FBi 94.5's movie nerd Sam Clark beats the hell out of Priest in 3D!

FBi's Movie Man Sam Clark thinks that High School wrestling is not a very cinematic sport, while watching the OK new movie WIN WIN!

Graphic novels & novelists on film special, a soundtrack chosen by Bed Wettin Bad Boys' Doug + reviews & more

Graphic Novel (Comic) film special

Featuring Bed Wettin' Bad Boys

Harvey Crumb

Nathan Grimaulous

And More

Why are people so unkind to Little Jamie Soward? Why is Hadley a joke? and Why has Billy got new shoes when there is no ball to go to, only ditches to dig in Melbourne. Todd needs a Kevin Costner according to genius Max Markson, just like Blair & Clinton.

Gus sends Jennings to 'The Last Chance Saloon' and then does a Neville Chamberlain to some bloke from the AFL (whatever that is) called Dale's Adolph Hiler in talks at 'The Rib & Rump'' Finally Gerard Depardeau in sympathy with the great Urinators in League.

This week we head out of our comfort zone and leave all we know behind: we're left stranded in a foreign country, taken underground to Sydney's old rave scene, walk inside the walls of the Christmas Island detention centre, and we hear about a preacher who walks into the local bar and orders nothing but milk.

Toddy gets some bad advice from 'The Pup' and then preempts the naysayers by heading to the 'Judgement Bar' with the Leadership Group. All hell breaks loose and the Roosters are looking good for 2011. A gus Doodle shakes the foundations of the NRL, with Buzz calling in a graphologist and Vossy outed as a G.R.U.B. by Bolts for his artistic temerity re comments on Rabs' Statue. And don't forget to continue the farce at facebook.com/fireuprugbyleague or if you dare encourage us, buy patented Fire Up! merchandise at cafepress.com.au/FireUpShop

Interviews with directors Morgan Spurlock (Greatest Movie), Jeff Topham (Liberia '77), reviews + more

As we all know one day can change everything. It can be the difference between love, injury, jobs, fun and...not having these. Today on All The Best we are taking a snapshot of what it would be like to have "A Day in the Life" of someone else. This could be the average day for someone who ran off and joined the circus, the inevitable predictably of everyday spent in Waverley Cemetery or a day that's really a night for someone who works on the roads by moonlight. And then there is the 11Eleven project that attempts to bring days just like these together and share them with the rest of the world.

FBi's film critic Sam Clark declares new Doc SENNA superior to standing on the Princess Highway and watching cars drive past!