Tim's light goes out - not literally, the one int he dungeon; Fab's injury concerned Tim but not Sean; the art of better conveying information; and a digression about Sean's Cody Walker tweet.

Tim maintains he doesn't travel to South-East Asia as often as Sean says, Dan Marino was a mainstay in the Miami film industry, Fab won't let a segment go and Sean mentions Marcus Clarke's bad record at the AFL tribunal.

Tim needs to keep his hands up, 99.94 The Don FM, favourite finals recollections and Fab was comfortably padding until panicking.

Tim puts the kibosh on the GWS sting, Fab inexplicably doesn't like a track jacket and Sean likes the look of some new United gear.

A chat about Father-Sons; Finey looks like CM Punk; can the US standardise their state sales tax system; mentions of Andre Villas-Boas, Raul Meireles and Ruben Amorim; Fab and Tim shower together; and Fab wants to pilot people to Epstein's Island.

Tim might've broken a chair, Sean has nostalgic affection for an era which went nowhere, Fab rates Rocco Siffiredi's filmography and the return of Mr. Chen.

Tim isn't a fan of how GWS are officiated, Sean supports junior basketball referees, a throwback to McDonald's breakfast menu, was John Daly the Shane Warne of golf and chatter about Sergio Busquets.

A plane almost hits the dungeon, a GIANTS debrief, Shoppo will always be Shoppo, Sean tells his Gretzky-Oilers-Islanders story and if Liam McMahon's post-goal song isn't 'No Chance In Hell' we've failed as a society.

As fiery and prickly as pod as we've had in a long, long time. Someone was in an argumentative frame of mind and it made for interesting debate and listening. Perhaps. Probably not.

Fab receives a text, buys a bike on behalf of his son and sits close to a heater; Sean cant get the phone to work, makes an unexpected joke about Freddie Mercury and shouts out Jerry Stiller.