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Come on Richard, get serious where possible please. This show is an entertainment but you can apply a bit of a critical lens to too - being from the Guardian. Just saying. AI will stuff us up big time as Marina has brought up. Making light of this concern is a cheap, lazy way out for podcasting.

I love it when Richard says by and large 😂 I'm gonna start saying it

This is the epitome of centrist liberal elite bollocks.

I seen richard recently saying about micro aggressions about his height and how he feels, then took the mickey about people's height

I'm a French former subscriber of "Globe iPlayer" (or something), and I am so annoyed that there is no other (legal) option for me than BBC Prime (bought as part of a largely uninteresting package). I do understand the financial rationale behind the current system. Still annoyed

The remake of A-Team used way too much dodgy CGI, spoilt it for me. Also, Mr T was disappointing. The other characters were spot on, especially Murdoch.

Now I'm intrigued to know of instances when an Exec Producer has had a dilemma to resolve. (Talent? Crew? Network?) The episode of Celeb Pointless with Kelvin MacKenzie presumably can't have been easy?

Philip Pullman said he always pictured Nicole Kidman as Mrs Coulter in his "His Dark Materials" series. Pity "The Golden Compass" is an awful film.

The Eurovision tactical voting lets through the unusual entries. The LGBTQ+ community is a cross-border block but so is the Heavy Rock/Metal community but only if the Heavy band is genuine. Lordi , Måneskin etc. Us metalheads want Electric Callboy to represent Germany next year! Nailed on winner. Baby Lasagna might even join them on guitar.

Programmes being “how you change people’s thoughts and how you change people’s feellings” and consequently how they vote, does not sound like something to celebrate,

29:45 She’s not “inspo”, she’s delusional.

On the topic of pronunciation of names for Pointless answers, Caress a Dick for Cressida Dick remains the finest moment.

Absolutely gutted to hear a definitive answer about making iPlayer available globally! UK TV is the absolute best! Such bad news for absoute Anglophiles like me, stuck in an economically unworthy country.

A couple cheated on the old game show Mr and Mrs by giving the multiple choice answers by choosing one which had the closest to the first letter of the alphabet. They won the prize and were never caught

Your description of an American meeting sounds very West Coast.

Memorial weekend is next weekend it will be big then.

Adam Savage (Mythbusters, prop creator) has said that actors are brutal on any prop. They manage to break steel swords.

is this Chael's best video ever??! Off the top of my head, ok you don't have to correct me, it's certainly up there!

There isn't any objective way to deal with votes for neighboring countries in Eurovision. Some do, because there is a similar music taste. In other cases it may be a large part of the population actually having roots in the neighboring country, and may feel national pride even for a country they are not living in. The addition of the jury votes after a few years of tele-voting only, was because it was clear that with tele-voting only, the "eastern European block" was pretty much ensured to win each year, as the voting patterns of the eastern European countries, showed that unlike the west, they pretty much only voted for lands within that "block", even extending beyond their direct neighbors. In adding a jury they dealt with some of that neighbor vote, not perfectly, as it still happens, but to a much lesser extent only based on the song being from a neighboring country, and probably more because of the similarities in taste. Blocking neighbor votes, would then take away peoples power to vote for things they like, because of similar music culture/taste, and thus not at all be fair. And you would likely just boost the "block"-mentality among eastern European countries, because they did not vote for their neighbors. And when bringing up the Nordic countries, it is clear, that you actually don't understand the dynamics of it. We in the Nordic countries typically vote a lot according to our taste, and thus do not always vote for any of our neighbors. What I would like to see is that the tele-vote system is changed to a percentage based system. But this year, that would have risked Israel actually being able to rig the system completely, by ensuring an unbeatable voting score from the tele-votes. And that is one reason you need to boycott nations that are interested in a propaganda, and willing to spend money on it. Russia and Israel are pretty much the only two countries that could sustain such a strategy. But in a percentage based system it would be almost impossible for a country to get 0 point from the total tele-votes. Today only the top 10 per country get points from the tele-votes (it is divided in the same way as the jury vote, with the addition of the rest of the world vote, and then added together and given as a single pool of points, and it is quite easy for a country among 25-26 to not get in to the top 10 of any county's tele-vote). If UK wants to win, the UK should start a campaign for the Big 5 to loose their directly qualified status. And you should set up proper a proper qualifying series on tv. As a Swede, I have a lot of criticism of the Swedish qualifying, things the UK could address to make sure that it becomes an event that artists actually wants to take part in, thus getting great songs, even if they have to be adopted to the Eurovision Song Contest later. Only live instruments on stage. No limit to the amount of artists on stage (allow for choirs and large bands), but there could be a hard limit on dancers. Make the local qualifiers the main event for artists to launch their summer tours. While eurovision is a lot about the show, it can't feel forced, so focusing on the showmanship instead of the music, is not a strategy to win. But a humorous act that feels truly natural, can... But then it has to be a natural win.

