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Show Us Your Shit
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Presentation
Hosted byDan Schreiber
GenreGeneral Interest
Created byDan Schreiber
LanguageEnglish
Production
Opening theme"Cosmic" by Emperor Yes
Video formatInstagram Live
No. of episodes47 (as of 9th June 2020)
Publication
Original release8th April 2020 – present
Related showsMuseum of Curiosity, No Such Thing As A Fish

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Show Us Your Shit (also known as Show Us Your Shit (or: Some Shakespeare, A Pair of Pyjamas & A Mutton Chop)) is an Instagram Live series created and presented by Dan Schreiber. Each episode features a different guest who shows Schreiber and the live Instagram audience a selection of interesting objects from around their home.

Schreiber created the show whilst staying at his in-laws' house during the COVID-19 pandemic.[1].

On 6th June 2020, Schreiber was featured on the BBC Radio 4 series Loose Ends to discuss Show Us Your Shit [1].

The show is broadcast live on Schreiber's Instagram page at 9.30 PM BST four times per week. The episodes are later uploaded to Youtube [2].

Title

The extended title of the show is a tribute to P. G. Wodehouse who, whilst living in France, found out he and his wife were about to be arrested by Nazi soldiers and had ten minutes to gather some belongings and flee. The only items Wodehouse fled with were a copy of Shakespeare, a pair of pyjamas, and a mutton chop [3].

At the end of each episode, Schreiber explains the extended title to the guest and asks them to choose one item from their own homes which they would take with them if they had to theoretically flee their own home.

Shit Club

Shit Club is a fan club which has been created in response to the show [4]. Members of the club are called Shitheads; the name is inspired by the members of the Phillip K. Dick fan club who are known as Dickheads [5]

From 3rd May 2020, the Sunday episode of Show Us Your Shit has been dedicated to members of the Shit Club who are invited to chat with Schreiber about interesting objects from around their own homes.

Episode List

As of 9th June 2020, there have been 47 episodes of Show Us Your Shit.

Episode #43 was a special episode of Show Us Your Shit which anonymously featured the Golden Hare, the treasure which was to be found upon solving the clues from Kit Williams 1979 book, Masquerade [6]. The hare was last seen in public at the V&A Museum, London, in 2012 [7].

Episode Date Guest Occupation
1 8th April 2020 Alex Bell QI elf
2 9th April 2020 Edward Brooke-Hitching Author and map collector
3 10th April 2020 Stevyn Colgan Former policeman and author
4 11th April 2020 Erica McAllister Head curator of flies at the Natural History Museum
5 12th April 2020 Kenneth Plume Podcaster and author
6 13th April 2020 Jamie Morton Host of My Dad Wrote A Porno
7 14th April 2020 Lucie Green and Matt Parker Solar physicist and mathematician
8 24th April 2020 Craig Glenday Editor-in-chief of Guinness World Records
9 25th April 2020 Jane Milligan Actor and daughter of Spike Milligan
10 26th April 2020 Alex Edelman Comedian
11 27th April 2020 David Bramwell Author and journalist
12 28th April 2020 Lieven Scheire Science comedian
13 29th April 2020 Eric Lampaert Comedian and actor
14 30th April 2020 Iszi Lawrence Comedian and author
15 1st May 2020 Ash Gardener Lead singer of Emperor Yes
16 2nd May 2020 Anil Desai Comedian
17 3rd May 2020 Shit Club Special
18 4th May 2020 James Goss Doctor Who author
19 5th May 2020 Geoff Lloyd Radio DJ and podcaster
20 6th May 2020 Marc Burrows Musician
21 7th May 2020 Shappi Khorsandi Comedian and author
22 8th May 2020 Joel Morris Comedy writer and author
23 9th May 2020 Deborah Frances-White Host of The Guity Feminist
24 10th May 2020 Shit Club Special
25 11th May 2020 Nikki Bedi Broadcaster
26 12th May 2020 Bec Hill Comedian
27 13th May 2020 Daniel Taylor Tour manager
28 14th May 2020 Leon Kirkbeck Documentary producer
29 15th May 2020 Simon Watt Biologist and broadcaster
30 16th May 2020 Kenneth Plume Podcaster and author
31 17th May 2020 Shit Club Special
32 18th May 2020 Pete Heat Magician
33 19th May 2020 Ali Plumb BBC Radio 1 movie reviewer
34 20th May 2020 Andy McElfresh Screenwriter
35 21st May 2020 Summer Camp Band
36 22nd May 2020 Olly Driscoll Cameraman
37 23rd May 2020 Edwards Brooke-Hitching Author and map collector
38 25th May 2020 John Robertson Comedian
39 26th May 2020 Marc Abrahams Founder of the Ig Nobel Prize
40 27th May 2020 Fay Milton Drummer of Savages
41 28th May 2020 Alcopop! Records Record label
42 30th May 2020 Jane Kyle Paranormal researcher
43 31st May 2020 Masquerade Hare Special
44 1st June 2020 Dan Schreiber Radio producer and founder of Show Us Your Shit
45 3rd June 2020 John Mitchinson QI elf
46 6th June 2020 For Beginners A special edition of the show for new viewers
47 7th June 2020 Shit Club Special

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 "BBC Radio 4 - Loose Ends, Annie Mac, Winsome Pinnock, Dan Schreiber, The Last Poets, LA Priest, Emma Freud, Clive Anderson". BBC. Retrieved 2020-06-10.
  2. "Show Us Your Shit". YouTube. Retrieved 2020-06-10.
  3. Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975. A life in letters. ISBN 978-0-393-08987-5. OCLC 916406065.CS1 maint: Multiple names: authors list (link) Search this book on
  4. "Show Us Your Shit". www.facebook.com. Retrieved 2020-06-10.
  5. Purser-Hallard, Philip (2006-08-11). "Philip Purser-Hallard on Philip K Dick and drugs". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2020-06-10.
  6. "https://twitter.com/schreiberland/status/1267091931177328643". Twitter. Retrieved 2020-06-10. External link in |title= (help)
  7. Plunkett, John (2009-08-20). "Unearthed again – golden hare that obsessed a nation". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2020-06-10.


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