We're Gonna Need A Bigger Pod!

Jon Brown & Sean Wilson are back on the case, as they search for clues in their investigation to find out the secrets of the wonderful Hildur Guðnadóttir's score for Kenneth Branagh's latest outing as Poirot in front of the camera and once again as director behind the camera for the Agatha Christie inspired 'A Haunting In Venice'. 

Join the lads on this latest edition of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

Hildur is a multi award winning Icelandic musician and composer who has garnered praise for her work scoring cinematic films such as 'Sicario: Day Of The Soldado', Todd Field’s critically acclaimed film ‘Tar’, Sarah Polley’s exceptional picture ‘Women Talking’ and Todd Phillips’ outstanding DC Comics movie ‘Joker’ for which her superb score won her the trifecta - a Golden Globe, a BAFTA and an Oscar.

She’s also no stranger to home entertainment having garnered much deserved praise and awards for her craft in the creation of the score to hit series ‘Chernobyl’ and has even expertly tackled the soundscapes of the video game realm with her husband Sam Slater on the game ‘Battlefield 2042. 

Lately, asides from working on the much anticipated follow up to 'Joker' for director Todd Phillips of course, she’s been working, as we mentioned before, with director Kenneth Branagh composing the score for ‘A Haunting In Venice’ which is the latest entry into his film adaptations as director and star of the great work of the late Agatha Christie.

Sean and Jon caught up with the magnificent Hildur to talk more about her creative process and on scoring the sound of Poirot's World….

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Cover Imaging Copyright: Hildur Guðnadóttir, White Bear PR, 20th Century Studios, Hollywood Records, WDMPS, Disney UK, Disney Music Group
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: Hildur Guðnadóttir, Thomas Mikusz, Kyrie Hood, Sarah Roche, Sean Wilson, Paul Marsh, Lily Parke, Disney UK, 20th Century Studios, Hollywood Records, Disney Music Group, White Bear PR, EPK, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays and Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.

How about that mustache hey...

Lend us your cauliflower ears as Jon Brown & Paul Marsh return after Paul took a swing at following some Cat bloke off the internet's investment advice, Jon got distracted by cinema's most spectacular exorcism in fifty years and they both got schooled on how not to be a monster by Richard E. Grant's fictional best selling (and scene stealing) author.

Or in English if you please - your friendly neighbourhood middle aged men moaning about Movies are back this week sharing their commentary and coverage of the latest and greatest in the world of Film (and a little bit of Telly) right now!   

Speaking of, World class Scottish legend Dougray Scott talks 'Crime' (and Football) with Paul in honour of Season 2 of Irvine Welsh's 'Crime' premiering on ITV X and Jon chats with the fantastic and very lovely Alice Troughton about her feature film debut, 'The Lesson'.

There’s also our thoughts on recent releases such as ‘A Haunting In Venice’, ‘Expend4bles', 'Dumb Money' and the 50th Anniversary re-release of vomit inducing, lights on leaving classic ‘The Exorcist’ (now in 4K Ultra Scary HD), plus, all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases too.

We've also got some awesome 'Dumb Money' merchandise (not money sadly) to give away and we will of course read out your Tip Top 5 Action Movie Ensembles!

We haven't got any investment advice, but what we do have, is your latest, brand new edition of ‘We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Pod’!

Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown 
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks To: Dougray Scott, Alice Troughton, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, ITV, BBC, Black Bear Films, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., 20th Century Studios, Disney+, Disney UK, Lionsgate, Studio Canal, Universal, Universal Home Entertainment, Warner Discovery Home Entertainment, Arrow Video, Amazon Studios, Netflix, Cameo Productions, EPK, Substance Global & Premier PR.

Extra Special Thanks: Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren.

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It doesn’t take the detecting skills of Poirot to figure out that Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are back for a whole new run of episodes of ‘We’re Gonna Need Bigger Pod’! 

Yes, that’s right, hurriedly haunting your Podcast player, your favourite middle aged men moaning about Movies share their commentary and coverage of the latest and greatest in the world of Film right now!   

