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The antidote to Christmas, with a distinctly Dickensian feel, as Marmaduke Donger invents comedy and we have the alternative ending to A Christmas Carol.

There's a review of the lows of the year in the Talking Spite Awards 2012, Mimsy Cummings, the best Outtakes of Series 1, and a suicide.

"Should hamsters be given the vote?" is the topic up for debate in this month's Big Shout. We call in on Britain's favourite bookmaker - Ronnie Tipster, raise awareness of Penelope Cruz Syndrome, take care of all your Native American needs with our new catalogue, and if you thought 'The Lift' was as good as drama could get, then you need to hear it's U.S. spin-off - 'The Elevator'.

New drama 'The Lift' returns, we catch up with Brian Sewell on his UK Sex Tour and scouse poet Roy Hughes performs his latest work. Nicky Interesting hosts another edition of 'The Big Shout', Peter shares his Fashion Tips, and Professor Brian Dicks starts a fire. There's also Rush Hour Crush, MTV and the deaf, help for fat Emo’s, and Herbert Sherbert.

French toilets, full length mirrors and the closure of the orchestral transfer window are all discussed, along with Celebrity News from Herbert Sherbert, the Nigerian Lottery and financial advice from the Gypsy Kings. There's an exclusive interview with One Direction, Peter's Diet Tips, Nicky Interesting tackles the issues affecting the nation in 'The Big Shout', and the drama that everyone is talking about - 'The Lift' premieres exclusively on Talking Spite Episode 6.

It's an Olympic special, with a look back at all things London 2012. Also on this months show - Angry Birds, lazy doctors, news of a Mulf sale and The World Mumbling Championships. Philomena hosts a Psychic Phone in, Peter shares his Sex Tips, the Gypsy Kings pop by to do the weather, and there's Celebrity News with Herbert Sherbert.

Peter's attempt to make the Podcast more 'high-brow' backfires, when he decides to prove a long standing hypothesis regarding the consumption of Trebor Mints. Halligan's launch their new state of the art Hair Clinic, Yuri Ballachenko's move to the Berliner Philharmoniker doesn't work out, and Pervy Doctor is in surgery. There's the usual horoscopes, aftershaves and facts; and with £26,000 lost to Dr Winston Mugabe, the boys are forced to do their own music.