
The 99p Challenge: Series 1-5
The Complete BBC Radio 4 Collection
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About this listen
Starring the cream of UK comedy talent over its lifetime, including Simon Pegg, Sue Perkins, Miranda Hart, Nick Frost, Bill Bailey, Sean Lock, Richard Herring and Armando Iannucci, this is the complete and utter award-winning silly panel game that's not about music, sport, advertising or hats.
"The laughter that's worth every penny" - Mail On Sunday
"Genuinely brilliant" - Night & Day
The show was written by the writers of Friday Night Armistice and Black Books and was described by The Guardian as "Good enough to be the successor to I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue".
PLUS bonus series King Stupid that launched the whole thing, starring Sue Perkins, Simon Pegg, Morwenna Banks and Peter Baynham, the brains behind "I'm Alan Partridge" and Sacha Baron-Cohen's co-writer.
Hear them as they spend a whole series trying to decide which stall they'd like to see at a village fete and decide it's a toss-up between Paint The Face Of A Child On A Tiger stall and a Get The Angry Bear Down From The Cross competition. Meanwhile, they'll be discussing such vital issues as how to beat crime, and how to sip coffee through a sausage and they'll also be pondering the question "If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, what does a watermelon a minute do?"
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Critic reviews
"The laughter that's worth every penny." (Mail on Sunday)
"Genuinely brilliant." (Night & Day)
Enter Sue Perkins and the whole level of the show lifts massively.
Regular panelists such as Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Marcus Brigstocke and Armando Iannucci are brilliantly funny. Perkins shows her comedy roots with some wonderful ripostes.
Good anarchial fun and some great belly-laughs. Recommended (but not until Perkins' arrival).
Much Better with Sue
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Gets better and better
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Very good, but not complete
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A lot of the jokes would be seen as a little bit near the knuckle now - some very lad humour and like many panel shows of the era the only woman involved generally was the host.
Suitably stupid
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You lovely, tiny horse.
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The 'King Stupid show was dire though. It ends with Chapter 6, I would skip it.
I originially quite disliked this but it improved.
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Very dated
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Try The Unbelievable Truth... many are free, or Just A Minute.
Had Better.
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Absolute rubbish!
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