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A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field. This week Hank Freely is back with his latest experimental track, we have more news from Fiona Bruce Willis and Andy does an interview with Princess Anna Margaret.

A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field. This week Paul Gasgroin has trouble controlling his flatulence, MC Genuine Emotion is back with more overly heartfelt beats, and Pariah Carey shares more of her controversial opinions.

A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field. More nonsense from the trained assassins in "Take Me Out", The Man Who Grew Too Much (who witnesses yet more things no one else can see) and musician Hank Freely who's back with another of his musical masterpieces, played entirely on a piece of fruit.

A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field. Expect a myriad of sketches from the likes of Vague David, who's like Craig David but less specific, an update from our correspondent who's trapped in a cupboard and a rap from MC Genuine Emotion... who sometimes gets himself a little bit upset.

A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field. Expect sketches from Rowboat Cop, who's like Robocop but he's in a rowboat, Danny Dyer, who's looking for dangerous places to leave his breadsticks, and Humpty Dumpty, who takes umbrage at not being addressed by his real name.

Expect a roller coaster ride of short, silly sketches delivered to your ears from the oddball mind of Andy Field. With sketches from Rowboat Cop, who's like RoboCop but he's in a rowboat; Danny Dyer, who's looking for dangerous places to leave his bread sticks and Humpty Dumpty, who takes umbrage at not being addressed by his real name.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Camille Ucan hosts a 'fun-er-al' a, er, lighthearted wake. Brett Goldstein drops by to deliver his eulogies for the girls and talk ideal funeral songs. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Rose Johnson hosts a sophisticated soirée as the girls try not to swear or talk about bodily functions. And a sharply-dressed Suzi Ruffell drops by with some deep realisations about her cat… Expect a slightly politer edition...sort of. And tips on how to be sophisticated. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Beattie Edmondson hosts a Christmas party…with appropriate (for December) festive cheer. And Tom Parry AND Father Christmas drop by.... Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, a round of Latin singing, drama over mince pies and Tom Parry's best ho-ho-ho. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Camille Ucan hosts a Dog-themed party…with no dogs but plenty of shocking revelations. And Phil Dunning drops by. Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, Camille auditioning to be a game show host, a seriously shocking Party Legend and Dick and Phil Dunning’s impromptu singing. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Rose Johnson hosts a True Crime party…with 25 serial killers. And Mae Martin has a confession to make. Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, fat chips, Party Legends and Dicks, and Mae Martin’s top tips for disposing of a body. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. In this first episode, Beattie Edmondson’s throwing a Halloween party…in spring. And James Acaster drops by. Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, a Ouija board, Party Legends and Dicks, and Standos – that’s Standard Nandos. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch trio Birthday Girls, aka Beattie, Camille and Rose, want you to come round to their house parties. Every week one of the girls hosts a different themed party at their house. From a Halloween Party to a Wake, yes, a wake. Late-night chats with nothing off limits. And comedy guests like James Acaster, Mae Martin and Tom Parry. Come on in you little party creep. A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

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