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This week, Ed, Sophie and Milo enter the diary room to revisit the unhinged glory days of Big Brother, British reality television’s greatest social experiment.

From Nasty Nick’s smuggled pieces of paper to the hysteria of “David is dead”, the gang unpack the scandals, misunderstandings and spectacular lapses in judgement that made the house essential viewing. Unfortunately, that does mean watching George Galloway pretend to be a cat.

Who goes? You decide. Who needs to apologise? We’ve got a few suggestions.

Hosts

Milo Edwards

Sophie Garrad

Ed Campbell

Producer

James Mileham

Editing

Esteve Tomas Hernandez

Artwork

Haiminh Le

Music

Adam Harrison

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Ed, Sophie and Milo get into the Pincher affair - the straw that broke the back of Boris Johnson’s government. Boris survived hard brexit, covid and partygate but he couldn’t survive handsy chief whip Chris Pincher.

Hosts

Milo Edwards

Sophie Garrad

Ed Campbell

Producer

James Mileham

Editing

Esteve Tomas Hernandez

Artwork

Haiminh Le

Music

Adam Harrison

A Lock It In Studio Production

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“I thought it would be funny.” - Mary Bale

The internet disagreed.

This week, Sophie, Milo and Ed dust off the CCTV footage of Mary Bale, who stopped to stroke a friendly tabby named Lola—and then put her in a wheelie bin.

From a suburban street to nationwide outrage, the gang revisit the moment one bank clerk became the Cat Bin Lady and Facebook practically declared a civil war. A cat, a bin and Britain’s most bizarre 15 minutes of infamy.

Meow x 🐈🗑️

Hosts

Milo Edwards

Sophie Garrad

Ed Campbell

Producer

James Mileham

Editing

Esteve Tomas Hernandez

Artwork

Haiminh Le

Music

Adam Harrison

A Lock It In Studio Production

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.