Dave Gorman: Modern Life is Goodish

Dave admits his addiction to property porn, worries about the demise of surprise, and invites the studio audience to conduct an experiment with more than 1,000 eggs.

A look at the death of the queue and how the audience reacts when someone pushes into the queue to get in; whether anyone obeys the footprints painted on the ground at cash points.

Dave invents a new game show and considers subjects from threats that aren't threatening; the evolution of the Honey Monster; the shyness of elks; the naming of insects.

Unwanted gifts and Twitter weirdos get Dave buzzing.

Considering insults and Katy Perry's American flag dresses for offensiveness; Dave, masquerading as his own wife, tries to find a man on Tinder.

Spotlighting computer games adverts, board games, and crossword and sudoku books; revealing Dave's jigsaw habit; Alan Sugar makes a rather puzzling appearance.

Dave suggests radically overhauling the calendar and discusses buying Twitter followers.

Dave Gorman focuses on the current obsession with customer feedback and market research.