Steph and Lia discuss where Murders In The Building might be set next season, Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley reunite and The Goonies turn LEGO. We review Shell, Adults and The Perfect Neighbor.

This week Lia and Steph try to guess the plot like for Jake Lacy's new series Furious, Tom Arnold is now a director and Debbie Harry wants Florence Pugh to play her. We review the new novel by Harlan Coben and Reese Witherspoon Gone Before Goodbye and The Woman In Cabin 10.  

This week Steph and Lia finish two series Somebody Somewhere and Utopia, rewatch Girls and review Sister of the Groom.

This week Lia and Steph talk about Taylor Swift ad Dwayne Johnson's box office powers, Scrubs reboot update and the end of Thhe Great North. We review Extraordinary Escapes with Sandi Toksvig, Swiped, Somebody Somewhere and season 2 of High Potential.

How long has Steph been panicking during quiz time? A fair wihle it seems as we dip into the archives to listen to some trivia inducing panic.

In this episode Lia and Steph the Aussie ABC is getting the wrong mail, KPop Demon Hunters is number 1, Pamela Anderson is a boss lady, we review Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Virgin River, Sullivan's Crossing and The Girlfriend.

Will Ferrell's new golfing series, Sean Astin is the boss now and Switch 2 Stardew Valley news. We review Ross Noble's live show, The Paper and The Map That Leads To You.

This week we find out more about the Guy Pearce and Pamela Anderson film, the latest Yellowstone spin off and a Call of Duty movie. We review Only Murders In The Building, Dateline, Couples Therapy and Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story.        

This week Steph and Lia discuss what Disney films to get excited about for te next year, and review Thursday Murder Club, Mountainhead, Unknown Number: The High School Catfish and Hostage.

How better to celebrate 400 episodes than quizzing Gary and Dale AND Steph. Two quizzes in one podcast. Is that a world record?

Kristen Wigg and Jona Hill set to star as rich brats and doco It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley is doing well. We review The Healing Hippo Of Hinode Park, Billy Joel: And So It Goes, Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time and Last Take: Rust and the Story of Halyna.

Lia and Steph do a tipping of hats to fellow Aussie Isla Fisher thhis week. Arnold Schwarzenegger is cancelled by Netflix, EA says tey feel sorry for Sims 4 owners so don't want to release Sims 5 and Tom Holland probably wants to be James Bond. We re-watch films we loved and hated back in the day to see if it's the same case and review Untamed.

Steph and Lia celebrate Jamie Lee Curtis by reviewing The Last Showgirl and a quiz. Coyote vs ACME movie is finally getting a release date, Amazon are making a Wolfenstein series, The Devil Wears Prada sequel being filmed in NYC and Good Fortune. We also review Austin and Sandman.

This week Steph and Lia learn Marvel reckon they should make less suff, get excited about Hallmark Christmas movie news and looks like that Assassins Creed will get an Netflix series but for how many seasons? We review NYC Next Gen, Four Letters Of Love, The Bear and Call Me Alex.

Steph and Lia delve into why we need lots of versions of Jane Austen stories made into series and films. In news this week Bryan Cranston is standing up for co workers and Jeffery Dean Morgan's new series on Aamazon. We review Lisa Simone's show, Hal & Harper, Trainwreck: The Cult Of American Apparel and Too Much.

This week we take a look at Netflix's latest cancellations, Blossom turns 35 and Noah Wyle gets a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. We review Dark Winds, Mix Tape, The Way Way Back and Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions.

Steph and Lia take a randomly selected look at whats new to streaming services in July. Reviewed this week Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, A Minecraft Movie, North Shore and Valeria.

Steph and Lia talk about Robin Tunny's new body horror film, is Jodie Comer the new Merryl Streep and what are ther best TV shows of 2025 so far? We also review The Unholy Trinity, Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke, Tires and America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

Lia and Steph have been reading! And watching. On the list today we review the cosy Japanese novel The Passengers on the Hankyu Line, Sarah Silverman: PostMortem and The Better Sister.