It feels like forever, but we are back for a special Wrestlemania 42 review. We went into this weekend with high expectations, but we left feeling like the product has become more about selling advertisements than telling stories. In this video, we provide our completely honest and critical analysis of both Night 1 and Night 2.

We dive deep into the matches that worked, like Gunther versus Seth Rollins, and the ones that fell completely flat. We also discuss the major news of the weekend, including the massive roster releases and the rumors of a Saudi takeover. If you are tired of the polished corporate version of wrestling and want an authentic perspective, this is the video for you.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The overwhelming amount of adverts and corporate influence in the ring
• Brock Lesnar putting over Oba Femi and his emotional retirement
• Why Cody Rhodes versus Randy Orton felt overshadowed by Pat McAfee and Jelly Roll
• The return of Paige and our thoughts on the women's tag team division
• Our honest scores for Night 1 and Night 2
• The state of the UK wrestling scene and the cancellation of LCC
• Roster releases and what the TKO era actually means for the fans

This is our authentic take on the biggest weekend in wrestling. We want to hear from you. Did you love the spectacle, or do you agree that the "corporate slop" is taking over?

Welcome back to Journeys in Fandom as we kick off 2026 by catching up on the long awaited Doctor Who spin-off, The War Between the Land and the Sea. After a bit of a hiatus, we are diving deep into this five part series to see if the Disney deal budget actually translated to a quality story. We look at the return of Russell Tovey and the evolution of the Homo Aqua, though we have some thoughts on how the "Sea Devils" name change was handled.

The chemistry between Salt and Barkley was a highlight, but we cannot ignore the logic gaps that started appearing toward the finale. From the confusing tech levels of Unit to the missed emotional weight of the "virus" twist, it felt like a story that desperately needed two more episodes to breathe. We also discuss Kate Lethbridge-Stewart’s darker turn and whether the 14th Doctor is still just sitting in Donna's garden while the world almost ends.

Take a look at our review of Superman, James Gunn’s much talked about reboot of the DC Universe. We break down the mixed reactions, the wild and sometimes messy plot, and how the film puts a new spin on the Man of Steel.

The movie opens with a bold choice as Superman faces an early defeat. It introduces a wave of DC characters, some familiar and others pulled from deep corners of the comics. The big question is whether Gunn captures the heart of Superman or delivers something more chaotic than cohesive.

David Corenswet’s performance gets plenty of attention, especially in comparison to Henry Cavill. Mr. Terrific unexpectedly plays a major role, and the film skips the usual origin story format entirely. There is also the odd inclusion of the Hammer of Bovia and a surprise appearance by Ultraman, which both puzzle and intrigue.

Lex Luthor’s portrayal adds more to unpack, along with a noticeable shift in Superman’s arc. The story leans into themes like nature versus nurture and the public’s fear of aliens, setting the stage for an uncertain but interesting future for the DC Universe.

So is Superman worth the trip to the cinema, or should you wait until it hits streaming? We weigh up both sides.

The Doctor Who finale is finally over…but the trauma remains. Join us as we delve into the emotional wreckage of the two part finale, unpacking the baffling plot twists, wasted potential and questionable character arcs. We dissect the Wish World concept, the Rani's baffling regeneration, Omega's underwhelming reveal, and the perplexing introduction of Poppy. Was the whole season a build-up to nothing? We discuss the strange decisions regarding Ruby and Belinda, analysing the possible behind the scenes drama causing the finale's shortcomings. We also tackle the controversial return of Billie PIper and the implications of multiple Doctors. This isn't your typical review; it's a the latest JIF unfiltered emotional rollercoaster of opinions, laughs, and sheer disbelief. Did they sacrifice substance for style? Did the focus shift from storytelling to social media engagement? We unpack it all.

We take a proper look at Doctor Who’s sixth episode, which has sparked plenty of debate. There’s a lot to unpack. Some strong moments, but also a few frustrating missteps. We talk through the clumsy attempt at a capitalism allegory that doesn’t really land, and why Ryland actually worked well in a smaller role.

The Doctor’s emotional shifts are front and centre. At times they hit hard, at others they feel a bit off. Then there’s the surprise return of Susan, which opens up a whole new set of questions. The ending doesn’t offer many answers, especially with the return of the Rani and the growing mystery around b--generation.

We also get into the latest ratings, Ncuti Gatwa’s absence from Eurovision (with only a vague explanation), and the rumours swirling around the show’s future. Is a break coming? Who might take over next? We talk through the names being floated, the pros and cons, and try to make sense of the timeline which is starting to feel a bit all over the place.

As always, it’s a mix of good, bad, and everything in between. Some laughs, some frustration, and plenty of questions about what’s coming next.

Join us as we dissect the latest Doctor Who episode, leaving us more confused than ever! This week's episode was...unique, to say the least. We delve into the baffling plot points, questionable character development, and the overall lack of impact. Did the episode even further the main storyline? We discuss the odd return of the Fugitive Doctor, the inconsistencies in the timeline, and whether or not the writers even know what they are doing anymore. We also analyse fan theories surrounding "Space Babies" and its potential connection to the season finale. The episode scores are in, and the results are as shocking as the episode itself! Plus, we share our thoughts on the increasingly bizarre direction of the show compared to our first ever podcast episode from 2012. We even take a quick detour to recommend some great alternative TV series currently out there. Prepare for laughter, frustration, and a whole lot of head scratching as we unpack the episode.

Join Matt and Tim for a double-header episode of Journeys in Fandom – a unique blend of political analysis and Doctor Who fandom! We dissect the unexpected results of the recent local elections, exploring the Reform Party's surge in popularity. Is it a protest vote against the established parties (Tories and Labour), or genuine support for a new political force? We delve into the potential implications and discuss the impact of "career politicians" and the need for fresh perspectives in local government. The conversation naturally flows into a critique of the latest Doctor Who episode, a surprising departure from typical monster of the week narratives. We discuss the intriguing character of Conrad, a compelling human villain; Ruby's post-traumatic journey; and the episode's subtle social commentary. We rate both the political developments and the Doctor Who episode, comparing it to the previous week's highly praised installment. Did this episode maintain the high standard?

Well, well, well, it's another Doctor Who review and this was a good one, no really it eas excellent! We delve into our initial reactions and ratings, comparing them to the previous episodes and exploring the show's shifting target audience. Did the fourth wall breaking succeed? Does the show still resonate with its long time viewers? We discuss these questions and more, examining the intriguing criticisms surrounding the episode's characters and plot. Later, we move on to Wrestlemania 41, offering a comprehensive breakdown of both nights of action. We discuss successes and failures, analysing individual matches and the overall event's impact, including the controversies surrounding The Rock's involvement and the unexpected heel turn of John Cena. We weigh in on the state of the WWE roster and the rise of new stars. From Doctor Who's ratings woes, to the WWE's rollercoaster of events, this episode is packed with opinions, insights, and a healthy dose of fun!