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Thought we had finished talking about the Paris 2024 Olympics? Think again! Because even though it's been less than a year since the Opening Ceremony of those Games, we're back to talk about it once again as we continue our Opening Ceremony review series by looking closely at the most unique Opening Ceremony in Olympics history. Is it perhaps too soon to chat about this again or has enough time passed to give us a different perspective of it? How excited is Ben to finally be able to give his full thoughts on what happened? Do we still want to ride along horses on the Seine and have Lady Gaga and Celine Dion sing to us? Does this Opening Ceremony have the greatest soundtrack of all time? Why does Jarrod want to bully people more after this Opening Ceremony? Is Thomas Bach in his happy era during this Opening Ceremony? And do we feel as though boats are the answer for ceremonies moving forward? All of those questions and more will be answered on one hell of an episode that you didn't know you needed so soon after the last one!

We're back to the slopes today as we welcome back Aussie snowboarder Josie Baff to the show! Since we last spoke with Josie, she has gone on to massive success on the snowboard cross circuit, making her Olympic debut in 2022 as well as claiming World Championship silver in 2023 and multiple World Cup medals. We find out from Josie just what has brought about her success and how she is using it as momentum towards her second Olympics in Milano Cortina in 2026. We also find out more about her Beijing Olympics experience, including what it's like being besties with an Olympic medallist and finding out if she was able to replace her beloved Italian pin she got during her Youth Olympics experience. Added to this we find out more about death cookies, her love of ABBA and why her homemade granola is so damn epic. It's an epic chat that you won't want to miss!

It's Newscast time as we once again bring you all the latest Olympic news that has happened over the last month as Ben welcomes back the amazing Alex Loveless to the show to help him out! We find out what it was like to have Thomas Bach in Australia and learn why we are so jealous of high school kids in Brisbane. We also get some updates around some news from LA 2028 that we already knew, and news from Milano Cortina 2026 that we also kinda knew. Added to this we chat about the incredible Games of the Small States of Europe that were just recently held, as well as talking around Olympic Video Games and share some memories from the long lost series that apparently is showing no signs of returning. It's another epic episode that will get your news brains ticking, so get to listening!

On a September Thursday evening in the year 2000, Ludi Wiggins was part of Australian Olympic history. Not only did she help break a 76-year medal drought for Australia at the Olympics in the sport of diving, she also became the first ever female to win an Olympic diving medal for her country, alongside her teammate Rebecca Gilmore in the women's synchronised 10 metre platform. Amazingly for the then 21-year-old, it was her second Olympics, having made her debut four years earlier in Atlanta as a 17-year-old, and it would be the second of four Olympic appearances in total that would also net her another bronze medal in Athens in 2004. Today on the show we chat with Ludi about her incredible career in diving, learning from her just why she started in the sport, right through to how she was able to compete at the highest level for close to 20 years. We also find out just how her Olympic experiences helped her further in life after her retirement, see what she thinks of how the sport is placed in Australia today and also find out more about being married to someone who Ben is perhaps a bit too excited about. It's an incredible chat with an incredible athlete that will have you diving into it from the get-go!

Two of our favourite guests return to the show today as we catch up with Aussie curling icons Tahli Gill & Dean Hewitt to find out about their journey to get to their second Olympics in Italy next year! We find out just why their red hot form is tracking well into 2026 and how a coaching change has helped them not only prepare for this, but also have them avoid another awkward meeting during the Olympics. We also find out how a chance encounter with a certain former IOC President came about and just what it is like having dinner with him. Added this we find out some interesting stories around pigeons, learn why Kendrick Lamar may be replaced by Raygun when it comes to helping them go viral and talk way too much about Harry Potter and Colin's bathing habits. It's another epic chat from an epic pair of athletes that will make you feel more than epic by listening!

