Keck

Marty joins Rob and Dom to discuss a sinister conspiracy, where an international group has sold out humanity to extraterrestrials, but most of the time unrelated monsters just show up and cause havoc for our heroes. 

During a month-long fevered delerium Dom spent his time having waking nightmares, attempting to read the Bible and writing short films. On the other side of this he made the only one that was practical to shoot. 

In 2004  Dom, Sara and Rob used their Easter break to make a short film about beer, buggery and a couple of North Queensland blokes. In this episode of Keck, they reunite to reflect on that long weekend and the resulting creative misfire, Foreign Yeast. 

After an excruciatingly long mid-season break, Marty joins Rob and Dom in the park for an examination of the films Themroc, Baxter, Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Thor: Ragnarok, Penis Portal, Wok and LEAF.  Some of these films are very famous and some have a cult following. The rest were pulled from a cardboard box in Dom's wardrobe.

P.O.D. 

A Portrait Of Dom.

We break down the strangest of all Dom's work in this episode.

In his teenage grocery store job, Dom organised the recycling of cardboard and plastic. It was a difficult task and one which eventually inspired him to produce an instructional video like no other.

Rob travels to Melbourne to talk with Bridget about their appearance in Dom's political thriller 'Howard.' 

There once was a time when "Generation X" referred to young people - so people a bit older and cooler than Rob and Dom.    What are they called now?

Lost between generations, Dom submits a video to a Special Broadcasting Service. 

Dreamworld 'big cat' conspiracy theories, local yowie sightings and a gigantic killer grasshopper. To fully understand the past Rob and Dom turn to an old friend and co-producer of dodgy films. Together they discuss a dodgy horror gem from 1995.

In late 1997 Dom asked Rob to get up before sunrise and head into Brisbane's CBD so he could film him reading a monologue. The resulting short film became known to a handful of people as Get the F#*k Out.

22 years later they sit down in a park and reflect on two very specific days.