In this episode, Paul and Kayleigh get into the Xmas spirit with Hawkeye. We discover the secrets of the token dog, rave about LARPing and talk about deaf/hard of hearing representation in films and TV.

On today's episode, Kayleigh and Paul tear apart what they agree to be one of the very worst MCU instalments. They debate why the Natural History Museum was incorrectly used, try to work out the ending of Lost, and inevitably compare everything to Doctor Who.

In this episode, Kayleigh and Paul are divided over their judgement of Shang-Chi! Can their friendship survive such conflict? They discuss magic doors and soul-eating demons, argue over whether Awkwafina was under-used, and chat about how underground fight clubs actually look like pretty fun places.

In this episode, Paul and Kayleigh dive headfirst into the multiverse. We question why some of these storylines weren't used in the first place, we imagine The Watcher with a high-pitched voice, we discuss the technicalities of zombies, and we agree on how foreboding an ellipsis is.

This week we tackle Scarlett Johansson's solo outing in the MCU. We anger the Russians, Disney, AND Scientology (we like to play with fire), discover the secret Bronte references and try to work out where this mysterious hospital is that Black Widow's been so traumatised about.

We return after a slightly lengthy break! This week Paul & Kayleigh discuss Loki including the philosophical influences, whether Richard E Grant would make a good Doctor Who, and what on Earth does He Who Remains actually do in that office?!

On this episode, Paul and Kayleigh discuss the many failings of Sam and Bucky's adventures. Is John Walker meant to be likeable or hateful? Are the baddies terrorists or do they have a point? Why is Sharon Carter there at all (and has she now officially kissed her own uncle?)? We try to answer all these questions because the writers just didn't manage to.

Today we have an unusually long episode because there's just SO MUCH to unpack in this spectacular series. We discuss the evolution of the American sitcom, the process of grief, Kathryn Hahn's wink, conspiracy theories, fictional pregnancies, genre-bending, and 1990s cynicism. Amongst other things.

For our fiftieth (!!!) full-length episode, we unfortunately have to delve into one of the biggest flops of the MCU. We go on a massive tangent about The Mummy, question Ana Helstrom's hairdo, complain about the lack of sensitivity around mental health and list a billion reasons why this show failed so miserably.

This week, Kayleigh and Paul finally come to the end of the marathon that is Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the big twist of the finale is that we actually enjoyed it! We make favourable comparisons with Doctor Who, compare TV shows that have concluded well, and wonder if the producers could ever bring themselves to get rid of Coulson.