We're finally up to date. Welcome to F.U.C.K.S 25.

So, we start off with an announcement: our next F.U.C.K.S episode will be recorded while live-streaming on Twitch.

In another announcement, Blaze is now an Uncle, while Henno celebrated the wedding of a close family friend. We get into a Spider-Man and Superman discussion, Agatha All Along comes up again, we ponder if Andrew Garfield would make a good Remus Lupin, and we give our love to the Marvel Netflix / Defenders series.

So close to being caught up... welcome to F.U.C.K.S 24

After the usual life updates, we jump right into it with a non-spoilery review of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, we go over the Sony Villain-verse and some more Spider-Man stuff, we pay our respects to the legendary Maggie Smith, Henno's mum gives some more feedback, The Thunderbolts* is looking better and better, Captain America: Brave New World makes it look like Sam Wilson might be "juicing", Joker: Folie a Deux is struggling, is The Batman the best Batman film, and we delve back into politics.

So, at the start we accidentally call it F.U.C.K.S 22, but it's not. It's F.U.C.K.S 23.

We're not sure about The Office Australia, we discuss Rings of Power and The Hunt for Gollum, Agatha All Along has released, we go back to the Harry Potter TV series, and then move on to the Narnia reboot. We also pay tribute to James Earl Jones, the legendary actor.

Nearly caught up now.

So, what do we decide to discuss today?

First up, it seems that the Festive Season might be the time for making babies, then we have a fascinating discussion of weather, survival and cannibalism, an in depth look into Green Lantern in film, a somewhat negative review of Rings of Power S2, a look into the Minecraft movie trailer and a greater discussion of Franchise hate, plus some more Star Wars stuff and the most love we've ever given to Andor.

Enjoy if you feel like, or just listen if you don't and judge us silently.

It's time for F.U.C.K.S 21st - shame we didn't throw it a party.

We have a quick catch-up on our lives before discussing the new Lord of The Rings film War of The Rohirrim, Sonic 3, a bit of love for actor James Marsden, Henno's continued fury with Star Wars trolls, a Thunderbolts* update, and a discussion about a possible World War Hulk project.

Again, we're a bit behind with this one, but we're catching up.

It's our Emerald F.U.C.K.S episode, as today we celebrate (with no actual celebration) our 20th edition!

In this episode we go over our recent activities (possible collabs, Blaze ate some "fun fungus" and Henno drank several free beers at a beer launch), we discuss Robert Downey Jr's casting as Doom a bit more, we discuss Jonathon Majors and his firing from the MCU, we return to Deadpool and Wolverine, Scarlett Johanssen's beef with Disney, but also where does the MCU go from here, Disney's D23 launch and some possible issues, is Rings of Power a bit "meh", a comprehensive fan-cast of the Harry Potter series, and a little bit of Pokemon talk.

More to follow...

What? Another episode already. Yes, because we're playing a massive amount of catch-up.

In the second Monty Python episode, we discuss both the origins and post Python careers of the group, the amount of cross-dressing that went on, whether or not a show like this could be made these days, the prolific use of all types of slurs (and the reactions of the remaining members to "cancel culture), and of course our favourite sketches of Season 2.

It's a F.U.C.K.S episode that was recorded several fortnights ago, so some of the stuff isn't quite as relevant as it should be.

We give our spoiler-free thoughts on Deadpool and Wolverine, we discuss the announcement of the new Dr Doom, we start fan-casting the new Harry Potter TV series (recorded weeks before the sad passing of Maggie Smith), the Chronicles of Narnia stole our naming trend, and we get back into politics.

More episodes to follow soon...

It's been a while, but we're back, and with a new topic - it's Monty Python.

We have brief introduction to the 6 main Pythons (and Carol Cleveland) and discuss the concept of Stream of Consciousness comedy with no punchlines, some of our favourite sketches from the first season, the things you definitely couldn't do on TV today, and the impact Monty Python had on comedy.

These ones are a bit shorter, so enjoy the brevity

And we're back after... something, like, kind of a delay, but just... we're back! And we're here to discuss The Office, seasons Eight and Nine.

For Season Eight, we discuss the new bosses, the issues Andy has in his new position, how Jim and Pam are "tested", the weird life of Robert California, the introduction of Nelly, the Dwight and Angela saga, the havoc caused by Robert and Nelly, the return of David Wallace, and Oscar's scandalous new relations, hip.

Season Nine has Andy back as the boss... but he's a jerk, Clark and Plop (Pete) are introduced, the Documentary crew become a plot point, Oscar, Angela and the Senator have a love triangle, Michael makes a return that is not at all satisfying, Dwight carries the series, and Jim and Pam suffer through their worst storyline.

Anyway, listen to the episode if you want to. If not, tell someone you know that the podcast is out there. They might appreciate us more.