There's finally some plot, or is there? Our intrepid hosts attempt to make sense of things, including 'Yorkshire Hades'.

Milo and Patrick have the PLAGUE this week but that won't deter Phoebe from reducing them to hacking coughing fits of laughter. The show makes some vague gestures towards plot in this episode but, crucially, doesn't provide any.

Patrick is away this week, allowing Milo and Phoebe to be extra chaotic (or Kaotic) in their pursuit of understanding what the plot is supposed to be.

The gang have been smoking on that good stuff this week in order to try and understand the plot of this show. They also consider the existence of a creature a la man's head on the body of a cow. Much to think about.

Milo, Patrick and Phoebe are back to discuss what Zeus is up to this week and also to try and figure out what the monetary policy situation is in Hades.

Returning champion Grace Jarvis joins Milo, Phoebe and Patrick to talk about the first episode of Kaos, all about 'What if Greek gods but now?'. Anyway it was a hoot.

Patrick Wyman defends Gladiator 2 in a battle with Milo and Phoebe worthy of the Colosseum, but who will triumph? Will the plot make any sense? Will Paul Mescal be plausible in an action role?

We didn't record over Christmas so please enjoy this unlocked movie episode from the days when Patrick Wyman was merely a treasured guest rather than a host of the pod! We talked about Centurion, all about some Roman soldiers and their issues with the picts - but one issue they couldn't overcome was the script.

Milo, Patrick and Phoebe are joined by returning champion Josh Boerman from The Worst of All Possible Worlds to talk about Ridley Scott's Dudes Rock classic, which miraculously neither Josh nor Phoebe had seen.

You demanded it and we have caved - we sat down and watched Francis Ford Coppola's INSANE film that claims to be about the Catilinarian conspiracy but is really about how it's fun to spend time with your dear Auntie Wow. It wasn't good.