Let me introduce you to a realm where the Night is Vast, but the towns are small. Where things happen without anything happening at all. Where important things are insignificant and minor things may be very major. Or maybe not. It's a theatre of paradox you see? Paul and Rick solve the world's transport problems.

2018 Netflix original Tau is on the dissection table. Paul describes diagrams in an audio medium, as is his want. 

Set in the Soviet era, the 2020 sci-fi/horror movie Sputnik gives Paul and Rick the chance to marvel at tracksuits, landline telephones, CRT televisions and UAVs. 

Brand new release Tenet is the film for this week. Paul assures us that everyone knows what the term hapax legomenon means, but he is worried that the plot of Tenet may be too complexing for most people. 

Mute, the 2018 Netflix sci-fi from Duncan Jones is under discussion this week. Paul scorns the prospect of aerial drone delivery. 

You're subscribed to Drive-By Cinema. Your podcast app downloads this episode. You fall asleep listening to podcasts, and deep into the night, far into the auto-playlist, Drive-By Cinema plays out to your slumbering brain.

Subsequently you watch the 2009 movie Moon . For reasons you cannot readily explain it is strangely familiar to you and you anticipate every twist. Thanks DBC!

David Lynch's 1984 film adaptation of Dune is the topic for discussion. Paul is revealed as having Harkonnen heritage.

Paul and Rick watch the first two movies in the Cloverfield universe Cloverfield, and 10 Cloverfield Lane during which Paul expresses a considerable fascination with actor TJ Miller.