Victoria Wood portrays a typical aerobics class, complete with loud leotard and suspect medical facts. Welcome to Fattitude!

I'll have no more moaning about Indian call centres when you consider the sheer number of unintelligible accents we have here in the UK. Enjoy Simon Pegg and Nick Frost in this all too brief clip from the wonderful movie 'Hot Fuzz'.

Julie Walters tells us all about how people never had sex in the 1920's. Hmmm...

A very young Jake Gyllenhaal (Brokeback Mountain, The Day After Tomorrow) plays Billy Crystal's son in 'City Slickers.' In this scene, parents have been invited to talk to the class about their job. Billy finds a particularly vocal constrution worker a hard act to follow, and lapses into one of the best monologues ever. Any questions?

Ah, from the days when Never Mind the Buzzcocks was a funny, fuzzy, friendly show i.e. when Mark Lamarr presented it. Bill Bailey (super talented musician/comedian/actor), Sinitta (80's pop star who used to go out with Simon Cowell - yuck!) and Andy Bell (of 'Erasure' fame) try to identify Neville Staples from 'The Specials.'

As you may know, I like to end the week with a song, so here's one from the Barenaked Ladies (whom I'm seeing in September - yay!) It the theme from the CBS TV series 'The Big Bang Theory' with imaged put on by a fan. Sing along: 'It all started with the big bang!'

Talented comedian Marcus Brigstoke has a go at all things religious. And the Daily Express. I'm begining to think it's as bad as the Daily Mail...

Dara O'Briain at his briliiant best having a bit of a rant about homeopathists. And Nutritionists. And priests...

Anyone who says dogs aren't smart are quite simply wrong. I knew a dog who pulled stuff like this in the pen where she was held at the pound. I'm pleased to report she now has a loving home and is no longer called Spider.

Graham Norton, along with Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly (Cagney and Lacey) practice a little toilet humour in a ladies' loo.

Russell Howard points out that the Daily Mail is rather liberal in its approach to cancer scare stories. According to them, practically everything can give you cancer. The answer is simple. Don't read the Daily Mail. Ever.

Frank Skinner chats to Sarah Millican and Lee Mack on the subject of driving.

Russell Howard reveals his favourite excuses given by people who have been fined for motoring offenses. How fast does a bee fly anyway?

This was taken at a BBQ I was at at the weekend. You should have seen the cut on his back after this. It certainly wasn't helped by having chilli sauce rubbed into it. He's fine now though...