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Simon Hart joins John & John for an A-1, tip top clubbing jam fair chat about the Simon Pegg & Jessica Stephenson sitcom, Spaced.
It's a sandwich of fun on ecstacy bread, wrapped up in a big bag like disco fudge. It doesn’t get much better than this.

The One with the two blokes from Hull. John and John talk Friends. 
Undoubtedly it is about a giant of a sitcom though does the ups and downs of Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Monica, Joey, and Phoebe stand up to today’s standards?!

We hop to Craggy Island as Simon Hart joins John and John to talk about his love for the Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews masterpiece that is Father Ted.

John & John are joined by critic, actor, writer and club singer Nathan Major to talk about his love for the clubland classic Phoenix Nights.

It is the final episode of the first series. To mark this special occasion John & John agree to rank each other off.
14 shows have been thoroughly analysed, but what in their opinion separates the really good, from the really, really good?
Warning. Their opinions are guaranteed to upset and offend.

The multi-talented Andy Hampel joins John and John to discuss the 70s BBC classic and apparent favourite sitcom of Queen Elizabeth II.
Andy paints his vision of what might have happened to the Goods and the Leadbetters after the series ended.

John & John are joined by Andy Train and a couple of surprise guests to talk about the gloriously silly Robert Popper sitcom.

John & John are joined by podcast friend Callum Major to get knee-deep in the rite of passage that is the Inbetweeners.
Bonus content includes table shagging and wanking off a stray dog.

Comedian Dave Smith joins John & John for a trip to Wernham Hogg for an exploration of the masterpiece that is The Office.

Andy Pearson joins John and John to talk about fun times with the formerly wealthy dysfunctional Bluth family of Arrested Development.