Should you even be allowed to dip a biscuit in your cuppa without listening to this podcast first? The answer is: no.

Quick bit sized episodes *bum dum tisss* With excellent dip-ability

There are so many biscuits left unreviewed. I refuse to eat any biscuit they haven’t reviewed and I’ve been banned from buying all the choco lebiniz cookies from my grocery store now. I wish David and David reviewed everything in life...

I’m hungry now. And I feel empty. That’s normal, right? Right???

This podcast is glorious; such a vibe. Biscuit reviews with philosophical meanderings and more than a bit of cheery indifference

If you love Definitely Human Productions, you’ll enjoy this show. If you’re just discovering Definitely Human Productions, start with The Bunker or Marscorp first! This show takes an inside look at two of the Definitely Human creators and many of their friends and coworkers as they review store bought cookies (biscuits?). Takes a few episodes for them to really hit their stride, but it’s enjoyable from the start.

This podcast cracks me up. David and David have hilarious rapport and play off each other so well. Their brilliant humor and accents keep me laughing. They happen to be reviewing “biscuits”, to use the Queens English, but they could be reviewing anything and it would be just as ingenious. Give them a listen and you’ll be hooked. Your Amazon spending may go up too. Nice (rhymes with ice) and Glico biscuits are in my Amazon cart right now. This dull and uncultured American sure appreciates these guys and you will too.

It’s about biscuits. It’s about life. It’s about what it means to be in the post-hope generation. Pour yourself a cup of tea and get ready for some #premiummediocre goodness.

An extremely to in-depth examination of a trivial subject that is incredibly entertaining. Great show very funny.

They gave fair warning, but I still didn't expect David, or possibly David, to talk about having a penis in his mouth as part of the Hob Nob biscuit review. Maybe I picked the wrong random episode to start listening, but that's always a risk.

It seems simple enough. All that happens is that two rather odd men go into extremely detailed reviews of biscuits (aka cookies). Along the way, they discuss life, politics, identity, class, and what it means to live in the "Post-Hope Generation." Very funny, and interesting.

I've never really liked British people until I started listening to this podcast. These two hilarious guys are the best. I really hope they review Milanos from Pepperidge Farms!

Well you can't be. That's why they give us anti-depressants... BUT THIS SHURE WILL GET YOU THE CLOSEST YOUVE EVER GOTTEN TO BEING HAPPy!

Love the costumes guys! Nixon, Ha! Classic.

I read the description for this show, and thought, that's going to be a disaster. Better take a pass on that one. But I decided to give it a shot because I LOVE LOVE LOVE Marscorp. And I was pleasantly surprised! It's very funny and charming, and I am eagerly awaiting the next episodes so I can be schooled in the fine art of biscuits.

Or at least how I imagine Marmite crisps would be, having never had them. Oddly addictive, hysterically entertaining, and something that must be experienced to truly appreciate. Well, all right. I don't imagine Marmite crisps would be hysterically entertaining.

started listening to ep. 1 in the library and got up to get some oreos, and the vending machine was out. disappointed, but the quality and conversation in the podcast brought me back to contentment. thanks for another amazing podcast!

great show very entertaining and funny

Of course, as a fan of The Bunker and MarsCorp, I didn't know what to expect from David and David when I heard of this podcast. It is actually, quite hysterical. It's goofy and childish, in the best way. I never thought a "biscuit" review could be that interesting, but it's brilliant in its subtle comedy. It seems to take the best parts of the Bunker, between the interactions amongst the guys, and the genius behind MarsCorp, all to revolve around cookies. I mean where can you go wrong.

I went into this show knowing nothing about "biscuits" but now I've learned a lot! Might rightly prefer if the hosts referred to them as "cookies" but otherwise, top notch show!