In a world now obsessed with meta references it feels apt to go back to a time when shows about fiction were a novelty, and it comes no purer than the story of Jessica Fletcher. This episode we discuss the underlying hatred murder mystery writers have of the general public, what it takes to kill a man in cold blood and discuss the MSR point and click video game!

Viola Davis' magnum opus (or at least her heavily syndicated six season side hustle) is up for a thorough discussion this episode.

We're talking long show acronyms, the ramifications of brute forcing the law, and we finally get to quiz Jeremy about the reality of being a definitely real life lawyer.

This episode we're delving back into the spooky realm of the unknown, however unlike Medium these gents aren't having a yarn with the undead, just decapitating them.

We're talking expensive car insurance, impractical workout routines and Morgan reveals some prized memorabilia.

Arguably one of the most recognisable sitcoms in the early 2000s has finally gotten the attention it deserves.

Morgan graces us with his perfect Ray Romano impression, Arran makes a promise he'll live to regret and we uncover what could be the biggest conspiracy ever talked about in an audio medium.

It's time to dive back into the warm ocean waters of California and reveal the true origin story of Mitch Buchannon. We're talking: the dangers of drinking seawater, the right ratio of acting classes and hypnotism, and discover the finer edges of beach-jurisdiction.

Ever wanted to go to travel to a slightly different reality than your own? See what the world would be like if traffic lights were switched and that statue of Lincoln was replaced with a statute of Lenin? Slide on into this episode as we deep dive into the late 90s sci fi wonder! We unearth Morgan's adolescent relationship with Peter Jackson, discuss how to rap in a communist country and reveal quite possibly our creepiest IMDB list to date.

In what could be the spiritual sequel to Ghost Whisperer, we're dipping our toes back into the afterlife to relitigate ghost logic and the rules of the being dead.

We're talking Morgan's hatred of children, extreme public affection in front of corpses, and offer up a completely new social theory around the aftermath of 9/11.

Revolutionising the idea of daytime courtroom dramas, we look at the show that dared to take the drama to an entirely new level by holding court... at night.

This episode we're talking bizarre alien subplots (yes, you read that correctly), what really happens at the back of Melbourne's Revolver bar at 3am and tasteful re-imaginings of Citizen Kane.

We take a dive back into our teens, when slandering your close friends doing irrevocable damage was just a bit of fun.

We're talking repurposing soviet technology, the punishment for "pretty much" murder, and of course, the exact scenario Morgan envisaged when losing his virginity.

In all th3 tim3 numb3rs have 3xist3d, one singl3 question has r3main3d... can numb3rs li3?

W3 g3t to th3 bottom of it in this 3pisode, along with discussing th3 ultimat3 dad actors of all tim3, th3 p3rf3ct aft3rshow, and Morgan tri3s the ultimat3 dumbing down op3ration.