27:57 LOL

'I did consider the Liberal Democrats' 'Well someone has to'

Love Camilla long. Anyone else?

Victoria at 55:33 hahaha 🤣

1:17:40 To quote Ollie Reeder "Did the last 30 years not happen to you?"

Danny Dyer did an unexpectedly good job of hosting

I wonder if anyone has ever done a Doctor Who cut of this show with all the times it's been mentioned or had a guest from the show.

6:45 Trump being convicted of writing hush money off as a tax deductible in NY adds so much humour to this bit. Such sweet, sweet comeuppance!

15:34

A whole show of misogyny, to interrupt the regularly scheduled racism and racism apologia.

41:33 I should point out that Paul is wrong here. The chop isn't going fast enough to burn up on reentry, in the same way that Felix Baumgartner didn't burn up either. When an object goes through the air quickly, the object pushes the air out of the way. If the air can't move fast enough, it builds up in front of the object. At this point, new air coming in flows around this pocket of built up air, trapping it in place. This is called ram pressure. Flat surfaces have very large pockets, and if the object is pointy enough, like the nose of Concorde, then no air builds up at all. When air builds up, there's more matter in a smaller space than before, the air bumps into itself, turning speed/momentum into heat. This is the cause of the heating: extreme heat caused by extreme pressure caused by extreme speeds. About mach 2, which is 2500 km/h at sea level. Baumgartner and the chop are only going at around 1000km/h, probably less for the chop. As the atmosphere thickens closer to the ground, this speed will reduce to half before the parachute opens. So no, the chop wouldn't burn up in atmosphere. Sorry Paul. Ps: xkcd did the same calculation on his website's what if section

Reggi really owned this season

Serge thought being manly involved throwing his partner around like a sack of coal.

I'm puzzled? The likeness is staggering?? Spot on - I thought it was Melania herself for a second..

Back when this funny and pretty much politically balanced

21:51

28:28 31:46 34:06

3:43

24:15 Yeah, not *that* Angus Deaton.

Henning Wehn is such a good panelist. And a good sport.

Who was the genius that made Ann Widdicome read out the lyrics for Cheeky Girls?

I had no idea Sean Lock was on HIGNFY!

50:26 predicted NFTs

God Richard osman is just so painful man

Was this recorded on a VHS underwater...

11.28 Writing Davis Cameron off as not at all relevant... and now he's foreign secretary...

Funny but the Post Office references became sad.

The guy in the snow at the beginning is Jim Cantore of The Weather Channel here in the U.S. What had him so excited? "Thundersnow" - thunder in a snowstorm. Meteorologists are a peculiar breed....

How is this so old and yet all seems still relevant.

30:21 yikes that did not age well

Obama's wife's real name is Steven. Yes, he is a man.

Who's the chap around 33-34 minutes who Ian says went to jail?

She actually set off my google home!

20:40

Always a cheer up watch. Wonderful folks xxx❤

Omg, what’s this, so boring

17:47 this bit made me laugh more than anything else lmaoo

😅

I thought the Patrick comment would have something to do with the fact that he's a red star

10:15 anyone know which issue this was? i wanna read the letter lol

Thank you, str1tsa! I really miss being able to view the show in real time as I now live in California. So grateful to you!

nabil was on fucking fire, what a great fit

Quick thought, “Celebrity dumping” should, I would have thought, at least involve a celebrity?!

The skit about the kids ‘holding him under’ aged well.

"No giant can him fright He'll with a lion fight And he will have a right To be a pilgrim"

I never wouldve espected the hear the 17th-centuey Puritan him "To Be a Pilgrim" on HIGNFY

I love my K6. $130 aussiebucks (£68) about a month ago and worth every cent.

I own a Coventry Climax. Theyre brilliant, made only a few miles from me.

Watching old eps of HIGNFY is like taking a journey back in time, remebering so many events I have vague memories of from my childhood.

"Ock and Shaw"