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.

F.U.C.K.S Eighteen is finally here, and it can finally buy booze on it's own (in Australia, at least).

Straight off the bat, men are the worst (am I right?), we discuss the exciting stuff going on in our lives, Costco shouldn't still be a novelty in Australia, the podcast gets political... sorry America (not sorry), a Gladiator sequel prompts discussion of ancient Rome, we go over this week's MCU updates, and we finish with a long discussion of our love of Disney.

Hope the political stuff doesn't annoy you, but if it does, maybe have a good hard look at yourself.

Get ready for some for some Happy-Sad, because it's Michael's last season. Join us as we discuss Season Seven of The Office.

We discuss the fact that Steve Carell probably didn't need to leave, that Andy becomes a main Character, Pam's genius manipulation into a new role, the possible identity of the Scranton Strangler, Michael and Holly's true love story, the long-goodbye to Michael, Will Ferrell's brief role as manager and the search for a new boss.

Blaze is finally into the show, so enjoy.

We're starting to fuse episodes together, but here comes the the latest episode of BTU, the focus being Season's Five and Six of the The Office.

Season Five is dominated by Michael and Holly's burgeoning relationship, the introduction of Charles Minor (Idris Elba) and the eventual creation of the Michael Scott Paper Company, the introduction of one of the best characters in the series (Erin) and the kind-of-announcement that Jim and Pam might be expecting.

Season Six has the new concept of Co-Managers, Jim and Pam finally tie the knot, Michael does the worst thing ever with the best intentions, Dunder Mifflin is a part of Sarbray, Kathy Bates joins the cast, and Michael's future gets a big tease.

It's a longer ep, but there's a lot in here. Enjoy.

He he he, 69.

In todays F.U.C.K.S episode - the 17th edition - we start off with the unsurprising declaration that men suck, before moving into the usual stuff:

We give love to Taika Waititi, long tunning film franchises, updates on our lives, eclectic musical tastes, a variety of feedback, X-Men movies and their fluctuating quality, more random marvel stuff, The Boys are back, and how good is Karl Urban.

Feel like listening? Sure you might.

After a few weeks of technical issues, we are back... again.

This season is shorter, but by no means lesser - welcome to Season Four of The Office.

Today we discuss the good (and the bad) of Toby, the changing of the status quo between Jim and Ryan, the number of relationships (most of them toxic) that are going on at the start of the season, the reasons Michael should be in jail, and the introduction of Michael's soup snake - Holly.

Listen if you feel like it.

In this episode we officially start Seaon Three of The Office. Now we're getting into the meat of it... that's what she said.

Topics for discussion today are a 3 Season synopsis, the problematic nature of the series, the changing up of the status quo, the toxic relationships of Dunder Mifflin, the new key characters, how this show compared to other sitcoms, the few times the show got emotional, the show is growing on Blaze and Henno is a true super-fan.

Welcome to F.U.C.K.S. Sixteen - these episodes can officialy get their L-Plates.

We thought we'd struggle for content, but in this episode we discuss Birthday Brunch, The Acolyte opening up Star Wars lore, which is the worst retcon in The Rise of Skywalker, was it Agatha All Along, short TV seasons (and short episodes) suck, The Boys are back on Amazon, Deadpool and Thunderbolts* have updates, Superman has their Perry White, Batman will hopefully introduce the proper Bat-Family, We give a bit of love for James Gunn and we put out our wishes for a Midnight Sons movie.

Listen if you want. No pressure.

It's time for the second episode of our ongoing series on the US version of The Office.

Who saw this being the most contentious topic yet? We're in Season 2 and Blaze and Henno do not agree on the quality of this show. But what we do discuss is:

Michael is still a bit of a jerk but is starting to become less turdish, Toby isn't a bad guy (but HR sucks everywhere), Jim might not be the nicest guy, Pam is too good for all of the guys who are into her, Dwight is the most fun character, and we provide many spoilers for the future of the series.

Enjoy