Tap that play button for an investigative insight into Kenneth Branagh’s ‘A Haunting In Venice’ by way of an interview with James Prichard - the Great Grandson of Poirot’s creator Agatha Christie! James discusses with us his role as CEO of Agatha Christie Ltd and Executive Producer of ‘A Haunting In Venice’.

Speaking of seance related tomfoolery - we also caught up with YouTube sensations Danny & Michael Philippou, directors of quite possibly the best horror movie of the year - ‘Talk To Me’ in honour of its digital release. They talked to us, we let them in and the results were hilarious. 

There’s also our thoughts on recent releases such as ‘The Equalizer 3’, ‘The Nun II’ and the 30th Anniversary re-release of game changing cinematic dino drama ‘Jurassic Park’, plus, all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases

Plus, we proposed, you accepted, so we got down on one knee for the return of the Tip Top 5 where we read out YOUR Top 5 Wedding films!

So let’s all round in a circle and hold hands and summon from the beyond - your latest, brand new edition of ‘We’re Gonna Need A Bigger Pod’!

Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown 
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks To: James Prichard, Danny & Michael Philippou, Stephanie Hitch, Madeleine Finlay-Hudson, Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, Disney UK, 20th Century Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures, Sony, Universal Pictures, Altitude Distribution, A24, Signature Entertainment, Park Circus, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Universal Home Entertainment, Netflix, Apple TV, Paramount+, Cameo Productions, EPK, Premier PR, Organic, Substance Global, DNA PR, Rakouten TV, Odeon Cinemas, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and the Vue Cinema Gunwharf Quays. 

Extra Special Thanks: Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Harrison & Darren.

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Jon Brown & Sean Wilson light the fuse on this explosive, not so top secret new episode of 'Scoreheads' with a motorcycle off a cliff style deep dive into the music of the biggest and best mission yet 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One', with the film's Composer Lorne Balfe.

Join the lads on this latest edition of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

Lorne has done incredible work over the last few years across a spectrum of media including outstanding music for huge IP’s as 'Assassins Creed', 'FIFA' and 'Skylanders', television series such as 'The Crown', 'Genius', 'His Dark Materials', 'Dopesick' and 'The Wheel Of Time' and blockbuster movies including DC's 'Black Adam', 'Bad Boys For Life', 'Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves', Marvel's 'Black Widow', 'Tetris', 'Mission: Impossible Fallout', 'Top Gun: Maverick' and Jon's favourite film of the year so far (at the time of writing this) - 'Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One'.

Sean and Jon accepted the mission and chatted with Lorne for over an hour for this IMF style debrief on the soundtrack to Tom Cruise & Christopher McQuarrie's powerhouse of a cinematic adventure.

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interview:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Cover Imaging Copyright: Lorne Balfe, Paramount Music, Sony Classical, La La Land Records, Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions.
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: Lorne Balfe, Ashleigh Kelly, Chandler Poling, Sarah Roche, Jane Bennett, Jesse Ure, Karen Pitchford, Sean Wilson, Lily Parke, Ruben Shaw, Keith Souch, Metrophonic, AIR Studios, Paramount Pictures, Skydance Productions, Paramount UK, Sony Classical, Sony Music Soundtracks, White Bear PR, EPK, Odeon Cinemas Leicester Square, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.

This Podcast will not self destruct in five seconds...

Jon Brown & Sean Wilson are back with a bang this week to discuss the richly textured and magnificently crafted score for masterful director Christopher Nolan's latest epic, 'Oppenheimer'.

Join the lads on this latest edition of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

For this special episode we welcome very special guest Ludwig Göransson - the eminent and multi award winning Composer of some of the finest scores around right now including knock out work on Rockyverse entries ‘Creed’ & ‘Creed II’, interstellar instrumentation on Star Wars series ‘The Mandalorian’ and globally adored music on Ryan Coogler’s outstanding ‘Black Panther’ films for Marvel.