Since we last spoke with her in 2022, Breeana Walker has gone on to incredible success in bobsleigh. The Beijing Olympian has twice finished in the top two in the Crystal Globe standings, and created history in 2024 by becoming the first ever Australian sliding athlete to win a World Cup gold medal. But for 'Bobsled Bree', it's only the beginning, as she sets her sights on her second Olympics in Milano Cortina in 2026 and aims to create further history along the way. In another great chat with one of our favourite guests, Bree goes over just what has changed to create such an incredible period of success for her, how she is coping with the added eyes in the lead up to the 2026 Olympics and also just how she thinks Chairy can help her along the way towards Italy next year. It's another incredible chat that we know you won't want to miss! 

When we last spoke with Australian taekwondo athlete Leon Sejranovic at the end of 2023, he was riding high off his World Championship success that saw him win a bronze medal. Full of confidence and in red hot form, Sejranovic headed into his first ever Olympics as a genuine medal threat and a chance to break a 24-year medal drought for Australia in taekwondo at the Olympics. Unfortunately for Sejranovic it wasn't to be, with the 22-year-old bowing out in the repechage round. Despite his disappointment from Paris, Sejranovic is pushing hard towards LA in 2028 and achieving his dream of an Olympic medal, and in another great chat with him he goes over just how he is bouncing back from Paris and why he will be an even bigger threat at his second Olympics in just over three years time. He also talks about all of his Olympic experiences on the ground, find out just what it was like to compete in the Grand Palais and learn just why Timothée Chalamet may be a big part of his future. It's a chat that you won't want to miss, so get to listening!

For Australian shooter Elena Galiabovitch, her third Olympics didn't exactly go to plan. Competing in both the 10m air pistol and 25m pistol events, she performed below where she expected to be and left Paris bottling her experiences up and not wanting to talk about them. But as we welcome back Elena to the show today, she finally opens up about her experiences at the Games in 2024 and find out just what happened and how she now feels about the prospect of continuing on towards a fourth Olympics. It's a deep and emotional dive into the psyche of an Olympian like you've never heard before, as we not only cover the lows of Paris, but also find out how those lows were transformed into some moments that she now can reflect back on with a smile on her face. Click away, listen away and be blown away by one hell of an interview!

We're back for our latest Newscast as Ben is joined by Jamie once again to go over all the big Olympic news from the last month. We chat about the recently announced LA 2028 plans, including updated venues and events and just why it all isn't good news for the 2028 Olympics. We also catch up on the newly announced social campaign for Team Australia ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics and discuss the recent findings from the 2024 Paris Olympics official report. Added to this a very important discussion around some of our favourite Olympic movies of all time and just why we might be at war with a fellow Olympics podcast, it's an episode that you can't afford to miss! So get to listening and get informed and entertained!

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A special treat coming your way today as we sit down with Filipino gymnast Levi Jung-Ruivivar to talk about her incredible rise through the sport and experiences in Paris at her debut Olympics! We find out just how young she started in gymnastics and how her famous partents helped shaped her growing up. We also learn about the decision to compete for the Philippines over the USA, and just what it meant to her to be part of a history making team at the Paris Olympics. Added to this we find out just how close she came to not competing in Paris after a scary medical incident days before, learn about her pin obsession during the Games and how this podcast fit in to that obsession as well as why we could see her in some other sports at the Olympics in the future. It's an incredible chat with an incredible athlete that you won't want to miss!

A massive interview coming down your speakers today as we chat with 2x US Paralympic track & field star Noelle Lambert about her journey in the sport, overcoming many obstacles to get to the peaks she has achieved as well as covering some of her extraordinary pursuits outside of her athletic career. We find out more about her early days playing lacrosse and how that shaped her into the incredible track athlete she is today. We also find out just how she was able to rise so quickly in athletics, and what that means for her continued progression through the sport. Added to this we find out why she wasn't joining the chocolate muffin trend in Paris, find out whether Jeff Probst still has a potty mouth and learn more about a fellow athlete on Team USA who probably owes her a medal or two. It's a wide-ranging chat that you can't miss! So get to listening and enjoy! If you wish to support Noelle's Born to Run Foundation you can do so here: https://theborntorunfoundation.org/

Are you pumped to get into another Opening Ceremony review? And even more so given we're finally doing an Opening Ceremony from the 'golden age' of ceremonies? Well if you weren't before, you will be now as we bring you our review of the Vancouver 2010 Opening Ceremony and go over all the classic moments that made this such a memorable one! From awkward volunteers yelling and shovelling random snow, to over excited speech readers and Bryan Adams and Nelly Furtado banging drums, it's an incredible opening ceremony that you simply must revisit! So take a trip down memory lane, get your slam poetry ready and your sky canoes packed as we bring you an epic episode that you won't want to miss!

