The guys have a dinosaur themed show this week, and C-Farm finally joins in. We also find out how Morning Glory Manner is coming along...

The lads have a duck themed show and finally get "Razzle Kicks" on the show. . .

Adam and Jack try to celebrate St. David's day, but have no idea what it's about. The guys find that a whole lot of strange news has been going on . . .

Adam and Jack have a shorter show this week due to elections coverage on D:One. Don't fret though, they still have plenty of time to leave their mark. Fresh from the meeting that could have ended it all, will they calm down now they have been told off? . . . Nah.

Adam and Jack Have a friendship/ beaver themed show as Sam comes in to guest. The gang further their rivalry with the "other" Morning Glory and get a not so surprising phone call from C-Farm when a request goes wrong. . . Will this be the end for Morning Glory?

We are the radio show D:One Deserves, but not the one it needs right now. Jack has lined up a guest for the show, David from the "People and Planet" society. When Adam asked what the society did, Jack simply replied "save the world". Cue a superhero themed show with an under-enthusiastic guest, and a new rival show makes an appearance.

Avast ye scurvy listeners! This be the dreaded pirate show! Adam and Jack go all pirate on us as they prepare for a pirate themed night out. The UDSU's Dom Anderson pops in for a chat about his birthday, onesies, and his plans for life after uni . . .

Jack is late again so Sam takes over as co-presenter for the first few links. Special guest Helen 'Helium' Jones comes on to talk about pole dancing, has a surprising result in Star Wars Vs Indian Food, and makes Adam an offer he can't refuse. . .

Dan pops in for a chat with Adam and Jack, upon Adam's retelling of Dan's poor attempt to create a feature, Jack attempts to create on of his own. Thus "Slap Dan" is born.

It's the morning after the Super Bowl, and Adam is tired as he stayed up to watch it. . . Well. . . Some of it. Jack knows nothing about the Super Bowl and Adam attempts to fill him in on this year's game. In the spirit of being Super, Jack tries to promote his film society's upcoming Superhero night, and performs a special Superbowl rap. The show also features a live studio audience. . .