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Here Comes The Guillotine

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Comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd share their subversive and darkly funny opinions on the chaos of the world, offering wholly unqualified dissent to popular opinion. No topic is left off the table as three of Scotland's award-winning and best-known comedians use their unique unbridled style of rebellious comedy to discuss any given topic - politicians, celebritie... more

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Recent Guests

Louis Stewart
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Episode: Here Comes The Mighty Helm of Balathor (Part Four)
Thor Boyle
Frankie's son, participating in the game
Episode: Here Comes The Mighty Helm of Balathor (Part Four)
Fern Brady
Comedian and podcast fan, shares fond memories and humorous insights.
Episode: Here Comes The Guillotine Live in Edinburgh - Part 2
Des Clarke
Scottish comedian and guest of the episode
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Episode: Here Comes The Guillotine: Live in Glasgow - Part 2
Glenn Wool
A fantastic comedian and good friend of the hosts
Episode: Here Comes The Guillotine Live in Aberdeen - Part 2
Josie Long
Comedian and writer known for her sharp wit and charm.
Episode: The Episode With Josie Long

Hosts

Frankie Boyle
Comedian and host known for his dark humor and controversial opinions.
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd
Comedian and co-host offering a blend of humor and insightful commentary.
Susie McCabe
Comedian and co-host known for her charismatic and engaging style.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.9k ratings
  • Good stuff.

    Love the D&D episodes! Everything else is brilliant too.

    Much love from Wales x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Spencer Reddy
    Australia2 months ago
  • A podcast like no other

    As a long time listener I thought I’d leave a comment. This podcast is unique, with so many podcasts available now, each one trying to tempt you to listen so their ratings increase that all important revenue stream. HCTG ignores that model and delivers a smorgasbord of topics, each one discussed in a comedic way, sometimes ill-informed, incorrect and often wildly surreal. Love the podcast and your stand up shows.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chad Koops
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Love the show

    First off, I never leave reviews: I LOVE the show, have from day one…there’s always something truly fascinating to be gleaned … even when Suzy isn’t there to balance out the boys. However I have a sound complaint - I find it really difficult to hear Frankie’s bass/baritone voice compared with his co-hosts… sorry (before you wonder: yes I am neurodivergent) … but it’s bothering me for ages now and I’ve held onto the discomfort too long… otherwise: class!..also thanks for the non ad ridden content... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jojo Malolo
    Ireland3 months ago
  • HCTG 5*

    Every episode is genuinely incredible.

    If there’s a plan of what to talk about, nae c*nt knows what it is and that makes is so unique.

    Great hosts, great topics, great pod.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michael67677
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • I hope this becomes an ongoing series, 1 hour per episode please, it's getting me through at the moment. Love the Pod keep up the good work.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    CJM
    4 months ago

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The dark humor resonates well, showcasing the chemistry and banter among the hosts, which creates an engaging atmosphere.
Listeners appreciate the unique, irreverent take on complex societal issues, often finding humor amidst serious topics.
Some feedback mentions the podcast's audio quality and occasionally uneven pacing, but overall it's seen as a refreshing and entertaining experience.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Spotify
#184
United Kingdom/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#90
United Kingdom/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#176
Italy/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#102
Hong Kong/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#130
Ireland/Comedy
Apple Podcasts
#161
Saudi Arabia/Comedy

Talking Points

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The Scold Cast
Q: How do you reconcile satire as both protest and resignation?
The hosts explore how satire may serve as both a critique and an acceptance of societal issues, questioning its effectiveness in prompting change.
The Sachet Dilemma
Q: What do you think about Scottish bands like Biffy Clyro and Aylstorm?
Support for local artists is important, and the music industry needs to keep things diverse and vibrant.
The Sachet Dilemma
Q: What's your advice on dealing with a sister-in-law who berates casual swearing?
Focus on understanding her preferences and consider code-switching in your language rather than insisting on swearing.
The Mailbag: Late Night Frankie V
Q: What should the anonymous do then?
Start a podcast and focus on local actions they can take.
The Mailbag: Late Night Frankie II
Q: Should I look into whether there is, as I say, a more sinister reason behind my weird emotional response to this on-screen goal, or just enjoy the cathartic release?
It's worth considering your feelings in relation to the historical context represented in the film, as they may reflect deeper societal narratives.

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This podcast features a trio of comedians who share their irreverent and darkly humorous perspectives on a wide range of topics, leaving no subject unexamined. The conversations span cultural commentary, political satire, and reflections on personal experiences, all infused with a distinctive Scottish flair. From discussing the absurdities of modern life to tackling more serious issues like loss and societal norms, the hosts create a space where humor meets critical thought, making for an engaging auditory experience. Notably, the conversations reflect a blend of silliness and depth, ensuring that there's always something provocative or simply entertaining in their discussions.

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