Continuing the series of dream-casting episodes, Shane and Andrew reveal who they would cast in new adaptations of Diamonds Are Forever and From Russia With Love, taking their lead from the novels but adding some fresh twists!

The second Bond movie is based on the fifth Bond novel, and it's a fairly close adaptation -- but there are areas where the book and the movie diverge. Are they for better or for worse, and are there strengths and flaws that crop up in both? Shane and Andrew continue their review of the books in publication order with the very homoerotic adventures of Shems and Grant.

We're heading back to the 90s for the first Pierce Brosnan Bond movie, GoldenEye, which gave the world the iconic Famke Janssen turn as Xenia, the underappreciated Izabella Scorupco role as Natalya, and the wildly unexpected Minnie Driver as Irina!

Brace yourselves. Shane and Andrew watch the 1967 James Bond comedy Casino Royale, starring David Niven, Ursula Andress, and, theoretically, Peter Sellers. It's an absolute mess, but is it an entertaining, glamorous, queer mess? Listen and find out.

Warning: This episode contains Woody Allen.

To mark 25 years since the release of one of the best Bond parodies of all time, Shane and Andrew pop into Springfield (and Cypress Creek) for a date with Hank Scorpio in the classic Simpsons episode 'You Only Move Twice'.

Following on from our "first reactions" episode, we dive deep into No Time To Die with a full plot breakdown and our highlights, lowlights, and final rating! This episode contains spoilers, obviously! 

For the first time in six years there's a new James Bond movie in theaters! Shane and Andrew went to a late night showing of No Time To Die and are ready to share all their initial reactions. Does it redeem Spectre? Is it a fitting farewell for Daniel Craig? And what were the standout scenes?

If you haven't seen the movie, you can jump out before the spoilers! We'll have our full ratings and review of No Time To Die in a couple of weeks' time!

With No Time To Die just around the corner, Shane and Andrew revisit its immediate predecessor in the Daniel Craig Bond canon, 2015's Spectre. Warning: This episode contains a lot of exasperated sighing.

To Russia, with love. This week, Shane and Andrew check in on the movie adventures of another super-spy, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's own Black Widow, played by Scarlett Johansson. WARNING! This episode contains full spoilers for the movie! Do not listen if you don't want to be spoiled!

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is back with our breakdown of the second ever Bond movie, From Russia With Love, featuring two iconic queer villains, the glamour of Istanbul, and the wonderfully eccentric Kerim Bey!