Spoilers For Catsdown Episode Friday 29th May 2015

[James Robinson]

Nowadays, we don't seem to mention Catsdown, but I think last night's episode deserves a mention, as I think it was the best one bar none, based on both comedy and Countdown merits.

Well worth a watch in my opinion, especially for Greg Davies' turn in DC.

The teams are Sean Lock and Rob Beckett v Jon Richardson and Katherine Ryan.

This episode was actually recorded on Monday, so quite an impressive turnaround. I was in the audience with Zubair Patel for the next episode, which was recorded straight after this, and will be broadcast next Friday.

[Gavin Chipper]

What's happened to Joe Wilkinson by the way? They didn't even have a replacement for him today.

[James Robinson]

What's happened to Joe Wilkinson by the way? They didn't even have a replacement for him today.

No idea, but I'm glad he's not there. RESULT.

[Rhys Benjamin]

Maybe we could write a letter to Channel 4 from the Countdown collective, telling them to focus more on Countdown than comedy. I was also told some very confidential information on Catsdown whilst I was doing my Countdown filming. I won't divulge it as it will ruin about 5 people's careers...

[Mark Deeks]

Maybe we could write a letter to Channel 4 from the Countdown collective, telling them to focus more on Countdown than comedy.

I doubt this is the majority view of the Countdown collective, and even if it is, the Countdown collective is certainly not the majority of the Catsdown audience.

[Jennifer Steadman]

Maybe we could write a letter to Channel 4 from the Countdown collective, telling them to focus more on Countdown than comedy.

I doubt this is the majority view of the Countdown collective, and even if it is, the Countdown collective is certainly not the majority of the Catsdown audience.

Absolutely this. Besides, a few nerds whose passion can be satiated virtually every weekday are hardly going to rock the boat of a show with at least (and sometimes more than) 10 times the viewership of Countdown.

[Rhys Benjamin]

Maybe we could write a letter to Channel 4 from the Countdown collective, telling them to focus more on Countdown than comedy.

I doubt this is the majority view of the Countdown collective, and even if it is, the Countdown collective is certainly not the majority of the Catsdown audience.

Absolutely this. Besides, a few nerds whose passion can be satiated virtually every weekday are hardly going to rock the boat of a show with at least (and sometimes more than) 10 times the viewership of Countdown.