Part competition, part quiz. Tom getting his turn to host, Me(Henry) and Rory having a debt to settle after last weeks farce. A lot of loose ends to tie up this episode. Who came out with the stronger intellect?

3 players, 18 films. We play questionmaster and player to a game of 'Critic or audience'. The film is named and we decide whether we think the film was a hit with the critics or with the general public, or neither.

We're on a desert island, the beard is long and scruffy, the resources are finite, besides a games console, a widescreen and a generator. The plane wreckage has been scoured by koalas and you're alone. What film, TV series and game are you bringing with you to entertain you, until George R. R. Martin comes flying past in search for fan fiction.

This episode we discuss which actor and which films did it for us. The Original, The Garfield (not the cat), and the Marvel.

A much more loosely structured episode where the 3 of us watch a low-rated film with an open mind, with the intention of giving it a fair hearing, or a scathing review. Shame about the last 10 minutes.

It's way outside our usual theme but football is something we're also very passionate about and the season has just finished so here's our bonus episode. Me (Henry), Tom, Rory and this week, Craig, discuss and debate who we thought shined the most this season.

A bit more of a of a niché topic this week, looking into how actors like Adam Sandler may get stuck playing one character in their career and other examples of who this has affected.

Henry(me), Tom and Rory discuss the public perception of the different Star Wars trilogies and whether these standards are fair, exaggerated or totally accurate