NRL head of football Graham Annesley joins Andrew Moore to break down the controversial disruptor rule plus could Melbourne Storm seriously miss the finals and why are teams performing so well without their stars?

Luke Lewis drops by the studio to discuss the vibe from Perth ahead of the Bears 2027 inclusion, what is wrong at the Dragons and his reaction to the disruptor drama.

The NRL's weekend in Perth produced a cracker with the Raiders hanging on against a late South Sydney fightback to win. Canberra Hooker Tom Starling told Andrew Moore and the team that when the game shifts away from you it's hard to stop. Plus you can catch Six Again where Luke Lewis reckoned that Melbourne Storm would miss the finals and Michael Carayannis discussed the challenges facing the Perth Bears. The First Thought is on "Next Big Thing" players while you can get to know Jada Taylor and Denis Carnahan celebrates the celebrations of the Bulldogs with his song of the week.

Another round, another loss for St George Illawarra. Some were encourage by their performance in the defeat by Manly - but not Luke Lewis. He thought talk of an improved effort was a cop out. Plus Mal Meninga joined the team in the box at Perth Stadium to explain how the Perth Bears are set for next season. It was only a quick MC's Hammertime but Michael Carayannis packed it with big news. Plus ABC Perth Drivetime presenter (and Dragons tragic) Oliver Peterson popped into the box to explain how he thinks the Bears will be received when they join the competition. 

Andrew Moore, Matt Elliott and Ruan Sims chat to Brisbane Broncos coach Michael Maguire as Brisbane prepare to blood some new players after injuries to some of their playmakers.

Michael Carayannis also joins the team for the Thursday night edition of "MC's Hammertime" covering the injuries in the competition, the Dragons and what went wrong between Connor Watson and the Roosters.

00:16 - Michael Maguire

10:04 - MC's Hammertime

North Queensland's Jaxon Purdue continues to impress on and off the field. He scored a double as the Cowboys smashed the Dragons BUT reckoned their win was all based on hard work in defence. Plus you can also hear Luke Lewis and John Gibbs run through the big topics of the week in Six Again. On top of that you can get to know Bulldogs prop Max King and hear Denis Carnahan's Song of the Week - The Seibold Shuffle.

Another week, another big Penrith win. Will they go through the season unbeaten? The Panthers superb young centre chatted with Andrew Moore, Luke Lewis and Michael Carayannis and told them Nathan Cleary has taken control of the team and is driving them around better than ever. Plus you can catch South Sydney's gun backrower Tallis Duncan after he helped his side to a Good Friday win over the Bulldogs, hear Dene Halatau relive his career debuts and join Luke Lewis in going back to the 2016 NRL Grand Final.

Brett Spriggy and Billy Moore chat to Cronulla Sharks head coach Craig Fitzgibbon.

Michael Carayannis joined Brett and Billy for his "Hammertime" segment discussing who will be the full time coach at Manly next season.

Karina Brown also spoke to Reuben Garrick post match after demolishing the Dolphins.

00:18 - Craig Fitzgibbon

13:08 - MC's Hammertime

19:06 - Reuben Garrick

Manly legend John Gibbs joined Andrew Moore in the studio on NRL Monday to break down the sacking of Anthony Seibold at the ‘unstable’ Sea Eagles. 

Cronulla prop Toby Rudolf (Tobias Eric Rudolf) chats about the Sharks’ victory over Canberra, the team’s motivation for the season and his reason for dumping Luke Lewis as his manager.

Plus Moorey and Gibbsy continue to be baffled by what constitutes a hip drop.

Andrew Moore, John Gibbs, Alan Tongue and Luke Lewis are in the chair on the final day of Round 4 in the NRL, with the last matches of the weekend still to come. The team reviews the big talking points from across the round and what to watch for in the remaining games.

Penrith Panthers prop Lindsay Smith joins the show following their dominant win over the Parramatta Eels, while North Queensland Cowboys fullback Scott Drinkwater chats after the Cowboys’ upset victory over the Melbourne Storm. Newcastle Knights winger Dom Young also stops by after scoring a hat-trick on Saturday.

Plus, Canberra Raiders CEO Don Furner discusses the state of Canberra Stadium, and former Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks premiership winner Ben Barba reflects on the club’s historic 2016 title.

All the regular segments return, including Six Again, First Thought, Getting to Know You and Denis Carnahan’s Song of the Week.

00:19 - Six Again

6:21 - First Thought

9:38 - Lindsay Smith

18:12- Scott Drinkwater

29:14 - Dom Young

38:14 - Don Furner

47:45 - GTKY Lachie Coote

57:45- Ben Barba

1:12:54 - Denis' Song of the Week

Andrew Moore, Michael Carayannis and Luke Lewis discuss the major talking point of the weekend after the Manly Sea Eagles sacked coach Anthony Seibold just four rounds into the season. CEO Jason King joins the show to address the decision and what comes next for the club.

Plus, Brisbane Broncos prop Corey Jensen joins the program after celebrating his 150th NRL game, reflecting on the milestone and the Broncos’ season so far.

And of course, MC’s Hammertime returns with all the latest talking points from around the game.

00:19 - Manly Chat

7:17 - Jason King

19:58 - MC's Hammertime

24:32- Corey Jensen