We've loaded up the wheel with some new topics and hoped for a nice, gentle start to 2026 - but the wheel had other ideas. Find out how we dealt with these particularly hot topics.

It's Fried Chicken Fries - as heard on the BBC! Matt and Rick follow up their Big BBC Breakthrough with some spins of the wheel on our way home. We were in high spirits until the wheel brought us crashing down to earth, easing us in gently with some hot dog chat before hitting us with Alan Barnes. Maybe we could have vetoed that...

Matt and Rick pay the ultimate price for an early veto with some jeopardy - this is the wheel at its most brutal. There's also some news of an upcoming charity challenge...

Richard and Matthew are on their travels again, managing to bring you a few spins of the wheel while on their way to and from a pop concert in Gateshead. On today's episode, they discuss public transport stalwarts, agricultural pandemics and shopping centre funfairs, in between slurps of some absolutely terrible cider.

A big, bumper episode for you this week, featuring Matt's Chaos Wheel which promised so much, but delivered very little. Also features a veto that we'll definitely come back to one day. But just not today...

Rick and Matt are back after an unintentional hiatus and drop a bombshell right at the top - the Wheel is OFFLINE and we've had to use a Wheel Replacement Service. Normal service soon resumes with chats about takeaways, vetoed teapots and a tenor at the King Power Stadium in 2016.

Time pressures ruled the roost for this episode. Your heroes had meetings to make, but time to spin the wheel. Could we get three spins in before we had to nick off? The answer is, clearly, yes. Of course we could.

To celebrate our one-year birthday, we have had a good old-fashioned spin of the wheel, generating a bevy of subjects for us to tackle. What links Sex Pistols to Rizzle Kicks? Find out here!