He first teamed up with the phenomenal filmmaker Christopher Nolan on the sci-fi, time warping ‘Tenet’ and their so far successful working relationship continues with- as declared by many - Ludwig’s best and finest work to date - his brand new soundscapes for Christopher Nolan’s latest masterwork - ‘Oppenheimer’ which launched into cinemas Worldwide this weekend.

Sean and Jon caught up with Ludwig for an hour, to discuss, in great detail, the process of creating the sound of ‘Oppenheimer’ for this new edition of ‘Scoreheads’....

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interviews:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Cover Imaging Copyright: Universal Pictures, Backlot Music, Syncopy Productions
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: Ludwig Göransson, Nikki Walsh, Elizabeth Duggins, Vanessa Collins, Lily Parke, Paul Marsh, Ruben Shaw, Backlot Music, Universal Pictures, PMA, Cameo Productions, EPK, BFI Imax Waterloo, Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays, Miles, Ian, Darren, Harrison and all at Express FM Studios.

The chances of you not loving this Podcast are near zero...

Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are racing their way back into your ears with their collective thoughts on a number of hot topics in the world of Film this week, with your latest episode of the Podcast that gets people's names wrong more often than Dominic Toretto says family.

Straight off the starting line we've got a great interview with the brilliant Writer & Actor Neil Linpow, talking about his magnificent new movie 'Little Bone Lodge', we've got our thoughts on 'Fast X', the latest instalment in the super Car saga that is 'Fast & Furious' and we take a deeper look at both James Gunn's Marvel magnum opus 'Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 3' and Neil's aforementioned house of horrors 'Little Bone Lodge'. 

Plus, we've got all your usual agenda items including News, Trailer Talk, THAT 'Mission: Impossible' trailer in it's entirety, the latest on Cinema, Streaming, Digital, 4K, Blu-Ray and DVD releases and we kick off our Tip Top 5 Racing films (which, we'll be looking to you to suggest yours while get a tyre change). 

So restock the NOS tanks, put the pedal to the metal and race your way over to the play button Pod family!

Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Interviews: Paul Marsh
Edited & Mixed By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks To: Neil Linpow, Marek Steven, Sab Astley, 20th Century Studios, The Walt Disney Company, Marvel Studios, Disney +, Disney UK, Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Paramount+, Universal Pictures, Backlot Music, Disney Music, Skydance, A24, eOne, Signature Entertainment, Cameo Productions, EPK, I-D PR, Premier PR, Organic, PR, Freud PR, White Bear PR, 2Bentertainment, Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, Odeon Cinemas, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and the Vue Cinema Gunwharf Quays. 

Extra Special Thanks: Lily Parke, Samantha Marsh, Sean Wilson, Vue Cinemas for always saying yes, no matter how insane the idea and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Ian, Connor & Darren.

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Jon Brown & Sean Wilson are back with their Walkmans at the ready, loaded only with cassettes of the very best scores from outer space. 

Do you know who has made an interstellar score for the ages whilst simultaneously sonically closing the final chapter of the other greatest trilogy of all time (and space) at the movies? John Murphy, that's who and he joins us for this week's show! 

Yes that's right, it's the ravaging return of the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many magnificent maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

This week, sees the return of Liverpool's finest, John Murphy, to talk about his score for the incredible James Gunn's latest blockbuster with heart - 'Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3'.

Just to catch you up on who he is though, this week’s fantastic featured guest is an award winning self taught multi instrumental musician that has written phenomenal scores for some of the best of the best filmmakers working today.

He’s written brilliant music for Guy Ritchie for such iconic British movies as ‘Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels’ and ‘Snatch’, composed career making scores for Danny Boyle on his films ‘28 Days Later, ‘Millions’ and ‘Sunshine’ and contributed sonic palettes to the mayhem of ‘Miami Vice’ for Michael Mann and the comic book World of ‘Kick Ass’ for Matthew Vaughn.

