A love letter to Chad Kroeger and the old school Rock N Roll pantheon, featuring a legendary curmudgeon diagnostician - and some of the bureaus most hardened agents facing their greatest challenge of all.

We take first to the shores of political intrigue, where Captain Birdseye does his best to avoid cutlassing the press, and then to that oh so famous garden - for a Princess Diaries / Mrs Doubtfire / Superheroes of Soil cross-over extravaganza.

The theme of Masking The Scent of Success takes us first to the plague-ridden streets of Venice to meet with wisdom eternal, and then to a cryptic late night encounter at a truck stop - where the mists of scandal lie heavy upon the air.

On the theme of Vuvuzela, listen in to the beguiling banter of every bohemian's favourite vampire couple in 'Immortal and Horny', and then insanity ensues like never before in 'Turgid Kirks In Space - Or - When Alone In A Distant Galaxy, One Can't Be Too Picard'.

Thespianage Au Trois is the theme for this episode - which features an exclusive behind the scenes look at high ranking British Intelligence officers that one could liken only to Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and an eventful network meeting with one of Nickelodeon's biggest stars, Nigel Thornberry.

Inspector Lestrade is called in to break up another one of Swamp Thing's lascivious greenhouse parties, and the Saiyans tackle the mighty Yggdrasil tree of Norse mythology in epic verse.

An thirteenth talisman is uncovered much to Uncle's dismay in 'A Merry Jackie Christmas', and the US department of Justice hears a presentation from a top consultant, Saruman the Wise - entitled simply 'Saruman's Balls'.

Clive Carbuncle brings us to The Poetry Shed for an exclusive interview with the author of 'I Should Have Stayed In Bed', Droopy The Dog - and Barry Lyndon is lovingly (but rather unimaginatively) reimagined by the literary connoisseurs of modernity - The Muppets.