Sans Sheriff Radio

On this primo ep of Sans Sheriff Radio: a very efficient game show; Jeremy Clarkson impersonator Jiminy Clickson revisits The Celeb Zone, amidst his current career crisis; there's an advert for a bakery or something; we check in on The Narrowboat; and we have to pay the bills, so there's an advert for GCS.Why aren't you visiting sanssheriff.co.uk?!

Behold, the most topical episode of Sans Sheriff Radio that has ever existed, complete with a massive TWO topical sketches. Reckless tycoon, Earle Hayley drops a Mother's Day album to put all others to shame, and we check in on Darby Van Studwick's university sports coverage, with Alan Hansen and the best character in the history of Sans Sheriff Radio, Greg Dimitri (who is Welsh, I think?). Also, we've got a game show double whammy with "Don't Forget The Physics" and "Public Study". Visit sanssheriff.co.uk for more of the same.

In this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, Stuart Ullman is denying dreams in "Shall I Buy It?"; Reverend Hardbar is reading from his favourite bible verses once again; Elliot ignores a Facebook picture and Drew Varney-Fisycks asks the hard-hitting questions during an episode of Sans Sheriff Radio Entertainment News! Also, the show is new to Stitcher, so why not leave it a review? It's only a very simple 16-click process. Do you really have something better to do? Go to sanssheriff.co.uk for more frivolity.

You want to know what happens on this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, you vultures!? Fine, here's a summary: Will and Producer Brad FINALLY finish their recap of the year's events; Braxton Corwin helms another classic Christmas episode of 5 Seconds or Less; Cam Kasey is back with "Who's Got The Juice?" that is a totally normal game show; Arctic Monkeys frontman, Alex Turner, discusses more of his songs on "The Alex Turner Show with Alex Turner"; We go in session with Reverend Hardbar for this festive seasion; and hard-hitting journalist, Colin Tenpenny, interviews disgraced pop-punk band, Surfer Skate Street Six, and discusses their recent troubles with plagairism before airing their brand new Christmas single!

I don't know what you've heard, but here's what ACTUALLY happens on this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio: Will and Producer Brad continue counting down the most notable events of the year; Stewart Ullman is large AND in charge of listeners' cheque books in "Shall I Buy It?"; Clive Anderhall and Clive Smide bring you the highlights from that big Alcornisham Albion game; and "The Host" gets to the bottom of some things on "Generic Investigative Journalism.

On this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, Off The Record's Will and Elliot search for a hidden treasure; Sludgestock is b-b-back again; Elliot reports live from the Superbowl; Will and Kane Lynchberg solve some more "love" problems in "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" and Will and Producer Brad begin the countdown of the year's events in a sketch tentatively titled "Penal Cavity".Hey, there's a lot of Will in this episode - be sure to fill out our online questionnaire if you think there's too much, available on www.sanssheriff.co.uk.

THIS EPISODE OF SANS SHERIFF RADIO FEATURES INTERNET PHENOMENON #BRADFROMCURRYSPCWORLD AND WE CAN BARELY CONTAIN OUR EXCITEMENT!!!! Also, Will's spin-off show, "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" makes its debut; Braxton Corwin returns with another classic "5 Seconds or Less" and the "Off The Record" gang discuss how long they've known each other. Go to sanssheriff.co.uk for more stuff.

On this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, Colin Tenpenny investigates the scandalous prices of Costa Fortune; you'll learn a thing or two about being a real thunderthumbs; Martin Smythe, DDS, stops by Off The Record to share his dream of being a comedian; and Braxton Corwin hosts a double episode extravaganza of "5 Seconds or Less". Go to sanssheriff.co.uk for more of this stuff.

On this glorious return to the airwaves, we listen in on Sans Sheriff Radio's American sister station, KSSR 105.9. The Tottenham Hotspurts play sports in "If These Balls Could Talk"; many a huzzah is had in a rousing game of "The Value is Correct"; and we hear the debut track from up-and-coming pop-punk trio, The Surfer Skate Street Six, who are really bringing exciting new ideas to the genre.

Sans Sheriff Radio is back with an old and not-even-slightly-topical episode that aired many moons ago. Enjoy! Will breaks a pen; We learn all about Marshall Carey's new movie, "The Green Fields of Hope"; Jiminy Clickson orders a pizza; The Paul Street Journal branches out; and disgraced country singer, Woody Kermit, stops by the studios on The Celeb Zone. 

 The Sans Sheriff Radio team have been slaving away on other projects (we made some panel shows for Sport Relief that were lightly attended and probably broke a few copyright laws, so it's unlikely you'll get to hear them), but instead of giving you another week of silence and wasting the sweet, sweet nectar that funds our Libsyn account, we thought we'd raid the archives for some previously heard fun. So here's an oldie, but a goodie - It aired on One Media Radio sometime before Christmas and that was before we'd made the show a downloadable podcast, so it's still fresh, in a sense.  On this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, Will watches a lot of TV; The Rectangular Prism undergoes some retooling; the Crook Catchers team crack down on tax evasion; Greenpeace's new "Head of Global Warming", Earl Hailey, stops by; and Robin Thicke week continues on "Off The Record".  Like I said, this aired before Christmas, so Robin Thicke humour was still outdated, but less so than it is now.  

 This week on AMC's Sans Sheriff Radio: Off The Record's Elliot and Will dabble with magic; loud-mouthed voiceover fellow, Peter Dickson, pitches himself to an advertising company; and Phil, a brickie from Alcornisham, takes a trip down the love lift to try and woo the ladies of Take Me Out, as always, hosted by Paddy McGenericBlackStout.  Be sure to visit sanssheriff.co.uk for more sketch comedy goings on, as well as probably some other things.

 On this week's episode of Sans Sheriff Radio, Britain finally finds out who has talons; Detective Contridicto cracks another case; Shildin Kipper plays another classic prank in the Large Explosion Hypothesis and Elliot receives shocking paternal news.  Visit sanssheriff.co.uk for more things of this nature.

On this week's Sans Sheriff Radio, it's sketches galore (as it is every week because this is a sketch comedy show). Have you ever wondered how a soap opera begins? A bunch of different characters move into the same street on the same day, or at least that's what happens in Dunston Avenue episode one - Genesis. Late Night Love's Wilson Smith and Kane Lynchberg receive a sponsorship from Shane Porker's Meat Emporium, although that kind of gets overshadowed by an amulet in a whole Sister/Sister thing. AND a fellow with long hair tries his luck in the Tiger's Cage.

Sans Sheriff Radio's sketch comedy goodness returns in a spectacular fashion with this very episode. In this one, charitable fellow Earl Hailey stops by to promote his new single and a thoughtless comment could spell the end for Will and Elliot. Plus! Ned thrills over the despair of Dr. Parker; Jon crumples into a whimpering pile at the feet of the mayor's aide to no one's surprise; and Carly imitates Trevor.

Loads of fun sketch comedy on this episode of Sans Sheriff Radio: Ethan Stethans takes your requests; Elias Hunter guides you through another episode fo Taking the Scenic Route; Harold Peterson defends his title on Name That Thing; Braxton Corwin and his trusty sidekick, Ian Napier, are back with a special Christmas edition of 5 Seconds or Less; Colonel Sanders pays Off The Record's Will and Elliot a visit; and Laura Pildup hosts another edition of Off The Record Xtra Backstage! PLUS, one of these people dies.