The Armstrong & Miller Show

We learn about the origins of hairdressing from Neanderthals, the filthy alter-egos of Flanders and Swann sing a jolly little song about women, the chav pilots are saved from a firing squad by Biffy's mother, and more.

Jilted Jim's honeymoon from hell continues, Dennis Lincoln-Park introduces another treasured antiquity to the nation, and the pilots find themselves in a spot of bother.

The World War II pilots are vexed that people have been talking about them behind their backs; Dennis Lincoln-Park examines the only surviving panel of a rare tapestry, and Howard The Weirdo takes things one step too far in a team ice-breaking session.

Divorced Dad tells his son the reason Tilly Green hasn't replied to his text is because she's out of his league. Meanwhile, a boxer's coach fills the one-minute silence by telling him that he sometimes sees fairies at the end of his bed.

A vicar goes to hilarious lengths to boost his congregation; a time traveller meets Michael Faraday and tells him everything he knows; Two men double-check they're not part of some kind of cult.

Dr Tia in Botswana reveals he isn't looking to change the culture of a continent, but just wants to earn the people's reverence. We also discover the origins of job interviews when a new caveman wants to join the tribe.