Adam presents his Theory of Everything (related to only children of the 80's having a strong sense of nostalgia towards their childhood). Then, the good, the bad, and the perfect: taking humanity and technology towards the theorised singularity.

From mics to Megan Fox, then Botox to Barbie. Adam rewrites the end of Titanic whilst Dan fondly recalls The Little Mermaid. Leave those duck lips and head tilts behind as you won't need 'em in a world of sticky balls, elasto-books and RC Roombas.

Daniel lets us in on "the secret" of how he manifested a room. Adam again tries (and fails) to be handy and then gets an odd offer to be penetrated. Get the blood flowing around your brain and ask yourself if you make any excuses from being an introvert!

Adam's feeling a bit under the weather in this episode, but that doesn't stop him grossing us out by talking about bodily-fluid collections. Daniel discovers they have a swinging admirer and wows us with some impressions. Also… Power Rangers on Viagra!

Dan asks Adam the big question of the 21st century: Arguing on the Internet - is it worth it? From there, Adam begins his first history lesson on how wigs were coloured brown and how Hitler came to have a moustache.

From real flight to simulated, the Jackson’s reminisce about computer games of the 90’s, then fast-forward to the crisis of being unable to afford a mid-life crisis. And for dessert? The perception of time, memory and reincarnation. YOLO!

Adam strips down in the name of health whilst Daniel questions the motives of musicians revealing more than their soul. Off the back of Screech’s home video endeavours, Adam tries his hand at making his own special film. But what would Hugh do?

The story of the Alexander Technique. Then golden shoulders and voices deep. And bodily excretions — what is the deal? Some we drink, others don't appeal. These answers and more, brought to you by the first solar-powered podcast in the multiverse.

Shoemakers, cheesemakers, codebreakers, sauerkrauters, dicktwisters. This episode looks at useless skills and handy hobbies. Daniel finally gives up on his dream to design roller-coasters and Adam plates up some bacteria. Also... Possum gloves?

Adam is called judgemental for having high standards, whilst Daniel judges others for the low standards they exhibit. Then doggy practise humping is related to Game of Thrones. And lastly, how idolisation changes with age and experience.