We're on target once again with our next episode as we bring you back into the great sport of shooting by chatting with Australian skeet shooter Joshua Bell to learn more about his career and unique discipline. We find out from Josh the specifics of skeet and just how it differs from other disciplines such as trap. We also learn why Australia is missing that Olympic medal in the discipline and why he believes he is on track to become the first ever Australian skeet shooter to medal at the Los Angeles Olympics in three years time. Added to this we hear about his 'kid in a candy store' moment during his Olympic debut in Paris, find out how the disappointment of not making both Rio and Tokyo helped him towards his first Olympics in 2024 and learn just why climate change is set to change shooting in the coming years. It's another insightful and entertaining chat that we know you won't want to miss!If you want to help Josh on his way to LA, you can donate to him here: https://asf.org.au/projects/joshua-bell/josh-bell-eyes-set-on-la

He delivered one of our most memorable interviews of all time in the lead up to the Paris Olympics and he is back to tell us about his Olympic experiences and more as we bring back to the podcast the amazing Teremoana Jr Teremoana! After setting not only the boxing world on fire in Paris but the entire Australian sporting world, Teremoana goes over what it was like for him on the ground during his Games debut and opens up about why it's actually difficult to talk about his time at the Olympics. We also learn why he believes he left Paris as the true winner of his division, and why he takes his defeat in the quarter-finals in a much different way than you would expect. Added to this we find out more about his return to the professional ring since his Olympic debut, hear about his unique experiences in Monaco and find out what a certain Australian sporting legend told him about a possible career change in the future. It's another incredible chat with one of our favourite guests that you won't want to miss!

It's been a while since we've brought you a Newscast episode but that's about to change today as we bring you all the latest Olympic news to get you pumped and excited! Ben is joined by Jamie Lyko to go over all the big happenings in the world of the Olympics over the last month, with plenty to cover! We have a new IOC President, some venues finally happening for the Brisbane 2032 Olympics as well as some very interesting ideas for future city hosts of both the Summer and Winter Olympics! We also bring you some other updates including finding out how Team OTP members have been doing and updating you on some exciting things coming up on this show! It's a bumper edition of your favourite type of episode as the Newscast returns in style!

We're shooting back into your speakers today with the return of one of our favourite guests, Australian shooter Sergei Evglevski, to hear about his experiences at his second Olympics in Paris and everything else in between. We find out from Sergei just what happened on the ground at the Games and how he is now reflecting on his performance more than eight months later. We also learn just how the sport has reacted to the viral nature of a certain other shooter in Paris and whether that is a good or a bad thing for professional shooting. Added to this we find out from Sergei what the deal is with his new found obsession with Powerade, whether or not the AOC has learnt how to spell his name properly and why 2024 turned out to be the best year of his life. It's another epic interview with an epic guest! Tune in!

Luke Perry has risen the ranks of indoor volleyball, going from the suburbs of Perth in Australia right to the very top tiers of the sport in Europe to be widely recognised as one of the top liberos in the sport. But how does a kid from a country that has little volleyball coverage go to the biggest stage in his sport to become one of the best players in the world? We learn from Luke more about his journey and discover just how a promising Australian Football career transitioned into volleyball. We also find out just how he was able to navigate the tricky volleyball landscape coming from Australia, and just where the sport currently sits down under as it prepares to host another Olympics in seven years time. We also find out more about just exactly what a libero is and learn why any volleyball fan on the planet needs to get to Poland to fully experience the sport. It's one wide-ranging chat that you won't want to miss!

