Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Pilot Episode | 20080915 | David Hooper's Disgusting Electronica. Contains strong language. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains | |
| 01 | 20081226 | Two hours of audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains. | |
| 02 | 20090413 | An unsettling mixture of techno and humour to disturb and confront Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains | |
| 03 | Gonkstep Special | 20091223 | Gonkstep changed how we think about dance music in 2009. In this show, David Hooper looks at how it all began with the help of Pete Tong and Mary Anne Hobbs, and Scott Mills explains how UK Gonky hit the mainstream. Plus, is there a dark side to the scene? We investigate. Listen out too for an exclusive interview with the Gonkfather himself, DJ : (aka DJ Disappointed Smiley) with the first play of his new single 'Since U Been Gonk'. Plus some unspeakably disgusting electronica from the likes of Tim Exile, Apparat, Clark, Si Begg, Modeselektor and more. David discovers how Gonkstep changed dance music. Contains strong language and content. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains |
| 04 | Felchford 2010 | 20100830 | David brings you the sounds and smells of the Electronica Festival of Felchford. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains |
| 05 | Ibiza Special | 20110801 | An hour of the rudest electronica and so-called comedy. Contains strong language. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains |
| 06 | Christmas Special | 20111225 | Seasonal Scroogetronica and festive japes, spontaneously pre-recorded in November in the Radio 1 grotto. Includes a moderately successful surprise phone call to Greg James, a poorly-attended party for all the DJs, and a sneak preview of the brand new TV show everyone's talking about - Bobby Backfill. Seasonal Scroogetronica and festive japes, spontaneously pre-recorded in November. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains |
| 07 | Physics Special | 20120409 | David fulfils a dying badger's final wish. Plus electronica. Also: Sir Patrick Moore gives us a handy guide to the solar system; Justin and Mr Tumble from Something Special tackle Quantum Mechanics; David relives an anxiety dream involving Alexander Armstrong; Professor Brian Cox explains the Wonders of N-Dubz, plus another round of the frequency-based game Everybody Hertz. This programme contains strong language and content. David fulfils a dying badger's final wish. Contains strong language and content. Audio fail and extreme techno to wrong up your brains |