Dick Spoonfield, roving reporter, goes on to the streets to tackle up-to-the-minute issues.

A Christmas message from our festive friend.

Our hero has a brief encounter with a strange man in tights.

A dog is not just for Christmas. It's for Firework Night too!

Angry Kid has a Grimm tale to tell.

A day at the races.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back behind the sofa.

Angry Kid taps into his feminine side.

Speccy is made an offer he can't "refuse".

What you can't see won't hurt you. Heh.

Let them eat cake. Oh, go on.

Dad breaks it to his kids gently.

Angry Kid has fun with Speccy's nut allergy.

A bumpy car journey proves too much for a busting bladder.

Angry Kid pretends that he has tourette syndrome whilst in the car, making Dad become evermore enraged.

Angry Kid and friends enjoy a game of Spin The Hammer.

Angry Kid takes an interest in Dad's nocturnal habits.

Angry Kid and his sister indulge in a little chemical warfare.

Angry Kid takes an interest in his father's mortality.

Angry Kid's sleight of hand proves to be a bad deal.

Angry Kid is once again bored of long car journeys, so Dad suggests he just close his eyes and sleep. But while Angry Kid's sleeping, Dad drives through a magical world with things to keep Angry Kid amused. Dad then tells Angry Kid to wake up, but he doesn't because he said sleep. When he finally wakes up, the magical world is gone.

Angry Kid bumps up the phone bill with a lovely lady.

Dad subjects Angry Kid to some in-car entertainment.

He's tooled up, he's threatening, and he's a twat.

Angry Kid is sitting in the back of Dad's car and he asks him, "What's a wanker?", because his friends told him what it was like at school. But Dad can't put it in terms Angry Kid would understand, so he just tells him that it's a type of behavior and tells him to not talk about it, to which Angry Kid agrees. He then whispers, "Wanker!" while doing the "Wanker" gesture.