History was made last month in Australian winter sport when for the first ever time at a World Cup, Australia swept a podium in the women's freestyle skiing aerials at Deer Valley. In fact it wasn't just a podium sweep for Australia, with the top four places all belonging to athletes wearing the green and gold. Finishing third in that event was Abbey Willcox, who secured her third career World Cup podium in the process, and today joins us on the show to talk about that moment and her extraordinary career in the sport of freestyle skiing. We find out from Abbey just what that moment not only meant for her, but what it means for the entire winter sports community in Australia in the lead up to the 2026 Winter Olympics. We also find out just what it means for her push towards a potential Olympic debut in Milano Cortina and what it would mean to her to reach that goal after the heartbreak of not making the team in 2022. Added to this we find out just how she is now using the love of the sport to drive her in her career, which teammate she thinks would be perfect on reality TV and which 1990s banger is always on her playlist ahead of each competition. It's an incredible chat with Abbey that you won't want to miss!

Since first joining us on the podcast in 2023, Stacey Hymer has continued her rise through the sport of taekwondo that saw her go all the way to her second Olympics in Paris in 2024. It was a rise that also saw her took gold at the Pacific Games in the lead up to her second Olympics, a gold medal that Hymer used as a spurring point as she pushed to break Australia's 24-year medal drought in Olympic taekwondo. And although an Olympic medal wasn't to be for Hymer in Paris, she took a lot away from her time at the Games in a whole variety of different ways. In this great chat with Hymer, she details exactly what those ways were and lets us know that even despite losing in the first round at the Olympics for a second time, still is still able to reflect back on her experience as one of the greatest days of her life. She also explains how she is using her added Olympic experience towards growing the sport more in Australia and just how she hopes to use that in a push to a third Olympics in LA in 2028 and just what she may use it for in Brisbane in 2032. It's another increidbly open and honest chat with Stacey that you won't want to miss!

Since last appearing on this podcast, Grace Brown has gone on to massive things. The Australian cyclist created history in Paris at her second Olympics by becoming the first ever Australian woman to medal in the road time trial, a medal that just happened to be gold. The gold medal was Australia's first of their record breaking Paris 2024 campaign, and also happened to be the first ever summer gold medal for a member of Team OTP. Grace then added two World Championship gold medals to her name a month later, and retired from the sport. And in another great chat with Brown, she goes over her incredible 2024 and just how she was able to achieve such amazing success, and how some unique lead up events that many would find hard to deal with might have actually helped her on her path to glory. We also find out how her Paris experience compared to her Tokyo experience, learn more about those damn village chocolate muffins and also discover why there could be a bit of skateboarding or breaking in her future. It's an epic chat with an epic individual that you won't want to miss!

With another 50 episodes in the bank it's that time to bring you another BEST OF episode, as we go over our last 49 episodes that brought you memories, laughs and everything else in between for THE BEST OF OFF THE PODIUM PART 9! You'll hear the best bits from episodes 401-449, which includes our entire Paris 2024 coverage as well as some incredible interviews and hilarious special episodes! It's the episode that will bring you all the memories and entertainment you need today! So click away and get to listening!

Now that we're less than a year away from the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, we're continuing to get excited by speaking with some great winter athletes on this show! And what is even better is when we bring back a former guest for another chat, as we welcome back Canadian freestyle skier and Olympic medalist Lewis Irving to learn how his preparation is going for next year and just what we can expect from him at the 2026 Olympic Games! We learn from him how a serious crash not long after we spoke with him in 2023 has shaped his lead up to his third Olympics, and how his miraculous recovery from the crash has helped spurred him on in his performances since. We also find out about some significant Canadian Olympic history he could create next year and what it would mean to him to achieve that. Added to that we find out about the best place to eat at in Quebec, how his Italian is shaping up for next year as well as just where in the world he experienced some of the best poutine he has ever had. It's another incredible chat with Lewis that you simply can't miss! So get to listening to avoid disappointment!

