Michael Spicer - No Room

General Election satire from comedian Michael Spicer targeting the lunacy with fully costed, laser-focused precision. His sketches brilliantly spoof everything that's driving us mad during the campaign.

Like being asked to choose your favourite Police Academy film.

As election fever gently tickles the nation, the Tims come up with some actual policies.

The master satirist takes on everyone and everything that's wrong with the election.

No Room features an up-to-the-minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

Michael is famous for his Room Next Door sketches which have amassed more than 100 million views. Now he's pouring his cutting-edge online presence directly into your ears in this original, topical, and very funny new series.

Taking on the great, the good and men called Tim.

Politicians. Louis Theroux. Pundits.

Louis Theroux's interview technique ends in glorious tragedy. Sketches.

Politics and food cause indigestion.

Michael Spicer whips up his take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

The Tims consider foodbanks. Ways to sack people.

Train stations, cars and the secret to being a winner in life.

Comedian Michael Spicer's series features an up-to-the-minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work... and other people.

Problematic train station names and other things that provoke us. Sketches from Michael Spicer.

A long overdue enquiry into an ill advised away-day.

A long overdue enquiry into an ill advised away-day. May contain strong language.

No Room features an up to the minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

The inside story on political team building away-days. Concrete culture wars. Michael Spicer investigates by creating pinpoint satirical comedy.

No Room features an up to the minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

A toilet roll can change your life.

How many MPs does it take to change the world, sorry a lightbulb? Famous white man travels. Shock.

No Room is comedian Michael Spicer's packed sketch series that nails modern life, politics, culture and current events. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering takedowns of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

A billionaire wants your cash. It's for a thing.

A billionaire's heartfelt plea for help. Tony Blair returns. National debt goes up or down or something.

Comedian Michael Spicer exposes the worst of modern life, politics and culture. No Room features an up to the minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us.

Gender on the agenda. The Tims have the answers.

The Tims fix gender inequality. The absolute legends. Amanda Holden's pet snake hits the headlines.

Social media star Michael Spicer takes on everything that frustrates and angers us, like social media. No Room features an up to the minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

Enter the FeeFooVerse.

Welcome to the FeeFooVerse. Gary Oldman on Chris Nolan's genius. Genius.

It's the last episode in the series where comedian Michael Spicer showcases his satirical talents and does all the voices. No Room features an up to the minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

Goose stepping with a hedge trimmer.

Why not use the occult as a search engine? Download a desperate MPs great new app. Also, beware of The Jawbreaker.

Can men called Tim change the world? Is the FeeFooVerse the future? And Gary Oldman is in the studio to talk about the genius of Christopher Nolan.

Social media star Michael Spicer takes on everything that frustrates and angers us, like social media. No Room is his take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

An omnibus edition of episodes one and nine from series one with some new material.

Taking on the great, the good and men called Tim.

Omnibus edition of the unique sketch satire from Room Next Door creator Michael Spicer.

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Politics and food come together as comedian Michael Spicer shines a light on global conflict, racist shoes and a spicy, far-right sauce.

No Room is Spicer's take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

An omnibus edition of episodes three and six from series one.

Your gnocchi is breaking up faster than your fascist coalition.

The Tims consider food banks. Ways to sack people.

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Famous white man in dream travel show shock. Comedian Michael Spicer shines a light on a government team-building away day. Features an exclusive interview with Tony Blair on his classic TV series.

No Room is Spicer's take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

An omnibus edition of episodes three and six from series one.

A famous white man travels around for some reason.

The Tims consider foodbanks. Ways to sack people.

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How not to choose a new name for a train station - a lesson in politics. A billionaire wants your cash. It's for a thing. Louis Theroux thinks he's won another BAFTA.

Comedian Michael Spicer's satirical series features character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us - culture, politics, work...and other people.

An omnibus edition of sketches from the first series.

Louis Theroux's interview technique ends in glorious tragedy. Sketches.

When train station names attack. Not a documentary. Almost.

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The Tims are tasked with solving gender inequality while another Westminster sex scandal comes to light. Is communicating with the dead better than Google? Probably.

Comedian Michael Spicer exposes the worst of modern life, politics and culture. No Room features an up-to-the-minute take on current events, alongside character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us.

This is an omnibus edition of episodes 8 and 10 from series one.

Gender on the agenda. The Tims have the answers.

The Tims fix gender inequality. The absolute legends. Amanda Holden's pet snake hits the headlines. Also, beware of The Jawbreaker.

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In this introductory episode we locked a cross-section of listeners from one English village in a shed for two weeks so they could listen to the series on repeat. Now you can hear the findings from our remarkable experiment. They provide irrefutable proof that Michael Spicer: No Room is good.

Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians from Boris Johnson to Donald Trump have amassed more than 100million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

No Room is packed with sketches including an up to the minute take on current events and character-filled sketches which brilliantly capture everything that provokes us; culture, politics, work...and other people.

Featuring original music and sound design by acclaimed composer, Augustin Bousfield, this is an entertaining critique of the modern world by a comedian who isn't really suited to living in it.

The standout satirist of the social media age, Michael Spicer, returns with his sketch comedy show that targets the exponential lunacy of the politics and culture that is overwhelming us.

Apprentice hopefuls are challenged to create the perfect, sustainable planet. Can the boys' team rise to the challenge, or will they be fired directly into a supernova? And our government troubleshooters - all called Tim - solve the immigration crisis once and for all.

The new series of No Room comes after a critically acclaimed first series that built on MICHAEL Spicer's social media output, which took off when he created his Room Next Door government advisor character. His withering takedowns of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

The Apprentice challenge - can the boys' team build a sustainable planet in three days?

