Podcasts about Dangerous Dave

This week on The Insanely Dangerous Retropodshow, Dangerous Dave heads straight back into the gloriously over-the-top madness of 90s cartoons as he dives deep into one of the coolest forgotten animated shows of the decade…BIKER MICE FROM MARS!Motorbikes… explosions… mutant mice… leather jackets… alien villains and pure 90s attitude collide in this massive nostalgic deep dive into the cult cartoon phenomenon that became a huge part of many childhoods.Dangerous Dave explores:The creation of the showThe animation studio behind itThe rise of attitude-driven cartoons in the 90sThe voice cast including Throttle, Modo and VinnieThe action, humour and over-the-top storytellingWhy the show stood out during the cartoon boomThe toys, merchandise and fanbaseThe legacy of the seriesWhy many people forgot about the show despite its popularityDange also breaks down the seasons, the mythology of Mars, the villains led by Limburger and the unforgettable motorbike action that made the series feel so different from other cartoons at the time.The episode also includes a countdown and discussion of the:TOP 20 BIKER MICE FROM MARS EPISODESincluding:Rock and RideBack to MarsThe RebellionBring Me the Head of VinnieOnce Upon a Time on MarsThe Motor City Maniac and many more forgotten fan favourites.This week's retro segments include:What Happened Way Back When – 1993 Edition5 lesser-known songs from 19935 underrated movies from 19935 forgotten TV shows from 1993Retro Headlines UK & USBack in the AdsDangerously UnderratedOne Season WonderBetter Than / Worse ThanToybox Time MachineThe Danger ZoneRetro Rumble:

This week on The Insanely Dangerous Retropodshow, Dangerous Dave flies solo once again for a massive deep dive into one of the most explosive, rebellious and underrated bands of the entire 2000s…SUM 41!From the skate-punk chaos of Fat Lip and In Too Deep to the darker emotional edge of Chuck and Underclass Hero, Dange explores the full history of the Canadian pop-punk legends who helped define an entire generation.This huge episode covers:The origins of Sum 41The rise of Deryck Whibley and the bandThe classic lineup and personalitiesTheir wild MTV image and music videosThe evolution from comedy punk to heavier emotional rockThe loyal fanbase that grew up alongside themThe band's lasting influence on modern pop-punk and alternative rockDangerous Dave also delivers a full Dangerous Deep Dive review of every Sum 41 album released up to 2010, including detailed song reviews and ratings, favourite tracks, underrated gems and how the band evolved musically over the years.Albums covered include:All Killer No FillerDoes This Look Infected?ChuckUnderclass HeroScreaming Bloody MurderThis week's retro segments include:What Happened Way Back When – 2000 Edition5 lesser-known songs from 20005 underrated movies from 20005 forgotten TV shows from 2000Retro Headlines UK & USBack in the Ads – 2001Dangerously UnderratedOne Season WonderToybox Time Machine – 2004Retro Rumble – Sum 41 vs Blink-182Better Than / Worse ThanDanger Zone – Why Sum 41 Still MatterDangerous Dave also reflects on the early 2000s era itself — the music channels, skate culture, wallet chains, Tony Hawk games, MSN Messenger and the absolute madness of growing up during the pop-punk boom.And to close the episode?Dange teases next week's show as TIDRP heads into full-on 90s cartoon insanity…Biker Mice From Mars!Motorbikes, explosions, mutant mice and pure retro chaos await next time on The Insanely Dangerous Retropodshow!

