THEY DON'T JUST SING - the tagline on the Spice Girls movie debut, Spice World! James and John dedicate an entire episode to the acting skills of Baby, Scary, Ginger, Sporty and Posh. Quickly deciding that Victoria Beckham was the breakout star of the movie with her one-liners and iconic scene stealing acting, Posh Spice should've received and Oscar for this. In amongst the discussions of cameos and dance numbers, James reveals the crime he committed whilst working on Spice World - shocker. By far their longest episode yet because there are too many insanely good moments in the cult classic and they all need to be spoken about - the Spice Bus, the bomb, the dress-up montage, dancing boot camp, THE ALIENS?!?!?!! And all of this while good old Nicola is trying to have a baby. James and John will be forever grateful to Emma Bunton, Melanie C, Geri Halliwell, Mel B and Victoria Beckham for this cinematic masterpiece! Of course, they had to discuss the newly unveiled 'secret' between Geri and Mel B, who cares if they did the dirty? Let them. Their love child would certainly be John though.

Spiceworld: The Album is ICONIC. 10 amazing tracks, not a skippable song in sight. The perfect follow up to the first Spice girls album. James & John go track by track and dissect the lyrics and the music. There are discussions about 'Never Give Up On The Good Times' being the follow up to 'Who Do You Think You Are', 'Do It' being a total motivation power anthem AND speaking of motivation, melavation, baby nation, CRAZY NATION - they gush over 'Move Over' from the epic Pepsi commercial. We all acted that one out with a can of Pepsi, right? They also catch us up on everything happening, John's been to Brazil, James has been bullied on social media, which gets them wondering if the Emma, Geri, Victoria, Mel C and Mel B are as active as they should be online. It's a jam-packed episode.

James and John have spicey guest, Anna Moghaddam, on this episode all about Viva Forever, the Spice Girl's fourth single release from their second album 'Spiceworld'. The last song released featuring Geri before she left Emma, Mel B, Mel C and Victoria in the lurch! So, because it's Anna's favorite song they decided to have her on to talk through the deep and meaningful lyrics, the whacky music video featuring the cute (and sometimes evil) looking fairies. They can agree the song itself is iconic, that sultry flamenco ballad but is the video iconic? Did Pavarotti direct it? Where did the little boy go? Why is there a robot chicken? SO MANY QUESTIONS. They also put Anna's Spice Girl knowledge to the test in a lyric battle. She won't be coming back on the show. Hasta Mañana!

Stop right now because James and John have a lot to talk about on this episode! The big news this week was Emma Bunton's new song 'Baby please Don't Stop' so they share their thoughts on the song and the music video and their anticipation for her new album. John goes off topic again so he can talk about the Oscars but don't worry James pulls him back on the Spice Girls track and they talk all things STOP. Where was it filmed? What was Mel B wearing? How many more times can Victoria Beckham point her finger? Did Geri know she was leaving the Spice Girls while filming the Stop music video? So much to unpack. James then makes John do a fun quiz to test his girl power knowledge. It's all on this week.

James and John talk too much on this 'Too Much' themed episode. They talk about the time they met their favorite Spice Girls, Mel B and Emma Bunton - stories you will not want to miss! John can't help but keep his birthday week going so gets us up-to-date with his celebrations, which almost ended badly because of an active shooter at work. The drama! They spend some time chatting about the epic 'Too Much' music video and, as always, the B SIDES!

James and John spice up their lives as they fully immerse themselves in the first single from the Spice Girls second album - Spiceworld. Before they can slam it to the left, John demands they celebrate his birthday, James shakes it to the right and gets things back on track. Between all the singing they chat about flying surfboards, the weird B-side track and complain about the crappy old cameras they were forced to take pictures with at the Spice Girls concerts.

Well, where to start? James and John work their way through the entire first album 'SPICE'. Stopping by each track to share there favorite lyrics, song moments and fun facts. John rants about the pop industry's attitudes towards female singers, James can't figure out what the word is for someone who plays a harmonica is. It's really an epic episode full of laughs, stories, singing and somehow, car sex.

It's been quite a week for James and John. They've both had emotional moments with their mums/moms, perfectly timed for the Mama episode. They argue over whether Mama is a regular ballad or an uptempo ballad. Does it even matter? They discuss Victoria Beckham's latest interview where she reveals she will be at the tour. Also Geri's Instagram account gets analyzed. Finally, they discuss the epic music video for Who Do You Think You are ft. Sugar Lumps, which sparks conversation about questionable fashions, teeth and hair.

James and John talk about the safe sex message behind the Spice Girls first ballad. They also question why the single version was different to the album version, what exactly happened that made them switch Geri out with Victoria? And they talk about the first time they 'put it on, put it on'.

James and John high-kick and back-bend their way through this episode. They talk about who looked the best or worst in the music video, the art of harmonica playing and argue over whether a man appears in the video or not.