Donald Trump introduces The Purge, the government take part in the BBC's new educational programming, and homophobic reactions to a Cream Egg advert. Surely 2021 can't be worse than 2020?
Jacob Rees-Mogg sings a sea shanty, robotic audio problems occur in the House Of Commons, Matt Hancock brings the NHS into The Repair Shop, and Donald Trump prepares for some ultraviolence.
Priti Patel updates the nation on the government's failings, Boris Johnson is The Tiger Who Came To Eat Free School Meals, Gavin Williamson is Frank Spencer, and on Holocaust Memorial Day we remember the persecution of the Uyghurs in modern day China.
Being skewered are the death of Captain Tom Moore and a hard border between Northern Ireland and Eire. We also listen to the new BBC Sounds podcast The White House Poltergeist, a row between Jim Davidson and Piers Morgan, and Boris Johnson stars as Damien in The Omen.
This week Jackie Weaver takes charge of the Handsforth Parish Jedi Council Meeting, Fawlty Towers welcomes quarantining guests, and Keir Starmer tells an ill-advised joke.
This week, Oprah gets some surprising answers from Meghan, teachers going back to school post-Lockdown train for Call of Duty: Schoolzone, and Matt Hancock gets M*A*S*H-ed.