For Episode 20 (yes - its been that many!), we have decided to lay on something a little bit special. Yes! A quiz to end all quizzes! With exclamation marks!

David Mitchell talks about consensus and tedious social conveniences.

David Mitchell discusses this issue of personal debts between friends.

David Mitchell addresses the American nation on the proper use of particular English words and phrases.

David talks about the country's problem with its drinking culture; but not in the way of 'Broken Britain's Wild Teens In Booze Binge Shame Shock', rather like having a nice glass of wine at a party, or a pint in the pub.

David rants about the totally invented tradition of the stag night.

In this episode David takes issue with ridiculously extravagant weddings. He questions whether they're really supposed to be special for you, or for everyone else?

David Mitchell talks about the authenticity of who you are.

David Mitchell talks about how difficult it is to get a good haircut.

David Mitchell expresses his ideas for a new queueing system in pubs.

David Mitchell talks about asking inappropriate questions.

David Mitchell discusses the wonderful use of the innuendo.

In this week's episode, David Mitchell ponders the merits of necrophilia (otherwise known as thanatophilia and necrolagnia, apparently).

David Mitchell looks at the phrase 'Rape and Pillage'.

David Mitchell discusses our gradually declining respect for the elderly.

David Mitchell gets clever about Mensa!

David Mitchell highlights why talking to strangers is not a good thing.

David Mitchell gets all hung up about ending phone calls.

David discusses his idea for 'Dragons Den'... but he doesn't want to be kept waiting!

David Mitchell analyses marathon runners this week, and what the logic is behind their attempts to raise money for charity. Surely all the time they spend training, would have been better spent working a job? After all, they would make a lot more money for charity!

David Mitchell follows his sustainability rant with one on saving the environment. There is always heated debate about global warming, but until there is proof it doesn't exist, shouldn't we be looking for solutions?

Is there perhaps a way of combating wastefulness and planned obsolescence. From tables to fuel, could a subscription fee perhaps be a viable solution?

David Mitchell provides answers for the Dell Quiz.

David gets grumpy about kids' stuff. Why are things made for children now considered the mainstream?

David Mitchell goes through an 'Extreme Makeover' by finally changing his red shirt.

David Mitchell reveals he has an unwelcome - and furry - house guest.

David is joined by a special guest star from the world of dance. David also announces the winner of his Wikipedia-friendly rhyming quiz.

David Mitchell discusses the relationship we Brits have with food.

David Mitchell contemplates the topic of waste in politics.

David pops his cork over the issue of wine tasting.

David Mitchell dissects the phrase 'The Great British Public'.

David Mitchell explains the difference between problems and challenges.

David Mitchell gives his personal opinion on personal tastes.

David Mitchell is going forward with another rant, about 'going forward'.

It's quiz time with David Mitchell! Time to test your emotional intelligence!

David Mitchell chooses not to have any choice. Choice is bad.

David Mitchell wants to know what the hell is going on with religious choice!

David Mitchell wouldn't have minded, but...

In this episode David gets agitated by broadcasters who plaster logos over logos over logos. Shouldn't there be a degree of mature cooperation where the highest bidder gets the slot?

David discusses the trials and tribulations of keeping up with old friends from which there is no etiquette of release. Shouldn't there be a system for rotating them every ten years?

David asks a series of questions that are not imminently googleable but to which there are definitively correct answers. The fabulous prize? A Dell XPS15z.

David Mitchell aims his ranty revolver at gangster movies.

David Mitchell gets down with Downton Abbey.

David Mitchell rants about his allegiance to the Welsh.

David shares his views about hauliers.

David chews over carb-free diets ...then spits them out. On a scale of deliciousness, bread and butter are, always have and always will be King and Queen.