This week, Alan and Kallum finally get around to sharing their thoughts on Fallout 4, just in time for Far Harbor and the release of Mods on console. Bethesda's multi-award winning post-apocalyptic RPG is groundbreaking, but is it perfect - and are Bethesda obsessed with missing relatives? If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

This week, Alan and Kallum are reviewing the latest entry in the... tumultuous X-Men franchise. There's a lot to say, all of it bad so enjoy! If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

This week... We have an apoloy to make. We recorded an episode this week, a beast of an episode which took a long, in-depth look back over the X-Men franchise in preparation for Apocalypse, but unfortunately, you'll never hear it. Due to a "technical" (and not at all "human" error) we lost the episode. So as a consolation, we improved a short 'first impressions' of the new DOOM. If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

In this weeks episode, Alan and Kallum discuss their favourite comics, from iconic Marvel and DC heroes, to some obscure favourites while reflecting on nerd cultures relatively recent elevation into the mainstream. If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

We're living in an age of endless technological breakthroughs and medical marvels, but what does this rising tide of A.I., robotics, cybernetics, communications, space travel and advanced medicine mean for us? Are we doomed to march towards a bleak, dystopian future, handing over our lives to machines like The Matrix - or can we work in harmony with technology to kick-start a new golden age and build a future closer to Star Trek. If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

Regardless of who might win or lose, once again Marvel/Disney comes out on top. Captain America: Civil War rounds out a fantastic trilogy of movies, but where does it rank on a broad scale of Marvel movies, running from Iron Man 2, to the box-office-busting Avengers? If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Some mistakes were made. This week, the guys look back on the Star Wars prequels and ask themselves: "What would we have done differently?" It's a question every Star Wars fan has asked themselves at some point - and Alan and Kallum think they've got a pretty good vision for what the prequels *could* have been. If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

In Kallum’s absence the guys delve into the What’s Now audio archives to produce a mini-episode. Did you finish Call of Duty Black Ops 3 and not have a clue what was going on? Alan and Kallum feel your pain, that’s why they’ve taken the time to explain what (they think) was actually going on. If you enjoyed the show have suggestions for future episodes, get in touch at [email protected], we’d love to hear from you!

If Batman V Superman is any indication of what the next decade or so of DC/Warner Bros movies are going to be like, we're in for a gritty, sepia-tinged slog. Dawn of Justice manages to take a concept - so simple a child could have come up with it - and produce something disastrous. Proving, that while children might have great, merchandising-friendly, high-concept ideas, you shouldn't actually hire them to make your movie, which is what DC/Warner Bros seem to have done. If you enjoyed the show or have suggestions for future shows, get in touch at [email protected], we'd love to hear from you!