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Oct 21, 2026

Jan MacVarishPANELIST
8:47
You know, those, those are the students w- that will, that will find that they need free speech, and hopefully we can make it easier for them then to f- to find us.
Jan MacVarishPANELIST
8:55
Um, I always think it's a little bit like there's a Mitchell and Webb comedy sketch where there's a maths teacher in early September having just gone back to school after the summer holidays, and he's complaining to the headteacher saying, "I just don't understand it.
Jan MacVarishPANELIST
9:09
They don't seem to learn anything.
Jan MacVarishPANELIST
9:10
They don't seem to remember anything between July and September.
Kevin LieberHOST
66:31
...
Kevin LieberHOST
66:31
Mitchell and Webb sketch comedy show, right?
Matthew TaborHOST
66:34
Yep.
Matthew TaborHOST
66:34
Yep.
Kevin LieberHOST
66:34
11 of them, they, they, they got rid of, okay? They removed them from whatever their, uh, their digital player is, iPlayer or whatever- So I wanted to see if that had any effect on a DVD sale.
Kevin LieberHOST
66:48
You know, a DVD that has these banned episodes, and there's only one...
Kevin LieberHOST
66:55
Uh, I couldn't figure out what series it was from, but there's only one series, complete series two DVD of that Mitchell and Webb look, and it's 100 bucks-
Matthew TaborHOST
67:04
Mm-hmm
Bec BartleyGUEST
41:43
Um, but yeah, for me, I think a sketch comedy, I...
Bec BartleyGUEST
41:47
It was, like, SNL, um, Mitchell and Webb.
Sam BartleyGUEST
41:51
Mm.
Bec BartleyGUEST
41:51
It was Key & Peele, Lonely Island.
MauricioHOST
21:42
Oh.
ColmanHOST
21:42
Mitchell and Webb.
ColmanHOST
21:43
Mitchell and Webb.
ChrisHOST
21:43
Mitchell and Webb.
MauricioHOST
21:43
Mitchell and Webb, yeah.
ChrisHOST
21:45
They, they, they've been put onto the BBC iPlayer, but they had some of their sketches cut from the show because they were considered that they hadn't stood the test of time.
ChrisHOST
21:55
They were now sort of not politically correct enough to go on the show.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:24
Well, that's, it's an interesting thing, that, by the way.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:26
This is a, a good segway because it's kind of been coming up quite a lot, where there is that thing where, um, 'cause this happened this week where Mitchell and Webb bizarrely, uh-
Marc BurrowsGUEST
47:35
Yes, it did.
Marc BurrowsGUEST
47:35
Yeah
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:56
It's either you're on this side, you're on that side, or, you know, this person is the most worst person in the world or the best person in the world, and how dare you? And one of the things is, like, things like that.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:04
Like it's possible...
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:05
I'd be fascinated to see Mitchell and Webb go, "Oh, okay.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:07
I mean, they, we didn't think they were offensive at the time.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:24
Well, that's, it's an interesting thing that, by the way.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:26
This is a, a good segue way to go, 'cause it's kind of been coming up quite a lot where there is that thing where, um, 'cause this happened this week where Mitchell and Webb bizarrely, uh-
Mark BurrowsGUEST
47:35
Yes, it did.
Mark BurrowsGUEST
47:35
Yeah
Caimh McDonnellHOST
47:56
It's either you're on this side, you're on that side, or, you know, this person's the most worst person in the world, or you're the best person in the world, and how dare you.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:02
And one of the things is like, things like that, like it's possible...
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:05
I'd be fascinated to see Mitchell and Webb go, "Oh, okay.
Caimh McDonnellHOST
48:07
I mean, they, we didn't think they were offensive at the time.
BrooksHOST
48:06
nailing it.
BrooksHOST
48:07
There's a British comedian duo, Mitchell and Webb.
BrooksHOST
48:13
who uh are very funny and they have they had like a variety sketch of that kind of thing and there's one bit where they're making fun of that um gordon ramsey would come in and like fix your restaurant you donkey yeah yeah that one and uh the one character is playing this shitty restaurant owner and gordon ramsey comes in he's like show me how you cook that and And he's like, oh, I make it like this.
BrooksHOST
48:38
And he's like, that sucks, you donkey.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:28
It's worth a watch.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:29
You'll look up like Mitchell and Webb, Australia.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:31
It's very, very funny.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:35
I really, British people have their impression of Australians, which is not too different from ours, but pretty extreme.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:28
It's worth a watch.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:29
You'll look up like Mitchell and Webb, Australia.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:31
It's very, very funny.
Andrew MayneHOST
0:35
I really, British people have their impression of Australians, which is not too different from ours, but pretty extreme.
Adam FlemingHOST
3:41
Because if you're targeting something, an audience, you can give them exactly what they want and what they're comfortable with.
Adam FlemingHOST
3:47
But then what we're seeing i- in this example from Mitchell and Webb is actually the BBC going in the other direction.
Tim HincksGUEST
3:53
The fact is the, the nature of offense and how offense is articulated has changed and, and, and the, and the biggest revolution of, of course, has been the internet.
Tim HincksGUEST
4:02
So I, I...
Tim HincksGUEST
4:41
It tends to be the ones that shout the loudest.
Tim HincksGUEST
4:43
You've covered this on your show many times, you know, the notion of f- of not, not the number of voices but how loud those voices are.
Tim HincksGUEST
4:50
And, and, you know, the Mitchell and Webb example, you know, it's complicated, that example.
Tim HincksGUEST
4:54
'Cause on one level you could argue this, that those sketches were, were parodying, um, racism, you know, were, were actually critical of racism, if I can put it that way.

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