Revolting

Dennis Pound is on the streets of Loughton crowdsourcing new policies for Ukip, while Dale Maily braves a festival of hippies. At the Durham Miners Gala, Corbynite Robyn meets his idol Jeremy Corbyn. Instacelebrity and slacktavist Duckface starts a social media campaign, Southern Trains have some new ways to ease the commute, and a new innovation gives billionaires an opportunity to experience paying tax.

The boys want to help Philip Green get a new yacht, Dale Maily asks the all important question, Charles or Wills? There is an investigative report into the latest youth culture craze, Penny and Robin visit the City of London with two very different goals for the Labour party, Duckface is out campaigning again, and just who is Tim Farron?

In episode three, the boys delve into the Great British tradition of dogging, Dale Maily takes on the BBC and Penny and Robin get involved with political hot potato that is Trident.

Duckface the insta-celebrity slacktivist is out campaigning again, and we meet the man behind one of Britain's best loved characters, Boris Johnson.

The boys host their very own cookery show where they explore the world of fruit picking, waste management, wine tasting and meet Hank Duke, a retired Guantanamo Bay prison officer who has decided to make his own foie gras.

The boys design the smallest flat possible to maximise profits, introduce gas masks for kids to combat pollution and put the unemployed to work as bees to aid the declining bee population.