Season 4
22 episodes · 2012
1Bread & Butter
David chews over carb-free diets ...then spits them out. On a scale of deliciousness, bread and butter are, always have and always will be King and Queen.
2Pointy Shoes
David Mitchell points the finger at pointy shoes, providing plenty of points about their pointlessness.
3Ready To Order
David discusses his idea for 'Dragons Den'... but he doesn't want to be kept waiting!
4Wine Tasting
David pops his cork over the issue of wine tasting.
5Hanging Up
David Mitchell gets all hung up about ending phone calls.
6The Great British Public
David Mitchell dissects the phrase 'The Great British Public'.
7Gangster Movies
David Mitchell aims his ranty revolver at gangster movies.
8Problems and Challenges
David Mitchell explains the difference between problems and challenges.
9Love or Hate
David Mitchell finds that the Marmite ad campaign leaves a funny taste in his mouth.
10Talking to Strangers
David Mitchell highlights why talking to strangers is not a good thing.
11Taste
David Mitchell gives his personal opinion on personal tastes.
12Mensa
David Mitchell gets clever about Mensa!
13Going Forward
David Mitchell is going forward with another rant, about 'going forward'.
14Downton Abbey
David Mitchell gets down with Downton Abbey.
15Emotional Intelligence Quiz
It's quiz time with David Mitchell! Time to test your emotional intelligence!
16Choice is a Bad Idea
David Mitchell chooses not to have any choice. Choice is bad.
17What The Hell Is Going On?
David Mitchell wants to know what the hell is going on with religious choice!
18I Wouldn't Have Minded, But...
David Mitchell wouldn't have minded, but...
19Signing Autographs
David Mitchell looks into why people sign autographs. And oh! Did he not tell you that he has a book out now?
20Richard III
Richard III has been found in bone form by Archaeologists! David Mitchell wonders what we are supposed to do with them - bury them again?
21Social Signals
David Mitchell socially signifies his stance on social signals.
22Living in the Moment
You only live once! David Mitchell wonders if living in the moment is really the answer?