Parsons and Naylor's Pull-Out Sections was a BBC Radio 2 satirical comedy show starring Andy Parsons and Henry Naylor. It also stars Richie Webb, and one female "special guest". Female guests included Lucy Porter, Jo Caulfield, Julia Morris, Sarah Kendall, Kitty Flanagan, Nina Conti, Geraldine McNulty and Nina Wadia. Most shows were recorded at The Drill Hall in London, although some were recorded at the Pleasance during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Some of series eight and one show of series nine was recorded at the University of London Union on Malet Street. Production for the show started on Tuesdays, when the commissioned would meet at Broadcasting House at Portland Place. The show also had an open door policy, allowing non-commissioned writers to submit unsolicited scripts. On recording days, a variety of sketches would be tested in front of the audience and developed for later inclusion in the programme. A 'best of' compilation album was released in August 2003, and shows were often repeated on BBC7. Transmission dates and special guests This table lists the dates of the original Thursday evening BBC Radio 2 transmissions, along with the special guests. There were also New Year Specials on 3 January 2002 and 27 December 2002, and a Christmas special on 25 December 2003. : Recorded at the Pleasance Theatre during the Edinburgh Fringe. : Recorded at the University of London Union (Malet Street, London. WC1). : Not broadcast on the Thursday due to Comic Relief, but was broadcast on the Saturday repeat. Subjects Each show is introduced with a short hit on the co-star and 'musical maestro' Richie Webb. The main subjects would include; News Society Lifestyle Culture Travel Music Media Sport Bigotry FootballHome Affairs Bank Holidays Living Christmas Education Animals Hollywood News Review Classified Fashion CD track listing CD one Introduction News Imagine a world - live in the Middle East Bigotry Football Culture In a nutshell - Shakespear Play Home Affairs Society Bank Holidays In a nutshell - Interview with a Royal nutter Music Lifestyle Introduction News Media Living Christmas Education Sport Music Animals CD two Introduction News Society Travel Sport Lifestyle Culture Music News Review Introduction News Society Travel Culture Sport Hollywood Lifestyle Music Top 20 News Review References External links BBC Writer's Room Doubled up: Parsons and Naylor's comedy careers 2003 interview BBC Writers Room BBC Radio comedy programmes 2001 radio programme debuts BBC Radio 2 programmes