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Ponder the question "What If?" together with Sammy, Mike, Rhys and Melanie.
Thank you to Spike Capper for the theme tune.
Edited by Melanie Löw
Music used:
Hampus Naeselius / Deyja/ courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
How crazy was the Rick and Morty Season 5 finale! IT WAS MENTAL! Rhys and Sammy were certainly excited by it, so much so they've decided to record an episode talking about the entire show! They cover A LOT of episodes in this, so grab your hip flasks and settle in for 90 minutes of unbridled reverence.
Theme by Spike Capper.
Edited by the Rhys one.
Join Mike and Sammy as we take a look at one of the greatest video game franchises of all time, going into FAR more depth than we expected about each one.
Enjoy!
Edited by Mike
Family. Family family explosions, family. Family Corona, family family. Family; family; family; family.
Featuring family.
How great is TV? Seriously, how great is it? Mike, Jack and Rhys certainly think it's great, as they take your through some of their favourite TV shows around. Featuring discussions on Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, Horrible Histories, BoJack Horseman, Black Sails and Gavin & Stacey. To be continued....
It’s just Rhys and Mike again this week as we attempt a combined ranking of the 3 biggest sci-fi action franchises that feature the most iconic monster-villains of all time. There have been 18 films that feature an Alien or Predator or Terminator, all staples of 70s and 80s science-fiction. And yet, most of them are pretty rubbish and in this episode, we start by scraping the bottom of bottom barrels and look at the lowest-ranked of the franchises. God these films SUCK!
Theme by Spike Capper.
Edited by Rhys Lloyd.
SPOILER WARNING: Do not listen to this if you haven't seen Black Sails!
Join Melanie and Jack as they embark on a journey to Nassau and discuss Black Sails! (yay Pirates)
Thank you to Spike Capper for writing our theme song!
Edited by Melanie Löw
Finally done with the Package films, Mike joins Rhys once again in a look back through Disney's animated past. This week we delve into the first half of the Silver Age, including classics such as Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), Peter Pan (1952) & Lady and the Tramp (1955).
Theme by Spike Capper.
Edited by Rhys Lloyd.
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