Bobbo discusses the meaning of the word 'mathematical'. Mick learns the most interesting thing about a bloke named Peter Dutton. The missing questions from the players' poll are revealed, including the players' vote for best Rugby League podcast.

Mick discovers he has a connection to a known mystery man. Bobbo stuffs up and loses the episode of the year. The boys realise they are a similar age in Rugby League years.

Mick and Bobbo discuss grief and death. Mick talks about life behind bars and reveals the content of his neck tattoo. Bobbo discovers Kiwi sashimi. The pair compare themselves to Bradman.

Our hosts are drawn to the General Gordon Hotel by a mysterious figure who looks like Mick and thinks Bobbo needs a girlfriend. Taking the opportunity to turn the adventure into an outside broadcast, the boys find themselves enmeshed in the two biggest news stories of the week.

Cooke and Cranny get hit by the Origin ratings slump and conspire to seek notoriety through manufactured outrage. Bobbo learns about toxic Manly-ness. Mick finds a practical use for Ed Hardy hooded sweatshirts.

Andrew Voss accuses Brett Finch of dealing recreational drugs, new Roosters players learn about their divine right, Mick and Bobbo learn all about the new fads in sporting injuries & Bobbo cooks up a controversy

Andrew Voss accuses Brett Finch of dealing recreational drugs, new Roosters players learn about their divine right, Mick and Bobbo learn all about the new fads in sporting injuries & Bobbo cooks up a controversy

Mick and Bobbo plan an audacious opening to the 2021 World Cup. A stick of gum from a packet of footy cards inspires Mick to theorise about Rugby League's journeys to the past, its extra-terrestrial future and the true nature of the Immortals.

Mick and Bobbo spend sparse rounds watching weird things like soccer and the Australian Christian Channel, the Bluebags go back to Belmore, Robbie Farah goes back to Leichhardt and immediately acts like he owns the joint.

International Rugby League boldly goes to Campbelltown, representative players stay off the cans but can't keep off the grass & Brad Fittler draws on C16th wisdom to make a young NSW side perform their ablutions.