And so it begins... The first year of the 1980s kicks off with two very different films, as Ben brings time-travel romcom-thriller Time After Time to the table, before Alex serves up William Peter Blatty's The Ninth Configuration.

Everything is spoiler-free (pretty much) up to the 1-hour mark. This is our new format, let us know what you think of it at [email protected]

Music is "80s" by David Szesztay

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We'll get to starting the discussion proper next week - promise - but for now, we have a couple of favours to ask.

Take a listen. You - yes, you! - could be a part of Arniethology history.

Music is "80s" by David Szesztay.

We're back!

It's time to kick off the third season of The Arniethology presents... and this time Alex and Ben are delving into lost treasures - and deservedly lost turds - in the annals of movies from 1980-2010.

In this inaugural episode, they try to determine which criteria guide what is eligible or not, as well as discussing some of the listener suggestions submitted over the last few weeks.

We're still on the lookout for suggestions (it's truly never too late, as you'll hear), as well as recordings of possible spoiler klaxons. If you have a thought or sound file for us, send them to: [email protected]

Ben's here to update you on where (and when) the Arniethology is going next.

Take a listen - we need your input.

Its part two of the Mission: Impossible - Fallout discussion and this time Ben and Alex are getting into spoilers.

All the major reveals, action scenes and character beats are fair game, along with regular features like the classic Cruise staples and Its Your Numbers.

In part one of their discussion of the latest in the Mission: Impossible franchise, Alex and Ben share their expectations over dinner and their immediate reactions after seeing the film.

Part two will get into the nitty gritty, so do not be afeared - there are no spoilers within.

Apologies to Vannessa Kirby!

We're back with a look at Arnie's latest entry, the long-delayed action comedy Killing Gunther.

Ben and Alex get into all the usual stuff - is it an Arnie film if he's only in it for 20 minutes, what does it say about his career now he's doing straight to VOD films, does he get rip out anyone's spine - as well as assessing the film on its own terms.

This one is spoilery pretty much from the off, so think about whether you want to see this film before listening to us talk about it.

Its also pretty sweary in places too, even by our standards.

Music is 80s Action Movie by Tony Gage; artwork is by Laura Highton.

The results are here - the most listened-to episodes, the biggest box office draws and, of course, the top 10 Tom Cruise films as voted for by you.

We're also giving away awards for Best Kiss, Best Shirtlessness, Best Running and many more before finally revealing what will be the focus of season three.

Thank you to everyone for contributing over the last year, especially Laura Highton for her artwork; regular theme music is Mission Improbable by Dorian Kelly; our awards jingle is Duo Fanfare News Jingle by Lobo Loco.

Keep an eye on twitter and facebook for future episodes.

The polls are closed, the votes have been counted. While you await the results, Alex and Ben discuss Alex Gibney's controversial scientology documentary and Tom Cruise's appearance in it.

Its the final film for the CruiseCast and, after the disappointment of The Mummy, Alex and Ben are hoping to go out on a high. Which is appropriate, as Tom Cruise is peddling enough coke to get the entirety of America high.

Right at the end of the run, does this shift in gear for the Cruiser have a chance at troubling the top ten?

If you have a stake in making that happen or preventing it, be sure to send in your top ten to [email protected] or visit our facebook page and vote using the poll link.

As always, thanks for listening and coming along with us - stick around in the next couple of weeks for the results of the voting and the reveal of what's up next.

Music is Mission Improbable by Dorian Kelly; artwork is by Laura Highton.