Vicky and James discuss yuletide, scumbags, maggots, faggots and peas, whilst also musing over the song writing ability of George Michael and Quality Street versus Roses chocolate.A special long arse

Starting with wigs and ending with foxes, we discuss the first of the Back to the Future Trilogy, 'Space Man from Pluto'. How did Marty and Doc become friends? Do we care? Is it really so unlikely that George and Lorraine do not recognise their son as 'C.

Starting with a lot of food talk, Vicky and James go on and on about all things spooky, ooky and Halloween-y. Attempting to answer such deep questions like "is a Halloween movie one set at Halloween or any scary movie?" and the use of "fancy dress party".

Vicky quizzes James about being a man in 2020. So bear in mind this is just one woman and one man's views. Email us at vickygoesonandon@gmail.com if you would like to argue the toss. Or if you're Paul Rudd.

Vicky goes on and on about the Coronavirus (Part 2). A bumper episode where we catch up with what's going on with lockdown, rules, how we're coping and what on Earth is going on. 2020. What a year.

Vicky and James ramble through a host of the crazier conspiracy theories and do a lot of singing. Includes wondering about whether Billy of the bookcase is a victim of sex trafficking, and pondering whether it matters if the earth is flat. Correction: I..

Vicky's all consuming thoughts about the Dolly Parton song 'Jolene' reach fever pitch in this exploration about who she is, what's the deal with Dolly's marriage, feminism, and much more. Includes James's breathtaking knowledge of Dolly Parton. Who knew .

Vicky goes on and on about nostalgia. A look at the past with an eye on the future. Was music and TV better when we were children? Is the singularity coming? Can it hurry up?

Vicky goes on and on about etiquette.  Warning: for an episode about etiquette this has a substantial amount of swearing.  Fact check: the name Featherstonhaugh is pronounced 'Fanshawe'.  Includes guidance on how to behave in cinemas and our love for Mrs.

Vicky goes on and on about pubs, how much she misses them during lockdown and wanting a lock-in. With a diversion about Christmas and James' ideal pub companions (with extra Rik Mayall love) and shout outs to The Lucas Arms in Kings Cross, The Three Daws.