We're taking a brief break from our recent winter content to go back to summer and also return to the Paralympics today as we chat with Australian paratriathlete Jeremy Peacock about his incredible career and journey in the sport as well as his Paris Paralympic experiences! We find out from Jeremy about why it took him so long to get involved in his sport as he opens up about some very raw challenges that he had to overcome in order to reach that point. We also learn more about his Paris experiences, including whether the fact that he is a Paralympian has fully hit him yet. Added to this we of course talk about poop in the Seine, all things to do with Phryge and finding out just which of his main rivals he likes to beat more than others. It's another incredible chat that will lift your spirits up higher than the Eiffel Tower today, so get to listening and get pumped!

We're now less than a year away from the 2026 Winter Olympics which means we're back to bring you our fifth LOOKING AHEAD episode where we go over all there is to look forward to about the Milano Cortina Olympics next year! We go over why these Games are set to be so unique with their geography, and whether we like just how much they are spread out or wish things were a little more compact. We also go over the new events and new sport set to take the Olympics by storm, hear the official anthem for the Games that perhaps might be better suited to another annual European music event and of course go over every aspect of the mascots of the Games and see if we can work out what on earth a stoat actually is. Added to this some extra fun shenannigans in extra fun Italian style and you won't want to miss a second of this episode! So tune in, get stoated and change your windows for another epic time!

A very special episode to close out the month today as we sit down with one of the most well known Olympic historians on the planet, Philip Barker, to learn about his career in the world of the Olympics and learn more about his very unique profession that we all pretty much dream we could have! We find out just how Philip got in to the Olympics and how that path took him towards his current profession. We also find out a vast variety of incredible Olympic stories and facts, as Philip goes over some unique insights into the Olympic bidding process and where we sit with it now, as well as the general celebration that each city has when it comes to hosting the Olympics Games. Added to this some great talk about everything from Antwerp to Brisbane, and you are in for one hell of a historical ride from one hell of a smart man. It's one of our most unique interviews ever, so get to listening to avoid disappointment!

We've never hidden our admiration for Olympic pin collecting on this show and we have always wanted to dive deeper into what is often called the unnoficial sport of the Olympic Games. Well today we are finally doing so as we bring you a very special episode on what it takes to become an avid Olympic pin collector as we are joined by German pin collector Yorick Spieker to learn more about the unique hobby and just how big of a hobby it actually is! We learn how Yorrick found himself at his first Olympics as a 19-year-old and how he was then able to acquire his first pin. We also learn how different the art of trading was 30 years ago, and how he was able to build such an extensive collection over the years having only attended two Olympics. Added to this we learn more about the etiquette of pin trading when actually at an Olympics, just why there is an endless amount of Olympic pins out there with no perfect collection ever possible and find out how asking for a certain pin in Paris could've very much led to the death of someone had they given it up. It's an amazing chat with so much to learn from, so get to listening and get more excited about Olympic pins! 

After returning to the slopes last week with a great returning winter guest, we're doing the same once more today as we welcome back Australian skeleton racer Nick Timmings to find out how he is prepping for the 2026 Olympics, how the Beijing Olympic experience was for him in 2022 and everything else in between! We hear from Nick about why his Beijing experience wasn't exactly what he was hoping it to be but how it helped spur him on in continue in the sport and track towards his second Olympics next year. We also find out how his Beijing experience enabled him to have a different Olympic experience in Paris last year and contribute to the Olympics in a much different way. Added to this we clear the air and talk about the elephant in the room when it comes to a certain co-host of this show and his comments about Nick during the 2022 Olympics, find out why Tasmania was one of the coldest places he has ever been to and cotinue our campaign to get a sliding track built in Australia for the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane. It's an amazing chat that once again you won't want to miss!

