This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke present your ultimate guide to surviving the summer holidays. Although, based on their combined travel record, you may be safer staying at home.

From school holiday price hikes and reclining airline seats to clapping when the plane lands and people who treat a week in Tenerife like a networking event, nothing escapes scrutiny.

Along the way, Anton relives childhood road trips across Europe, while Craig shares a frankly alarming collection of travel disasters involving muggings, burnt-down hotels, strip searches, and a Nile cruise that ended with salmonella.

Plus, the boys debate whether holiday friendships should stay by the pool, reveal their most unpopular travel opinions, and decide once and for all whether anyone should ever remove their socks on a flight.

The destination may vary, but the judgement is always all-inclusive.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo Ige
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke zip themselves into the wonderfully divisive world of fashion. From leopard print and shell suits to Crocs, double denim and plunging necklines, nothing in the wardrobe is safe from scrutiny.

Expect strong opinions on animal prints, nostalgic trips through the fashion disasters of the 70s and 80s, and a heated debate over whether anyone should be allowed to accessorise their footwear. Plus, Craig relives the traumatic tale of being stranded at a motorway service station in a leopard-print lurex top, while Anton reveals the fashion trends he'd happily bring back from the dead.

And later, the boys weigh in on a listener who secretly sold a birthday gift and is now facing the consequences. Fashion fades, but pettiness is forever.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo Ige
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

In this episode, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke are turning their attention to families. The people who know you best and annoy you most. From favourite children and forgotten middle siblings to weird uncles, Christmas escape plans and the minefield of family WhatsApp groups, nothing is off limits.

The boys share stories from their very different childhoods in Australia and Kent, debate whether it's ever acceptable to tell someone else's children off, and tackle the age-old question: should you still be living with your parents after thirty? Plus, Craig reveals his competitive Solitaire obsession, Anton reminisces about growing up before iPads existed, and together they dish out some brutally honest advice on family dramas, accidental exclusions and treating your mum to a day she'll never forget.

Blood may be thicker than water, but when it comes to Judgemental, nobody gets a free pass.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo Ige
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke get their claws out as they sink their teeth into the wonderfully divisive world of pets. From dogs in beds and cats on leads to pet birthday parties, furry fashion and owners who treat their pets like their actual offspring, the boys are barking up all the wrong trees and loving every minute of it.

Expect catty remarks on pet parents, growling disapproval of face-licking, plenty of yapping about social media pet stars, and a few paws for thought on whether dogs should ever be allowed on the furniture.

Plus, Anton reveals the tail behind his unusually named dachshund, Craig shares some hair-raising anecdotes involving fish, cats and other household creatures, and a listener's fishy confession leaves the judges sniffing out the truth.

There'll be plenty to paws and reflect on, but one thing's for certain: while pets may be man's best friend, on Judgemental they're firmly in the doghouse. No ifs, no mutts, no maybes.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Managers - Tom Shaw & Ayo Ige
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke are diving headfirst into the weird and wonderful world of health and wellness. From ice baths at dawn and vampire facials to biohacking, sound baths and wellness retreats that feel suspicious.

Expect fierce opinions on gym classes, terrible workout playlists, group exercise, wellness trends nobody can properly explain, and whether holding your tongue to the roof of your mouth can really transform your life.

Plus, a listener finds themselves gifted an "experimental" spa retreat involving herbal smoke, emotional release sessions and enough gong-based enlightenment to test any relationship. Is it a thoughtful present or a fast track to discovering far too much about your partner?

As always, there are golden envelopes, quickfire judgements, questionable advice and absolutely no shortage of opinions. Wellness may promise inner peace, but Judgemental certainly doesn't.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Manager - Tom Shaw
Camera Operators - Garry Brown & Alex Thompson
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Assistant - Jessie Miah
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

In this week's episode, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke head into the kitchen and discover that food might just be the most divisive subject of all. From the correct way to cook eggs to whether crisps belong in sandwiches, the boys are serving up strong opinions with a generous side of pettiness.

Expect fierce debates about takeaway pizza, death row meals, powdered hotel scrambled eggs, pineapple on pizza, cream in carbonara, bottomless brunches and whether poached eggs should ever be attempted at home.

Plus, Craig reveals his guilty foodie pleasures, Anton admits to being deeply suspicious of prawns, and the pair weigh in on a listener's culinary confession involving a vegan friend and a very questionable decision.

Whether you're a fine dining fanatic or happiest with fish and chips on the beach, one thing is certain: when it comes to food, everyone thinks they're right. And Craig and Anton are no exception.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Manager - Tom Shaw
Camera Operator - Stuart Dye
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Assistant - Jessie Miah
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

This week Craig and Anton step into the boardroom to rule on workplace chaos, from thermostat turf wars to never-ending email chains, voicemail dread, and that lethal line: “per my last email.” They have opinions. Very strong ones.

A listener sparks a full-blown identity crisis when their boss has called them the wrong name for months. Do you correct it… or just accept your fate? The boys are fired up.

Also under review: after-work drinks, Christmas parties, WFH etiquette, desk fans, office blankets, and the slow, painful death of the phone call.

Plus, Anton’s bizarre garden discovery, Craig’s secret past working under an alias, and a brutal verdict on whether surprising a mate at their first stand-up gig is supportive or sabotage.

Standards are high. HR is watching.

Producer - Connor Gani
Camera Operators - Garry Brown & Taylor Caddick
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave

In this episode, Craig Revel Horwood and Anton Du Beke turn their attention to the baffling world of modern dating. From first-date bowling dilemmas to the etiquette of buying gifts too soon, the boys are serving up strong opinions on romance, red flags and relationship rules.

Expect fierce debates on splitting the bill, ghosting, dating apps, open relationships, age gaps, kissing on the first date and whether honesty really is the best policy when you know within ten minutes that a date is going nowhere.

Plus, house renovations, the kick off of the World Cup and Anton's previous life as a painter decorator.

Love might be complicated, but Judgemental keeps things wonderfully simple.

Producer - Connor Gani
Audiovisual Technical Manager - Tom Shaw
Camera Operator - Stuart Dye
Social Media Lead - Yasmin Coonjah
Social Media Producer - Demi Brockway
Production Assistant - Emily Spungin
Production Assistant - Jessie Miah
Production Manager - Sarah Nicholls
Executive Producer - Laurence Bassett
Head of Production - Cat Moran
Chief Creative Officer - Lucie Cave