You’ll likely best know him from two of his finest creations - the tracks ‘In A House, In A Heartbeat’ from 28 Days Later and the sublime ‘Adagio In D Minor’ from’ Sunshine’  that went on to be used in dozens of shows, TV commercials, film trailers and much more keeping their respective popularity alive long after the films and soundtracks they were intended for had been released.

Lately he’s been working closely with his good friend James Gunn on the music of James film ‘The Suicide Squad’ for DC and ‘The Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special’ for Marvel, which of course would bring us directly to why we’re here today, to celebrate and hear more about his unique and game changing score for the latest and final chapter in Gunn’s Marvel magnum opus - ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Volume 3’.

John recently sat down with Sean & Jon especially, for this all new edition of 'Scoreheads'.

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interviews:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Cover Imaging Copyright: Marvel Studios, Hollywood Records & Disney Music Group
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: John Murphy, Chandler & Christian, Holly Battaglia, Megan Masson, Lily Parke, Paul Marsh, Marvel Studios, The Walt Disney Company, Disney Music Group, Disney UK, Freuds PR, White Bear PR, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square, Vue Cinema Gunwharf Quays, Miles, Darren, Ian & Connor at Express FM

It's good to have friends.

Proving once again that the force is strong in these two, Jon Brown & Sean Wilson return with your latest instalment of 'Scoreheads' and this one is an absolute must if you're a Star Wars fan, as the lads are chatting with two maestro's that have become synonymous with symphonies for galaxies far, far, far away...

Yes that's right, it's the Podcast that celebrates Film, TV and Video Game music and the creators thereof, by sitting down with the many magnificent maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

For this latest episode, Jon & Sean have completed their Jedi training and spoken to two absolute masters at scoring Star Wars - Gordy Haab and Stephen Barton, both of which are well versed in the scoring arts.

Gordy in particular is no stranger to the Star Wars Universe, having written music for games such as 'Knights Of The Old Republic', 'Kinect Star Wars', Electronic Arts' 'Star Wars Battlefront' & 'Star Wars Battlefront II', 'Star Wars Squadrons', 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' and more!

Stephen, Gordy's composing partner on both 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' and 'Star Was Jedi: Survivor' is also an established craftsmen in creating bespoke and brilliant music for video games having worked on 'Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare', 'Titanfall', 'Titanfall 2' and 'Apex Legends'.

In this latest, Star Wars fan friendly episode of Scoreheads, Jon and Sean sit down with Stephen & Gordy for an hour, to talk about the phenomenal and breathtaking score they have crafted (and the subsequent 4 hour soundtrack album) for the most thrilling new entry into the Star Wars video game pantheon yet - 'Star Wars Jedi: Survivor'! 

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interviews:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: Stephen Barton, Gordy Haab, Sabrina Hutchinson, Chandler & Christian, Lily Parke, Holly Battaglia, Megan Masson, Lucasfilm Ltd, Respawn Entertainment, Electronic Arts, The Walt Disney Company, Disney Music Group, Defiant Talent, White Bear PR,  Miles, Mason, Darren & Ian at Express FM

The force will be with you, always....

Better late than never, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh are back with an episode that's probably older than Dracula himself now, but hey, we've been busy and it's the thought that counts right?

So much going on again for this latest Film focused Pod, so we're putting the nails in the Coffin with all the Vampire puns for a show that like the Dark Lord himself, may be old, but still has bite - I'll stake my house on it. Ok, I'll stop now. 

Do you know who are immortal legends? Immortalised on the screen at least anyways - Jason Bateman, Marlon Wayans, Chris Tucker and Chris Messina who joined very special guest interviewer Hayley Donaghy to continue where we left off on those series of great 'Air' interviews.

Plus, the lads give their thoughts on 'Renfield', 'Ride On' and Beetlejuice's 35th Anniversary at the Cinema (yikes), walk you through what's hot and what's not on Streaming channels including 'Chupa', 'Operation Fortune' and 'On A Wing & A Prayer' and take their pick of the latest 4K, Blu-Ray's and DVD's.

