Stalking Time for the Moon Boys with David Baddiel

In this episode David tragically calls his daughter Dolly to help him remember the details of a funny story. Meanwhile, the two discuss eating fish and chips for lunch on a weekday, and act out their exciting new imaginary 1980s British TV legal drama Carvell. 

David and Tim discuss whether playing padel ball with Jason Manford makes for a Larry David day and if “fish and chips” works as a meditation mantra. Plus there’s a Bowie quiz at the end. 

In a short sharp episode, David and Tim discuss, mainly, the phrase “The site of the former Toby jug pub.”'Sweet Gene Vincent'/Ian Dury & Chas Jankel

David and Tim discuss Bowie’s one gig in Cornwall, what cheese bugs did before the invention of cheese, and whether David should change his name to Tim.‘David Bowie once spent Christmas and New Year in Cornwall’, written by Lee Trewhela for Cornwall Live.

In this episode the boys discuss Bowie’s lesser-known character Mrs Hodges and using a burger as a pillow. They also uncover rare audio of Elvis, and get a phone call from Margaret Thatcher.'Later... with Jools Holland'/BBC 2/BBC Studios'The Story of David Bowie'/The Amp/Sky

In this episode the boys discuss why it was that Brian And Michael, the duo who sung Matchstalk Men And Matchstalk Cats And Dogs were called Brian and Michael when their names were Kevin and Michael, and anal fissures. 

In this episode the boys discuss David's birthday party, The One Show, and David Bowie impersonators.

David and Tim take a road trip to discuss the Pink Panther, and whether Andy Warhol really had a face like a rice pudding. 

In this episode David and Tim discuss how Morrisey ranks his encounter with David Bowie, the creation of their own novelty record and whether Tim’s head can be used to rub things out.