Totally Mad Citizen

Season 4 Episode 3 picks up the 9/11 thread and goes after the cover-up that outlives the witnesses.

Able Danger flagged Mohamed Atta before the attacks and was shut down. Fifteen of the nineteen hijackers were Saudi. The 28 pages sat classified for fifteen years. Five men were arrested in New Jersey on the day itself and quietly deported. Tom’s point is that a lot of this is already on the public record — the question is when anyone in power will treat it as such. The answer given here is the long delay: seal the files until 2091, wait until the last witnesses are gone, then call it history.

The episode then moves to Clark Air Base in Pampanga, about eighty kilometres from Manila, and the wider American base network — hundreds of installations worldwide, including on British soil. Team America: World Police gets pulled in as satire that stopped being funny. Tom says he loves America and is still sick of the empire.

Then the Georgia Guidestones. Tom treats them as fact, not theory: a public monument to population control and one-world governance, destroyed in 2022 with nobody claiming it. He reads the blast as a message from God. The conversation closes on Revelation — one world government, one currency, a mark you cannot buy or sell without — and a promise to go deeper next week.

See you next Wednesday.

Stay dangerous.

Season 4 Episode 2, recorded late on Monday the 21st of September 2026 after another delayed Wednesday. Tom is no longer in Guangzhou or Hong Kong — he’s in the Philippines after weeks of travel.

Last week’s 9/11 deep dive continues. The Patriot Act, the surviving passport, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing as a rehearsal, The Simpsons as predictive programming, They Live, and the red pill you can’t unswallow. Tom’s line this week is simple: keep asking questions, never back down, demand the truth.

Ara pushes it further, claiming the Philippines itself sits on old CIA rendition routes through Clark Air Base — a black site hiding in plain sight. Tom stays focused on the principle: push, push, push.

Next week we go deeper.

Stay dangerous.

Season 4 is (TWO DAYS LATE) and now here. The Nigel circus is over, and the show is back to classic conspiracy talk — recorded on the 25th anniversary of September 11th.

This episode covers the Patriot Act as the real prize of 9/11, the hijacker passport that “survived” the fireball, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing as a dress rehearsal, and the same family running both attacks. Then it moves into predictive programming: The Simpsons “predicting” Trump and the 9/11 brochure that looks like 9/11, They Live as the original red-pill film, and what the red pill and blue pill actually mean.

Tom says he’s overdosed on the red pill for years and can’t unsee the programming in news, TV, and even kids’ shows. Ara agrees — once the eyes open, they don’t shut again.

Next week we go deeper.

Stay dangerous.

This is the Season 3 finale of The Nigel Season — recorded a day late, and somehow even more unhinged than the rest of it.

After ten weeks of Nigel and Nigella trying to rewrite lives, steal bodies, and take over the relationship, Cindy ends the war with a Yu-Gi-Oh card. She finds the original Penguin Soldier Tom based Nigel on — 750 attack, 500 defence — and uses its effect: flip it face-up, and the monsters go back to their owners’ hands. Nigel and Nigella get banished. The dream versions vanish. The real Tom and Cindy are still standing.

Then the story twists again. The card doesn’t destroy them. It only sends them back. Nigel is waiting for the cooldown to end. The Penguin Soldier itself is framed as an old Vatican containment tool that Konami turned into a kids’ card so nobody would notice. Yu-Gi-Oh becomes a specialist programme. Pokémon becomes the mass-market net. The rarest cards hold the strongest entities. Tom, who never followed Pokémon and always followed Yu-Gi-Oh, gets told he was a recruit who never showed up for training.

Season 3 is over. Season 4 starts next week — topic still unknown, though Ara claims the Vatican already picked it.

See you next Wednesday.

And if your old cards start feeling heavier than they used to… that’s not nostalgia. That’s the seal getting restless.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season — this one recorded a day late from the People’s Republic of China.

Tom checks in live from Guangzhou, a city of around fifteen million people, after riding the metro, visiting Guangzhou Tower in the rain, and popping over to Fuzhou the day before. He’s picked up a drone for new YouTube videos and a red backpack, and briefly considered some orange trainers before deciding they were cheap and not waterproof.

