Anton and Ivan go to Torremolinos. Underwood wants a late night snack, but David isn't so keen, since the snack in question is Cynthia.

It's Eighties Night at La Reina de Corazones. Underwood is keen to try contemporary dancing, but Keith isn't happy to see him trying it with Michelle.

Episode 25: In which Underwood and Flinch dispose of a body, David learns more about vampires, Lydia's outfit is hard to place, Keith and Billy Boy squabble over pop, and Michelle experiences a strange attraction.  

Episode 24 begins where Episode 24 left off, with Underwood and Michelle's innocent conversation causing all kinds of strange anxieties to ripple through La Reina de Corazones.

Underwood and the Flinches go to La Reina de Corazones.

Part Two of Underwood and Flinch begins. Sergei, Anton and Ivan have some catching up to do, David has to come to terms with his new role in life, and Underwood learns some hard truths about the modern world.

Mike Bennett reads From Beyond by HP Lovecraft, invites listeners to phone in, plays music from The Dandy Warhols and Lene Lovich, and pays a visit to his (pitifully stocked) fridge.

Mike reads Gabriel-Ernest by Saki, plays music from A Band Called Quinn, reads an original poem of his own, and explores the contents of his fridge.  

A Lovecraftian Sometimes as Mike Bennett reads Dagon by H.P. Lovecraft. There's also a poem of Mike's called, Seeking the Unwanted. Music comes from Fruitcake Superbeing and A Band Called Quinn.

Sometimes: January 2010. An occasional podcast from Mike Bennett. This month Mike reads Mark Twain's, The Cannibalism in The Cars, and plays music from The Revellions.