In this episode, we dive into Tintin and the Picaros - one of Hergé’s most politically charged and satirical adventures. Returning to the fictional South American republic of San Theodoros, Tintin finds himself caught between revolution, political intrigue, old friends, and a familiar cast of characters as General Alcazar attempts to reclaim power from General Tapioca. Along the way, we explore how Hergé brings together revolution, propaganda, guerrilla warfare, and plenty of trademark humour in an adventure that feels both distinctly of its time and surprisingly relevant.

In this special episode, we put our panelists to the test with a fast-paced 3 vs 3 quiz covering characters, adventures and some of the more obscure details from Hergé’s world. With bragging rights on the line, both teams battle through the questions in a closely fought contest that ultimately ends in a dead heat!

In this episode, we dive into Flight 714 to Sydney - one of Hergé’s most enigmatic and divisive adventures. What begins as a chance encounter at an airport soon spirals into a hijacking, leading to a mystery that pushes the boundaries of the Tintin universe. Along the way, we explore how Hergé blends classic adventure with colourful new characters and elements of the unexplained into one of the series’ boldest and most hotly debated albums.

In this episode, we dive into The Castafiore Emerald - one of Hergé’s most unconventional and brilliantly subversive adventures. Trading globe-trotting quests and shadowy villains for the familiar surroundings of Marlinspike Hall, we follow Tintin and Captain Haddock as a missing jewel, an unexpected visit from Bianca Castafiore, and a whirlwind of rumours throw the household into chaos. Along the way, we explore how Hergé transforms everyday mishaps into a compelling mystery, blending sharp humour, media satire, and misdirection into a story unlike any other in the Tintin canon.

In this episode, we dive into Tintin in Tibet - one of Hergé’s most emotional and deeply personal adventures. Leaving behind spies and political conspiracies, we follow Tintin on a relentless journey through the Himalayas after he becomes convinced that his friend Chang is still alive. Along the way, we explore how Hergé blends breathtaking landscapes, quiet introspection and themes of friendship into one of the most heartfelt stories in the Tintin canon.

In this episode, we dive into The Red Sea Sharks - one of Hergé’s most expansive and politically charged adventures. From a seemingly simple aircraft mystery to a sprawling conspiracy stretching across the Middle East, we unpack how Hergé blends high-seas adventure and human drama into a globe-trotting thriller.

In this special episode, we spotlight the underrated characters of Tintin’s world - those who may not take centre stage but leave a lasting impression. From quiet contributors to scene-stealing side figures, we explore how Hergé gave depth, humour, and impact to characters beyond the headline names.

In this episode, we dive into The Calculus Affair - one of Hergé’s sharpest and most tightly constructed thrillers. From mysterious break-ins at Marlinspike to high-stakes chases across Europe, we’ll explore how Hergé swapped moon dust for espionage, blending Cold War paranoia, razor-edged pacing, and classic Tintin humour into a gripping, single-album adventure.