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Social mobility, the battle of Naseby, Mondegreens, scams, all provoked by the custard and Oreo donut that is Emily The Criminal.

At trip to the cinema to see Furiosa: A Mad Max Sage, but while underperforming at the box-office, does it have a roaring V8 under the hood? Rick tries to educate Paul on the more recent Mad Max history, while pointing out, belatedly, that there is a new Bobby Fingers video.

Martial arts come in for some scrutiny in The Art Of Self Defence. Paul and Rick can't stop discussing lift operations, so much so that Paul started and dropped a PhD in the subject. He also reveals he had ostrich farm.

Movie adaptation of Alasdair Gray's novel, Poor Things is dissected by Paul and Rick.

As thunderstorms roll dramatically across the land, Paul and Rick begin a journey through studio Ghibli's interpretation of Ursula K Le Guin's classic Earthsea cycle, Tales From Earthsea. Rick also found a two part mini-series adaptation called Earthsea on YouTube.

Haunted-mirror horror movie Oculus. Rick refers to the bit flip incident mentioned in detail in this episode of Radiolab. Paul takes the problem of covert one-way mirrors seriously, and enjoys the Young Farmers DIY AGM.

Snyder gives us the next instalment of Rebel Moon- Part Two. Paul and Rick consider the power or lack of power of POTUS. Choose your team: ranged weapons or hand-to-hand.

Karaoke and gambling stories from Paul, while Rick wonders about the futility of Civil War.

How does Anatomy Of A Fall acquit itself? Do Paul and Rick raise any objections as they sit as judge, jury and sexecutioners on the movie. Paul recalls being the face of DVDs in China, Rick compares Netflix's Three Body Problem with Tencent's Three Body.

A time loop movie yet again, Infinitum: Subject Unknown sort of stars Sir Ian McKellan. Rick explains the 3-Body Problem series and escaping zip ties.

Paul and Rick watch the thought-jigsaw Dogtooth. Paul throws shade at monkey conversational skills and gives invaluable fashion advice to middle-aged men. A wistful callback to The Meaning Of Liff. Extraordinary story about Marina who lived with monkeys which is mentioned briefly.

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The link to The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is probably the wrong one, YMMV. Steve Mould investigates how kettles work here. Bingo popularity, UFOs and their cultural and political implications, and Japanese and American educational practices.

The word "whimsical" is often used to describe Marcel The Shell With Shoes , and hack reviewers Paul and Rick also failed to find an original word. Paul explains Garrison Keillor, Rick recounts a terrifying Zorb accident . Does grade inflation affect the final scores?

Finally we get to the Dune sequel. is it a "dry-squib"? Rick attacks a beloved piece of Paul's childhood. Paul creaks around noisily in his Harkonnen style black leather mumu. Melange and worms discussed in Periodic Videos Chemistry of Spice Melange YouTube videp In response to Enter The Void last week, enjoy this Smack My Bitch Up Cat Version.

This is your brain dying on DMT. Gaspar's Noe's existential trip makes Paul invent the word "toitering". Enter The Void with Drive-By Cinema. Also see The Prodigy classic "Smack My Bitch Up".

Paul, author of Atomic Aardvark, reviews the work of novelist Austin Wright, and the fictional author Edward Sheffield in the woman-reading-a-book neo-noir Nocturnal Animals. Paul also recommends the YouTube channel of Toyah Wilcox. Who is Steve Adams?

Somehow managing to see The Invisible Man (2020), Paul makes a spirited defence of the much-maligned sociopaths, and reminisces about cell phone ringtones. Rick wonders how people correct things without tipp-ex.

Content advisory for themes of suicide in the extremely long and rather moving Chinese film An Elephant Sitting Still. Rick recommends Ally From China YouTube channel for her analysis of the St Pancras piano incident.

Horticultural thriller Little Joe has Rick and Paul contemplating the authenticity of happiness. Paul invents the condition of pterydactyly, Rick asks about the Chinese game phenomena Jubensha, which is discussed in detail on the People Make Games YouTube channel.