For Pride Month we catch up with one of the campest, queerest movies to ever star a James Bond -- 1980's Flash Gordon, starring Timothy Dalton as Prince Barin. It's a sumptuous, ridiculous movie full of glamour, action, and s-e-x.

Michelle Yeoh steals the show and Jonathan Pryce devours the furniture in a late 90s tale of media manipulation, Tomorrow Never Dies. It's one of Shane's favourites. It's one of Andrew's... not favourites. Hit play to pump us for more information.

Our annual dip into the Austin Powers canon continues with the time travel shenanigans of The Spy Who Shagged Me. Pour yourself a warm cup of coffee and settle in.

The greatest song, the greatest style, the greatest henchperson, the greatest Bond woman, the greatest Bond? Shane and Andrew revisit the iconic movie Goldfinger to see if it holds up to its reputation for greatness -- and its reputation for being extremely problematic.

He's the man who almost destroyed James Bond -- and maybe created the roadmap for Bond's reinvention. Shane and Andrew revisit 2002's The Bourne Identity to complain about baggy sweaters, appreciate Matt Damon's twunkishness, and explain how the Bourne movies tie into Zoolander.

Shane and Andrew continue their rundown of Fleming's original novels with Dr. No, the book that became the first Bond movie! There's a centipede, a squid, some crabs, a lot of talk about roseate spoonbills, and a GOSHDARN DRAGON!

How big is Big? Is King our queen? Will we say yes to No? What is the importance of being Ernst?  Join Shane and Andrew as they rate the Bond movie bad guys from worst to best... at being worst.

Shane and Andrew turn their attention to the 1986 Penny Marshall spy comedy Jumpin' Jack Flash, starring Whoopi Goldberg and featuring fleeting cameos by just about every 80s TV comedian. It's a gas gas gas.

Ten years on from the release of the middle child of Craig Bond movies, we look back on Skyfall to see how it holds up, from Academy Award-winning song to dodgy CGI komodos. 

Tamara Dobson returns as Cleopatra Jones in a Blaxploitation spy movie that takes the drugs-busting action to Hong Kong. There are pleasant surprises in store, and some incredible fashions, but the villain is just as problematic as last time!