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We're back again, and just in time (sort of) for another Oscars special! But this year, there's a twist: Nick doesn't know any of the results. Listen along as Nick and Andy demonstrate just how predictable the Oscars have become.

Please Note: Due to technical diffuclties, this episode suffered from a couple of audio dropouts In this anime double-bill, Nick and Andy discuss cult classics Princess Mononoke and Neon Genesis Evangelion, both of which Andy has recently seen for the first time. And there go our casual listeners.

This week, it's time for a final glance back at the dumpster fire of 2020, as Nick and Andy compare and discuss their top five films of the year, as well as taking the chance to mention some other notable films that they didn't get around to covering.

In this festive edition of Cine Rambles, Nick and Andy discuss and debate the best and most memorable of Christmas media; from films to TV specials to chocolate selection boxes. Wait, are those media...?

This week, on our first live outing, , Nick reviews David Fincher's snoozy biopic, Mank, and Andrew watches Neon Genesis Evangelion at last.

This week's episode features a selection of unused segments from previous recording sessions, including discussions on audiobooks, inept submarine documentaries and the infamous ending of Planet of the Apes.

In this week's (incredibly loosely) Halloween-themed episode, Andy shares his colourful opinion of the latest horror drama from Netflix, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and Nick shares his equally colourful opinion of teen romantic-drama, After We Collided. Both horrific in their own ways...

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This week, Nick and Andy review The Old Guard, discuss the pervasive romanticisation of the rich in film and TV, and analyse Catfish on Quest for Truth.

This week, Nick and Andy discuss musicals, reflect on the success of Game of Thrones, and consider the similarities between Ad Astra and Apocalypse Now.

This week, Andy and Nick discuss the new stage recording of Hamilton and review Apocalypse Now, which Andy has finally gotten around to watching.

This week, Andy and Nick reflect on the Pirates of the Caribbean series, the value of Superman as a character, and Nick's impressions of the James Baldwin documentary I Am Not Your Negro.