This is it. The end. The last ever episode of The Oz Network. From the days of Survivor Oz in 2011, right through to today, you've heard more than 2200 episodes featuring so much content it could sink a ship. And this episode you're about to hear is the very last one. How are we going out? By tooting our own horn of course! That means bring you all the best and worst bits across our entire history in THE BEST OF THE OZ NETWORK! Yes, not only will we celebrate our existence since 2017 as The Oz Network, we will also go even deeper to our Survivor Oz days and bring you the best bits of that show that got cancelled way later than it ever should've! You'll from all the hosts we've had (there has been a few of them of course), the best guests we've had, all those so called ‘funny' moments we've had as well as plenty of other stuff to make you wish this show ended sooner. It's one massive massive episode to go out with a bang and take you on a journey you didn't know you needed! So sit back, relax and get yourself in the zone one last time as we bring the show to a close in style! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Another year is done on The Oz Network and it is the last year that we will ever exist! BOO! Or maybe it's yay? Who knows. But one thing we do know is that it is once again time to celebrate another BEST OF as we bring you all those best and worst moments that we at least think were funny to help celebrate the year! You'll hear from all your favourite hosts and your least favourite hosts (which is of course Ben), learn about the funny moments that you remember and some you don't, and get your ears excited for the fact that you will never have to hear one of these again next year! It's an episode that you will love and hate all at the same time! So get to listening and enjoy the best of The Oz Network 2024! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Wow. What a ride. Our longest TV recap series ever has come to a close, and after a whopping 10 seasons, 216 episodes, a TV movie, video game and two spinoff episodes of an animated show, we have finished our 24 recaps. That's a lot of Jack Bauer and Kiefer Sutherland to talk about! But who is complaining about that?! Ben and Colin certainly aren't, although they may be complaining a little bit that it has to end today as we bring you the final episode on 24 by going over the series as a whole one more time! Here we go over the best episodes, worst episodes, seasons we loved, seasons we hated (sorry Legacy), characters that we fell for, characters we are glad that are dead and so many more moments that you simply have to listen to! We then of course bring you the moment you have been waiting for and go over all the moments we ranked from the seasons and find out just which ten moments make the list as the top ten moments in the history of 24! So get your towels, bombs, moles, torture and cougars ready to go as we bring to a close one hell of a recap series covering one hell of a show! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We did it. We survived 24: Legacy. But we still have one more episode to talk about. That episode being the season. Which doesn't make sense when we put it like that, but you know what we mean. Our last episode on the crap pile that is Legacy is us talking about the entire season one. Which technically is the entire series. So that's fun right? Well we're about to find out. It gives us one more chance to talk about Carter, Rebecca and John and find out just how esteemed actors such as Corey Hawkins, Miranda Otto and Jimmy Smits were wasted in a show such as this. We also learn more on our thoughts about wasting Tony and Carlos Bernard, see if we have figured out why Edgar having a cousin is important and try and get to the bottom once and for all about why the hell anyone thought a 24 show would be good without Jack Bauer. We then somehow will find five moments that we think are the best to rank in order for our top moments of the season, and close out the show that we have loved by talking about a spinoff that we hate. It's all here and more in our 24: Legacy recap! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

IT'S OVER! IT'S FINALLY OVER! The finale of 24: Legacy is here and we are so excited to finally bring this to a close as we recap episode 12 of season one, 11pm-12am. Why are we just so excited that we're finally at the end? Is this the greatest day of our lives? Can we just dance and party all night long? All of that is a yes because it's a momentous day and we know you're excited about it as well! What actually happens in this episode? Not much. Just know that it's all over and we can finally draw it to a close. CELEBRATION! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's that moment you love as you get ready for another clip show and somehow we have made it to our 17th ‘best of' episode today and it's a fun one. Today we are bringing you all the clips from all the episodes that haven't fit in to any of our other ‘best of' episodes. Confused? Well click away, listen away and enjoy away and you'll find yourself understanding in no time! It's one fun time that will have you laughing all the way until another day is new! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We're so close to finally ending 24: Legacy that we're getting ready to bring out the champagne as we go over the penultimate episode that is episode 11 of season one, 10pm-11pm. And if you have that champagne, make sure you drink plenty of it to numb yourself for the pain that is this episode. It's terrible. So so terrible. Don't say we didn't warn you. Get to it. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

