0:03-Intro

1:06-Panel Review of Win over the Tigers

15:38- Cat Fight; why do opposition supporters continue to boo Gary Ablett Junior

18:43- Midyear analysis Brief review of the year so far, likely leaders of the B&F, Cats in the mix for the brownlow and Cats All Australian contenders

0:01 Introduction

0.57 The Panel Review's Geelong's win over the Swans

13.10: Could a Cats great be poached by another club with two head coaches vacating their positions in the previous two weeks

14.35 Preview of the huge Friday night clash against the Tigers including the likely INS and OUTS and key match ups

26.10 'Our banner's flying high', our suggestion for what the banner should read as the boys run out against Richmond on Friday night.

0:01 -Intro and Summary of episode

0:56 -Feral Cats Panel review Geelong's win over Gold Coast

11:36 -Don't touch the sun...Gazza's suspension did his strike deserve a week? Or should Anthony Miles join the Australian diving team?

13:17 -Great Scott! Could Brad Scott join twin brother Chris in an assistant role at the Cattery? There's the obvious brotherly connection, but also some old Brisbane connections

17:13-We name our interchange for the Cats team of THIS century which finalises our best team since the year 2000

22:55- We preview the big clash with the Swans down at the Cattery including the key match ups and the likely INS and OUTS

28:57-Our Banner's flying high, the panel suggest what the Geelong banner should read for this week.

In this episode we: -Review the Cats classy win over the dogs - Analyse 'the Danger show' - Pay tribute to Chris Scott's remarkable coaching record on the eve of his 200th game as coach - Look at who's in the mix for the last 4 spots in our team of THIS century

- And preview the clash against the Suns on Saturday night

In this episode: -We review our workman like win against North Melbourne - We talk about star Cat Tim Kelly going from strength to strength, can we keep him? Well perhaps some other Western Australian Cats can talk to him about why they've chosen to stay in G Town. - We pick a cat fight with the AFL fixturing department and Public Transport Victoria. - We have another great new nick name suggestion/lookalike for a young cat - We finalise our forward lines in our team of THIS century and there are some selections that are sure to raise some eye brows - And we preview the big cat and dog fight at the Cattery this Saturday, the likely INS and OUTS and the key match ups.

-In this episode we review the even performance that saw us comfortably beat Essendon.

- We finalise our midfielders for our team of this century.

-We have a great new nick name suggestion for a young cat...in our segment 'name the cat'

and we’ll preview the key match ups and the likely ins and outs of this week’s danger game against the Roos

We review our scintillating victory over the reigning premiers in round 6, discuss our midfield squad for the team of this century, we ask the question; are cats fans loud enough and preview the big country festival clash against the Bombers on Sunday as well as a whole host of other segments in between.

We discuss the Cats great win over Hawthorn, we preview our big clash coming against the reigning premiers on Sunday and special guest Nick Butler shares a fascinating story about the great Gary Ablett Senior and all our usual segments.

We review our narrow loss to the Giants on Saturday, we preview our massive Easter Monday clash against the Hawks, speak to a very special guest who has some great stories to tell about his time at the club from 2006-2011 and heaps more.

In this episode we review the Cats 80 point demolition of the Demons at the Cattery, how good was it? We preview our round 3, Thursday night clash with the Crows, will the 5 day break be an issue? We discuss a topic which has polarised cats fans on social media in the last week...  Many fans calling for a review of our medical staff following the success of the likes of Linc McCarthy, Trav Varcoe and Nathan Vardy at other clubs and more generally speaking someone like Tom Scully getting his body right at a new club. Do our medical staff need to come under question or is it unfair scrutiny and par for the course at every club.

And by popular demand if you missed it, we’ll speak to a man who spent every day of his working life with the likes of Billy Brownless and Couchy and in more recent times Matty Scarlett, Joel Selwood and Patty Dangerfield.