Talk:What Are You Talking About?

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Hey, does anybody remember this show? I can't find reference to this, the only thing I can find is the round of the same name in '8 of of 10 cats'. But every time someone actually says "What are you talking about?" my ears prick. Can anybody find any references? Mrwikimaster 19:08, 3 June 2007 (UTC) I remember Robert Lindsay talking about "Some stupid radio thing he did about a journalist" on Friday Night with Johathen Ross. He said that all the episode titles where "crap puns". I don't remember it my self though.