The origins of job interviews, the Second World War pilots eye up some women, Dr Dennis Lincoln-Park examines a rare tulip, Jilted Jim is in the Jacuzzi, and more.

Dr Tia in Botswana reveals he isn't looking to change the culture of a continent, but just wants to earn the people's reverence.

We also discover the origins of job interviews when a new caveman wants to join the tribe; the Second World War pilots eye up two 'buff' women in uniform; Dr Dennis Lincoln-Park is in the Dutch university town of Leighton with a rare and precious tulip; Weird Howard joins in on stag-do stories and relays a practical joke he played on a friend involving potassium hydrochloride from a Russian website; and Jilted Jim pops up from the bottom of the Jacuzzi, where he's been for four minutes trying to starve his brain of oxygen in a desperate attempt to forget the memory of his wife's fling.

A group of workers are also about to tap into the terrorist Firewall when their boss comes up with a solution and introduces a masseur for "wellness in the workplace".