It's time for Bond in Space - but we don't spend very long there. Join Mark and Kate as they chat through Moonraker: the premise is thin, there are two boat chases and a lot of glass. Mark and Kate also chat about Paul McGann, Martin Shaw and skip important topics like eugenics and how difficult it would be to actually live on the Moon.

Starring Roger Moore, Lois Chiles, Michael Lonsdale, Richard Kiel, Corrine Cléry and the short but sweet appearance from Toshirō Suga.

Directed by Lewis Gilbert, 1979.

Nobody does it better, makes me feel sad for the rest. Mark and Kate talk about The Spy Who Loved Me, and they did indeed love watching the film. James Bond travels to Austria, Egypt, Sardinia, with the equally amazing Triple X, Bond's Russian counterpart. Join Mark and Kate as they talk about the film, music, do some unwanted impersonations, and Mark reveals a claim to fame from his family's past.

Starring Roger Moore, Barbara Bach, Richard Kiel, Curd Jürgens, and an underused Queen of Scream Caroline Munro as Naomi the helicopter pilot, who Mark refers to as the "Rum Girl".

Kate and Mark review the sophomore Roger Moore movie, The Man with the Golden Gun. Topically for the times the story revolves around a stolen device which can solve the then current energy crisis. Bond receives a bullet from the mysterious Scaramanga the infamous Golden Gun shooter of the title. Join us as we dissect the Man with the Golden Gun.

Starring Roger Moore, Bernard Lee, Christopher Lee, Britt Ekland , Maud Adams and the great Soon-Taik Oh.

Directed by Guy Hamilton.

Released 1974.