Release The Clowns Sketch Comedy Podcast

It's Episode 22 of THE comedy sketch podcast. If you love sequins and gimp masks, easily baffled news reporters, romantic dates with hunky Russians and a quarter pound of what you fancy from the cornershop, then this week's titanic episode of Release The Clowns should be right up your alley... although we can't guarantee the appearance of Leonardo di Caprio, Kate Winslet or the French Canadian musical stylings of whatsherface. Sorry.

What do you get when you cross killer pigeons with ancient Egyptian curses, patronising shop assistants and insufferable yuppies? You get this week's episode of the Release The Clowns comedy sketch podcast. Carefully crafted at our secret base on the Isle of Wight, it's paraben free and now has added anti-oxidants - yummy!

It's show 20! Yes, we've reached onother milestone on the road to absurdity. Yet again, Lincoln Nebraska's most downloaded comedy sketch podcast is answering the questions people need answered: is Batley a better place to live than Malaga? Can you just make up your own sayings? Should you work during your wedding? And golf - why? Really, why golf?

It's an artistic extravaganza in our comedy sketch podcast this week! We've got Yorkshire miners busting moves, achitects working in crayon, sensual pottery classes, and a magazine helping you create your own desecration of nature. All that plus horse racing and deeply distressed damsels thrown in! It knocks OK and Grazia into a cocked hat.

It's not often that a comedy sketch podcast tackles major questions of existence, but that's what we're gonna do! This week, we're asking: Why did the chicken cross the road? Can you get off an assault charge because you had your fingers crossed at the time? And what won't Bono do for charity? Prepare for enlightenment!

In this week's comedy sketch podcast, we're on a quest with wizards, feminists armed with mashed potatoes and actors with trousers. Can we discover how to defuse a timebomb with a mercury switch while thinking up clever puns about the weather? Why would we even want to try that? Find out here!

Why do vampires hate Springtime? Was Freud a plagiarist? Should people from Yorkshire be allowed to recite poetry? All these questions and more are at least somewhat answered in this rip-roaring episode of Release The Clowns - the greatest comedy sketch podcast never to appear on iTunes New & Notable.

Okay, so it's 2 weeks since your last fix of Release The Clowns, but fear not! Episode 15 of the world's 5th loudest comedy sketch podcast is here to save your Monday. It's packed with nostalgia, ennui, Shakespeare, poetry, mountains and Bill & Ted - all at 10% off! Confused? It's a clown thing. And look out next Monday (the 12th) for a sneaky peek at Episode 16, which will be landing on March 19th. You'll find the teaser sketch on our Facebook page, Youtube channel and Twitter feed.

And the 3rd most talked about comedy sketch podcast in Australia is back! Yes, Show 14's stuffed full of brand new sketches about everything from gerbils giving birth to emergency rescue cleanliness etiquette. Want to know how to get your own castle? Then jump in and find out! The answers are right here.* *Terms and Conditions apply. Release The Clowns cannot guarantee that the answers are indeed here. Or anywhere. Or that there are even any answers at all and not, in fact, just even more questions spiralling off into an infinite morass of pointless questions, none of which have any answers.

13 - unlucky for some, but not for you, because Release the Clowns Episode 13 features the very best of episodes 1 to 5. That's right, as Nick and Alex are both enjoying their birthdays, we decided to free up some time for partying by allowing you to relive the very best moments of the formative shows of what is fast becoming the most popular comedy sketch podcast in Sidcup. GASP! at the ferocity of a medieval siege QUAIL! before the wrath of God WONDER! at the audacity of marketing executives REMEMBER! what a letter is MIAOW! with the soap opera kittys All this and much, much more as Release the Clowns delivers 30 minutes of peak silliness, specially selected to delight, titillate and surprise.

In this week's episode of Kuala Lumpur's 5th most popular comedy sketch podcast, we're searching for answers to the important questions of our time: what the heck's going on at the Olympics? What happens if you turn left at the roundabout? What makes dolphins disgruntled? Is there a discernible difference between Bruce Willis and Jason Statham? Will we find the answers? Does that even matter? If a bath is filling at 13 cubic litres an hour and emptying at 270 millilitres a minute, when is someone going to remember to put the plug in? Find out now!

Episode 11 of Alaska's favourite comedy sketch podcast is a show of epic proportions, with a grand sweep across history only matched by Doctor Zhivago or Ben Hur. Crammed with historical figures such as Alfred The Great, Dracula and Kevin (from the estate agency), it's a cracked window into the past. Whether it's a past that actually happened, or whether this is all fake news, nobody knows. It's like the Dead Sea Scrolls, only in mp3 format and with no religious significance whatsoever... otherwise, literally exactly like them.

The tenth episode of our comedy sketch podcast displays a more mature attitude to life. That's why we've stuffed it with gnomes, slugs, wacked-out poets, monkeys and a couple of Jehovah's Witnesses. So give 'dry' January the kick up the butt it deserves with a double shot of fun. And while you're at it, don't forget to spread the love by telling people you know all about it. Telepathy isn't enough, you've got to say it out loud.

The Release The Clowns ethos has always been 'Inform, educate and entertain'. It's what makes ours the most downloaded comedy sketch podcast in the whole of South London. This week we take you from outer space to the high Renaissance via the schoolyard and a dating website - maybe we should add 'and mildly confuse' to our ethos?

Ah yes, the difficult 8th episode... It has all the raw fury of the early years, but with the sort of complex layers that come with maturity. It's a heady melange of everything that made this comedy sketch podcast great. With some fart noises thrown in. 4 stars.