This week we suffered through our least favourite entry in the MCU (so far), in the form of Guardians of the Galaxy.

Putting aside Rooney's irrational dislike of Chris Pratt (and by extension, Star-Lord), we got down to the serious business of discussing our weeks, why Reggie is so grumpy, and what we've been up to.

We also spoke about Celine Dion's tight bum, moaned about people not listening to our podcast properly, give a heads-up about the coming episode of the Every 0ther Week podcast, and discussed what we'd like to do when we finally retire from this world of podcasting!

We're back with our monthly delve into the detritus of the internet, ably assisted by our esteemed occasional third host Ash as we chat about some stuff we found online!

This month, we talk AI porn, Maddy MacCann, Rooney insulting everyone, Another Reggie music Quiz, Aimee's Envelope revealing deep dark secrets of the Cultists, creme egg theft, revelations of misdeeds in our youths, noisy sex, and we catch-up with our favourite ghost-marrying musician, Brocarde!

It's a busy one, and it's noisy as hell, so brace yourselves!

This week we watched the under-appreciated sc-fi horror thriller Pandorum... and also did a really short episode! 

With Reggie being a germbag, we had to go back to the early days of TUTJIG and record the episode via Skype (which may account for the odd audio on Rooney's side), and keepo it short so that Reggie didn't just pass out on mic!

But we did manage to talk shellsuits, Global Hypercolour t-shirts, not one, but two new podcasts (Aurek to Zerek and Every Other Week), and eating people!

We're back to the MCU this week, with what turns out to be our favourite film in the franchise thus far; Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

But before we start gushing about why we love this film so much, we have certain obligations to fulfill in terms of talking about other nonsense. And so we also talk about:

And here's a shout-out to Rooney's new solo podcast, Aurek to Zerek!

Our monthly round-up of nonsense form the internet, with special guest Mr Vanilla!

This month we got stuck into some chat about:

Yes, you read that right noble listeners; this episode is filler, because one of us is an idiot - you'll have to listen to find which one.

But aside from that, we waffled our way through the following somewhat disparate subjects in our own inimitable manner:

It's a real mixed bag, and not really a "normal" episode, so be warned!

This week, we took a look at the under-appreciated post-apocalyptic tale of faith, The Book of Eli, and mostly kept the conversation civil!

Aside from talking about the bleak, but (almost) bible-free wasteland of the future, we also took the time to finalise out own TUTJIG Rules for a Post-Apocalyptic Society, Boy Scouts, creepy teachers, The Subways, a very dry look back at 1991, backwards countries, and #NotAReligion

We also put together a YouTube playlist for the 1991 segment, so enjoy: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLohrNwBpHzdKaQhatHI9EJ6JqDns1tQCG

No, not that Serenity, the pilot episode of the TV series, which was also (confusingly) named Serenity! Yes, we're back on a Firefly kick this week, looking at the episode that simultaneously started it all, and also nearly stopped it happening completely, the pilot!

But aside from us gushing about our favourite TV show, we also manage to share some words on subjects such as:

And not a fan heater to be seen - or indeed heard...

Our monthly round-up starts with welcoming a recurring guest who seems to have somehow secured himself a regular slot; Mr Vanilla!

As we chat nonsense, we also work our way through some of the choicest cuts pf news articles from across the web, and we cover such diverse subjects as:

It's a real mixed bag, but we froze recording it, so please enjoy it.

In an attempt to save Reggie's blushes, we left the anime behind this week and resumed our quest through the MCU, with Thor: The Dark World, and realised we both actually enjoyed this film a lot more than we remembered!

We also squeezed in:

Neck braces at the ready for this week's "tonal whiplash".