Coming up on this week's episode of Shagmaryd annoyed.

We talk flights. We do. We talk films. Yes. There's a bit of extra extra. Love you. I love your extra extra. Thank you very much. Someone, and actually a really, I don't want to give too much of Rhea, but on this episode, a really big name, TV, comedy, quiz host. Genuinely tries to steal extra extra for me, and I think I get away with it. I think I get away with it.

Yeah.

Obviously, we've got beefs.

Yes. quiz host. Oh, of course. Yeah. Genuinely tries to steal extra extra from me. And I think I get away with it.

I think I get away with it.

Yeah.

Obviously, we've got beefs. Yes. And beautiful questions from you, lovely people. Yes. Thank you very much. Oh, that's my prime delivery. What already? Only one thing can match the buzz of Primes fast delivery. And that's the buzz of Primes Entertainment.

What are we watching?

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This episode is sponsored by Tesco Clubcard.

Right, quick question.

When did we get weirdly excited about supermarket points?

Speak for yourself, mate.

I've been excited about Tesco club card points for years.

Genuinely, though, when you exchange your club card vouchers with one of their reward partners, you get twice the value.

Double, so your tenor in vouchers suddenly becomes 20 quids worth of fun or food or a cheeky break.

And there are over 100 reward partners to pick from. You've got days out, meals out, even holidays, Chris.

Honestly, it's like grown-up magic.

You do your shop, rack up the points,

and the next thing you're off to a spa or riding roller coasters.

So if you've got club card vouchers sitting there doing nothing,

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