Clive, Darren and Nick discuss a couple of Li Han-Hsiang outings that laid a bit of groundwork for later hits. And Last Of The Summer Wine, natch.

Clive and Darren take a look at a couple of films starring and directed by Bruce Le. Cruelty to sheep guaranteed!

Musical outro: Sheep by Gonjasufi

Ron returns, as he and Clive take to the skies, and then head back the parish for a whole load of ACTING!!!!!!!!

MMW theme by Mike Powell

Musical break: T.B. Blues by Gene Autry

Musical outro: Doubt by Stereolab

Guest curator/cuckolder Nick joins Clive to talk some Seijun Suzuki oddities.

MMW Theme by Mike Powell

Musical breaks include:

Trampled Under Foot by Led Zeppelin

Golf Girl by Caravan

Nick, Clive and Darren take a look at some more non-Shaw Romance of the Three Kingdoms adaptations, in the form of an animated Japanese trilogy and an obscure mainland drama.

One-man kung fu film encyclopedia Toby Russell makes a welcome return to talk to Clive, Darren and Nick about his adventures making Mafia Vs. Ninja in Taiwan. This includes choice nuggets on Kam Kong's American accent, the antics of Tong Lung and whatever happened to Robert Tai's dog ?

Ron and Clive discuss a controversial David Mamet adaptation and other witch hunts.

MMW theme by Mike Powell

Musical beak: Oleano by The Fall

Musical outro: The Witch by The Sonics

Nick, Darren and Clive take a break from our usual chronology to pay tribute to the late script-machine I.Kuang, and take a look at some of his credits from 1982.

Mr. Erik of Brown joins Clive and Ron to discuss three films that we are in, two from Japan, one from Korea. It's the Up Our Own Arse summer special!

MMW Theme by Mike Powell

Musical breaks: Robot Tourist by Ten Benson, Lack Of Communication by The Von Bondies, Knock On Wood by Otis Redding and Carla Thomas

Our intrepid trio stay within the realm of Romance Of The Three Kingdoms, to cover sone non-Shaw cinematic adaptations of that material, including the last of Chang Cheh.