THE BOOTH - 2.5. - University Special

THE BOOTH - 2.5.

THEME: University.

WHO'S IN?: Millie, Indy, and Connor Way.

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE BOOTH?: There's no medicine in the room. We have an aftershow party. All of us were naked in this recording. Connor has drawn nobs on the wall.

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: There's three guests.

SIX DEGREES OF THE BOOTH: During Chris' Weird Thought about colour blindness, I referred to a flatmate who does Psychology. Millie is that flatmate and it is she who told me she was taught nothing is real and that it's all just assigned labels. Then again she also said that I am my brain so maybe she's just trying to confuse me.

NEXT WEEK: In a move Dan described as throwing away the show's format completely, I invite panelists to tell their BEST STORY EVER.

This episode can be found here. It is available for a few weeks to download for free here.

THE BOOTH - 2.4. - Festive Days

THE BOOTH - 2.4.

THEME: Festive Days.

WHO'S IN?: Clarrisa and Charles.

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE BOOTH?: There's no food except for my personal supply. The series and the contributors are all products of my imagination. This whole series has been a dream.

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: I find the original Weird Thoughts so distinctly, well, unweird, that I eventually award the point for best contribution in the round.

SIX DEGREES OF THE BOOTH: I refer to the time that Charlie played God, an incident Dan previously detailed in episode 2. I reprise my Sports Day story. Dan gets his third consecutive mention of the series. Plus, in the space of two weeks, Charlie's play has changed from Measure to Measure to Hamlet. That's show business!

NEXT WEEK: In a University Special, I am joined by my housemates. Well, I say 'housemates', I don't have a house. I live in The Booth.

This episode can be found here.

THE BOOTH - 2.3. - Employment

THE BOOTH - 2.3.

THEME: Employment.

WHO'S IN?: A ninja and a dancer.

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE BOOTH?: I don't get to leave The Booth that often, but when I do, I go see dancing ladies.

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: Due to a contestant unwisely telling stories about their current work, for the only time in the series' run, I had to recapture panelists in order to get a new set of anecdotes. The eventual result of the episode did not change.

SIX DEGREES OF THE BOOTH: My (joke) marriage to Dan once again gets a mention, as does Finding Nemo.

NEXT WEEK: Some people think every day is a special day. This episode however is only devoted to those specifically mentioned in calendars.

This episode can be found here.

THE BOOTH - 2.2. - Family and Home Life

THE BOOTH - 2.2.

THEME: Family and Home life.

WHO'S IN?: German Kora talks about sausages and British Mark has a story involving holidaying in Brighton. No stereotypes being reinforced there then.

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE BOOTH?: There's no shower. There is however a potty. All the ex-panelists are still here including Dan who is feeling me under the table. I don't know who's in charge of The Booth.

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: This is the first (and only) time you "hear" a very naughty word. It was Dan (he of Being Under The Table fame) who inspired the use of the tambourine to cover it - he'd previously written it into a sketch for us about Chris Brown.  This episode is also the first time I award points for both stories, the first example of the panellists making animal noises, and the first suggestion that Dan and I are getting married.

SIX DEGREES OF THE BOOTH: In what would turn into somewhat of a theme in this second series, the BOOTH's most recurring panellist, Dan, gets his first mention.

NEXT WEEK: As we've heard in this episode, some people have jobs. In next week's edition, we'll hear stories from them.

This episode can be found here.