There's also (now, to be honest, old) News & Trailers, YOUR Tip Top 5, God damn, stake sucking Vampire Movies and some of the worst Vampire puns ever written, alongside our (sacrificial) G.O.A.T Of The Week.

Play catch up with our catch up, but just don't catch the Vampire flu. Keeps you up all night and makes you not like Garlic. Or Sunshine. Or good skin.

Written, Presented, Recorded & Produced By: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Guest Interviewer: Hayley Donaghy 
Edited By: Jon Brown
Recorded At: Express FM Studios, Portsmouth, UK
Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Paul Marsh & Jon Brown
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Extra Special Thanks: Steph & Hayley at Cameo Productions and the Oddyo Team for being the best in the business, Vue Cinemas for always finding us a seat in the middle row to see that thing we haven't seen yet (right at the last minute as well) and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Mason, Darren & Ian.

If it took an eternity to read this far and you're still alive? You're probably a Vampire.

Wa-hoo! Here's your next coin-up friendly, multi level instalment of our music focused spin-off 'Scoreheads' upon which, our very own Jon Brown & Sean Wilson hit the 2 Player button and shoot for the High Score board by speaking to the best of the best Composers behind the scenes of the Film, TV and Video Game music industry.

A show that celebrates that very same music and the creators of it by sitting down with the many maestro’s involved industry wide to hear their stories about making the notes that emote.

For this latest episode, Jon & Sean are reunited with the magnificent, multi award winning Film, TV and Video Game music Composer Brian Tyler, who has crafted powerful scores for projects over the years that include thrilling scores for films such as 'Frailty', 'The Expendables' trilogy, 'Iron Man 3', 'Thor: The Dark World', 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron', 'Crazy Rich Asians', 'Ready Or Not', 'Scream V' and 'Scream VI' and almost all of the films in 'The Fast and the Furious' series among many others.

On Television you'll hear his brilliant work in the hit Taylor Sheridan shows 'Yellowstone', '1883' and '1923' and he's a dab hand at a memorable video game score too with work on such huge IP's as the 'Assassins Creed' and 'Far Cry' franchises to boot.

He's no stranger to a memorable, iconic, theme either - evidenced in his contributions as the author of the NFL Sunday Countdown theme, the Formula 1 theme, the Marvel Studios theme from 2013 - 2016 and Universal Pictures 100th Anniversary theme (adapted from the work of the late, great Jerry Goldsmith). 

Recently, when he's not scoring visual media or dropping beats, he's been been changing the game with his high concept, state of the art live show 'Are We Dreaming' and also enjoying success in Vegas with the phenomenal 'Awakening'. 

Lately he's been bringing his A game to the World of Nintendo, as he returns to animation to score his finest work to date, the thrilling, uplifting and energetic and nostalgic score for 'The Super Mario Bros.' which debuts this week in cinemas Worldwide. 

Sean and Jon spent over an hour with Brian discussing what he's been up to, the story behind his latest work on 'The Super Mario Bros,' and so much more...

Let's-a go!

Written, Presented & Recorded By: Jon Brown & Sean Wilson
Interviews:  Sean Wilson & Jon Brown
Edited By: Jon Brown
WGNABP Logo Art: Mason Jordan
Brian Photo Credit: Aris Stoulil
Cover Art Design: Jon Brown 
Executive Producers: Sean Wilson, Jon Brown & Paul Marsh
Distributed By: Michael Marsh Productions

Special Thanks: Brian Tyler, Jeff Sanderson, Jenny Huynh, Paul Marsh, Lily Parke, 2bEntertainment, Universal Pictures, Backlot Music, Cameo Productions, EPK, Express FM, Cineworld IMAX Leicester Square and Vue Cinemas Gunwharf Quays.

Extra Special Thanks: Cineworld Cinemas (from Sean) + Vue Cinemas (from Jon) for always finding us a seat in the middle row to see everything we need to see for these shows and Express FM for seeing to it there's always a studio to make this happen, with our greatest thanks to Miles, Mason, Darren & Ian

It's about family...