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It sounds like a recipe for disaster: an American comedy episode featured entirely on a computer screen. No, we're not exaggerating - 100% on a computer screen.

Join the journey of the Modern Family as disaster strikes, and all Clare has at her disposal is a laptop at an airport. If you haven't seen this one, we're pretty sure it'll surprise you. It surprised us.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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We’re finally here: The Office. The show of which Nathan and Dave are destined to make the Australian version.

We join the heroic Michael Scott as he changes culture forever with the popularisation of the phrase “that’s what she said”. Let Nathan and David Garrett, Meme Expert take you on an auditory experience into The Office and what turned out to be a stellar episode.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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Good story: Nope

Interesting topic: Nope

Good morals: None

Fight scenes: Nah

How did such an amazing series take a turn for the worst? Aang shows his leadership as the world’s greatest leader by lying to a bunch of inbred barbarians and nerds.

You won’t find redemption here, but Nathan and Dave will put this episode through the meat grinder and find out what comes out the other side.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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Part two of our musical medical series, Nathan and Dave dive into Scrubs S6 E6, My Musical.

After the nightmare that was Grey’s Anatomy, will this episode be the bane of this exemplar comedy, or a shining bastion of what it means to make a musical episode?

Is it possible for a musical episode to be good?

Ok I’ll tell you. You twisted my arm. It’s good. It’s really bloody damn good.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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Dave and Nathan are joined by singer/songwriter Meri Amber to answer the question on everyone's mind: why are they singing in the hospital?

It couldn't be more fitting that this episode starts with a car crash, because when your coworker is wheeled into your workplace with brain trauma the last thing you expect is awkward singing and workplace gossip.

We tear this shambles a new one and try to find joy in this hospitals' treatment.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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Supported by Meri Amber www.meriamber.com

It’s a Christmas miracle! Nathan and Dave get meta and take a few minutes out to talk about the podcast and the future. Get a sneak peek into what the future will bring and the secrets behind this glorious award-winning podcast.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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A wholesome Christmas episode which isn’t a sickening overdose of holiday cheer? Surely you jest! Nathan and Dave have the rare privilege of reviewing the Simpson’s first episode - the randomly Christmas themed introduction to the world’s most famous family. You’ll be startled to know that this one is good. It’s real good.

Will our intrepid adventurers be able to handle reviewing something that isn’t full of holes and suffused in deep shame? Find out on our special Christmas edition of Rough in the Diamonds!

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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They know the future of the planet Earth is at stake. Andriods will attack in just a few days, and all that stands between them and utter destruction is the Dragon Ball Z warriors.

They need to train, they need to get stronger, they need to prepare… but instead they head off for a driving test.

Nathan and Dave walk us down this confusing road of hovercars, procrastination and why you need a car when you can literally fly.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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The year 2000. Moldy and Stinky are called out to a VR gaming company to investigate a murder. The murderer? Misogyny, and a lady who hides in the computer.

It's pretty weird, not going to lie.

Join Nathan and Dave as they enter the world wide web; the information superhighway and track this cold blooded digital killer.

And trust us: it doesn't make a lick of sense.

Music by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com.au

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