Vive la auld alliance. In this episode, we welcome back Maureen Cuestas to discuss the films of her homeland. In honour of our Gaelic cousins, we roll out some tired cliches, butcher the language and run two quizzes to expose our ignorance of the impact of French cinema on the world. Tune in to learn some French filmmaking language, discover some great films and ask yourself "Is Vincent Cassel in this?" The answer is, of course, oui.

We explore filmmaking as a tool to heal and inspire social change with our guest - BAFTA award winning director Garry Fraser. Growing up in Muirhouse, Garry was taken into care at 10 and found his way through 36 care homes, addiction to opiates and prescription meds, a life dealing and being a courier for organised crime. When his son was born, he took control of his life and began filmmaking. The same creativity that kept him alive and out of jail was now winning him MTV awards and a BAFTA. We talk to Garry about his journey, his work on films like Trainspotting 2 and his own series of TV and films, all made in Muirhouse with a mixture of actors and locals.

We welcome Maureen Hascoet of Firewalker pictures for a deep dive into the Scottish film industry. Maureen talks to us about her film background growing up in France, film school in LA, her experiences at Ealing Studios in London and her hard awakening into the industry in Scotland. We then explore the amazing work that she is doing to bridge the gaps in the industry and get people across the sector working together. This is an inspirational story with twists and turns, so much so it nearly brings a tear to Steed's steely eye.

Yuletide blessings. Sandy tries to contain his Christmas excitement, Steed wears a daring item from his wardrobe and Money empties his festive sack all over the table. What makes a Christmas movie? Does it have to even be set at Christmas time? These are the important themes we will address while spreading the message of baby Jesus and Liquid Death. This bumper extra-long edition also sees the return of the Lucky Dip! It's so long one of the cameras will run out of battery. This episode has it all.

We welcome back mlitary advisor, stunt coordinator and all-round gent Spencer Collings to talk about one man armies - the films where an architect, a cook on a aircraft carrier and a retiree with a particular set of skills are the last person on earth you want to mess with. We'll be divulging our top 3 in the sub-genre, talking one-woman armies, James Corden, octopus penises, Commando fan theories and is there a one-man army film that Money doesn't like?

On this episode we delve into the annals of comic book adaptations. The good, the bad and the honourable. How long before Sandy mentions Marvel (not long) or The Exploited unexpectedly show up in a Zack Snyder movie? This episode was brought to you by Beans & Meat.

The gloves are off. Get on board our most contentious and controversial episode yet as we attempt to fall out with each other, lose friends and decimate our audience talking about our guilty displeasures. These are the movies we tried to like, the movies everyone else seems to love... but here comes the reality inspector on the hot-take express. We're not sorry.

We are joined by Spencer Collings, a stunt coordinator and military adviser for film and television. For anyone interested in the industry, Spence has lots of invaluable advice in this podcast. We speak frankly about what it takes to work in productions and what not to do. Contains mature and immature themes.

Adrian Smith, the fourth member of Square Go joins us for this episode for an insight into his career in art from Warhammer illustration to work with Pat Mills and more. For this episode, we're embracing black and white in honour of Adrian's most evocative work: The Chronicles of Hate.

There's a prize at stake for the host that picks the lowest overall costing top 5 low budget films. Expect controversy, nepotism, shocking revelations and James Corden.