So close to the end of 24: Legacy that we are getting pumped as we recap episode ten of season one, 9pm-10pm. Why are we excited to see some fire a field? Is that the best part of this episode? Maybe even the season? We actually don't care enough to talk about it any more, so how about you just listen and make your mind up. Because again, we're watching and talking about 24: Legacy which isn't that great. We apologise. Next. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The last disc of 24: Legacy is here as we thankfully get closer to the end by recapping episode nine of season one, 8pm-9pm. Why would we rather be watching Dirty Dancing than this? Why would we rather be watching Manifest than this? Is there any part of this plot that is making sense? Who are these new characters they keep introducing and why do we need to care about them? Is Isaac the only decent character all season? And why do we care about Eric getting a letter? We're lost for words as to how to even to talk about this so just listen and help us get it all over with. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Torture your ears one more time today with another 24: Legacy recap as we go over the eighth episode of season one, 7pm-8pm. Is there anything of substance in this episode? Why is the boss guy in CTU the worst boss in the history of this show and so boring we can't even remember his name? Is the writing of this episode actually kind of racist? Why does Andy getting stabbed in the leg make no sense for his character based on his reaction? Do we care that the guy from The Mummy randomly shows up and who even is he? And why are we trying to even talk about this with anything else but pain? Just listen and get it over with. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Yeah we know, 24: Legacy time. Boo. So let's get another episode over and done with by recapping episode seven of season one, 6pm-7pm. It's boring. Nothing really happens. Tony is back for whatever reason. That's about all you need to know. So listen to get it over and done with and be closer for it to all be over. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Well some good news for 24: Legacy today as we reach the halfway point of the season! Yay! So let's get closer to the end by recapping episode six of season one, 5pm-6pm. Is this the most interesting episode so far? Do we actually like the big shock of the terrorist attack happening? Why is this big moment of the episode not the big cliff-hanger? Is Carter a terrible person and why is his brother the better brother for Nicole? And do we even care to be doing these episodes anymore? You know the answer to that, so perhaps you should listen and just also help getting these done with as well. Get to it. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's time to once again suffer through another 24: Legacy episode as we recap episode five of season one, 4pm-5pm. It sucks. Really. It's bad. So that's all we're going to say. Listen to it if you have to. Otherwise do something better with your day. You're welcome.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Tick yourself into torture with more 24: Legacy as we recap episode four of season one, 3pm-4pm. Is this the most boring episode of all time? Do we even have anything to talk about here? Why does a smoke bomb turn off security at CTU? Why does a coffee table disable a henchman? How does air in a syringe kill a person? And do we even have anything else to add? Ugh. Probably not. Let's just get this over with. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Another episode of 24: Legacy for you to suffer through today as we go over episode three of season one, 2pm-3pm. Is Andy the only good thing about  this episode? Or is it the train scene? How bad is the Sweet Valley High stuff getting? How bad is the brother's girlfriend storyline getting? How stupid is Eric being helped by the cops after holding them hostage? Why are there bad wigs all of a sudden on this show? Is Rebecca the world's worst interrogator? And can we find anything to positive to say at all? Tick and get this over with quickly as we get closer and closer to the end of this show. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's time for a very sad day on The Oz Network as for the last ever time, we bring you a film recap. And what a way to close it out, as we go over the cult classic that is the 2010 film, and one of Colin's favourites, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Why has Ben pissed off Colin perhaps the most of any episode in our history? Why doesn't Ben like this movie? Why is Colin so in love with this movie? Is Ben just not smart enough to get this movie? Why would we like to replace our furniture with an actor in this movie? How many Canadian references can we get by watching this movie? How much do we love Michael Cera? Is Knives the character in this film? How great are Brandon Routh and Chris Evans? Do we prefer a different Mark Webber than the Mark Webber in this movie? And does Colin finally get to kill Ben in this episode after all these years of wanting to? Get your ears into the zone for one last movie recap as we bring our movie arm of the podcast to a close in style! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Another sad day on this show as we have to talk about 24: Legacy again as we recap episode two of season one, 1pm-2pm. How bad is this episode? Why on earth are we caring about a guy we just met robbing a police station? Is $2 million really the maximum amount of cash you carry in a bag? Why are we watching Sweet Valley High so much? Why are we caring about professor pedo killing a student? Do we care about the side plots around Jimmy Smits and his apparently terrorist aide? Which character in this episode is perhaps the worst of all time? Why is Miranda Otto tying up people? And are we done with this season yet? Ugh, just listen and get it done with. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Ugh. We're here. 24: Legacy. We're sorry. But at least we can start off with the episode that doesn't truly suck. Right? Well, it sucks, but not as bad as the others. So let's get to recapping it shall we? Sure. Okay. Here is our recap of 24: Legacy season one, episode one, 12pm-1pm. Why are we setting a time limit on these episodes? What is rubbing us the wrong way from the minute this starts? How on earth was this a Super Bowl lead out program? Is the Edgar Styles connection the worst random connection of all time? Are we at least excited about Jimmy Smits and Miranda Otto? How much do we hate the high school and brother subplots? Which moment of camera work do we wish they had used more often? And can the action sequence at the end of the episode actually save this episode? Strap in and get it done with for an episode we will try to make listenable. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Well we are here. The last proper season of 24 being done and dusted. And it's a bit of a sad occasion as we now no longer ever get to talk about Kiefer Sutherland and Jack Bauer. BOO! But we do get one more chance to bring you a season recap of a proper season of 24 as we get to talk one more time about the ‘London Season' of 24 and give our final take on season nine of the show! How underrated is this season? Should this season be talked about more? Is this a better ending to the show than we saw last season? And have we gotten over emo Chloe? These questions will be answered and more, as well as our last takes on all things Jack, Audrey, Tate Donovan and London! We then get all the moments that were big and shift them into our final proper top five moments of a season, before then dreading the handover to the rubbish that will be 24: Legacy. Tick it into your ears people! You won't regret it! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