This week on The Insanely Dangerous Retropodshow, Dangerous Dave flies solo for an epic deep dive into one of the greatest superhero sequels ever made — Superman II.From the arrival of General Zod and the Phantom Zone criminals to Clark Kent giving up his powers for love, Dange explores why Superman II became such a defining movie for comic-book cinema and why fans still adore it over forty years later.This massive solo episode covers the history behind the film, the behind-the-scenes drama involving Richard Donner and Richard Lester, the cast and characters, the emotional story of Superman and Lois Lane, and how Christopher Reeve delivered one of the most beloved superhero performances in movie history.Dangerous Dave also dives deep into:The legacy of the movieThe incredible special effects for the timeThe darker tone compared to the originalThe unforgettable villains led by General ZodFan opinions on the theatrical cut vs The Richard Donner CutWhy Superman II still influences superhero movies todayThis week's retro segments include:What Happened Way Back When – 1980 Edition5 lesser-known songs from 19805 forgotten movies from 19805 underrated TV shows from 1980Retro Headlines UK & USBack in the AdsDangerously UnderratedOne Season WonderRetro RumbleBetter Than / Worse ThanToybox Time MachineDanger Zone – Why Superman II Still MattersAs always, Dange mixes deep nostalgia, humour, retro memories and passionate movie discussion throughout the show while celebrating one of the true kings of superhero cinema.And at the end of the episode, Dangerous Dave teases the next stop on the retro journey…Sum 41!From superhero legends to early 2000s pop-punk chaos, the next episode cranks the guitars up loud as TIDRP heads into the world of Fat Lip, In Too Deep and one of the defining bands of the 2000s alternative scene.

This week on The Insanely Dangerous Retropodshow, Dangerous Dave heads back to the summer of 1963 to revisit one of the most iconic romance films of all time — Dirty Dancing.From the legendary soundtrack and unforgettable dance scenes to the chemistry between Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey, Dange takes a full Dangerous Deep Dive into the movie that became a worldwide phenomenon. Dave explores the history of the film, how it was made on a surprisingly small budget, the real-life inspirations behind the story, and why audiences instantly fell in love with Johnny and Baby.The episode also covers the cast, behind-the-scenes stories, fan reactions back in 1987, and how the film evolved from a sleeper hit into a pop culture classic that still fills dance floors decades later.This week's retro segments include:What Happened Way Back When – 1987 EditionRetro HeadlinesDangerously UnderratedBack in the AdsRetro RumbleDanger ZoneToybox Time MachineAnd loads more retro nostalgia!Gaz's Rapid Retro ReviewGaz admits he went into Dirty Dancing expecting “just another romance film,” but comes away praising the soundtrack, the emotional story and Patrick Swayze's charisma. He calls the final dance sequence “one of the greatest endings in 80s cinema” and says the movie has far more heart than people give it credit for.The Dange RebuttalFor once, there's no rebuttal needed from Dange! Dave completely agrees with Gaz, calling Dirty Dancing “one of the defining films of the 1980s.” He praises the movie's soundtrack, quotable moments and timeless themes, while explaining why the film still connects with audiences of all ages today. Both Dave and Gaz agree that it's impossible not to smile once “Time of My Life” starts playing.

GOOD CHAT | Special guest Dangerous Dave joins Whitney and Rosie for the Good Chat pod this week...and boy does it take a turn. We'll get hairy and find out do you use Liquid or a Bar of Soap in the shower. What's the rules when it comes to reserving a Pool Lounge at a resort? Mick wanted to know our favourite Newspaper Comic, What Movie Haven't You Seen and how do we feel about Men With Ponytails? Catch Mick in the Morning LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M. To watch Mick in the Morning in action, head to YouTube. Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Send Us A Voice Memo: https://memo.fm/mickinthemorning/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dangerous Dave heads back to 1985 for an explosive deep dive into one of the biggest action sequels of the entire decade — Rambo: First Blood Part II!From jungle warfare and massive explosions to the unforgettable rise of 80s action cinema, this episode breaks down how Sylvester Stallone transformed John Rambo from tragic war veteran into a global pop culture icon.This huge episode includes:A packed What Happened Way Back When featuring lesser-known songs, movies, and TV shows from 1985Retro Headlines from the UK and USA massive Dangerous Deep Dive into the making, cast, plot, and legacy of Rambo IIRetro Rumble: Stallone vs Arnold SchwarzeneggerObscure 80s advertsUnderrated television gemsOne Season WondersToybox Time MachineAnd a huge Danger Zone debate asking:

