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The full gang are back together for a judicial review of the conniving MILF pantheon.

Milo and Pat are flying solo this week and they get into the reeds of Spartacus but before doing so they do some taxonomy of Britain's finest content creators...

Milo and Phoebe are sans-Pat this week and get into a discussion of the metaphysics of Hotel California, amongst a great deal of other things. They also touch upon Spartacus.

Milo, Phoebe and Patrick attack the big issues such as Thracian surfing, 'thrusting' and ancient Scousers.

The gang are joined by fan favourites Eleanor and Luke from We're Not So Different to discuss the latest Spartacus offering and assess the relative merits of the conniving MILVEs on offer against a Greek Tragedy framework.

Milo and Phoebe are flying solo this week (Dr Wyman to return next ep) and discussing the conniving MILF aspects of the show, and a strangely horny arena battle.

Milo, Phoebe and Patrick are reunited to discuss some of the most mental CGI of the whole series and also why the cut-off-your-face-man reminds Pat of St Augustine.

Milo and Phoebe are sans-Pat this week to discuss Spartacus' first fight in the arena, and also get into it about F1, gilets, hats and, to some extent, Oliver Stone's JFK.

Milo is back with Phoebe and Patrick to discuss the second episode of Spartacus and get into why it looks so much like The Mighty Boosh.

Phoebe and Patrick are sans-Milo this week to begin the series you requested nay DEMANDED we cover. Enjoy.

Milo, Patrick and Phoebe have regrettably convened to discuss 300, a movie which baffles the mind and spirit, and has Dominic West made up like one of the guys from the sitcom 'Cavemen' for some reason.

Milo, Phoebe and Patrick get together to discuss 2010's medieval schlock horror 'Black Death' starring Sean Bean and Eddie Redmayne, no prizes for guessing whether Sean Bean survives. Patrick gives a useful educational sermon on the plague and Phoebe gets into some more of her theories.

Milo, Phoebe and Patrick are back and they're tackling timely movie Troy (from 2004) along with other timely references such as Paris Hilton's sex tape. They also have a brief discussion of The Return (2024) which Milo watched whilst half asleep on a plane.

All three of the lads are reunited across three timezones to discuss the final episode of Barbarians S1, and really get into a riff about Gregorius Zaprudus - Roman mosaicist and inadvertent witness to Caesar's assassination.

Milo and Patrick get to grips with the Germans, and perhaps with themselves.

Phoebe and Patrick take on the events of episode four, including why Folkwin is kind of a dudes rock character.

Milo and Phoebe are sans Patrick (time zones) to discuss why everything has gone dark this week, and a bunch of other things.

Milo and Patrick this week (no Phoebe) get talking about the Roman Empire and how it worked and also unrelatedly about a little country called America...

We've started a new show and it might actually be good? Milo was travelling this week so Pat and Phoebe took over the reins and really rather enjoyed themselves...

We did Pirates of the Caribbean this week because we felt like it. Kaos was hard work and this was great fun, no regrets.

The final episode of Kaos and it couldn't come a moment too soon for our intrepid hosts.

Milo, Patrick and Phoebe attack the most controversial episode yet, in which they come up for the least plausible explanation for how the Minotaur is a bull. WARNING: Phoebe is LIVID.

There's finally some plot, or is there? Our intrepid hosts attempt to make sense of things, including 'Yorkshire Hades'.

Milo and Patrick have the PLAGUE this week but that won't deter Phoebe from reducing them to hacking coughing fits of laughter. The show makes some vague gestures towards plot this week but, crucially, doesn't provide any.

You demanded it and we have caved - we sat down and watched Francis Ford Coppola's INSANE film that claims to be about the Catilinarian conspiracy but is really about how it's fun to spend time with your dear Auntie Wow. It wasn't good.