Sign Anagrams
In tribute to Prunella Scales, let's do the Fawlty Towers sign gag and re-arrange the letters on whatever signage you want. Fawlty Towers rules apply, so you don't have to use all the letters. Suggested by hagbardsapple. See the entries »
Two Authors One Book
Let's halve the size of our bookshelves by combining any two books into one. 1984 : A Space Odyssey by George Orwell and Arthur C. Clarke - that sort of thing. See the entries »
More Educational Posters for Hospitals
Rob reminds us "we once did a great challenge fucking with health posters you'd see in hospitals etc, given that was 15 years ago, maybe there's some new posters to fuck with". Let's find out! See the entries »
Ruin A Bond Poster
Amazon thought it would be a good idea to remove the guns from their Bond artwork, which went as well as you'd expect. Let's join in the fun and ruin all the Bond posters. See the entries »
Spooky Pop
It's spooky season, but which graveyard smash is going to get that coveted Halloween number one? Let's spookify the world of pop music. Suggested by HappyToast. See the entries »
MAGA TV
Disney and Paramount have recently caved in to Trump's demands over what they should be broadcasting. Show us how TV would be if it was all made for (or starring) our beloved MAGA gang. See the entries »
Happy Birthday Mario
Everyone's favourite Italian plumber turned 40 this week, so let's plug Mario Paint into our SNES and make some pictures to celebrate Mario and the Mushroom Kingdom gang. See the entries »
Children's TV At The Movies
They're making a film of Bagpuss, which everyone of b3ta age is hoping they don't mess up. Let's show them how it should be done by taking the saggy old cloth cat and other childhood favourites and putting them in the movies. Suggested by Simon Pegg (not that one). See the entries »
Internet Art
We love the web, obviously, but we also love art. So this week, fire up Yahoo! Graffiti and combine internet ephemera with classic works of art. See the entries »
Sci-Fi Food
Show us the future of food, or just Photoshop a carrot into Star Wars. This week, we're mashing up sci-fi and grub. See the entries »
Cartoon Characters on Holiday
It's summer holiday time, so show us what your favourite cartoon and comic characters are getting up to on their getaways. See the entries »
Literal Movie Titles
Film titles often don't conjure up the movie you expected - The Elephant Man didn't even have a trunk. Show us what films could have been if you took their titles more literally. See the entries »
Biscuits II
It's been 14 years since we had a biscuits challenge, and all the jokes have gone stale. So let's bake up a new batch. Suggested by Dave Môrgan. See the entries »
Ozzy
Ozzy Osbourne has shuffled off this mortal coil. Let's celebrate his life and work by photoshopping The Brummie Prince of Darkness. See the entries »
Movie Pets
The new Superman film features the man of steel's flying dog Krypto. Show us what other movies would be improved if the characters also had their pets with them. Suggested by GazChap. See the entries »
Genre-Swap Books
What if Jane Eyre was set in space, or Stephen King was famous for writing bonkbusters? Let's irk librarians by remaking the classics in a different genre, or just swapping their covers around. Suggested by Chthonic. See the entries »
Disco
It's a one-word challenge this week as we look at the world of disco, so get down on (Photoshopping) it. Suggested by Ya What. See the entries »
Cartoon Spin-offs
The BBC are making a Dr Who cartoon for CBeebies, following in the footsteps of such classics as that one about the Fonz and his dog. Show us what other TV shows could do with becoming a cartoon, or which could do with a cameo from a cartoon character, if that's easier. Suggested by hagbardsapple. See the entries »
The Self-Sabotage Industry
Throw out those self-help books and workout VHS tapes, and design books, posters and de-motivational products to make you feel utterly dreadful instead. Suggested by Rich. See the entries »
Film Rhymes
This week, we're mixing cinema and rhyme, whether that's swapping a word in the title with one that rhymes, showing Star Wars characters doing parkour, or writing a Pam Ayers style poem about the 2007 horror film Teeth. Suggested by David Maloney. See the entries »