The team are back to the remote recording this week with some You Tube theatre thanks to The Show Must Go On’s release of Cats. Rachel tells us about The Assistant and Lewis gives us the run down on Uploaded and some other streaming with a Back to the Future treat from Reunited Apart. We’ll be reunited again next week.

The gang are back in the studio for the first time in weeks! They discuss the new Hugo Weaving film, Hearts and Bones, as well as what they’ve been watching while in lockdown.

We’re live!! In the lounge room!! There’s lots of streaming talk with Frankenstein (be quick and You Tube the National Theatre’s production), streaming, trying Stan out and free Australian TV thanks to ABC iView and SBS on Demand.

The team review Pixar's latest Onward, Rachele shares what she stumbled across on YouTube and Lewis brings up a plot hole from Back to the Future. The team also chat about national theatre and improv. They round off the show with a game of What’s in the Box, delving deep into the film collections of the show's members. Can you guess who had which film? Men In Black 2, The Avengers, and The Frozen Ground.

Another week of ISO and we are finding some intriguing things to watch. Rachele reviews Video on demand Sci-fi, thriller Film Vivarium which has a very Twilight zone feel. Cecilia lightens the mood with some Stand up specials featuring on Netflix and Lewis talks Man in the high castle, a Amazon prime series set in an alternative world where the nazis and Japanese won ww2. We also play another game of What’s in the boxxxxxx

The socially isolated series continues over the magic of the internet with a new game....What's in the box!? Tune in to find out which titles we ended up with this week. And remember: there can't be only one...

The crew are back together! Cecilia, Rachele and Lewis take advantage of some technology to discuss hitting 100 episodes of the podcast and work out that there have been some 1000 shows of the show that have hit the airwaves in Perth. There's plenty of streaming happening this week as well as updated schedules for Disney and Marvel.

Lewis and Rachele rope Kat in to fill in for Cecilia while they embark on the first social isolating-friendly recording, live from The Gentlemen of Pop Culture Studio and Rachele’s closet.

Lewis and Rachele get behind the naked microphones (please don’t read those words the wrong way round) and don’t say the C-word during the last studio recording for a while.

Cecilia starts the show with the quote, "Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship." before Lewis and she crack on with the show.