Inspired by his own kids' classic video gaming battles - and their trash talking (eg 'You're going down, pom pom') the latest of the music videos made specially for the Sky Atlantic TV show 'Adam Buxton's BUG' to go online is Dougal Wilson's marvellous, hilarious vid for Party Pom Pom. It's another ridiculously catchy composition from Dr Buckles - this one a favourite from the Adam & Joe Song Wars songbook, from their BBC 6Music radio show - now given a boombastic ragga remix. And it provides the foundation for Dougal's hugely entertaining interpretation. It's demented, but as every parent kno, its also completely accurate. And you can also watch the Behind the Scenes video. You're going down, pom pom. http://www.youtube.com/watchv=3JMXVXnefBU

As featured in Adam Buxton's BUG, episode 1 (09-07-12) on Sky Atlantic, it's Garth Jennings and Adam Buxton's version of the insane and unhinged version of Eddie Cochran's Summertime Blues by Japanese punk kings Guitar Wolf (who Adam met once on a trip to Japan, and now describes them as a combination of Rammstein and The Muppets). Adam waltzes through several real explosions, small and large in his fetching stripey swimsuit, and among other things, barging his own father out the way as he marches to the front of the queue for some Summertime Booze. And believe it or not, this was shot in England, in March, when it was hot - on the beach at West Wittering in Sussex. Of course this is the best thing made for telly this year - together with the other videos made especially for the TV version of BUG. David Wilson's video for The Sushi Song shown in the second episode is also now online. Videos by Dougal Wilson, Cyriak Harris, L'Ogre and The Layzell Brothers will appear in forthcoming episodes of Adam Buxton's BUG on Sky Atlantic. And you can find Adam and Garth talking in entertaining fashion about the Summertime Blues video in the Making Of video here. http://youtu.be/lLTJAZu70zo

It's already a bit of a classic. 1.3 million hits in less than three weeks. The successful download has financed an iTunes release - which is out today. And believe it or not, Swede Mason is a plasterer who created the brilliant Masterchef Synesthesia in his downtime. At least that's what he said at BUG 26 last Friday, where he came to watch his masterwork kill an audience of 420. Even if he is a plasterer, not sure he will be for much longer... http://www.youtube.com/watchv=IfeyUGZt8nk