Dangerous Dave hits top speed in this episode as he dives into the cult classic The Flash—a show that was bold, stylish, and arguably way ahead of its time.Kicking things off with a massive What Happened Way Back When (1990), Dave revisits iconic music, movies, and television that defined the year—from Vogue and Ice Ice Baby to blockbuster hits like Home Alone and groundbreaking shows such as Twin Peaks.In Retro Headlines, Dave explores a world in transition, covering major UK and US moments including the Resignation of Margaret Thatcher and the global tension building towards the Gulf War build-up.The heart of the episode is the Dangerous Deep Dive, breaking down the origins, cast, and legacy of The Flash. Dave explores standout episodes, behind-the-scenes challenges, and why the show's cancellation still stings today—while also connecting its DNA to the modern The Flash.The debate ramps up in Retro Rumble, as The Flash goes head-to-head with Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, while Better Than / Worse Than compares it against icons like Batman and the X-Men.There's plenty of nostalgia along the way with Back in the Ads (featuring classic and obscure 90s adverts), Toybox Time Machine (digging into forgotten toy gems), and a spotlight on overlooked TV in Dangerously Underrated and One Season Wonder.Finally, in a powerful Danger Zone, Dave makes the case that The Flash wasn't a failure—but a blueprint—drawing comparisons to superhero shows past and present.⚡ BONUS SEGMENTS

FULL SHOW : Rosie and Dangerous Dave caught up with Marcus and Ben from Mumford & Sons, it's Friday which means Mick's Dad Jokes, Kids aren't getting physically invited to parties anymore it's gone all digital. We'll chat to Mat McLachlan about Anazac Day, Adam Rozenbachs stops by to celebrate Clown Of The Week and Mick's got a Chick Flick Alert. Catch Mick in the Morning, with Roo, Titus & Rosie LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M Melbourne or via the LiSTNR app. Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Triple M Melbourne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplemmelb Drop us a voice memo: https://www.mickinthemorning.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

English folk rockers Marcus Mumford and Ben Lovett from Mumford & Sons sat down with Triple M Melbourne's Rosie Walton and Dangerous Dave as they kick off their Australian tour in Melbourne. The guys talk latest project Prizefighter, favourite venues to perform and so much more in this exclusive, hilarious chat! Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Triple M Melbourne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplemmelb Drop us a voice memo: https://www.mickinthemorning.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Dangerous Dave steps into the ring with one of the toughest icons of all time — Chuck Norris

It's morphin' time on Season 8 as Dangerous Dave dives headfirst into one of the most explosive, colourful, and iconic shows of the 90s — Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ⚡This episode is a full-on nostalgia overload, packed with deep dives, debates, and two brand-new segments that bring a fresh twist to the TIDRP formula.

This isn't just another episode…This is Episode 300.And to celebrate, Dangerous Dave takes you on a full-throttle ride into the Wild West with a deep dive into the iconic Young Guns — but this time, it's bigger, more emotional, and packed with surprises.

