Paul Sinha: The Racist Admissions Computer, International Quizzing and a Name The Seed Poem.

Harry's elephant rescue mission takes an unexpected turn involving a clown, a dark web chat room and the police.

Comedian, quizzer and former GP Paul 'The Sinnerman' Sinha stops by to talk about following in Harry's footsteps at St George's Medical School, the brutal realities of the World Quizzing Championships and staying relevant enough for The Chase.

This weeks Theme of The Week is TAXIDERMY! Simon 'The Stuffa' Wilson tells us all about life stuffing animals for Hollywood.

00:22 – Sarah the baby elephant: the clown-rescue story

02:53 – Sarah comes on stage

04:10 – Gary announces the guest

04:24 – Paul Sinha says hello to Licky

05:01 – Harry and Paul's shared history: a brutal 1995 gig in South London

06:33 – Doctor by day, open-mic comic by night

08:53 – Sarah the AI Bot: St George's, the "slag mag," and the racist admissions computer

16:16 – Why quizzing? Paul's dad's "you're no son of mine" ultimatum

17:30 – Growing up on Sale of the Century and old-school TV quizzes

19:10 – Gary's phone call aside (the "never actually a doctor" gag)

20:07 – Sarah AI Bot: career highlights, The Weakest Link to The Chase's "Cinnamon"

20:52 – The Twix draw / Cinnamon vs. Sinner name mix-up

21:48 – How the World Quizzing Championships actually works

24:08 – Staying relevant for The Chase

26:56 – Paul's book, Once Sinner Lifetime, and getting a mention in it

29:10 – St George's memories and Dominic Holland, Spider-Man's dad

31:00 – Corporate gig disasters: Dave the badger and the Southampton guessing game

33:27 – Regency Innovations Home Cremation

34:36 – Theme of the week: Taxidermy with Simon "the Stuffa" Wilson

44:36 – Name the Celebrity Seed

49:35 – Gary's Joke Corner

52:40 – Butterfly In Blue Jeans

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