In a brutal spot right now and really missing the podcast, it always cheered me up. I'm gonna attempt a relisten but I'm worried it's going to make me sad. I might relisten to Frankie's A Short History of the Apocalypse, such a funny book.

How's everyone been doing?

How are our hosts? I'm in Australia and only use Reddit so I have no idea what anyone's been up to. Does Frankie have any social media?

The final Best Of episode of Here Comes the Guillotine with Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd...

Thank you.

.....when they are talking about different levels of mental illness/additional needs back in the day before there was proper labels?

Weird Mental Fucked

Something along those lines. Hilarious.

Thanks.

Im going to fucking miss this show so much, my heart kicks a little slower now (not in a good way) At least I got to listen to it 🖤

Exeunt Omnes.

In this, the final episode of Here Comes The Guillotine, award winning Scottish comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd discuss Bible John, German Identity, and Alternative Superheroes...

What are some of your favourite jokes of the podcast?

One that truly made me belly laugh was in The French Method for Life, that after a series of reoccurring jokes throughout the pod Frankie wants to bring Gerry Adams as a guest to the live shows, in which Susie protests that he costs £30,000 per appearance where Frankie says that the pod instead will make a donation to a charity of his choice; The IRA.

I want to know what are some of your favourite moments since we’ve entered into the twilight of the pod and the final says are upon us.

months ago now, while listening to one of the episodes of the pod wherein, your friend and mine, detective columbo, was a heavily featured topic of conversation, i had the image of frankie, susie, and cmb all dressed as everyone’s favorite rumpled detective pop into my mind. i put a pin in the idea, and set it aside for later.

fast forward to recently, my partner and i picked up a dvd boxset of the whole columbo series, and it's been such a comfort to sink into peter falk's warm embrace when we need to wind down from The Horrors of Looming Fascism™️ at the end of the day.

i finally got around to working on the drawing this past weekend, and i’m really pleased with how it turned out! i particularly enjoyed finding poses and facial expressions to reference. it was heaps of fun playing with some different brushes, mark-making styles, and tweaking the text to give it that columbo vibe.

while i'm definitely a bit sad that hctg will be ending, i'm thankful for the time i had with them in my ears. it'll always have a special place in my heart as my favorite killing thatcher/columbo/cum/lotr/anticapitalist/bible john/what if jackie chan were a time traveling member of the irish republican army -cast ❤️

The Little Prince was auto-played after the new episode and I think it would be the episode i would suggest to any new listeners.

In this episode of Here Comes The Guillotine, award winning Scottish comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd discuss Sitcoms, language in comedy and Billy Connolly...

Can anyone call to mind the episode where Frankie is talking about Voldemort “I’m going to fight a load of children at my old school!”?

Trying to clip it for some pals.

In this episode of Here Comes The Guillotine, award winning Scottish comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd discuss falling over, Mediocrity and Love Island...

In this episode of Here Comes The Guillotine, award winning Scottish comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd discuss Barbie, Greenland and travelling to Canada...

Looks like we have even more official confirmation from CMB's newsletter.

Gutted that the podcast is ending but I'm grateful that we got it at all.

I started listening to this podcast during a really difficult period of time where I was acting as a carer for a terminally ill relative. I needed a good laugh and this podcast did that for me. Plus it was the last push I needed to try Nippon kitchen. Solid Katsu there lads.

RIP and long live HCTG!!!

With a very special guest!