Zoe, Drew and Anita talk with Jason about the 1982 animated adventure movie 'The Flight of Dragons', and ask how a movie with such gorgeous animation and a top-class voice cast get such little attention over the years?

Pete Lambert comes up from the depths to discuss how a 30-storey high sea reptile that was conceived as the personification of nuclear destruction became an all-American hero in the 1978 cartoon series 'Godzilla'.

Covers the episodes 'The Firebird' ad 'The Eartheater'.

Paul Monk joins Jason to discuss the antics of the Drak Pack, three teenagers trying to make up for the evil their ancestors did in those classic horror movies. And all apparently without any conspicuous level of intelligence....

Covers the episodes 'Color me Dredful' and 'Mind Your Manners, Dr Dred'.

Steve and Jason question the motives of a small mystical being using captured children to sort out the mess in his realm of Dungeons and Dragons. Covers the episodes 'The Night of No Tomorrow' and 'Eye of the Beholder'.

A bank holiday bonus: Jason Thompson and Steve Walker discuss the recent 40th anniversary screening of 'More Than Meets The Eye' and 'Transport to Oblivion', with the voice actors reading in the first episode dialogue alongside.

It's the end, and the greatest Autobot of them all has returned for the finale! Can Prime cure the hate plague with 80s music? How does one earn Galvatron's respect? And what other franchises can be pulled into the discussion? Find out as we cover 'The Return of Optimus Prime'.

Will Perceptor lose face? Will Ultra Magnus entirely forget what his vehicle mode is for? Will Rodimus finally stop bleating about how hard it is to be a leader and find his confidence (again)? Let's find out...

More focus on the new guy, Computron, as he encounters a cad who believes 'Money is Everything', and a last hurrah for the Dinobots as they answer the 'Call of the Primitives'. And is this really the origin story for Unicron?