Amazon Prime's brand new adaptation of the popular Dark Horse comic, The Boys, looks at what happens in a world where superheroes go rogue and abuse their powers. The gang review Season One, and discuss what they'd like to see next from The Boys.

The team talk comedy and late night TV on TV as they review Late Night, starring Emma Thompson and Mindy Kaling, and throw in a few of their favourites: 30 Rock, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, and more.

Exactly how fast and furious is the Fast & Furious franchise spin-off, Hobbs & Shaw, which sees Dwayne Johnson's Luke Hobbs teaming up with Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw? Of course, the team couldn't resist taking a ride down memory lane and trying to piece together the franchise's most bewildering moments.

The team look at their favourite moments from the MCU in this instalment of Watch Now, brought to you by Astro.

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BFM's Fab Four talk about The Fab Five's return in Netflix's latest season of Queer Eye, and ask the questions: How much Queer Eye is too much? Are we getting new seasons too soon?

The team finally get to see Rocket Man himself, Sir Elton John, on the big screen, and talk about how the musical biopic does in telling his story. They also play Pitch Your Biopic! and give a few shout outs to some artists they would love to see in cinemas.

The AV bandits are joined again by Arvindh Yuvaraj to figure out what actually went down in thriller and psychological horror, Ma, starring Octavia Spencer. They also look at some actors who have broken the mold and played against their type, and look back at the career of legendary actor Rutger Hauer.

In honour of the trailer for Cats (2019) dropping last week, the gang take the opportunity to talk about their favourite musicals, and what about them exactly makes us all want to sing in the rain.

The team can't quite figure out what to make of Netflix's mockumentary short film, Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein, starring Stranger Things' David Harbour.

It's time for San Diego Comic Con again, and the gang are joined by Arvindh Yuvaraj to discuss a few trailers that caught their eye this week, and what we can look forward to from from Hall H. Check out the trailers we discussed:

Top Gun: Maverick

Cats

Westworld: Season 3

Star Trek: Picard