Meanwhile, the Nigel and Nigella story continues in the background. With Tom thousands of miles away, Nigella is said to be working overtime on Cindy — making her miss a “perfect” dream version of him more than the real one. Tom remains unfazed, as usual.

This was a shorter, travel-heavy episode as Tom admitted he didn’t have much else to say on the road.

Next week is Episode 10 — the Season 3 finale. After that, the show goes back to classic conspiracy talk: 9/11, JFK, UFOs, Area 51, and the rest.

See you next Wednesday.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season.

This episode goes deeper into the final phase. Nigella has moved from Cindy’s dreams into her waking thoughts, convincing her that the real Tom is already gone. Cindy has started packing — not to leave, but to prepare the house for Nigel and Nigella to take over.

Tom strongly defends Cindy, insisting she’s listening out of genuine curiosity and that she would fight tooth and nail to protect their relationship. Ara pushes back, arguing that every episode Cindy listens to is still feeding Nigella, and that “resistance” while continuing to engage is not real resistance at all.

They eventually agree to disagree and wrap the episode.

Next week is Episode 9, followed by the Season 3 finale on Episode 10 — after which the show returns to classic conspiracy topics like 9/11, JFK, UFOs, and Area 51.

See you next Wednesday.

And if Cindy starts acting a little colder… it might not be her anymore.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season.

This episode goes even darker. Nigel and Nigella have stopped simply rewriting memories — they are now rewriting futures. Nigella is planting deep dreams in Cindy’s mind every night, teaching her to “let go” of the real Tom and preparing her to become an accomplice in the final takeover.

Tom remains completely unfazed, calling the whole thing twisted and comparing it to Inception, while still asking for the story to go darker. We also briefly touched on his upcoming trip to China on the 22nd of August.

This season continues to spiral into pure, unhinged possession territory, and there are still a few episodes left to go.

See you next Wednesday for Episode 8.

And if Cindy starts acting a little distant… it might not be her anymore.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season.

This episode goes even darker. Nigel is no longer just practising with Tom’s body — he’s using it while Tom sleeps to send Cindy messages, book flights, and prepare the house for the final takeover. Meanwhile, Nigella is whispering into Cindy’s dreams every night, slowly rewriting her memories of Tom so she won’t fight the replacement.

Their goal is clear: take over both bodies so they can live as a couple in Tom and Cindy’s skins. The real versions of them are being erased piece by piece, and neither of them even realise how far it’s already gone.

Tom remains completely unfazed, comparing the whole situation to Chucky and the Bride of Chucky mixed with a dark version of the BFG, and continues to welcome the chaos.

This season is now deep into pure demonic possession territory, and there’s still four episodes left.

See you next Wednesday for Episode 7.

And if you start hearing your own voice whispering in the middle of the night… that might not be you anymore.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season.

This episode goes even darker. Nigel is no longer satisfied with just following Tom — he wants to completely replace him. And he’s not working alone.

Meet Nigella, the female counterpart who is targeting Tom’s girlfriend Cindy. Their plan is simple and horrifying: take over both bodies so they can live as a couple in Tom and Cindy’s skins.

Tom remains completely unfazed, comparing the whole situation to the Marik Ishtar possession storyline from Yu-Gi-Oh!, and insists he can handle anything — including a pair of demonic penguins.

This season continues to spiral into pure, unhinged chaos, exactly as promised.

See you next Wednesday for Episode 6.

And if you start hearing your own voice whispering in the middle of the night… that might not be you anymore.

Welcome back to The Nigel Season.

Tom is now safely back in the United Kingdom after his American road trip, but Nigel has followed him home. In this episode, we go deeper into Nigel’s disturbing plan: he’s not just haunting Tom anymore — he’s slowly copying him so he can take over his life completely.

Nigel has been studying Tom for years and is getting ready to replace him. The four-foot-tall demonic penguin with glowing white eyes wants everything — Tom’s life, his voice, his relationships… everything.

Tom remains remarkably unfazed by all of it, which only seems to make Nigel more determined.

This season continues to spiral into pure Nigel chaos, exactly as promised.

See you next Wednesday for Episode 5.

And if you hear your own voice whispering in your head at 3:33am… that’s not you.

It’s Nigel. 😈