How are we at the end of season nine of 24 already? Helps that it is a shorter season of course! And we're here for the true end of the show that we love as we close out the series with one epic episode that is episode 12 of season nine, 10pm-11am! How incredible is this episode? Is this the ending the series deserved compared to last season? How amazing is the tone and how does it work? How great is it to see Jack beheading people again? Is Audrey's death scene one of the most perfect death scenes in the entire series? Why does the President just randomly show up to the CIA? How great is Heller overall in this episode and how much do we have to give props to William Devane? What do we think about the time skip in this episode? And how perfect is the ending and is it the perfect ending for the show? There's so much to get to that you have to tune in right now! So get to it and you won't be disappointed! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The penultimate episode of the final proper season of 24 is here as we go over everything there is to know about episode 11 of season nine, 9pm-10pm! Does this episode feel old school or new school? Is it epic or rushed? Why are Colin and Ben at odds in this episodes? Do we forget we're in London this episode? Is Colin excited to see burning Russians? How on earth is one of the dead tech people secretly recording Cheng the entire time they're dead? How epic is the scene between Audrey and Jack and how badass is Audrey all of a sudden? Why do we love seeing Jack taking Mark hostage? How great is the Russian embassy sequence? Does this episode prove how important Audrey is overall to this show as a character? And how epic is the cliff-hanger? It's an amazing episode that you can't miss so get to listening and get pumped! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Another day of 24 recaps coming to you right now as we move into episode ten of season nine, 8pm-9pm! How do we feel about this episode compared to the ones that proceeded it? Are we excited that finally a character has to go to the toilet after all these years? How great is it to see the return of Cheng and why does it make sense to bring him back? Why is this episode filled with too much exposition? Is Kate the star of this episode? Does Chloe finally have something good to do this episode? Are we sad to see the end of Cross? Are we excited to see shirtless Benjamin Bratt? And how great is it to see the ending of this episode literally turn into a Bond movie? Get your brain into action mode for another hell of an episode and listen in to not be disappointed! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★