Russ and Cat have been known to chase waterfalls. This week they make an exception and tilt at windmills.

Russ and Cat go heart to head and head to heart in an episode about the headache of heartache.

Cat discovered the interpretative communication of finger guns. Russ is ok with it and explains why. The team discuss boundaries and Cat assures Russ she's ok she didn't crack an invite to Dune Date.

The team gets very intense and shouty about recent media events. They revisit cancel culture, Chapelle and J.K. The talk is hot when the land is scorched.

Russ and Cat take on the dead. Intellectually Cat reminisces about the ghosts of days past. As for Russ, 'he ain't afraid of no ghosts.'

Russ and Cat suffer from ptsd remembering the dates from hell. Who needs love when you have schadenfreude?

Russ and Cat decide there is no topic they can't tackle. So they discuss masculinity. Karening out, finding yourself. It's pretty left bros.

In a fight for the crown of nothing, Russ and Cat go head to head. Fist to heart. Star wars to social commentary.

The team reflect on childhood bullying experiences with the expected trepidation and ruefulness. It's all good because Cat and Russ promote their first product. And it's literally water.

This week we discover that Russ and Cat have made some poor relationship decisions. They bond over a shared appreciation of being stalked by people from Randfontein.