Buddy Folly

We are joined by Kate, whose favourite film pairing is Harry Burns and Sally Albright. We discuss autumn in New York, white fluffy jumpers, seedless grapes, marshmallow wedding dresses, bad Pictionary drawings and whether or not the wagon wheel table really was that ugly.

Simon and Keith are joined by Anna, Simon's wife, to discuss her favourite combo: Rory and Lorelai Gilmore. We discuss nostalgia in TV, reading really really fast, having a cut-off time for coffee - otherwise known as the hot watershed - and Barbara Streisand's personal home shopping mall.

Kate and Rachael set out to talk about friendships in 10 Things I Hate About You but ended up speaking mostly about the double act that is Heath Ledger and Heath Ledger's smile. We cover the pregnancy belly, romantic gestures, "forget about her sister", green leather jackets and Deliveroo orders from Nigel.

We are joined by Marc Sylvan to discuss one of Britain's finest cult classics, including the wonder that is Uncle Monty, Richard E Grant's drunk acting, randy bulls and letters to Barbara Streisand.

When our friend Jack heard the premise of Buddy Folly, he said he wanted to talk about how the relationship between Dr Hannibal Lecter and Clarice Starling made Silence of the Lambs the ultimate buddy cop movie. We discuss Starling's empowerment, Lecter's arrogance, popular jobs for sociopaths, and, of course, pasta sauces.

Keith's favourite cinematic companions: Lloyd Christmas and Harry Dunne. We discuss one-liners, petty disputes, pet peeves, pets whose heads have fallen off and Tony Clifton rather than Tony Christie.

Simon kicks things off with is favourite pairing: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as fictionalised versions of themselves in The Trip.