Luke and Tony reflect on adjusting to their new lives in isolation. Tony faces up to an abrupt reversal to some bold claims. Luke parades his expansive merch wardrobe. Alcohol fuelled high jinks mar marriages and the ghostly visitor experience while in Quarantine.

Tony inadvertently receives an english lesson. DIY furniture misadventures deteriorate into significant footwear expense. Alarming moments for Luke in the dead of night border on the paranormal at the crack of dawn. Tony’s private evacuation results in neglected warden duties and tough questioning. Ronald and his crew just keep on disappointing. Wartime aviators are left to stew over some foo.

Squat chat debuts to little fanfare. Signs That Shouldn’t Be is back with an unorthodox soundtrack. Meat pie abuse triggers some beef between mates. Trains go clickity clack. Tony risks it all as Luke challenges the wannabe Ufologist’s Roswellian expertise.

Luke intros a sure to be poopular new segment. Tony shares his poositive experiences while travelling through the New Zealand hotel scene. LITS fave slippery serpent makes a mysterious comeback in the cool waters of BC. Tom drops in with a few hastily redacted controversial insights of his own.

t’s a LITS leftovers extravaganza as this year gets underway with all the bits of LITS which didn’t make it to air last year, recorded for the first time from a new, somewhat cluttered and oddly proportioned venue. Celebrate the New Year with this brand new episode, recently recorded in the previous decade and ready for broadcast to future generations right away!

Comedy (eventually) ensues with a paranormal themed quiz after a LITS Book Club leads Luke and Tony out of their hiatus, straight into the gravity of Bob Lazar’s remarkably unfunny (despite his best efforts) tale of Area 51.

LITS hits new heights with a hundred episodes booked...or banked. Luke shares stats on the Top 5 LITS eps ever. Literature lovers rejoice, LITS book club is inbound with fiercely strict, documented rules to read by. Bike karma poses an authentically hypothetical question, totally not featuring Luke at all. Coming in big and filled to the brim with sass, after a couple false starts the lads kick off their momentous mountain monster trilogy.

Be aware, Christmas is coming in whatever time, place and space the LITS lads broadcast from. Technological frustrations and bicycle malfunctions tear Luke and Tony to pieces. Tony plots his own timely demise at the skilled hand of Luke. The mysterious waterborne Champ sells out big time.

Custard based desserts trigger revelations from a very vanilla Tony. Luke’s revelling in the latest hot read from the LITS Book Club while Tony has a questionable understanding of the rules of an infamous Fight Club. LITS get all political with impending local body elections and confront the key issues for candidates including a surprisingly painful infectious boom. Jamie takes us Beyond the Spectrum in a long winded, long awaited UFO and more easily identifiable butterfly full disclosure segment. Strange circumstances illuminate the final moments of the episode.

After a brief do-over Luke and Tony discuss the perils of escaping Monday-itis, Zoological philosophies of double dipping dollars, and another neighborhood monster rears its eco-terrorist 'tude around Elkhorn