The new version of doctor who is absolute garbage none of the fans like it the viewing numbers are a lie the gaslighting about how good the show is is beyond a joke I thought Richard would have a better opinion of the fans instead of spreading more lies about how good the show is because it is absolutely terrible we are sick of the woke movie and TV streaming industries why don't you tell the truth that the reason this is happening is because of BlackRock and Vanguard who will not stop interfering in any show made by any company but they have a small investment in is BlackRock and Vanguard that are promoting this woke movement the needs of the many must outweigh the needs of the few or the one failure to do this will result in the loss of all these shows and the collapse of the media industry Disney hasn't made money for the last 3 years we know this to be true we also know their stock prices are tumbling this was a terrible mistake 😡

What a rubbish question from James

I prefer Richard and Marina talking about Taylor Swift to Taylor Swift's music. The lyric didn't interest me - it went over my head. I asked my 15-year-old niece what did I miss. She said 'Nothing!' It fascinates me how the Guardian journos favour Taylor Swift so much!

What happens when the Million Pound question on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is ambiguous... ruclips.net/video/Lx7MxLI7rz8/видео.htmlsi=AfDn8ACHwjht80BB

After reading the thumbnail, I thought this would be about how stalking will be taken much more serious from now on . Not about protecting te perpetrators.

Question - on race across the world, how much of each countries currency do the contestants get? Thanks

When did 6 foot become ‘short king’? Average is 5’ 9”. (Vlad, aged 45, 5’11” and feeling inadequate).

Maria's questions "bit" at the beginning is getting VERY old..

Rich knows his rap

In Australian Rules Football, the Collingwood Football Club routinely overstated the height of their players, so much so that players around 5’10” came to be referred to as “Collingwood Six-Footers.”

Answers on quiz shows - I remember Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and his wife on WWTBA when there had been an issue with their answer being wrong. Question was - "Translated from the Latin, what is the motto of the United States?" They gave what the Latin actually means, not what the motto is, thus wrong answer.

Saw The Fall Guy yesterday. I haven't enjoyed a movie this much in years.

19:21 me sat in the USA wondering what my BBC America, BritBox, and Acorn subscriptions are… (also, fun factoid, on the West Coast we have cultural pockets that always say “USA” vs. “US” because of proximity to Mexico, which is officially The United States of Mexico. Also why we often say in Mexican/CA/SA Spanish that someone is estadounidense americano rather than just estadounidense).

What's behind the increased popularity/presence of Australian TV in UK? It seems to be much more prevalent these days than US shows. Married At First Sight, Lego Masters, Traitors etc.

2:00 “candy ass” or “sweetie bum”, as we say in the UK.

Re:explosions/burning. Whatever is used to create the fire, it will not be petrol, which is far too volatile and unpredictable. It will be a gel or liquid that is very predictable in how it burns. Fun fact, this even goes for 'log fires' or bonfires. The flames will actually be piped gas from a bottle, which is turned off between takes. Fire is far too dangerous to be 'real' on a set. I'm sure there's some good Mythbusters episodes involving professional explosions, demonstrating what they use.

I do find it a little sus, that the stalker can be easily identified but not the tv producer, is the producer getting a percentage of this I wonder 🤔

YES PLEASE.... I WANT the "See You Next Tuesday" merch...!!

I remember the "Paranaimbo" episode and remember feeling terrible for the guy because he thought he smashed it.

In Canada, and I think the US too we have BritBox which is a streaming entity which I thought was owned by both BBC and ITV. I get my QI , WILTY, and Cats does Countdown fixes when I am not able to visit the UK.

I heard on Smith & Sniff about a pub quiz that asked which was the biggest car manufacturer in the world. They asked the quiz master if it was car manufacturer or vehicle manufacturer, so he just cancelled the question and gave everyone the answer. At the time I believe Ford was the biggest vehicle manufacturer (loads of F150) but Toyota was the biggest car manufacturer. The answer had been Toyota, so the question was formulated correctly.

They sold Dr Who to Disney+ but didn't sell to the Republic of Ireland 😢

On an episode of Pointless, "Freddy Got Fingered" was a possible answer. But I knew they'd conveniently omit it and they did. If I was a contestant, I'd be not best pleased 🤣

I was hoping I might witness a squabble in the spelling round on an episode of House of Games I saw recently, but the answer given matched what the question setters were expecting, so the only controversy came from me shouting my protests at the televsion 😀- The surname Schrödinger was the thing to be spelled. The answer given was 'Schrodinger', and this was the answer that was being sought. However it is arguably wrong - ö is not the same letter as o - and, moreover, the convention is to write it as oe if you can't find a way to print the two dots.

4:07 David Mitchell once said that the BBC would not endorse sharing fake news footage for a show he was hosting on BBC3 for a show about news that people may miss, when shut away from the news for a week. The show was "The Bubble", and it was the first episode was with Victoria Coren (as she was back then), Reginald Delicious Hunter & Frank Skinner.

UTFO Richard ! not UTOF, oh no.. dont repeat it..oh and again

Ba bye guys see you next Tuesday 👍😂

Those new Dune movies are simply shit

RO on the beef ❤️

The flag on the moon landing had a wire mesh making it look like it was flying in the wind.