Judgemental

It's the season finale, so pull up the velvet curtain and cue the standing ovation as Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke take one last grand bow through the dazzling world of showbiz.From audience members who think they're part of the cast to the eternal debate over singing along at musicals, the boys are lifting the curtain on theatre etiquette, reality TV, standing ovations, celebrity selfies and encore performances that somehow never seem to end.Along the way, Craig reveals the career setback that accidentally launched his biggest success, shares the story of a West End charity striptease involving twelve men at a urinal, and reflects on the moments that put him on the map. Anton looks back on a lifetime on stage, from Strictly Come Dancing to the Royal Albert Hall, and explains why he'll never be ready to leave the spotlight behind.Plus, a listener's ill-timed theatre whisper accidentally steals focus from an entire Shakespeare production, prompting one of the most gloriously awkward confessions of the series.The curtain may be coming down on this season, but one thing remains centre stage: nobody does Judgemental quite like Craig and Anton.Producer - Connor GaniAudiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo IgeMix Engineer - Solomon KingSocial Media Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Laurence BassettHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Pay attention class! This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke are taking their seats at the back of the classroom and casting a very critical eye over all things School.From recorder recitals that tested the patience of entire households to the teachers who changed their lives forever, the boys are rifling through their school memories with all the subtlety of a playground rumour. Expect strong opinions on packed lunches, school reunions, nativity plays, prom night, kiss chase and the eternal question: were conkers actually a sport?Along the way, Anton returns to the scene of his beloved childhood conker tree, Craig reveals how a teacher's love of music set him on the path to stardom, and both share some eye-opening tales of old-school discipline that definitely wouldn't make it into today's lesson plans.Plus, a listener confesses to one of the most spectacular acts of schoolyard betrayal imaginable, and another asks whether parents were right to secretly dispose of a recorder.Homework is optional. Judgement is compulsory.Producer - Connor GaniAudiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo IgeMix Engineer - Solomon KingSocial Media Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Laurence BassettHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

Party etiquette is on the menu for Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke this week, and they're serving up a celebration-sized helping of judgement.From fancy dress triumphs and party game disasters to surprise parties and surprise snogs, the boys are popping the cork on everything that makes a gathering unforgettable (for all the wrong reasons). Expect strong opinions on plus-ones, smart casual dress codes, dinner party gifts, karaoke crimes and whether pass the parcel should come with a health warning.Along the way, Craig reveals the secrets of his legendary 'Drag Lasagne' tradition, Anton explains why he'd happily attend a party at literally anyone else's house, and one listener discovers that what happens in the garden definitely doesn't stay in the garden.So grab a party hat, pour yourself something fizzy and join us for an episode packed with confetti, catastrophes and enough social faux pas to burst a balloon. The cake may be gone, but the judgement keeps on coming.Producer - Connor GaniAudiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo IgeMix Engineer - Solomon KingSocial Media Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Laurence BassettHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke present your ultimate guide to surviving the summer holidays. Although, based on their combined travel record, you may be safer staying at home. From school holiday price hikes and reclining airline seats to clapping when the plane lands and people who treat a week in Tenerife like a networking event, nothing escapes scrutiny. Along the way, Anton relives childhood road trips across Europe, while Craig shares a frankly alarming collection of travel disasters involving muggings, burnt-down hotels, strip searches, and a Nile cruise that ended with salmonella. Plus, the boys debate whether holiday friendships should stay by the pool, reveal their most unpopular travel opinions, and decide once and for all whether anyone should ever remove their socks on a flight.The destination may vary, but the judgement is always all-inclusive.Producer - Connor GaniAudiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo IgeSocial Media Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Laurence BassettHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke zip themselves into the wonderfully divisive world of fashion. From leopard print and shell suits to Crocs, double denim and plunging necklines, nothing in the wardrobe is safe from scrutiny.Expect strong opinions on animal prints, nostalgic trips through the fashion disasters of the 70s and 80s, and a heated debate over whether anyone should be allowed to accessorise their footwear. Plus, Craig relives the traumatic tale of being stranded at a motorway service station in a leopard-print lurex top, while Anton reveals the fashion trends he'd happily bring back from the dead.And later, the boys weigh in on a listener who secretly sold a birthday gift and is now facing the consequences. Fashion fades, but pettiness is forever.Producer - Connor GaniAudiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo IgeSocial Media Lead - Yasmin CoonjahSocial Media Producer - Demi BrockwayProduction Assistant - Emily SpunginProduction Manager - Sarah NichollsExecutive Producer - Laurence BassettHead of Production - Cat MoranChief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave