Over 100 characters including the Inappropriate Dentist, who regales his captive audience with tales of swinger parties and the state of his pet dog’s prostate; Tony and Dimitri, a hapless football manager and his Russian oligarch boss; Brabbins and Fyffe, the filthy alter-egos of Flanders and Swann; and many more.
With Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller.

Two World War II RAF pilots who speak in upper-class accents but have the language and attitudes of stereotypical modern-day teenagers.
Brabbins and Fyffe, a pair of Flanders and Swann-like musicians who sing bawdy songs, sometimes hastily censored by the BBC.
An insensitive but caring father who cannot sugar-coat difficult issues for his son (played by Tyger Drew-Honey).
Roger continually returns home early, oblivious to clues that his wife and best friend Pete are having an affair.
Several Neanderthals negotiate their way anachronistically through modern social difficulties such as job interviews, dinner parties and baby naming.
Vox pops in which characters describe their quirks and mental illnesses and end with "so that's why I became a teacher".