In this recently discovered, previously lost recording, we get an insight into the process of coming up with an episode title, specifically for Episode 6: Still Shitting Gold. There's no bad ideas, just fling em at the wall and see what sticks.

For the first time in Big Deal history, we're releasing an episode earlier than the last episode was. And it's the longest episode so far, as well, coming in at just shy of 57 minutes. We review the horror film "One Eyed Monster", starring the penis of Ron Jeremy. In Tube Time, Susan Boyle is discussed, which leads to comments on the physical appearance of the british royal family, as well as a few chosen opinions on the American Idol judges. Also, for the first time, we answer some fanmail and hatemail from our listeners.

One year later, we are back stronger than ever with some deep insight on the economic crisis and the American election, as well as a slate of awkward stories from Shauns nights out. In Tube Time, we take on Oprah's obsession with organized penises. Still here. Still recording. Still Shitting Gold.

Touching on Elvis in Conspiracy of the week. Barely. In tube time we take a look at Titanic in 5 seconds. We re-visit our feelings on the berlin wall and we bring some new insight to the elections, both in the state and abroad. No you can't have your 20 minutes back.

We just started recording, and this is what we got. We look back at the easter holiday, Ol' Dirty Bastard has a message from the grave, but most of the show ended up in a cuban/mexican dialouge between Shaun and Andrew. This episode is marked explicit on iTunes. Although there is some unclean language in this episode, the explicit tag mainly signify that this episode is so bad, it's offensive. This episode is brought to you in mono, due to popular request. Plus the fact that we now only have one mic, making stereo redundant.

We get our faces booked, P.Diddy puts the smackdown on Lindsay and Jessica, ****-mart has a message and we're full of mushrooms

Merry Crimble!

Discussing major issues like Indian Starbucks, Ikea, John Cleese, Michael Jackson, Conspiracy Theories, Apple, iPods and Steve Jobs.