Satirist Spicer is back to tackle everything that is wrong with the modern world. Which is everything.

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A new Banksy artwork has appeared and it's surprisingly decent. Disgraced former MP Stuart Piper-Aloysious makes an unexpected return with a centrist political podcast with another MP booted out at the last election. And the increasingly pixelated tactics of tabloid papers are revealed.

Michael Spicer aims his laser-guided satirical sight at the insanity of modern politics and culture in this sketch comedy where he plays every character.

The latest series of No Room comes after a critically acclaimed first run that built on Michael's social media output, which took off when he created his Room Next Door government advisor character. His withering takedowns of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Breaking news: Banksy does something good.

Former MP Stuart Piper-Aloysious launches his podcast The Rest is Stuart sponsored by BetZebra and Big Baboon Energy.

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A modern-day classic is back. From the mind of Charlie Brooker comes a dystopian nightmare. It's a new season of Black Mirror and things are going to get mildly inconvenient. Comedian turned far right vlogger, Danny Tulip takes us on a spiritual journey into the Covid cover up. And the Tims solve overcrowding in jails through Feng Shui.

Satirist Michael Spicer tackles everything in the modern world that is annoying, frustrating and insane with his unique comic vision.

The latest series of this sketch comedy comes after a critically acclaimed first run that built on Spicer's social media output, which took off when he created his Room Next Door government advisor character. His withering takedowns of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Dropping another spoonful of truth sugar into your herbal infusions.

It wasn't a riot, the inmates were just making space for a hoedown. The Tims solve the prison crisis.

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With no more murder mystery book series to adapt, a crisis has hit TV drama. Time for Inspector Sands to come to the rescue, but who will play the lead? Quake beneath the intellect of the Guardian Columnist who understands culture better than you and isn't afraid to tell you.

With his unique satirical voice and playing every character in the show, Michael Spicer takes aim at everything from politics and culture to CGI ducks.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Going above and beyond the description on his lanyard.

You can take the operations timetable and shove it up your narrow gauge tunnel.

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Trump is a genius according to Stuart Piper-Aloysious in the latest episode of The Rest is Stuart. Until his wife Gwendoline's charity has its funding threatened, that is. Find out what bants, sarnies and trolleyed really mean when 'working class' British actor Robbie Chappell interprets London slang for his American fans . Also features 'content shaping' and Doctor Doctor jokes.

Prolific online satirist, Michael Spicer, tackles the disintegrating modern world in this sketch comedy that takes on politics, culture and everything that is sending us doolally.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Doctor Doctor, I keep thinking I'm a Daily Mirror clickbait article...

Stuart Piper-Aloysious reveals plans to help refugees fleeing conflict by offering an intensive 12-week short story writing workshop.

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The Tims are tasked by Number 10 to come up with ideas to reboot Sir Kier Starmer's premiership and take inspiration from a children's theme park. And it's Soccer Aid again where celebrities live out their football dream for some charity or other.

Stand out satirist Michael Spicer targets the lunacy of the modern world in this sketch comedy show where he plays all the characters.

This second series of No Room comes after a critically acclaimed first run that built on Spicer's social media output, which took off when he created his Room Next Door government advisor character. His withering takedowns of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Swing across an actual fiscal black hole in the ultimate visitor attraction.

Millionaires asking for money during a cost of living crisis? It must be Soccer Aid again.

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Welcome to the inaugural space hotel, Scottish actor Brian Cox is in the studio to give his views on stamp duty changes for some reason, and the Tims come up with the perfect solution to avoid telling Kemi Badenoch the truth.

More pinpoint satire from comedian Michael Spicer in his sketch series that nails modern life, politics, culture and current events. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

You started it, you invaded Kappa Andromedae b.

Stamp duty in the UK increases today. What does Scottish actor Brian Cox think the impact will be?

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We investigate the case of a zookeeper scammed out of all his fiddler crabs, slather on a body cream that delivers an out of body experience, and take a tour of the Tate Modern with violent and thought-provoking exhibits for all the family.

Comedian Michael Spicer exposes the worst of modern life, politics and culture in this second series of his satirical sketch comedy. Michael is famous for his Room Next Door government advisor character whose withering take downs of politicians have amassed more than 100 million views and helped keep his audience sane in fractured times.

Producer: Matt Tiller

He lost his home, his family and all his fiddler crabs.

Do you remember your first impression of the internet?

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Richard Ayoade faces his toughest challenge yet - finding a way to keep Taskmaster going for ten more series. A movie director is forced to face up to serious allegations now his films have become commercial rather than critically acclaimed arthouse classics. And Stuart Piper Aloysious takes his political podcast on the road and it's even more tedious than the real thing. Sponsored by Big Baboon Energy.

Social media star Michael Spicer takes on everything that frustrates and angers us, such as social media, other media and everything else in this satirical sketch comedy series.

Producer: Matt Tiller

How many political podcasts does it take to fill the Royal Albert Hall?

Taskmaster task - boost your comedy career and extend the life of the format.

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Join your favourite illuminator, Danny Tulip, at Free - his festival for the enlightened. Tickets £199 upwards. And analyse the benefits system with the help of four titled members of the House of Lords with indecipherable accents.

It's the final episode in series two of this acclaimed satirical sketch comedy series where comedian Michael Spicer plays every single character.

Producer: Matt Tiller

Celebrate spirituality, togetherness and government cover-ups in the well of wellbeing.

Here's Sir Brampton Alderley-Lancett-Pepperington, First Earl of Fettsbury and Second Earl of Bottling-Upon-Pottling to talk about changes to the benefits system.

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