Not Just Tentacles

Rachael and Ruth are mesmerised by Mastermind, the most dramatic episode of S2.

Blitzo is on trial for using the grimoire; only Stolas can save him. What does this mean for Stolitz?

Update: Yep, we know Belphegor is there, we just didn't notice her first time round. The alpaca with all the eyes. Whoops.

Rachael and Ruth discuss indie animation sweethearts Long Gone Gulch and The Art of Murder.

Whether your tastes run to western fantasies or murder mystery musicals, there's something for everyone!

Rachael and Ruth discuss Jem, the iconic Hasbro series about business woman Jerrica Benton, her alter ego Jem, and her band the Holograms.

It's been Rachael's favourite cartoon since childhood; Ruth has never seen it. Will our famously sceptical co-host like it?

Contains impressions, singing and assorted millennial references. Business as usual, then.

Rachael and Ruth review Acro Trip, 365 Days to the Wedding, Orb: On The Movements of the Earth and Dungeon Flippers. They also comment on the US election and the Hazbin leaks.

Here be dragon estate agents and singing.

Rachael and Ruth recap Helluva Boss' outrageous Halloween episode, which is rather like the plot of a John Waters movie. And guess who's guest starring?

Blitzo and Millie go on a job with a difference - and we learn how their epic friendship started.

Rachael and Ruth have a retrospective chat about Hazbin Hotel for Spooky Month, as well as looking forward to the new Helluva Boss episode and enthusing about Norma, the best comic shop in the world.

Rachael and Ruth recap the fourth Helluva short, where Blitzo finds himself in a pickle on a job in Mexico. Oh, and our favourite minor antagonists show up too!

Contains goat impressions and cloacas.

Rachael and Ruth review two slice of life anime on Netflix, The Way of the Househusband and Aggretsuko.

Tatsu is a former yakuza turned domestic god; Retsuko's a beleaguered accountant and secret heavy metal fiend. They both provide comedy gold!

Also mentions the upcoming Helluva short.

Rachael and Ruth review two anime currently showing on Netflix: the dystopian fantasy thriller Vampire in the Garden and romcom Romantic Killer. Contains innuendos, singing and Jeff Goldblum.

Blitzo gets more than he bargained for when he tries to off an anime fan. Rachael and Ruth recap the latest Helluva Boss short.

Warning: Contains strong language and pizza eating.