What would Brian Bevan say

It's the Warrington Wolves Masterchef grand final, with contestants Blake Austin, Ben Currie and Dec Patton.

After a round of sceptical Man of Steel points, Dennis decides to take the matter on himself and find out what's really going on behind the scenes.

Warrington venture across the channel to play Catalans and are met with some bizarre french resistance.

Dennis Waywell records his first ever interview; but not all goes to plan.

Mike finally agrees to go out to dinner with Chris but can Warrington's captain persuade Mike that they can be more than just friends.

Even after the disappointment of losing to St Helens, the podcast team are still positive about the season ahead. With a look at collective nouns, doodlebug V1's and is an OAP set to take out Podcast Fan of the Week, there's plenty to be cheerful about, and has Dennis decided it's time for the players to get their legs-over during the Easter games?

This week we take a look forward to the Saints match with special guest Gareth Walker, rugby league correspondent for The Daily Mirror. Callum's curse strikes again, and there's a good old sing-along to accompany Joe Philbin, our happy forward. And, can the podcast fan of the week "wipe" out the competition and plunge the segment to new depths?

Congratulations to Dec and his partner on their newborn son Reggie. To celebrate the occasion, here's the bonus soundbite of Dec's patented new registered pass: The Stutter Pass. 

A SPECIAL EXTRA DOWNLOAD: With the big game on Friday night approaching, Daily Mirror rugby league correspondent Gareth Walker joins Rob, Dennis and Sam on the podcast to pick their ultimate combined St Helens/Wire team.

Dennis receives news back from the patent office following his application to register 'Dec Patton's Stutter Pass', while Sam takes a look back at the history of rugby league in London. And can this week's podcast fan of the week really be true?