The boys throw themselves into 'The Adventures of Tintin'. They look at Tintin's shortcomings as an investigative journalist and hero. They also talk about drunk sea captains and evil Speilberg look-alikes. They also provide a comprehensive discussion on one of the movie highlights; the bullet proof glass case.

Matt also relives a traumatizing choc-top adventure he had at the movies and gets Jonathan to help him out with a personal relationship crisis. They review some fan feedback and offer listers a chance to write a theme song for the podcast. They also welcome in the new year in style. It's a podcast so good you'll hope it Nev-R Breaks.

This week Screen Verdict pulls out the old VHS player and heads back to 1994 with a review of the Aladdin sequel, The Return of Jafar.

Over the course of several podcasts it occurred to Matt and Jonathan that many modern films and television shows appeared to be borrowing plot lines and story telling techniques from the straight to video Disney classic. After many listener requests to do a Return of Jafar podcast, it's finally here.

Topics discussed include the new focus on the character of Iago, the absence of Robin Williams as the genie and rating Aladdin, Jasmine and Jafar as a hero, princess and villain.

Lastly they provide a Screen Verdict rating and also give a shout out to our international listeners based on some interesting Podomatic stats.

A podcast in two parts. Part one (0-26 minutes) is spoiler free. Part two (26 minutes onwards) contains spoilers from season 6 as well as previous seasons of Dexter.

Part one sees Matt and Jonathan discuss the premise and morality of Dexter, Matt's latest choice of fashion accessory, whether Dexter strays into sitcom territory and a rating of the season.

Part two features a comprehensive look at the developments of the season including a review of the twists in the show and providing a ranking of all six seasons.

The podcast concludes with a teaser for next week's episode as well as a debate over festive greetings.

(Minor spoilers in podcast)

This week Matt and Jonathan review the new film The Ides of March, a title that Matt explains using his high school theatre background. Topics include the ensemble cast featuring podcast favourite Ryan Gosling and debating the desirability of George Clooney as president. They provide their screen verdict on the film for both the politically and non-politcally inclined.

Also featured is the resolution of the feud between Betty White and George Clooney and the Screen Verdict audience shares some feedback on the podcast that divides Matt and Jonathan.

(SPOILERS IN PODCAST) This week Jonathan and Matt review the latest instalment in the phenomenon known as Twilight. Without reading any of the books or having seen any of the films, they provide an outsider's perspective on the box office hit film.

Topics raised include why Bella may be a fan of Dexter, what kind of sex education vampires and werewolves seem to be receiving and why Jonathan suspects Matt may be pregnant with a demon baby.

To conclude they pick a side with either Team Edward or Team Jacob and provide their Screen Verdict on the film.

Back in the field of television Jonathan and Matt review the latest season of HBO's 'Bored to Death'. They run through what the gang of Jason Schwartzmann, Zach Galafianakis and Ted Danson have been up to and whether it lives up to the standard of the first two seasons.

They also receive a surprise guest caller during the podcast before starting two Hollywood rivalries between Betty White and George Clooney as well as Isla Fisher and Amy Adams.

Finally they wrap up People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive debacle and provide some umpiring on the rules of our Moneyball Oscar game.

Matt and Jonathan discuss what they think about Baseball, Brad Pitt and Aaron Sorkin. As well as why Jonathan almost saw the wrong movie for the podcast. Then they deliver their verdict on Moneyball before playing a game where they try to 'moneyball' their Oscar picks for the year.

They also celebrate 1000 downloads for the podcasts and with help from the listeners delve into the contentious issue of who is the world's sexiest man alive.

It's a podcast that's better than taking a girl to second base!

Jonathan and Matt review their second Ryan Gosling film, Drive. They discuss their opinions on 80s music, graphic violence and scorpion jackets. Also, find out which of them might be preparing a treasured spot on their mantle piece for the DVD.

Lastly they give a shout out to the fan of the week and decide who is the Margret or David of the podcast.

A podcast so golden youd's swear it was recorded in Paris in the 1920s.

This week Jonathan and Matt discuss what they think of film icon Woody Allen and comedy star Owen Wilson. What they thought of the time travel in 'Midnight in Paris' and what famous time traveller's they were disappointed not to see. Also think through what their 'golden age' is.

Plus they give a shout out to some fans on their new facebook fanpage.

This week Jonathan and Matt share their reactions to Larry's adventures in New York City. They talk the big name guest stars, Ricky Gervais and Michael J. Fox. Also which character did Matt miss this season (hint Ted Danson).

Concludes with a rank of all 8 seasons which divides Jonathan and Matt like never before.