Australian Episodes

Neighbours — Episode 234 (Charlene’s Debut) We dove back into Ramsay Street for a pure hit of Aussie soap nostalgia: Neighbours ep. 234, a.k.a. the first-ever appearance of Charlene (a tiny, feral Kylie Minogue) breaking into a house and into British hearts. Why this episode slaps Iconic entrance: Scott grabs a “burglar” in the window… hat comes off… “Charlene!” Cue destiny, perms, and pop superstardom. Peak mullet era: Two mullets before the first ad break. Oxygen levels dangerousl...

You can now text us anonymously to leave feedback, suggest future content or simply hurl abuse at us. We'll read out any texts we receive on the show. Click here to try it out! Welcome back to Bad Dads Film Review! Today, we're heading to the Windy City as we explore our Top 5 Movies and TV Shows set in Chicago. This vibrant city has served as the backdrop for countless iconic scenes and stories. After our countdown, we'll dive into a review of High Fidelity, a film deeply embedded in Chicago's ...

Welcome back to Bad Dads Film Review! Today we're diving into some unique cinematic waters – we're ranking the top 5 representations of professions in movies (for better or worse), delving into the gritty world of You Were Never Really Here, and flipping over to Gymnastics Academy for the kids' segment. Top 5 Representations of Professions in Movies: Lawyers in A Few Good Men: The intense courtroom drama gives us a gripping look at military lawyers in action. Chefs in Ratatouille: Who kne...

Welcome back to another episode of Bad Dads Film Review. Today, we're mixing it up with a delectable discussion of top movie lunches, followed by a dive into a unique beer-fueled adventure, and wrapping up with a peek into the charming world of kids' TV. Top 5 Lunches in Movies: The Lunch Date in "When Harry Met Sally": Who can forget the iconic Katz's Deli scene? It's not just about what they ate, but the unforgettable conversation that made movie history. The Cafeteria Scene in "The Bre...

THE MAGICIAN (2005) is an Australian mockumentary written, directed by and starring Scott Ryan as Ray Shoesmith, an amoral hitman who allows film student Max to document his life. Across three disparate stories we come to understand but never sympathise with the calculating, violent and dangerous Ray, but what puts this film head and shoulders above movies treading a similar path is a truly memorable performance from our charismatic lead as well as a 'so black even light can't escape' style sens...