Ash is sniffing "Dan-scented" mic socks and the team is deep-diving into the world of earwax. Between a classic Kiwi nostalgia quiz and unpacking the absolute chaos of a legendary Kiss Cam affair, the show hits a new level of madness. It’s a group chat losing it in the best way possible.
It’s a "group chat losing it" kind of day on the Ash London Show. The team kicks things off with a little too much honesty about ear hygiene and a very suspicious-smelling microphone that apparently belongs to Dan. Harrison tries to pivot into some musical greatness with a game of "First and Last," but it mostly descends into a debate over whether Michael Bublé is the world’s most generous lover. Honestly? The verdict is leaning towards yes.
Ash is officially committing to a new series, and anyone who loved Derry Girls needs to get around How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. It’s dark, it’s Irish, and it has the whole room questioning their own viewing habits. Meanwhile, Harrison has finally finished all 15 hours of The Pit and was caught physically clapping for himself in bed. It’s the kind of dedication that might actually require an intervention before season two starts.
To wrap things up, Ash’s New Zealand knowledge is put to the test with a Kiwiana quiz that goes about as well as expected. From Buzzy Bees to the legendary "ghost chips" ad, it’s a crash course in local history. The team also takes a deep dive into the absolute chaos of a Kiss Cam affair where the husband was literally in the same building. It’s the ultimate cautionary tale of self-sabotage that leaves everyone shook.