Flashing back to 1986, the boys grieve for the loss of Optimus Prime and their childhood innocence. Overwhelmed with grief, the episode gradually turns to a complete blubbering mess of a discussion on what pop-culture moments make them cry. Bonus Feature:

This week the dudes struggle with their recent trip to the cinema to watch the romantic comedy Enough Said. It was good, but featured no lead-in scene to Guardians of the Galaxy. Also, JT is getting pretty deep into Breaking Bad.

Picking up where their trolling cliffhanger left off, the Level 30 Thunder Gods strike down the suspense to create a tight ending to their epic two-part review of Thor: The Dark World. Warning: Your vacuum cleaner could be watching you.

The Level 30 Gods of Thunder celebrate reaching the double digit episode milestone with the first of a two-part episode ripping through Thor’s latest cinematic outing like a bolt of lightning from the mighty Mjölnir itself.

The meal: A flavoursome gadget chat with undertones of infidelity and heavy petting is served alongside a cassoulet of ruined lives before the course segues into Segways. To follow, a dessert of Microsoft love and a hate-machine pressed troll, all wrapped

Why do they cancel all good cartoons after season 2? Why did Kevin Rudd kill Batman? Why must news.com.au spoil comic books? Why didn’t they throw a bigger air-conditioner at Michael Bay? What if Wolverine died? Find out the answer to one of these quest

Stefan loves LOST and won’t shut up about it. JT finally starts watching Breaking Bad. Harry Townsend reviews the show in iTunes and is the best.

Setting out to tear down the self righteous ownership personality traits displayed by many geeks in relation to their favourite pop culture properties, the boys then bathe in their own hypocrisy when the subject turns to "their" Star Wars.

JT’s highly-organised television viewing roster scheme comes under Stefan’s scrutiny before the guys turn their attention to Marvel’s Agents of Shield: Will it be an awesome live action Gotham Central or the next Birds of Prey? Also: other shows!

This week the dudes nominally talk about geeks coming out on top of pop culture, but really ramble on about growing up inside, technology, how weird podcasting is and a mutual hatred of electronic whiteboards.