Brian Cox and Robin Ince sniff and paw their way through the evidence to put to rest the age-old debate of whether cats are better than dogs. They’re joined by TV dragon and dog devotee Deborah Meaden, comedian and cat compadre David Baddiel, evolutionary scientist Ben Garrod and veterinarian Jess French. They learn how the domestication of our four-legged companions by humans has had a profound impact on their physiology, temperament and methods of communication. They debate which species is the most intelligent and skilled and try to lay to rest the most important question of all – which one really loves you? Producer: Melanie Brown Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem
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Hello, I'm Brian Cox.
I'm Robin Ince.
And this is the infinite monkey kennel or basket, or possibly infinite monkey cardboard box.
Because today we are pitting two of the nation's favorite pets together in the biggest battle between species ever broadcast on radio four on Saturday night.
Or the repeat on Wednesday.
Or the repeat on Wednesday afternoon, which might also be on Mondays, actually, as well.
Yeah, you might be listening on BBC Sound as well.
Or wherever you get your podcast.
Oh, wherever.
This is the problem with doing big Saturday night world of sport.