Season 8 gets weird, wild, and wonderfully nostalgic as Dangerous Dave dives into one of the most unique sitcoms ever made — ALF, the sarcastic alien who crash-landed into 80s pop culture and never really left.We rewind to 1994 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring a year packed with alternative music, cult cinema, and the rise of iconic TV. From dreamy indie tracks by Mazzy Star to the emerging Britpop scene and genre-defining shows like Friends, the episode paints a vivid picture of a world shaped by attitude, identity, and changing entertainment trends. Retro Headlines from the UK and US highlight a cultural shift toward youth-driven media, expanding television, and the growing influence of gaming and music culture.In a full Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the origins of ALF, created by Paul Fusco, breaking down the show's concept, cast, and the genius of its central character. From laugh-out-loud chaos to surprisingly emotional moments about loneliness and belonging, the episode examines why ALF stood out — and why it struggled behind the scenes. With a detailed look at the show's most memorable episodes, its abrupt cancellation, and its enduring cult status, Dave asks whether ALF is one of the most underrated sitcoms of its era.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 dives into the deep end as Dangerous Dave takes on one of the most iconic films of all time — Jaws, the movie that didn't just scare audiences… it changed cinema forever.We rewind to 1975 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring the music, movies, and television shaping a world just before the blockbuster era exploded. From experimental rock and emotional pop to cult films and groundbreaking TV, the episode paints a vivid picture of the cultural landscape that Jaws would soon dominate. In a massive Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the incredible story behind Jaws — from its troubled production and mechanical shark issues to **Steven Spielberg's decision to rely on suspense rather than spectacle. The episode breaks down the unforgettable performances of Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss, alongside a detailed plot summary and analysis of the film's most iconic moments. Dave also examines how Jaws created the summer blockbuster, introduced one of the most famous scores in film history, and left audiences terrified of the ocean for decades.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 heads into early-2000s chaos as Dangerous Dave revisits the cult comedy Old School, a film that perfectly captured the outrageous, quote-heavy comedy era of the early 2000s. With its mix of wild fraternity antics and strangely heartfelt moments about growing older, the movie became one of the defining comedies of its generation.We rewind to 2003 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring the cultural backdrop surrounding the film — from indie music breakthroughs and overlooked movies to television shows that helped shape the early-internet entertainment era. Retro Headlines from both the UK and the US reveal how technology, reality TV, gaming, and DVD culture were rapidly changing how people consumed entertainment.In the Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the full story behind Old School — from its development and director Todd Phillips' vision to the unforgettable performances of Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell as the legendary Frank “The Tank.” The episode includes a detailed plot breakdown, the creation of the film's most iconic moments, and why audiences embraced its rebellious, party-fueled humour. Dave also looks at how the movie helped kick-start the “Frat Pack” comedy era and why fans still quote it two decades later.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 turns the volume up as Dangerous Dave dives into one of the biggest pop phenomena of the late 1980s — New Kids on the Block, the boyband that helped invent the modern blueprint for teen pop superstardom.We rewind to 1989 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring obscure songs, cult films, and television highlights from a year where pop culture, youth identity, and arena-sized entertainment were evolving rapidly. Retro Headlines from both the UK and the US help set the stage for a world where MTV ruled youth culture, CDs were replacing cassette tapes, and teen pop was about to explode globally.In a huge Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the full history of New Kids on the Block — from their Boston origins and producer Maurice Starr's vision, through their breakthrough album Hangin' Tough, to the arena-filling success of Step by Step. Each album is explored in detail with song highlights and commentary on how the band built one of the first global boyband empires. The episode also looks at the group's split, their later reunion, and the lasting legacy they left behind for the entire boyband industry.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 heads to Boston as Dangerous Dave pulls up a bar stool for a deep dive into one of television's most beloved and influential sitcoms — Cheers, the show that proved comedy could be warm, intelligent, emotional, and endlessly rewatchable.We rewind to 1982 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring obscure music, cult films, and forgotten TV gems that shaped the early 80s entertainment landscape, alongside detailed Retro Headlines from both the UK and the US that capture a world defined by changing politics, growing home entertainment, and the golden age of network television.In a massive Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the full history of Cheers — from its surprisingly low-rated beginnings to becoming an Emmy-winning cultural institution. The episode breaks down the unforgettable ensemble cast, the relationships that defined the series, and an expanded countdown of the Top 25 greatest Cheers episodes, examining why Sam, Diane, Norm, Carla, Frasier, Woody, Cliff and Rebecca still feel like old friends decades later.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 takes a deeply emotional turn as Dangerous Dave heads to Capeside for a full retrospective on one of the defining teen dramas of the late 1990s — Dawson's Creek.We rewind to 1998 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring cult films, era-defining songs, and the TV landscape that shaped a generation raised on feelings, film references, and first-love intensity. Retro Headlines set the cultural tone of a world on the brink of the millennium.In an expansive Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave breaks down the origins of Dawson's Creek, its creation by Kevin Williamson, the unforgettable core cast, and the character arcs that made Capeside feel real. From Dawson's idealism to Joey's independence, Pacey's growth, and Jack's groundbreaking coming-out storyline, this episode explores why the show resonated so strongly — and why fans still debate it today.The episode also features:

