The Radio Program(me‪)‬ David Flanagan

We're sorry for having a name that can be (and frequently is) confused with a foreign country. No, not New Azerbaijan. We are referring to the Mexico that is not really Mexico, but is a newer version thereof. Please help us.

The world's hugest actor (metaphorical division), sketch tragedy and the greatest hits of Hammurabi. Prepare to flatulate! It's just that funny!

We continue our saga of Madagascar's most photogenic lemurs in this sixteen hour, fourteen part series. Filled with Party-approved humorous quips and otherworldly voices that want to take your watch. Fill a tub with your favorite treats, gather the family, and stare catatonically at your nearest electronic device to enjoy this fifth installation of the radio program(me).

In this exciting new episode, David Attenborough examines the life of sketch comedians in the wild, their screaching, excrement flinging family arguments, their crude tools, and tendency to communicate in iambic pentagrams. Sketches in this delightful waste of twelve minutes of your existence include: the world's greatest radio ventriloquist, an amazing shape-shifting accountant, and exchange between George Clooney and Brad Pitt about their wives and kids. Thankfully, and just in time to spare you embarassment in front of the kids, we have NOT combined the Clooney-Pitt last names into a fanciful nickname. Oh, and the roles of those A-list movie stars have been graciously assumed by a couple of nobodies from the suburbs of Boston.

Irate religious people and Appleby's enthusiasts; the insult of the day; world's first tongue transplant; the Monodictory Shakepeare Society production of Hamlet

Eye watering Irishmen's recollection of the days of their youth; Guillotine repairman sketch; how to address your betters; and selfies with God