Spoff. Giving ‘hand pleasure’ to the homeless. Vulgar language. Homoerotic undertones. If this is what you call entertainment then this podcast could be for you. Oh and rubbish one joke “characters”… I really don’t know how they’ve been going for 263 episodes! Also the little one looks like a hobbit and probably smells like wee…

These two are absolutely hilarious, from treasure hunts to cheap goods to general BSing, love the humor and stupidity.

I’m upset I didn’t find this sooner because it perfectly encapsulates all my weird niche special interests. The only thing that would make this better is more pop talk! The only complaint I have is that Eli didn’t know who Eddie Vedder is :(.

Ok it’s not for everyone. It’s filthy and the lore is getting pretty deep so you should consider starting at the beginning though it took a while to hit its stride and get genuinely good.

My absolute favorite podcast ever. Eli, Paul and friends are always hilarious

CheapShow is always a tough sell, so I'll try my best: a podcast that indulges itself in nostalgia and an appreciation for the weird and wonderful, hosted by two men who have an acerbic relationship. The jokes often don't land, the music is often incredible, and overall, a strange, mucky sense of love emerges. Listen if you like weird and wonderful things.

As a citizen of a Rebellious colony I have a hard time getting References to 1980s British television Eli is clearly the top in their relationship Paul seems like he’s had too much coffee every episode and sings horribly And the guest host seem like they are being blackmailed into Appearing on this show My favorite episodes are the field trips were the two Wonder around confused and Eli Inevitably makes Paul buy him something And Paul Encounters people who smell bad There is way to many characters and bad voices with the Foulest language I’ve heard slang word that are Specific to Brittain and that I don’t understand and I still don’t know what they are talking about and I’ve listened to every episode All in all it’s the most Horrible podcast ever And I love it 😸

Love you Paul and Eli!

I play with my little winkie every time I listen.

Paul told me to review this podcast. But seriously this is a great podcast! Absolutely uproariously hilarious. Lewd, crass, uncalled-for, but exactly what I need in my life. Keep up the great work, gents!

Thanks for all the laughs my dudes

If you need a pick-me-up and you like some cheap, filthy, noodley entertainment then this is the podcast for you! Honestly they make so many of my bad days better. A word of warning though: you may want to listen in the shower as the possibility of peeing yourself from intense laughter is very likely. 🍜

If your childhood was spent listening to your parents’ protracted divorce.

The show gives everything I need- anger, a weird niche that is easy enough to get into, shouting, noodles, and a “format” that is still loose enough that it flows like natural conversation. The challenging nature of Eli and Paul’s relationship as podcast hosts is the perfect balance and their chemistry is fantastic. I can’t wait to listen to the next episode of the cheapshow.

I don’t listen to too many podcasts, however I always find myself listening and re-listening to episodes this podcast. I will never tire of this cheap, rude, BEAUTIFUL podcast. Paul & Eli are brilliant hosts and have a chemistry that very few other hosts are able to posses. Would recommend wholeheartedly to anyone with even a semi-decent sense of humor.

This podcast is so underrated. How it isn't the top podcast in itunes is beyond me. I just... i can't even

I could listen to these guys all day!

Love this podcast, happy I stumbled across this from Barshens. My favorite podcast by far.

Genuinely funny chatter, loads of weird and wonderful British references and plenty of wank gags. Love it.

It's a strange little show but works. Eli and Paul have an amazing chemistry. The show can sometimes be dark and a bit rude but always a laugh.

Little nod to the podcast there ;). Great show if you are a fan of rubbish and tat

Eli Silverman and Paul Gannon provide a tactlessly hilarious combination of dry Brittish wit that is seamlessly mixed with crude American shock-jock-like humor (or "humour" depending on whom you ask), as they go off on wild tangents and breate oneanother under the thin veil of a "value show" motif.