[Contains explicit content] One day, Danny Wallace's neighbour walked over the road specifically to make fun of the bodywarmer he was wearing. What kind of world is it, where this can happen? And why would someone do that?

It's time for another fanciful, always funny and strangely absurd exploration of one of Danny's many obsessions. This episode, what do Danny's friends make of his unnatural love of padded, armless clothes?

With him this week are Laura Prepon (Orange is the New Black), James Buckley (The Inbetweeners), Tony Hale (Arrested Development, Veep), DJ and columnist Jameela Jamil and stand-up Andi Osho... to talk about Danny's bodywarmer.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] A lot of odd things happen to Danny Wallace, but this time it's gone too far. His image keeps being stolen by various international companies, religious groups and conceptual artists.

What is it about him that the global community finds so appealing? And why don't they just ask his permission?

This week Danny sits down with Laura Prepon (Orange Is The New Black); Patrick Kielty (Patrick Kielty Almost Live); Wendy Wason (Last Comic Standing); and writer/comedian Marc Haynes... to talk about identity theft.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] A strange taxi journey puts Danny at the heart of an unexpected social experiment. Danny is forced to question who we obey, and why we obey them. Is he a leader or a follower? A man or a boy? What are the moments that test us?

With him to discuss authority are Rhys Thomas (Down the Line); writer and actress Lucy Montgomery (Bellamy's People); Rich Fulcher (The Mighty Boosh, Questionable Science) and author and comic Luisa Omielan (What Would Beyoncé Do?).

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] Something very disturbing has happened to Danny. He's found some lady's underpants draped across his car's wing mirror. Who did this? And why? What does it mean? And what's next?

To help crack the case Serial wouldn't dare touch, Danny talks to Rhys Darby (Flight of the Conchords, Voltron); stand-up comic Andi Osho; political broadcaster Ian Collins; Wendy Wason (Last Comic Standing); from Absolute Radio, Geoff Lloyd; and the writer and comedian Marc Haynes.... about some underpants.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] Danny has received an email, and he's not happy about how it was signed. How dare they? Who do they think they are?

Furious, Danny seeks advice from Tom Price (Torchwood); Matt Dyson (Rock & Roll Football); actor and stand-up Wendy Wason (Last Comic Standing, Sherlock); and writer, broadcaster and comedian Marc Haynes (Vera)... about passive aggression.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] All Danny Wallace was trying to do was hand a woman some money... and yet somehow he came across as creepy. How can good men avoid this? And what was going through that woman's head? Do all women think all men are creeps? And on some level — are they? This is the show that takes life's small moments and asks much bigger questions.

Talking to Danny this week is Tony Hale (Veep); writer, broadcaster and actor, Jameela Jamil; comedian Patrick Kielty; Australian puppeteer Ben Frost; and writer, actor, and comic Nadia Kamil.

And what are they talking about? Being creepy.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] Danny has been at dinner with his wife and another couple. And the other husband has done something unthinkable. There are lines in polite society you don't cross, and Danny has found himself watching someone stride across them.

To advise, chastise and comfort this week are James Buckley (The Inbetweeners); Australian writer and puppeteer Ben Frost; late night radio host Ian Collins; Matt Dyson (Rock & Roll Football); Lizzie Roper (Boy Meets Girl); and noted writer and broadcaster Geoff Lloyd... as Wallace talks about a curry.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.

[Contains explicit content] Danny and his good friend Marc went to lunch. It did not end the way anyone expected. First impressions count, hence the expression 'first impressions count'. But what happens when those first impressions count against you?

This is the show that takes life's small moments and asks much bigger questions.

Danny talks about that lunch (and other moments) with comedian Marc Haynes; Torchwood star Tom Price; Lizzie Roper of Boy Meets Girl and star of NBC's The Good Place, Jameela Jamil.

Music by Ben Wise.
Produced by Colin Anderson.