Me and my Dad: Recent Episodes
Thomas Kett
Bite-sized sketches that will have you in fits. These humorous chats between George and his Dad are great for rainy days, car journeys and sleepless nights. How do fish breathe underwater? Can worms do handstands? What's a dictator? Chats about Covid, animals, school, friends and much, much more. Regular episodes of endless fun. Don't miss a treat!
Created, written and featuring Thomas Kett
Produced by Alex Castle for Open Fridge Productions-London
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George has lost his shoes and Dad assures him there is no point in panicking, but will Dad take his own advice?
And as the long, dark nights draw in, Dad is spooked by some odd looking things in the garden.
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Boobie-do / Driving Lessons / Talking Like A Parrot / George's List / Woof Woof
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George has got Dad doing a lot of guess work and Dad discovers he's quite far down on the list of people George would rather be with.
Also, George asks the question everyone wants to know the answer to – what comes after a million?
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George thinks his Dad is really picky when it comes to food, but we soon realise that George is even worse.
George's Dad wants to know who has secretly been mowing their lawn over the past few years.
George chats with a dog.
George and his Dad have a ridiculous game of I spy with my little eye.
George interviews Colin Farrell.
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George tells us about the "Bubbles" they've been put into at school.
Trinny's Mum has had a new nose and George thinks maybe Dad could do with one too.
George needs convincing that certain things left around the house, belong to him.
Dad is planning a Car Boot sale, but George finds it difficult letting things go.
George secretly takes on the podcast by himself.
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Join George and his Dad as they go outside for the first time since lockdown began.
George apologises to his food before eating it.
George's Little Fibs.
George has big plans for when he marries his friend Trinny.
George has a go at doing the podcast on his own.
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Another fistful of unsuspecting chats between George and his Dad starting with George's low level of expectation.
George puts plans in place to marry his friend Trinny!
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Life in lockdown is taking its toll on Dad as George is quick to point out.
George has become extremely good at hide and seek, so good that Dad can't find him.
Does George have a favourite colour, if so, will we ever find out what it is?
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George and Dad find the perfect words to best describe each other whilst also thinking about the foods they love to eat.
George decides to cook a simple dish, but cooking it is far from simple.
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George and Dad find new ways of passing the time in lockdown.
George is writing a short story for school giving Dad the chance to put an early spelling competition win to good use.
Week 7 of isolation and boredom is setting in. George and Dad start to talk in animal language.
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George can't think of any words that rhyme with Isolation, but luckily, Dad's around to help.
George has some pressing questions about Covid-19.
Dad dreams about life after lockdown.
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Whilst playing football in the garden, Dad had an accident involving one of Mum's Euphorbias.
George has a list of chores that Dad needs to complete before the end of the day.
George wants to know how easy it would be to have a small farm in the garden.
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George and Dad are trying to find ways to keep themselves occupied during these very strange times.
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Dad tries new tactics to get George to eat healthier foods, but George has only got eyes for Chocolate.
George likes to sit and think, but mostly he just likes to sit.
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George's recent nightmares make him reconsider his diet...or do they?
George discovers how difficult it was for Dad to become Mum's boyfriend.
George will try anything to get a day off school.
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This week, George wants to join the Royal family and attempts to contact the Queen.
Dad tries to answer a difficult question in the only way he knows how.
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George finds a way of dealing with the verbal abuse he's been getting at school.
In an effort to reduce their carbon footprint, Dad and George attempt to walk to Trinny's house, but it proves to be more difficult than originally thought.
George and his Dad want to be more considerate to others, but not in this episode .
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Dad informs George of the importance of listening.
George isn't happy in his own skin whilst
Dad is left virtually naked and freezing cold
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The excitement is too much for George, he just can't wait. Christmas is here or is it?
Dad answers George's questions about the all elusive Father Christmas and George sings his own version of that great old Christmas classic, Jingle Bells or is it Tingle Bells?.
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George convinces Dad to partake in a bedtime opera.
Movie Talk.
George has picked up some bad habits from his friend, Trinny.
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Dad teaches George some Yoga moves.
Dad confuses George with whatever it is he is talking about.
George returns from his Judo lessons and shows his reluctant Dad exactly how it's done.
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Will George ever find out what shocked Dad?
George is set a challenging homework project.
George proves that he's more like his Dad than his Mum...or is he?
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Share some spooooooky moments with George and his Dad in this special Halloween episode.
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George and Dad bump into Clint Eastwood at their local book shop.
Dad does the cooking...or does he?
And George finds a novel way of saving time....talking quickly.
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This is possibly the bravest thing George has ever done in his life, but will he actually do it?
There is definitely something wriggling under my bed Dad.
A short trip to George's friend Trinny's house turns out to be a trip never to be repeated.
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George has a lot of questions, but does Dad have the answers?
Apparently, George is far too sick to go to school this morning, but Dad soon finds a remedy.
Dad thinks, therefore he is... or does he?
George enjoys LIKE, describing LIKE, what he likes to do at school, LIKE.
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Dad is put on the spot in the kitchen.
George tries humming Mozart and insists his Dad drinks one of his unusual, home-made organic shakes.
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George ponders over his future career path.
How much do you love me Dad?
George tries some spicy Indian food for the first time.
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What did you think of this year's Eurovision Dad?
George helps Dad in the kitchen before Dad goes out with a couple of "mates".
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George's mood is dampened when Dad suggests he tries a selection of different cheeses.
A relaxing day at the beach is partially ruined by an unexpected shark attack, but did it really happen?
Dad loses something, but will George help him find it?
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Can Pigeons swim...if not, why not?
Where are you going dad?
Tell me the names of all the flowers in the park...their Latin names please, Dad.
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George buys his dad a surprise gift for his birthday,
Much to his Dad's annoyance, George plans to play the Bagpipes.
Where the sprig is Mum?!
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George has spent the weekend at his aunt's house and returns a changed boy.
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Dad and George discuss uncle David's baldness.
George wants some attention.
Storytime.
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George has a rather big surprise for his Dad.
Why don't fish drown?
Do you want to know what annoys Mum about you Dad?
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Inconceivable/ Camping/ Physically Challenged
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George thinks he's speaking Italian and convinces his dad he can speak Italian too.
There's a new café in town called The Wigwam.
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Welcome to Me and My Dad!
This week George and his Dad discuss why we can't use pants for currency and
George tries to teach a garden worm gymnastics and what exactly is Nature?