This week Becky and Síofra talk about "The Hottie and the Nottie"! They discuss the enigma that is Paris Hilton, their childhood crushes, and how they can come up with a better fake name than "Cole Slawson"

In this episode Becky and Síofra reminisce on past Halloween experiences, and discuss a movie with some of the least likable characters ever to grace to the big screen. Happy Halloween!

This week Becky and Síofra discuss a movie based around a supposed urban legend, where the legend is 100x cooler than the movie. They also talk about trains, their favourite horror movies, and the difficulty around trying not to think about something.

This week Becky and Síofra discuss a movie about a zombie that's an undead sexual predator, the stupidity of Lily, and how every single death in the movie is Zoe's fault. They also create their own adventures based on various horror tropes and situations, listen to see if they can make it out alive!

This week Becky and Síofra discuss Dylan Minnette, Becky's concerning dreams, and how to gracefully remove a contact lense from someone else's eye

In this episode Becky and Síofra discuss an homage to "no reason", Becky's pronunciation of binoculars, and how mind-bendingly meta this movie really is

This week Becky and Síofra discuss Ben Affleck, the confusion around Jennifer Lopez's sexuality in the movie, and why no one should ever say "gobble gobble, it's turkey time" when trying to seduce anybody

In this week's episode Becky and Síofra discuss the mystery surrounding Scientology, John Travolta's career choices, and deal with the introduction of forfeits that depend on whether or not Síofra has paid attention to the movie

In this episode Síofra and Becky talk about Johnny Vegas, fish paste and jam sandwiches, and how overwhelmingly disgusting this movie is. No one wants to know about the sex lives of these potato men

In this episode of Flopped, Becky and Síofra discuss the ugliest baby ever born, the 2012 apocalypse, and add in a new segment to see just how much attention Síofra pays to these movies