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The boys talk about Comic Relief, as well as their views on charity. Karl also discusses his second movie idea featuring Tom Cruise.

In October 2010, Ricky, Steve and Karl recorded a podcast as a thank you for the fans' support during the previous year. The show featured Ricky and Steve quizzing Karl on a typical day in his life, most of which involved doing DIY around the house.

The boys loosely discuss the upcoming World Cup in this special free podcast. Karl also discusses a new past time involving dribbling and takes credit for the training of an Olympic athlete.

Ricky, Steve and Karl recorded this short exclusive podcast for readers of ShortList magazine in February 2009 in the hope of flogging them the Guide To series. Ricky cleverly tries to entice the readers in with a list. Naturally Karl goes for a list of his top 5 freaks, but has no time for "The Bearded Woman" when people like "The Man With Two Knobs" and "The Pillow Man" are knocking about. Have a shave and get out.

Ricky asks Karl is he reads The Guardian, Karl does, much to Steve's surprise, but not every page. Karl reviews the sort of thing he might enjoy reading in the paper.

The NME Radio Show was a one-off programme by Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant and Karl Pilkington. It was recorded on Thursday 5th June in London and premiered on Monday 9th June 2008, 12pm (BST). The two-hour radio show was part of the test transmissions for the new radio station NME Radio.

In late 2007, Ricky, Steve and Karl recorded a podcast that was given out free to people who attended Ricky's stand up show, Fame. It was recorded on a CD, which was placed on every seat in the theatre where Ricky was playing. It was originally given as a gift to those who attended the show. The show was the first podcast the trio had worked on in almost 8 months. It was released publicly via Ricky's official podcast on iTunes on 10th October 2007.

This is the second of 2 Saturday morning shows they did while Jonathan Ross was away, and has somewhat of a holiday feel. Karl shares his Christmas memory of the day he realised he got a ZX 81 computer with a missing RAM pack.

The dawn of a new age: Karl at the BBC. This is the first of two Saturday morning shows they did while Jonathan Ross was away, and has somewhat of a Christmas feel.