Tony kicks us off with a gripe about local roadworks and some odd shenanigans around signage. We hear from a listener about some paranormal goings-on. Luke tells us about the Brown Lady of Raynam Hall, a ghostly apparition that was sighted and photographed in 1936. Wild Pete joins us for 'Get Me Some Strange'.

A very proud moment as we wish ourselves a happy 25th episode of LITS_podcast! Tony meets his parallel universe self in this week's hypothetical and takes an instant dislike of his own choice of objectionable coloured slacks. Tony's accents are back...unfortunately...and so are his tales of UFOs. Luke yacks about cash money and gluttonous goo raining down from heavens above in Get Me Some Strange.

 Luke and Tony talk spooky butterfly men, casual couch chat and lustful pizza toppings with the Most Haunted Guy they know. A worrying trend of canine mass suicide is appearing in Scotland and cosy mink blankets may be the unlikely responsible culprit. More coincidences than you can shake a salsa packet at inundate the lads while getting some strange.
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Tony's appliances are healing themselves and the underworked religious community can't get enough. Luke is forced into learning the basics of Morse code after Tony loses his voice. A schoolyard full of Melbourne's youth endure a mystifying close encounter then stumble upon a bizarre burnt ring which leads to the fright of their young lives, but at least land themselves a brand new playground after the evidence is torched. Sir George admits liability before a hauntingly fashionable farewell and Eugénie follows her nose to find her son's violet ending.

Number 1 Tony confronts number 2 Tony with a stiff choice which ultimately could lead to a limp outcome and the demise of Tom Hardy courtesy of an invading alien force hellbent on human rights violations. A real world tale of a mischievous spirit leads to an in depth shower time amenities survey. An all encompassing shroud of black mass could spell the end for a transport aircraft in war time, or at least could be the aftermath of an overcooked Mexican staple. Mrs Jim celebrates a milestone while hubby fights for equality. To round things off, Mr and Mr Smith sit and talk some shit.

Lights in the Sky pod turns 21 and to celebrate Tony shares a childhood encounter about a far more menacing number. A widely witnessed uninvited visitor pops up in some of world's most congested airspace and is cause for concern and coverup. Naturists describe bizarre sights and sounds and take a moment to promote their wellness retreat packages while getting some strange.

Tonys run in with a Polynesian Tea-Towel Salesman, Luke unveils his own strange experience before diving into a mysterious excursion to Hanging Rock as recounted in a yard sale book circa 1996. Tony gets Luke some strange! FREE STUFF REMINDER: All you have to do is tweet us your questions or stories and we will send you some cool stuff. Get into it @lits_podcast

Luke and Tony attempt a smooth solution to a prickly problem area in this week's hypothetical. A throwback to Tony's failed music career details his torturous journey with copyright infringement. An incident involving a mysterious Shag has the lads inundated with innuendo involving submerged objects of an unknown nature, an inquisitive Pound and full booking fee disclosure. Multiple brief encounters with falling objects round out the episode.
Music: Ctrl+Alt+Del - Electric Foreplay

Back in the studio for the first time in a while where we discuss the complexities of tech and twitter polls, Luke entertains us with an aviation mystery from down under, we meet Jim, and Luke screws up the name of "get me some strange".

An update on some new developments from the week off, then Tony refuses to apologise about his obvious lack of dedication to the podcast, outlining once again why Luke is clearly the fan-favourite.   Note: This description may or may not be written by Luke.