We returned from an 11-month break for a wine-fuelled in-person recording of our lowly anticipated Year in Review episode.From epic highs to disastrous lows, 2023 was a challenging year for compulsive

James annoys people by walking past them, and Dan falls into a mobile game spending trap. Only content can save us.Babylon and 1923 offer entertainment from the roaring twenties - but James doesn't give roaring reviews. Dan finds Search Party and gets o

We're back! After an extended, unprecedented and uncommunicated break, we return to your ear holes to bring you the low down on what early 2023 has to offer. As is customary, we offer a wide range of

From epic highs to disastrous lows, 2022 was a challenging year for compulsive consumers of media content.In this special episode, we reveal our favourite TV and film of the year and look back in anger at our biggest disappointments.With shocking and ob

The festive period is upon us so we thought we'd gift you a bonus episode minus the usual review trimmings. Instead we discuss Christmas traditions, play some non Christmas related film games and wrap

Put on the heating, grab a hot chocolate and slip on your comfiest slippers, its time to settle down for your favourite entertainment podcast. As Britain braces itself for the big freeze, we highlight

Dan gets a new TV, James gets a new coat, both consume newly approved content.James hopes for magic with Disenchanted, and enjoys Emily Blunt in The English. Dan supports disgraced man James Corden by watching Mammals, and returns to paradise for season

This week we spend a significant amount of time discussing mobile game Marvel Snap, impulse haircuts, and just how long it takes to get treated in children's A&E. Then, we realised we are a film and T

All Hallows' Eve brings sinister forces to the podcast. Can this week's content save the hosts from doom?Dan reviews horror hit Smile and not-so-true crime story The Watcher. James reviews German historical drama The Empress, Apple TV's Bad Sisters, and

As the British pound plummets, we take comfort in the comparatively encouraging rise of streaming content available. Sticking with the theme of economic uncertainty James reviews the HBO and BBC colla