So some gamers we know decided to join some folks who don't know anything about the game and they talk about the reboot of the 1995 movie based on a game originally in arcades. Got that? Well don't worry, it's all fun.

It's time for April's Lambpardy show! And, I think for the first time, this is the first show to not feature any Americans. In fact, we didn't stray all that far from the British Isles for this show. Was it so it could be recorded on a weekday evening? Perhaps. Did it still lead to a very entertaining show? You betcha!

This month's show features two Lambpardy newbies and one second-timer, but literally no-one involved was all that familiar with Jeopardy, which of course only added to the fun. Did a lack of understanding the rules help or hinder our competitors? Listen to find out!

This month the contestants are:
Meg Hyland; Megan's Movie Alphabet, meganhyland.com, Dublin Feminist Film Festival
Emily Slade: Why This Film Podcast, Through Dangers Untold, Suffen About Suffolk
Paul Devine: The Peoples Movies

Host:
Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast

Thanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:
Tony Cogan, Coos Review

This week the flock is scattered over a large field of movies, as our guests each create their own Top Five list. The places you will go, the things you will read and the sounds you will hear, make this a really fun show. Come and explore where our minds wandered this week.

The Lambcast drops back in time to the sophistication of William Powell and Myrna Loy as Nick and Nora Charles, celebrity sleuths and socialites. Come and listen to us discuss the convoluted plots, charming people and sparkling dialogue of one of the most famous detective series of the golden age of Hollywood.

The Lambs skim through movies they saw, heard about or can make an educated guess on, to throw some light on this year's Academy Awards. MovieRob hosts the discussion as we try to figure out what was good and what was simply available for this year's nominees.

It's a clash of the titans without a single Greek god present. Movie Theaters were filling up finally after the long pandemic calm, and that's because giant monsters were going to be filling the screens. Our own Titans of the Lamb take on the new flick in this episode.

Russell Crowe is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn’t you know it but that’s this very show. Rob was joined by David of BluePrint: Review to discuss all things Russell Crowe, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Russell Crowe or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at actingschool101@movierob.net by 15th April.

Are you ready for the most chaotic game of Lambpardy in the show's sordid history? Strap in, this one's a ride!

Three Lambpardy veterans - including two former champions - are here to battle it out, and with Dylan, Kai and Heather in the competitors' seats, this was always going to be a raucous show, but Jay's questions didn't exactly help out!

Who will win? Can anyone truly win at this game? And at what cost? Listen to find out!

This month the contestants are:
Dylan Fields; founder of the LAMB
Kai Parker; the MILFcast, Kai Parker Ink
Heather Baxendale-Walsh; the MILFcast, Headertime

Host:
Jay Cluitt, Life vs Film, Deep Blue Sea: The Podcast

Thanks to the following Lambpardy heroes for helping out with questions for the show:
Howard Casner, Rantings & Ravings
Todd Liebenow, Forgotten Films
Nick Rehak, French Toast Sunday
MovieRob, MovieRob

Something a little different this week. We visit with blogger turned author Eric Friedmann to discuss his latest book about movies and life, "It's Still Strictly Personal" the second volume in his planned trilogy

A grizzled trio of Lambs shows up, not at the train station but rather the podcast, to discuss Sergio Leone's Masterpiece. The 1968 Spaghetti western that turned stories on their heads and icons into villains gets slobbered over by our guests and discussed in some solid detail.