Spaced is the epitome of a cult classic, with an incredibly passionate fan base. The show drew much material from pop culture (a novel concept in British tv at the time) and launched the career of “King of the geeks” Simon Pegg.

This week we discuss how the show has aged and our feelings towards this weird and wonderful cast of characters.

On the surface it's almost a traditional studio sitcom, however this often surreal whirlwind of insanity was unlike anything before, or arguably since. The Young Ones defined a generation of young people when released, and while very topical and of its time, is somehow also timeless, and made its stars household names. None more so than writer and actor Rik Mayall, one of the highest praised Gods in the brotherly forces pantheon.

This week we pay homage to one of our all time favourite shows. We revel in its originality, wit, outstanding performances and its stupidity. They set out to create four deeply unlikable characters, in that task they failed. In every other way they succeeded.

Saddened to hear that John Challis, lost his battle with cancer this week we decided to recored a short tribute to talk about what made him particularly special. We discuss the unique way in which he embraced the much loved character of Boycie, his services to Only Fools and Horses throughout his life as well as some of our favourite moments. Thanks for the memories Mr. Challis, it was a pleasure.

This week we're traveling north to experience the chaotic lives of the Gallagher family in this critically acclaimed Comedy/Drama. The arguably irredeemable Frank seems equally loved and loathed by the entire estate, while his brilliant oldest daughter Fiona raises his large and highly dysfunctional family.

We shouldn't really be here, the show is nothing like anything we've done before and doesn't really fit our format. Yet here we are giving the brotherly forces treatment to this unique and long running show. Join us to hear our take on this cast of unique and eccentric characters, as well as hearing what we have in store for our next episode . . .

A beautiful balance between mainstream studio comedy and insane surreal antics are brought together in this hilarious cult classic early 00's series. A brilliant cast take us through the life of a mad man running a bookshop, despite him despising everything about people and business.

This week we discuss just how insane Dylan Moran really is and lament the fact this is the only time that he revealed his genius to the mainstream. We also touch base on the legacy of Goodnight Sweetheart in our previous episode and roll the dice to see which show we will tackle next.

Love, War and Time Travel. Now thats a recipe for us to get our teeth into. For the first time we leave the works of John Sullivan and branch out into our new format and other great UK Comedies. This week we talk about how interesting this show is historically and the huge contrast in Nicholas Lydhurst's character, Gary. We also reveal how we will choose what we takle on the the pod in the coming shows.

In our first trip away from the lives of Delboy and Rodney we follow the Boyce family as they go on the run to rural Shropshire to evade the Driscol Brothers. This week we discuss our differing opinions on this notably different toned Only Fools Spin off and how the podcast will be evolving going forward.

Its the premature conclusion of the fantastically underrated Only Fools prequal, Rock and Chips. Joan is dreaming of disappearing into the sunset with Freddy, but its unclear if he can put his passed behind him. Meanwhile Del finds another finger willing to carry one of his five glass engagement rings.

This week we discuss how Rock and Chips has found its feet, and style and become a brilliantly entertaining show, only to be cut short by the tragic passing of the legend John Sullivan.

Its Christmas 1960 with the Trotter family. Reg and Grandad are still useless while Joan works hard to bring up Rodney and bring home the bacon. Del is well and truly into his trading life and we also discover some of the origin behind his outlook on relationships. Meanwhile Freddie is out on bail and is not going to give up easily on connecting with Joan and his Son.

This week we discus how the show and its characters are truly taking shape in this delicately well balanced Drama/comedy.

We've been catapulted into Early 60's London for the Only Fools Prequel to learn more about the Trotters. We see Del start his career in wheeler dealing while his fascinating and fantastically portrayed mother Joan laments her useless husband and becomes entangled with gentleman villain, Freddy the Frog. This time we discuss the very new feel of this extended Only Fools and Horses canon that has us well drawn in.