| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | G-force | 20070228 | 20070301 | The call-to-arms transmissions of two field agents are from an organisation so secret it does not even exist. |
| 02 | A Series Of Psychotic Episodes | 20070307 | 20070308 20080511 (BBC7) 20080512 (BBC7) 20100516 (R7) | Surreal and sublime sketch comedy from new comic talent Miriam Elia Surreal and sublime sketch comedy. Miriam Elia's winning entry, which spawned her own Radio 7 series. |
| 03 | Sportstalk | 20070314 | 20070315 | Newcomer Lee Derbyshire brings you 'Sportstalk' - armchair sports commentary for the 21st Century with hosts John Roberts and Terry Fleming. The producer was Victoria Lloyd |
| 04 | Wonderworld | 20070321 | 20070322 20100418 (R7) 20100425 (R7) 20100426 (R7) | Welcome to Wonderworld by Andrew Wallace. Please keep your hands inside the carriage and enjoy the ride!. Climb on board the comedy set in a down-at-heel theme park in the South of England. Stars Andrew Wallace. |
| 05 | Gus Murdoch's Sacred Cows | 20070328 | 20070329 20100509 (R7) | Gus investigates the Sacred Cows of British Culture and asks: Is this cow really sacred? Or is it just a cow? The investigative journalist probes the National Lottery and the UK's biggest losers. Stars Stephen Carlin. |
| 06 | Botley | 20070404 | 20070405 | New sketch comedy from Rupert Jones and Tom Bowker. |
| 07 | Message To Mars | 20070411 | 20070412 | John Bowcock won a competition to record a message which will be placed on a rocket for Mars. This is that message. Stars Mark Steele |
| 09 | James Kettle's Skyscraping Ambitions - Making It Big In Business | 20070425 | 20070426 20100516 (R7) | Join James Kettle as he tries to make it big in the world of business - like T S Eliot did. With Thomas Nelstrop, Holly Walsh and Stephen Carlin. |
| 10 LAST | Bbc Backchat | 20070502 | 20070503 20100502 (R7) | Gareth Gwynn takes a lighthearted look at BBC Radio and TV in BBC7's answer to Points of View and Feedback. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV - in 7's answer to 'Points of View' and 'Feedback'. Gareth Gwynn takes a light-hearted look at BBC Radio and TV. |
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