Just when we thought the sex comedy well had run dry, a curious little number from 1979 pops up....and it stars a bona fide radio star (and part time deviant!).

Join Fred and Pete discuss Can I Come Too? wherein Rita Webb finally gets to play the dame!!

Fred and Pete are back, discussing the Derek Ford & Stanley Long collaboration 'Groupie Girl'.

A young beautiful girl runs away to London with a group of long-haired rockers....what on earth could go wrong?!

Find out in this latest installment of......UNMITIGATED BOUNDERS

Why on earth would Fred and Pete be discussing the Sex Pistols movie The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle from 1980?? Surely that has nothing to do with the usual FILTH they usually devour so uncouthly??

Or does it......?

Join the Bounders as they pull apart one of the most chaotic but impactful British films of the last 45 years.

And remember, it's a swindle....

"Unmitigated Bounders Present: Saucy Fun Annual 1978" is out now and available to buy from confessionspress.com

Thick, stiff and full of fun, simply nothing finer has ever spilled from Santa's sack.

96 pages and packed full of photos, articles, reviews, adverts and so much more, Saucy Fun Annual 1978 costs £20.99 and is available here

Please listen!!

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Nurse...the screens!

Fresh from taking the West End by storm, the Bounders return to discuss one of the last entries into the British Sex Comedy pantheon, Rosie Dixon Night Nurse.

Written & produced by the team behind the Confessions series, Rosie was poised to become the 'new' Timmy Lea....does she pull it off? Or is it just her nurses uniform that she pulls off.

Come join Pete and Fred, Leslie Ash and her sister Debbie, along with a host of the Suspect Usuals as they give this curious film their usual forensic analysis.

After some, ahem, down-time - Pete and Fred are back to discuss the extremely rare and little seen David Hamilton-Grant short 'The Office Party' from 1976.

Starring Alan Lake, David Rayner and some sleezy short-arsed cockney medallion man called Johnny Briggs, along with the usual bevvy of 70s beauties, this curious little film has to be seen to be believed.

It looks like Pete has got his saucy seventies mojo back - but will Fred be able to help him keep it up?