The Ricky Gervais Show

Karl Pilkington ponders which part of his body he would be most content to part with. He, Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais then debate whether a well‑known saying is actually useful, examining its relevance in everyday situations and how it might apply to personal choices.

Cobblers is a television programme presented as a single episode. It brings together a small group of familiar voices for a light‑hearted discussion, using the format of a typical talk‑show segment. The episode’s focus is on everyday curiosities, explored through the perspectives of its three participants. In this instalment, Karl Pilkington muses on a rather unusual question: which part of his body he would feel most content losing. He weighs the practical and emotional implications of various options, offering his characteristic blend of humour and blunt honesty. The conversation stays centred on his personal preferences and the whimsical nature of the idea. Alongside Karl, Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais join the dialogue to examine the value of a well‑known proverb. The trio debates whether the saying holds any real merit, sharing anecdotes and counter‑examples that illustrate its limits. Their exchange is marked by quick wit and a willingness to challenge the adage’s relevance in everyday life. The episode therefore intertwines Karl’s hypothetical loss scenario with the trio’s scrutiny of the proverb, creating a seamless flow of banter. By juxtaposing these topics, the programme showcases the chemistry between the three speakers while keeping the discussion grounded in relatable, everyday musings.