We're having a little bit of a TED Talk this week (get it?) with a look at the Ted film series along with the recent TV show as well as a look at Seth MacFarlane's career as a whole.

We're looking at comedy adjacent work this week with a retrospective look at the directorial efforts of Lord & Miller as well as briefly touching on other projects in their catalogue. 

Slightly later than usual but before the actual ceremony as the show embarks on the annual Oscars special with a look at the Best Picture nominees and the general Oscars race this year.

We're back to look at Pixar again with the release of Hoppers looming ahead, we're looking back at the 2009 favourite, Up. 

Another big franchise retrospective this week for the show as we look back through the history of the Scream franchise with talks on the slasher genre, the mess that appears to be the upcoming Scream 7 and Matthew Lillard (obviously).

The show is here with a new Valentine's special with myself and my guest choosing two films to cover for this week's episode to celebrate Valentine's.

Going for a look at a film adaptation of a book with Wuthering Heights we well as looking at the upcoming adaptation and the controversies surrounding it.

The first of presumably many directorial filmography retrospectives this year with a look back at the 40+ year career of Sam Raimi. 

Instead of tying into a new release, we're just talking about a film because we can. It's also a long time coming as we're finally properly talking about a Matt Damon film with Good Will Hunting as well as talking about Boston accents and love (aw).

We're here for the first episode of 2026 with the continuation of our Review of the Year for 2025.