This week, the gang discuss the Terminator prequel / sequel / alternate timeline / re-imagining / reboot: Terminator Genysis. Little of the movie is enjoyed, and the majority of the film causes simultaneous confusion and aggression. Various sequel ideas are discussed, such as a romantic Terminator spin off involving the now lonesome robot villains of T2 and T3.

This week, much alcohol has been consumed, and the gang are joined by a special guest, Brendan Eales. The episode spirals out of control from .01 as they attempt to discuss the movie, but quickly move onto topics such as Shia Labeouf, the return of Matt Leblanc, high school bus trips resembling Mad Max and whether dreaming of the Independence Day sequel is normal.

This week, the group watch Lost In Space. A debate brews as to whether Gary Oldman's character is the true villain, and there is genuine confusion regarding how the time travel of the film works (or rather doesn't work). Matt LeBlanc is unanimously hated, and a Jurassic World sequel idea is pitched and discussed in probably too much detail.

Listen to the soothing sounds of suburban Brisbane as the the gang record this weeks episode outside! The Jurassic Park fest has finally concluded with the hotly anticipated latest instalment, Jurassic World. The film is delved into in more detail than ever before, and opinions of the film vary across the board. The merits of movie hype is also debated in great length, and the group re-count their Green Lantern trauma.

This week, the gang try their best dinosaur impersonations, and discuss the train-wreck that is Jurassic Park 3. Energy and motivation is low, as the previous Jurassic Park film was discussed the night before. There is almost no debate of the fact that this film is a steaming pile of Spinosaurus excrement.

This week, the gang discuss the sequel to Jurassic Park, and delve into its great many flaws. There is much debate as to whether the film is any good, as well as whether dinosaurs are anything like Pokemon.

This week, the gang watch Jurassic Park, and watching a good film for a change causes some initial confusion. Once this passes, our heroes attempt to nit-pick the film to find its almost non-existent flaws. Soon after, the group discuss the three other films they have watched, along with the failed Podcast episodes that will never see the light of day due to technical issues. They are not smart men.

This week, the gang spice up their lives as they discuss the 1998 classic, Spice World. Their overall confusion of the films plot is discussed, and the most attractive spice girl is debated. As usual, James isn't sure why they're talking about a movie on a Friday night, and starts to re-evaluate his life. Things get serious as the trio talk about their favourite films of all time, and the times they have shed tears in a movie - which is in no way emasculating. A plan for deterring alien invaders from our planet is also discussed in great length.

In the premier of this Podcasting venture, the audio sucks, and the gang discuss the atrocity that is Mortdecai, starring that guy from those pirate films. Like any normal conversation, the topic eventually turns to Jurassic Park, and the group pitch their story ideas for the upcoming Jurassic World. If you haven't thrown your iPod against a wall by the very end, stick around as the microphone catches the very moment that Hamish comes up with our original Podcast name. This is probably one of the worst episodes we will ever record.