Buy It Channel: A parody of shopping channels in which unusual problems arise, such as one of the presenters being a vampire, or both presenters trying to rid the studio of an ant infestation. The two presenters are played by Serafinowicz and Catherine Shepherd.
Michael-6: A robotic talk show host who attempts to help his troubled guests. Although equipped with technologically advanced systems, such as "gender scanning" and "lie detection", he has a tendency to malfunction at the end of every sketch, causing harm to studio members. His malfunctioning usually includes the secretion of white fluid, similar to that of the robotic life-forms in the Alien series. The studio technician who always ends up getting choked by Michael-6 is played by Peter Serafinowicz's brother James Serafinowicz (also a writer/producer on the series).
BBN News: A newsreader attempts to improvise reading the news, only to be buzzed every time he says something incorrect. Thus the sketch becomes a battle to read the entire story correctly. It has a similar set and the same opening theme as ITV News.
Ringo Remembers: A documentary series in which Ringo Starr reflects on particular (fictional) points in his career. Ringo's recollections include writing the title theme for the James Bond film Goldfinger (1964) in the style of his song "Don't Pass Me By"; a parody of the 1969 Let It Be sessions culminating in the Beatles performing a song about going to the toilet during their rooftop concert; the original "big-headed" lyrics of John Lennon's "Imagine" (1971); and the recording of Paul McCartney's "Sexual Christmas Night" (a parody of the real McCartney's 1979 single "Wonderful Christmastime"). During the course of the segments, Serafinowicz plays not only Ringo but the other three Beatles as well. Benedict Wong also appears as Yoko Ono.
Sinister: A company that manufactures strange items. Examples include Internet Ham (a type of ham ordered online), Chesterfield pudding sofa (furniture advertised in the manner of the Marks & Spencer advertisements for food), and Evile (a skin cream that can only be obtained by selling your soul and pledging allegiance to Satan). The slogan of Sinister, "A family company", is the same as that of a real company, S. C. Johnson & Son.