Season 8 goes full pulp-hero mode as Dangerous Dave dives into one of the boldest and most ambitious animated crossovers of the 1980s — Defenders of the Earth.We rewind to 1986 in What Happened Way Back When, uncovering cult movies, era-defining songs, and forgotten TV gems from a year where cartoons weren't just entertainment — they were mythology in motion. Retro Headlines from the UK and US set the scene for peak 80s pop culture excess.In a huge Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the history of Defenders of the Earth, from its King Features pulp roots to its daring attempt to unite Flash Gordon, The Phantom, Mandrake the Magician, and Lothar into one shared animated universe. The episode breaks down the cast, characters, and the Top 20 episodes, exploring the darker tone, epic stakes, and the larger-than-life villainy of Ming the Merciless.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 takes a gentle but surprisingly powerful turn as Dangerous Dave dives into one of the most quietly memorable British children's shows of the 1980s — The Shoe People.We rewind to 1987 in What Happened Way Back When, uncovering obscure movies, cult songs, and forgotten TV shows from a year dominated by loud pop culture on the surface, but thoughtful, emotionally rich storytelling just beneath it. Retro Headlines from the UK and the US help set the scene for a decade in full swing.In a deeply affectionate Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the full history of The Shoe People — from its origins as illustrated children's books to its calm, distinctive animated style. The episode breaks down the world of Shoe Town, its characters, and a detailed look at the 20 most memorable episodes, revealing how the show tackled loneliness, inclusion, empathy, and community in ways few children's programmes dared to.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 takes a huge step back into classic science fiction as Dangerous Dave dives into one of the boldest, strangest, and darkest TV shows of the late 1960s — Land of the Giants.We rewind to 1968 in What Happened Way Back When, exploring obscure movies, songs, and television from a year defined by upheaval, paranoia, and ambition, before setting the scene with Retro Headlines from both the UK and the US during one of the most turbulent years of the decade.In a massive Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave breaks down the full history of Land of the Giants — from Irwin Allen's ambitious concept and Cold War undertones to the cast, characters, and the show's survival-driven tone. A detailed countdown of the Top 20 episodes explores why the series leaned more into tension and fear than its sci-fi contemporaries, highlighting themes of power, surveillance, dehumanisation, and life at the mercy of a hostile world.Elsewhere in the episode:

Season 8 continues with a deep, affectionate dive into one of the most important and quietly influential film careers of the late 20th century — Winona Ryder.Dangerous Dave explores how Winona became the defining face of outsider cool, Gen-X intelligence, and emotional honesty across the 1980s and 1990s. We rewind the clock in What Happened Way Back When, digging into obscure movies, cult songs, and forgotten TV shows from the era that shaped her rise, before hitting Retro Headlines from the UK and the US to set the cultural backdrop.In a long-form Dangerous Deep Dive, the episode charts Winona's journey from teenage breakout to generational icon, with detailed discussion of her 80s films (Lucas, Beetlejuice, Heathers) and her defining 90s run (Edward Scissorhands, Reality Bites, Little Women, Girl, Interrupted). Each era is unpacked with context, behind-the-scenes stories, and why these roles still resonate today.Elsewhere in the episode:

1/28/26 7am CT Hour - Dr. Jim Schroeder/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about St. Thomas Aquinas, latest from Minneapolis, Belichick skipped for the Hall of Fame and Blueberry Pancakes. Dr. Schroeder explains how keeping secrets and not going to confession or letting go of intense feelings or lies can keep us sick physically or mentally. Did You Know - Sneezing is Dangerous Dave shares why focus is like a virtue and needs to be practiced and attained. We really need it!

