Where the pod pays respects to the departed Queen (long live the Queen), talks about the eternal Indian prince-in-waiting, moves around the non-burning jungles looking for cheetahs, and then talks about other bits and bobs, mostly nothing. 

Where the pod tries to stick to 30 minutes but fails uncatastrophically (though without the intro and the outro, the content is still less than 30 minutes - and, per usual, less than 2 minutes of anything non-nonsensical). Lincoln records, Sun news and indeed all and sundry are discussed. 

Where the pod returns amidst rejoicing amongst few (perhaps the hosts only, perhaps) and widespread facepalming amongst the many (perhaps the audience) with a meta episode that discusses what the new season will look like, and how money may be made. Not that anyone cares, of course. 

Where the pod begins with PS1 (not the Sony or the gundumani one), moves on swiftly to India's Oscar entry (not Ravichandran) and then to Varisu, Rajith, Ayeshari, Coimbatore, DD News and British politics. The end note is a rather solemn note with a nod to the passing of Pratap Pothen with a fitting outro tribute. 

Where the pod starts with an innocuous whatsapp greeting and then goes full politico with fiery discussions on Agnipath and, religious rabble-rousing about the RSS and great opinions about Maharashtra, finishing with some onion rings which, contrary to popular belief, are just so.

Where the bigguns, Mr. Kumar joins the pod to discuss the recoming of the Nayagan with all the big guns of the latest installment of the LCU - Vikram.

Where the pod begins in legandary fashion, veers on to Vikram-related topics, looks back at 35 years of Nayagan, jumps in and out of short reviews of an assortment of movies and shows before finishing with the replacement for Valimai update.

Where the pod begins at sunnambu kaava, moves on to not-so-fantastic beasts, and ends with some high-tea, with segues into badminton, Nepal incursions, TR's Hindi excursions, biryani-related news items and some touching upon Vikram and GVM.