After three weeks of Aizyl's pestering, Zan finally watches Ant-Man. And... surprise surprise! They talk about it!

The #AtTheEdge rally saw about 200 people demonstrating for press freedom following the suspension of The Edge weekly and Financial Daily. Will this finally be the time the media gets what it's been asking for year after year? Probably not...

Zan and Aizyl are joined by their brother Izal as they talk about the one thing they can all agree on... the awesomeness of Sylvester Stallone's Rocky films! ADRIANNNNN!!!!!

Regardless of being in the right or in the wrong, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak's administration doesn't seem to be placing any importance in managing the public's perception of allegations against Najib and the government. What can be done better?

Zan and Aizyl is NOT reviewing Ant-Man! Instead, they are talking about Michael Moore and his documentary films. They are shocked to find out that he has a new film out called 'Where to Invade Next'. His last film was six years ago and nobody knew he was working on a new one.

A whole episode condemning the decision to suspend The Edge. Aiyo… who are the ones who should be investigated here?

Zan and Aizyl discuss the issue of piracy in the film industry. It may be illegal and unethical, but it could also be really essential to the development of a film culture in countries like Malaysia.

News agencies were pranked by an NGO with little to its name last week. Zan and Aizyl also discuss the "racial" side of the Low Yat incident and what it means.

Law graduate Zahra got a chance to share her financial struggles to the Deputy Prime Minister, and she did, to some criticism for being "ungrateful".

'While we're young', an old film directed by Noah Baumbach, starring Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts from 2014 is only now playing in Malaysian cinemas. Zan and Aizyl talk about how it's taking the coming-of-age theme to neither here nor there... but okay lah. Or err... maybe not so okay lah.