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

Luke celebrates an inaugural mainstay of Fatherhood. Francophone population facts befuddle Tony. Harmful single use plastics do their damndest to heal in the medical profession. The LITS Haast Eagle debuts it's call with a stunning digital recreation, complete with super duper realistic weathered sound effects. Virgil finds himself abducted aboard Thunderbird 2. Mothman excuses his weary self for a much deserved Illinois vacation.

Back from a brief hiatus, Luke and Tony swerve a little off topic by delving into the daunting realisation of their impending mid 30s, the damaging impact of human waste on plush flooring, dastardly birth certificate artwork and conclude by serving up the enticing paranormal particulars to come just ahead in future episodes.

A storm is brewing in the supposedly deserted Nevada desert on the secretive doorstep of Area 51. Tony beefs up security to catch an invading threat of his own while a gigantic pile of chip faces a surprisingly humorous threat. Tony is drilled for his toolbox insecurities while Luke take the utilitarian utilities to task. Advance automotive visibility and astronomical anniversaries ensure a diverse and celebrated episode conclusion. A second shot at Get Me Some Strange turns into a total bus wreck.

Tony suffers a full frontal nicking of his knickers. Luke endures a boisterous bargain hunting loud talker and overhears all his sordid secrets. In an impromptu new segment, Luke shares his hottest new podcast recommendations which Tony laps up. The fellas return to their paranormal routes as they delve into Bob's bizarre world of Area 51, erased identities, OG Zeta Reticulian spaceships and rocket propelled road transport.

Luke and Tony play who's that blondie in the window with gusto. Tony meets and greets Luke's delightfully gorgeous offspring. The unique minutia of suburban local business lunching is shaken up by a defection in plain (burger) sight. A wang horrendously misleads Tony. Luke intros Tony to the Mandela effect and down the rabbit hole the lads go... A delightful back to back is welcomed in Strange.

Phil's working hard to heat up Tony's home and critique his cuisine but the guy just gotta chill a bit. Luke spots an anomaly promoting mammary aides. Tony encounters a well meaning tuner and ghastly bartender while totally exposed in the tub.