better the Adam and Garth show than no show at all. So do we know if there'll be another season? And if so, when??