Ridiculousness

Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood explore a series of rejected reclines in the segment titled “Lying Downers” in their typical style. They then exchange witty banter with sharp‑tongued elderly women in “Gramma Burns”, before reacting with discomfort to skydivers in “Sketchy ‘Chuting’”.

The show is a short programme episode that follows three presenters – Rob, Steelo and Lolo Wood – as they move from one quirky segment to the next. It’s billed as a light‑hearted, sketch‑style broadcast that strings together a series of loosely connected bits. In the first instalment, the trio investigates a collection of “declined reclines” featured in a segment called “lying downers”. Their curiosity leads them to examine these oddly positioned seats, commenting on the oddity of their slumped angles. The next piece, titled “gramma burns”, finds the hosts exchanging witty banter with a group of sharp‑tongued elderly women, whose silver‑tongued remarks keep the atmosphere lively. Finally, the episode closes with “sketchy ‘chuting’”, where the presenters watch skydivers and react with a mixture of amazement and a hint of discomfort. The “lying downers” segment is presented as a casual inspection, with the three presenters leaning into the absurdity of furniture that seems to have given up on comfort. Their commentary stays playful, noting how the reclines appear to have “declined” in both posture and purpose. In “gramma burns”, the interaction with the elderly ladies is marked by quick‑witted exchanges, each host trying to match the women’s seasoned sarcasm. The closing “sketchy ‘chuting’” portion sees the trio’s faces tighten as they observe the daring skydivers, offering a brief, uneasy glimpse into the thrill of free‑fall without venturing beyond the on‑screen reaction.