While Swanny is away, it's Tony's debut as host, covering the story of Tulia - known as the home of one of the worst miscarriages of justice in recent memory, and Tom Coleman, the man who made it all possible.

Swanny harks back to the late naughties in London, with this story of obsession for Mr Boyzone.  Sabrina Kouider and Sam Medouni spiral out of control, culminating in a bonfire and a bbq.

Clarky prepares for his upcoming cruise with tales from the high seas.  Find out what a magic pipe is and more!

OMG - Clarky really hits this one out the park, terrifying Swanny with the tale of Tracy Wigginton (aka Wiggers), who committed a barbaric and entirely unnecessary crime.  Which Wiggers was it though?  Start the tape boys and I'll tell you what really happened.

Schmidty lightens the mood with the story of Nannie Doss, the naughtiest nanny to ever high tail it round Alabama.  This is a tale of Arsenic and old lace, and numerous people who wished they'd never met the Giggling Granny.

Clarky darkens the mood considerably, telling the story of this local cold case and the horrific death of Bronwynne Richardson, a local beauty queen.

We return to God's own country, in Schmidty's story of cyanide or cholesterol with the case of Jolly Joseph.  Cursed or killer? 

Swanny brings us the unreal story of the Sun Gym Gang, which tells the cautionary tale of what happens when you mix steroids and a belief in fitness with a desperate need to have more of everything.

Clarky, working his way through the Petersons of crime, brings us the story of Drew Peterson and his very unfortunate wives.  We hope Stacey is found and her family can have some closure.

Schmidty follows up Swanny's Bacon, Tomato and Kale episode with the story of Edmund Kemper, the Co-ed Killer, and his 10 victims.