Another day, another Oscars review as we look at our next Best Picture nominee in Green Book. Does this movie receive way too much criticism then it actually deserves? Is it shocking to realise this movie was directed by one half of the pair that directed movies such as Dumb and Dumber, There's Something About Mary and Stuck On You? Is this another movie where the true story element is used too loosely? How amazing are both Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali in this film and how great is their chemistry throughout it? Does this movie feel more like a 90s movie and is that a bad or good thing? Is our fandom of Linda Cardellini a little too much than it should be or is it completely warranted? And are movies being turned too political now where a good movie can't actually get the credit it deserves based around controversy that surrounds the cast or crew of a film? It's another heavy movie to talk about so get into it and get entertained and educated!

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It's another week of Third Watch fun as we move into the 4th episode of the 5th season and review In Lieu of Johnson. Why should this episode have more of a history than it does given it started the career of such a big name actor? How can we work out the percentages of the spread of screentime between the cops, paramedics and firefighters at this point of the show? How could this episode become a trivia question in the future? How great is the dreadlocks guy this episode? Is Jimmy boss material? Is the Yokas stuff necessary or is that a relative term? How is this episode still relevant to todays society? Do we like DMX as an actor? Is it hard being a boss? How great is it to see Jimmy and Kim kiss? Why is there a huge plot hole that should be easily fixed in the writing room? Is there another plot hole element though that we can forgive? And how great is the music at the end? Don't trip on your bling bling yo yo and listen in!

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It's another week of Nip/Tuck with only a few more episodes to go till we wrap everything up. Hard to believe right? Well believe it right now as we move into the 15th episode of the 6th season Virginia Hayes. How amazing is this episode? How is Ben being positive about another season 6 episode? Do we like the big flashbacks to the very first season? How great is it to have Escobar back for one more episode? Why aren't we sick of this ongoing storyline despite it being repeated yet again? How amazing is the music in this episode? Which scenes could possibly make our final 5 at the end of this season? And how are we talking about this being so amazing when it's a season 6 episode? Get your Cars on and dig some holes for another episode you want to listen to!

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Another day, another Oscars episode as we look at the latest nominee for 2019 Best Picture BlacKkKlansman. Is this the most re-watchable movie out of all the Best Picture nominations? Is it odd that Adam Driver was the only one to get an acting nomination out of this movie? Is there enough subtlety in this film that we don't need the final montage or is it too subtle that we really need that to show the scenes to point out the main issues in this film? Can we believe it isn't Steve Buscemi in this movie? Are there another bunch of actors in this film who we recognise who we are then shocked at finding out who they actually are? Will this lead us to do a 'Spike Lee Month' at some point on the show? And is there much of a chance of this film winning any awards? Click away to entertain yourself away as we continue our Oscars coverage!

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It's another Oscars review as we move into our next Best Picture nominee and bring you our Christian Bale love with a closer look at Vice. How can Ben drop some Eminem at the start of this episode? Why is Colin confused about how he feels about this film? Is this movie another movie that proves this years Best Picture nominees are the worst in Oscar history? Is Sam Rockwell deserving of an Oscar nomination after this film? Do we even understand the tone Adam McKay was trying to achieve in the movie? Is this one of Christian Bale's best performances or is it a little over the top? How does this film compare to the George W Bush movie W from 2008? Has Ben's opinion changed from when he first watched the movie the other day? And can this film actually win any Oscars at all? It's an interesting one to discuss and one that is definitely an opinion changer! So tune in!

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It's that time of the week again to feel Lost as we move into the 8th episode of the 3rd season and have a look at Flashes Before Your Eyes. How is this episode very clever and ahead of it's time? Who brought porn to the island? Do you remember that Eko dead? Why is it so funny that Claire nearly drowned? Why didn't Desmond save Joanna? Why has Charlie turned into an overbearing boyfriend all of a sudden? Are the two actors who play the receptionist and delivery guy the worst actors we've seen in this show so far? How great is Alan Dale? Would we want to punch him or would we listen to his negative advice? Does Alan Dale have his own accent? Who is Jimmy Lennon? Why does the soccer match look so old? Who is mysterious woman? Would we buy a chestnut? Did Noah do a poo on the Alps? And how great is this episode? Time to click and find out for yourself!

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It's another Oscars 2019 episode looking at the 2019 Best Picture nominees as we look at perhaps the most controversial inclusion in this years nominees with the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody. How much has Colin wanted to talk about this film since it first came out and how much does his opinion differ to Ben? Did this movie need to be made or was the Freddie Mercury story just not that interesting? Is Colin the only person on the planet to not like Rami Malek's performance in this film? Is there any drama in this film or is it just over the top? Is there any character development through out this film? Visually is this movie just amazing? How great is it that some more obscure Queen songs are used in this film? Does the Bryan Singer situation make this film almost impossible to win the Best Picture? And how will the ratings at the end differ? Click away and get that gold statue in sight as we get excited for the 2019 Oscars!

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It's that time of year once again to get into some Oscar reviews as we start things off by revisiting our first nominee for Best Picture in 2019, Black Panther. Have our opinions changed on this since our review a year ago? Should it have received as many nominations as it did? Can we pay anyone to fly to Winnipeg or New Zealand to listen to us live? Have we appreciated Michael B Jordan even more considering we weren't that high on him last year? How does this compare to other superheroes movie from last year if we were to rank them? And are we going to be excited for a sequel when it comes out and will it get nominated for another Best Picture too? It's time to listen in and get your Oscars excitement ramped up!

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It's time for another look at your favourite TV show Third Watch as we review Lockdown, the 3rd episode of the 5th season. Is it fair to compare this to the season 6 episode that is very similar? Do we like the sass that Monroe brings to the partnership with Bosco? Can we imagine Sully singing Happy by Pharell Williams? Is it good that Ben & Dorvell aren't doctors? How great is it to finally see Holly on screen? How great is it that Dorvell is just one big knowledge base? Why is Emily tolerable this episode, particularly with one line she says? Has Dorvell ever had the plague? Was Dorvell a firefighter? And do we like this episode or is it too bland? Tune in and get entertained!

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Another week of Nip/Tuck as we move closer to the finish line as we look at the 14th episode of the 6th season Sheila Carlton. Is this an episode that is going back towards some 'typical season 6' stuff or is it entertaining? How amazing is Melanie Griffith? How much of douche is Les? Is Matt wasted in this episode or are we glad that he at least is back in some capacity? How great is the titular character of this episode and both the actors involved in it? Is the Curtis storyline just wasted with how this episode turns? And how is the timeline of this show getting more warped with just one line? Click on the button, listen and entertain yourself!

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