Rock royalty, the Foo Fighters visited Tasmania to play a one-off show on Saturday in front of 26,000 in Launceston. Triple M's Rosie Walton and Dangerous Dave provide a full report after attending the show - where Dave Grohl hinted at a new album and Aussie return. Catch Mick in the Morning, with Roo, Titus & Rosie LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M Melbourne or via the LiSTNR app. Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Triple M Melbourne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplemmelb Triple M Melbourne TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@triplemmelbourne Triple M Melbourne Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/triplemmelbourneSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW : The temperature in Melbourne is tipped to hit 45 degrees today and we wanna know how you're keeping cool, Rosie and Dangerous Dave went to the Fooies gig in Tassie over the weekend and friend of the show Lehmo stops by to talk about animals in sports. Catch Mick in the Morning, with Roo, Titus & Rosie LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M Melbourne or via the LiSTNR app. Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Triple M Melbourne Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplemmelbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Honouring the life, music and legacy of Rob Hirst ❤️ Revisit his final, heartfelt conversation with Triple M and hear the joy, warmth and wisdom he carried. The Midnight Oil legend sat down with Rosie Walton, Dangerous Dave and Matty O about the latest EP 'A Hundred Years Or More'. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to @pankind_australia & @supportact in his honour ❤️ Rest in power. Mick In The Morning Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/molloy Triple M Rock Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/triplemrock See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian music history comes full circle in this special episode as Mark "Cal" Callaghan from GANGgajang joins Triple M's Dangerous Dave and Gleeso to celebrate Sounds Of Then (This Is Australia) being crowned Number 1 in Triple M’s Most Played Countdown. More than four decades after its release, Sounds Of Then has once again captured the hearts of Australians, proving its enduring legacy as one of the most iconic songs in Australian music. Cal reflects on the unlikely, almost mystical origins of the track—written quickly, instinctively, and recorded on an early 8-track recorder in Kirribilli in 1982. In a remarkable full-circle moment, Cal shares that he is now house-sitting in the very same Sydney location where the demo was first recorded, looking out at the same block of flats that inspired a song which would go on to define a generation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Legendary Singer/Songwriter Tim Finn joins Dangerous Dave down the line from Auckland ahead of the Split Enz Reunion "Forever Enz Tour" that's about to embark all over Australia next year. Get your tickets from Live NationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Grohl joins Dangerous Dave on Triple M for a rare and revealing chat about Foo Fighters’ shock announcement - a one-night-only show in Launceston, Tasmania in January 2026. Grohl speaks candidly about the band’s long-running connection with Tasmania and why Australia always ends up at the centre of their plans, joking that “all roads lead to Australia.” From spontaneous studio conversations that turn into surprise tours, to the band deciding to “pop down for a gig,” Dave explains how this show came to be. He also gives fans a hilarious insight into the chaos of touring — including the time he flew back to Los Angeles between shows in Adelaide and Perth just so he could take his daughter to her school’s Daddy/Daughter Dance, before flying straight back to play a stadium.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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✅ PODCAST SUMMARY — Season 7, Episode 21Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)In this killer episode, Dangerous Dave returns to Camp Crystal Lake and dives head-first into the movie that gave Jason Voorhees his first true rampage. It's sack-head Jason, pitchforks, camp counselors and pure early-80s slasher energy.We kick off with What Happened Way Back When, rewinding to 1981 with five surprising facts about the films, songs and TV shows that shaped the year the sequel dropped. Expect big hair, questionable fashion and box office chaos.In The Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores:The rushed production and studio panic behind the sequelHow Jason became the new killer after the OG twist endingThe cast and iconic Final Girl Ginny FieldA detailed breakdown of the plot and best killsFan and critic reactions from the time (“Cheap horror!” they cried… while audiences queued round the block)The sequel's influence on every masked slasher that followedNext, it's time for the Retro Rumble, where this sequel is judged against another horror contender to see who walks away with the blood-soaked crown.We roll into Back in the Ads, revisiting TV commercials from 1981 — when everything was either breakfast cereal, perfume, or bizarrely intense car adverts.Then, Dangerously Underrated highlights something from the era Dave believes deserves WAY more love — because not everything from the 80s has to involve a hockey mask.Our One Season Wonder spotlights a forgotten gem that vanished from TV after a single season — complete with five facts that will make you wonder how it didn't survive.Finally, we close the show with Better Than / Worse Than, comparing Friday the 13th Part 2 to other horror classics — and deciding exactly where mid-sack-era Jason ranks in slasher history.Next week… things get even more retro, as Dave jumps into a TV nostalgia favourite:> Episode 22 — Saved By The BellGrab your camping gear, avoid the woods and remember:> Jason hates pre-marital fun.

