In this special holiday... special, we investigate the forgotten Clarence Boddicker prequel TV pilot for a show called, That 70's Show.

It's Bye Bye Bobby, or Bobby goes Boom (you pick your poison), as Clarence does Dick's dirty work before moving onto his own business dealings. Meanwhile in another universe we've got 90 seconds of "I Can't Believe It's Not Bill O'Reilly!"

Morton's party, and life, comes crashing down around as we find that cop murderer Clarence Boddicker is working with... Dick Jones! Meanwhile Gail Simone's arch-nemesis, wanted felon Thomas King, decides it's a perfect day to be in front of every EVERY COP IN THE CITY!!!

Morton's living the literal high life, but will an unexpected visitor bring him crashing down or is it just the champagne arriving. Meanwhile Roboflag is feeling fine Doctor Norton.

Whilst the bass is thumping in this hellish nightclub, the loudest beat comes from our suspect Leon as his foot collides with the law. In another universe the dopamine levels are getting so low our hosts are trying to talk about anything else than what's in this minutes.

Robocop's trip down memory lane comes to an abrupt end as Murphy's wife has a confession that might change his after life. Meanwhile Omnicorp attempts the dumbest possible thing right at the start of their press conference.

Robocop continues his exploration of his former house and his former life, but are his memories finally returning or is there a supernatural twist involving demons and coffee cups? Meanwhile Roboflag tries to improve on the original by adding more press conferences... you be the judge if that worked or not.

Robocop find out Murphy's fate as he starts to explore his past life, and what possibly is left of it. Meanwhile Roboflag goes ghetto, which might be a better title for this movie if we're being honest.

In a rare moment of synchronicity we find the Robocops returning to the place the called home, but where one is about tragedy and loss the other is just... tragic.

After curb stomped a crook, Robocop carries onto a cavern of cable to be confronted by a clerk called Cecil. Meanwhile Sellers shows his true colours, and it's mostly shades of green on rag paper.