[Contains explicit content] What is the best lie to tell your kids to make your life easier? Find out as Mackenzie Crook (The Office, Pirates of The Caribbean) and Geoff Lloyd (Absolute Radio) join Iain for the first in a brand new series to answer questions on music, architecture, film and parenting.

[Contains explicit content] John Finnemore and Yasmine Akram join Iain to discuss the funniest thing that has ever happened, and decide once and for all which is the best TV theme tune. If you ever wanted to hear John Finnemore sing the theme to The Muppet Show, your wait is finally over.

[Contains explicit content] Who is the best John of all time? I know, right? The question on everyone's lips. Finally, we get the answer as Arthur Smith and Dominic Holland help Iain answer life's most important cultural questions.

[Contains explicit content] If you ever wondered what it'd be like to send two adults back to school, you're in luck. Iain Lee does his best to keep control of best friends David Trent and Nick Helm as they do their best to disrupt the show as much as they possibly can.

[Contains explicit content] What's the best thing about the internet? Youtubers, comedians and Radio 1 presenters Jack and Dean make Iain feel quite old for approximately half an hour, in search of the answer. They also discover what might be the world's only professional recorder player.

[Contains explicit content] Paul Sinha (The Chase) and comedian Jenny Collier join Iain to argue the merits of badminton over tennis — and reveal what they get up to when they have the house to themselves.

[Contains explicit content] Listen to a whole room of people do an Iberian Slap and find out what the best crisp ever really is, as Torchwood's Tom Price and Boy Meets Girl's Lizzie Roper square up to answer some big questions. As a wise person once said, doing a whole round demonstrating silent gestures in audio is certainly bold, but it works.

[Contains explicit content] Ever wondered what the best cartoon dog is ever? Word Wars finally gets round to answering this crucial question — and establishes the worst possible way to use Twitter — with comedians and radio presenters Tom Deacon and Matt Richardson.