We look back at some of our favourite moments from 2025, plus a couple of moments from even further back. Dangerous Dave takes us through his favourite Ozzy Osbourne moments, Ross Noble drops by, and we reflect on the most disgusting story Billy has ever told. The worst topic of 2025 gets a re-run, the Chief Jason Dunstall calls in after being inducted into yet another Hall of Fame, we remember Fat N Skinny's Ad Agency, we play some of Tuesday's Dwayne Russell interview that you didn't hear, and Billy has a joke about cricket.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW : Should men wear jewellery? We'll talk Australian news, World news, the price of a meat pie in 1973 and Dangerous Dave reveals to us that he's stolen from a charity. Catch Mick in the Morning LIVE from 6-9am weekdays on 105.1 Triple M. To watch your favourite new Breakfast Radio crew in action, follow @molloy and @triplemmelb on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Take a trip down memory lane as we look back at our best stuff from this week - including Sumo Wrestlers Hiroki and Ichi, a tribute to departing Dangerous Dave, a welcome to Rabs, Matt Shirvington, the Hump Day Quiz, Hawthorn legend John Kennedy, the Idiot File, and Billy's least worst joke.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Dangerous Dave's last show before Rabs gets back, and Billy kicks us off with the All Sports Report - with some more acts scheduled for AFL Grand Final Day. Topics Brownless goes back to the well with an old classic, and Geelong's Young Player of the Year Shaun Mannagh calls in as the Cats prepare to play Hawthorn in a Prelim Final. As it's Dange's last day, we've got a little tribute with his best moments, and Carlton's Harry McKay calls in - as he has somehow involved himself with the Sumo Wrestlers tour. Hiroki and Ichi are in studio with translator Andrew, talking about life as a sumo wrestler, then Billy sends Dange off with a joke about two men hanging from a window.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JB is back in studio, and Billy kicks us off with the All Sports Report as Izak Rankine speaks publicly for the first time since being suspended for his homophobic comment. Adelaide's Tex Walker joins the boys ahead of his 300th game tomorrow night, then Dan and Robbie battle it out for Cats/Lions tickets in the Hump Day Quiz. We've got a huge event coming up on Grand Final Eve Eve, Billy has an intervention for Dangerous Dave, JB can't escape Billy wherever he goes, and Channel 7 Chief Footy Reporter Mitch Cleary calls in with big news on Jack Silvagni, as well as other goings on in footy. Former Western Bulldog Billy Gowers calls in from Hawaii - where he is playing as a punter for college team the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. Finally, Billy has a joke about a man who is desperate for a double dose of the blue pill.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.