Pay no attention to the episode number declared by Rick this is actually episode 17. Another historical mushroom-fuelled misadventure, A Field In England allows Rick and Paul to display embarrassingly little knowledge of English history.

Paul and Rick discuss different strategies in packing for travel as they discuss hotel-based thriller The Consequences Of Love. Rick is fascinated by Mafia choreographers and has to make a major retraction about David Lynch's Dune. See Corridor Crew on Dune VFX.

The Cabin in the Woods, a 2011 deconstruction of the horror genre. Paul and Rick discuss travelling as covid numbers slowly rise. Paul is triggered by mention of loading gauges yet again. 

Everything Paul has known is thrown into question as with Rick he discusses 2021 Italian film A Classic Horror Story. Subtitles vs dubbing for foreign language content - the debate rages.

It's Dune again, this time the 2021, post-covid mask-wearing version. Rick complains about psychonaut creativity as they contemplate whether they have wormsign.

How to count on your fingers by differing cultural conventions. Paul explains how he would do a horror movie about a person with hearing loss as we discuss 2016 film Hush. 

Episode 11, on publication imams priests and Vickara around the world breathe a collective sigh of relief as they realize that we've decided to have a go at Buddhism instead. Netflix movie Infinite is discussed as we decide whether a King is also a Knight. 

Paul and Rick brave the physical world and a cinema trip to see the James Bond swansong No Time To Die and to discuss how long long-life milk lasts.

Rick listens to one episode of In Our Time and becomes an expert on medieval chivalric romance poetry, which comes in handy when discussing The Green Knight with Paul, who is enchanted by the practice of wearing codpieces.

Paul grapples with his phone's night-time mode while trying to watch Zoom call screenfilm Host . Rick styles himself as a modern day Peyps in these troubled times of Brexit and Covid.