It's not often that you see someone use a Kendo helmet for a mic drop, but we're pretty certain that Labatouche fell down the stairs and that's why we never see him again. Later that evening we follow Fifi as he tracks down Max at a pile-up on the highway.

While Max and Goose are going giddy over the Black on Black, Fifi and Labatouche are upstairs dropping exposition on us. We get rather shaken about the revelation that Max wants to quit the MFP, which was never mentioned before this minute, it's a topic so nice we discuss it twice!

Max and Goose head underground to meet up with Barry, the MFP's mechanic, and come face to face with the iconic, Black on black, the last of the V8's. We also talk about Goose riding with one leg, the neglected vehicles in the background of the garage, and the history of a Ford Falcon that became synonymous with the Mad Max series.

Oi! We're back from the weekend and just crazy about this scene. Although it might be more accurate to say that Jessie's homemade sign language has us going a little crazy. Aside from that we talk a bit about the pumping station in Melbourne and figure out why eating an apple makes you look like an a-hole.

We're capping off week three as Max is making his way out to head back to work. Meanwhile, Jessie is disappointed in how soon Max has to leave, Sprog is busy creating continuity errors, and Rick is surprisingly talkative when it comes to the subject of pants.

Oh my, is that a young Mel Gibson wearing only a bath towel? It is, what a shame it would be if we never bring up the fact that this is partially a nude scene. Spoiler alert: we never talk about Mel's abs, but we do spend a lot of time criticizing his choice of breakfast, so you can look forward to that.

It's the moment that the last twelve minutes have been leading up to, the fireball explosion at the end of the Nightrider chase! Julia finally gets the hero shot that she's been waiting for this minute, and we get serenaded by Jessie in her saxophone-fueled introduction to the movie.

Well, Happy Valentine's day! Today's minute is all about Max and the Nightrider getting all revved, staring at each other intently and even doing a little of the old bump and grind, if you know what I mean. Just to be clear, I'm talking about Max chasing down the Nightrider on the highway, what did you think I was talking about?

Things are getting tense as the Nightrider starts to smell the wafting scent of freedom, but his monologuing may come back to bite him if Max has anything to say about it. This seems like a good time to mention that Max has no dialogue in this minute, I was just using an idiom.

As week two winds to a close we try to decipher more Australian slang, give the Nightrider kudos for being an AC/DC fan, and wax philosophical as we realize just how deep this opening chase really is. We also spend a few minutes talking about Marmaduke, because this is the world in which we live.