Episodes
| First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|
| 19940427 | Radio comedy's self-styled 'Urban Warrior' claims to be the most left-wing person in Britain. He returns to 1 FM to continue his mission to subvert the audience. Producer Sarah Smith |
| 19940504 | Radio comedy's 'Urban Warrior' continues his mission to subvert the audience. |
| 19940511 | Radio comedy's 'Urban Warrior' continues his mission to subvert the audience. |
| 19940518 | More from radio comedy's 'Urban Warrior'. |
| 19950220 | The Urban Warrior who won the 1994 Sony Gold Award for Best Radio Comedy returns. No lies - plenty of truth and lots of shouting - he's so radical it hurts. Issues to be grappled with tonight include raves and the philosophy of truth, plus more from Alan's band, the Truth. |
| 19950227 | Alan produces more voices of women, with a guest character in the studio (played by Mandy Knight ). He will also review Sham 69's latest album, give tips on how to see a band for free, play more vox pops on the philosophy of life and include an item from 'Danny' - Alan's rave reporter.' |
| 19950306 | Alan will be in the studio to bring more subversion to 1FM. As well as more sketches, there will also be a guide to rave language, another Rave Report from Danny, plus Alan's imaginatively-titled love song I Fancy You, accompanied by his own band the Truth. |
| 19950313 | 'Alan brings comic subversion to the airwaves of 1FM, with more characters, more vox-pop sketches and more punk-influenced songs from his band The Truth.' |
| 19950320 | Another 59 minutes of truth from the urban warrior and his band The Truth. |
| 19950327 | 'brings more subversion to 1FM in the last of the present series. With characters, vox-pops and Alan's band The Truth, plus a single that brings justice to the oppressed backing singers of the world.' |