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Newton's Third Law of Motion states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Thus, for every great "good guy", there must be a "bad guy" of equal but opposite greatness. So this week we're taking a look at our favourite "bad guys", and seeing if we can figure out what makes u…

Discerning as our taste in entertainment may be today, were our child-selves any good at separating the good, the bad and the why-was-this-even-made? That's the question this week on the show as we look at what we watched as kids and see if it stands the test of time.

The move from one medium to another can be difficult, and if it's done badly, it can sour the experience for fans everywhere. When it's done well, it can breathe new life into a work. This week we're discussing some of our favourite and least favourite adaptations.

Technology plays such a big role in how films are made these days, but what about the technology we see on the screen? This week, we take a look at some of the technology that's used in the fictional worlds of TV and film.

We honestly would have been much happier if the Hobbit films had been a two parter, entitled "There" and "Back Again", but the films are what they are, and we're going to talk about 'em. Specifically we're going to talk about why we didn't like 'em.

Peter's feeling sick and can't think of a witty summary for this episode. It's about Captain America: Civil War and the MCU. Give it a listen.

There are bad films, and there are BAD films. But sometimes we can find places in our hearts for even the worst films. In this week's episode we look at some films which were critically panned, and explain why we love 'em anyway.

A new host joins the fray this week, and to smooth the transition somewhat, Rob has found an old choose-your-own-adventure book for us to traverse through: The Legend of Zagor

This week, we've got the plastic bags and we've got the leash, and we're taking some classic underdog stories for walkies. (To enjoy many other terrible puns such as this, click play!)