The Naked Week: Ep4. Who ya gonna call...? (Clue: It's Donald Trump)

The Naked Week returns with its signature satirical take on current affairs, blending absurdity with sharp political commentary. The episode opens with a mock-serious update on Donald Trump's erratic behavior, including a fictional war against SpongeBob SquarePants and a bizarre claim of 'detailed and constructive' talks with Iran—complete with a Caps Lock-laden rant about 'witches' as a cover for avoiding military action. The show then pivots to a fictional game of 'Iranian whispers' to mock the chaos of conflicting war reports, before launching into a surreal segment where UK cities bid for missile strikes, with Manchester, Sunderland, and Dundee leading the charge in a London-centric war narrative. A major satirical twist follows: the BBC claims to have Donald Trump’s personal phone number but refuses to broadcast it—instead embedding the digits throughout the episode as a listener puzzle. The segment ends with a mock call to Trump, only to reveal it was the host’s mother. Later, the show turns to the real-world Renters' Rights Act, celebrating Labour’s pledge to ban Section 21 evictions—only to expose the hypocrisy of the Poppy Factory, a charity raising rents by up to 35% and evicting vulnerable tenants, all while claiming to honor veterans. The episode concludes with a darkly comedic tribute to the 'deceased' Section 21 notice, featuring the theme from *Homes Under the Hammer*, and a satirical introduction of the new BBC DG, Matt Britton, whose AI-generated biography goes hilariously off the rails.