What's All This Then with Charlotte McDonnell and Libby Watson

"Winston smiled. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Mr. Blobby." Is how 1984 would end if it was written by this podcast. We're joined by return guest and Top YouTuber Jacob Geller to discuss a bloody good book, actually. And our politics are perfect and our takes about Orwell are perfect and no one can be mad at us. Plus, all hail The Burryman.

No!!! NO!!!! Is what you'd be saying when we make the "Virgin Wines, those are your wines right" joke for the 100th time. We're joined by Riley Quinn, host of Trashfuture and No Gods No Mayors, to discuss Virgin, the mega-hip mega-corporation of the 90s. Richard Branson: Twat? Yes! Plus, why do we call pounds quid?

Say your prayers, scumbag! Is what I'd say if I saw Paddington. It's on sight, buddy. Stupid coat. "Oh I'm so nice and sweet and I ruin everything for everyone." Gimme a break. We're joined by Doughboys producer Amelia Marino to discuss everyone's favorite little sweet bear, and wonder why we're so hateful towards him. Plus, we reluctantly explain Count Binface.

Hey buddy, do you have hot salad here? Is what Nick Wiger would say if he walked into a British McDonald's, and the staff would be like u wot? For the last episode of America Month, Libby's in the Headgum studio (and Charlotte is beamed in via The Internet) with Nick Wiger and Mike Mitchell. Wait a tick, that's The Doughboys?! We discuss Bigguns, dirty sodas, and grits before reviewing McDonald's UK.

MOMMM I NEED MY SKINNY JEANS NOWWWWW! Is what you said when you were 15 probably, but now it's all "big jeans," I think, or maybe we're coming back around to skinny jeans again? I don't know, I'm 36. We're joined by our good friend and return guest Katy Fishell to continue America Month with a discussion of Emo music and culture. Remember the studded belts LOL. Plus, were cornflakes invented to stop people jacking off?

Ahh noo my bloody car! It's got my things in it! Is what you'd say if you were an NPC in GTA and I just nicked your fucking ride, mate, and it's mine now. We're continuing America Month with a discussion of Grand Theft Auto, and we're joined by games journalist Lucy James (lookingfor.game) to ask: Is it American, or is it British? Or wot? Plus, the Condom Capital Of The World.

It's fannntastic! Is what Troy McClure would say about this episode while showing Selma around his house, which also features a big hot flat rock for Jubjub, in the excellent episode A Fish Called Selma. We're kicking off America Month with the legendary Bill Oakley, former writer and showrunner on the Simpsons (during the good years), to discuss Libby's Favorite TV Show. Plus, husband calling at the Iowa State Fair. Join us all July long for discussions of American Things British People Love on the main feed, and An American Sitcom in London on the Patreon!

[Something terrible I would never say, because I'm not a twat] is what I'd say if I was one of the hosts of Top Gear. We're joined by the guy who produces all the good podcasts—including his own new show, Let Us Cook—the one and only Chef Kevin, to discuss a car show that had the brilliant concept "what if we talked about cars, but we were also anti-woke?" Plus, the Great Stink of the Thames.

Heeheehoohoohaha...hahaoooheehee! Is what you'd say if you were one of the creepy laughing kids from the start of Diddy Kong Racing. We're joined by streamer and friend of the show Ricky Peacock to discuss another bloody good Rare game, and how much obviously better than Mario Kart 64 it is. Plus, the Cerne Abbas Man gets castrated by a cheese company.