S2E25 Season Finale: The Commentator's Curse Returns & Our Final Team of the Year
The Shepmates ShowShow Notes
It's the Season 2 finale and it might be one of our best yet, so maybe we shouldn't have a break. Maybe we shouldn't.
Archie has the solution to the cost of living crisis. We saw a movie that made everyone cry. Archie is life-maxing a bit too hard. Then the commentator's curse is alive and well at the World Rally Championship final in Italy, and we need to talk about it.
But before all that… the Shepmates Team of the Year gets finalised for Season 2, with new people added and some big names cut. We have contentious thoughts on the NRL grand final. And it's Word of the Week time, with a look back over all the words from the season and a chance to put them into practice.
Then we explain the real reason we're having a break from the pod, and Archie lists exactly what he expects to see on Miles's Instagram stories in Bali.It's a bit longer, but it's jam packed. Hope you enjoy, mates.
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Back to back guests, and this week we took the show to the MCG. Sunny day, birds chirping, trucks reversing, and the bloke who draws the Grand Final poster. Mark Knight joins us in the MCG gardens. Chief editorial cartoonist at the Herald Sun, a drawing every single day, and the man behind every premiership poster since 2009.
The boys are back and the bedroom has a new chair.. because this week we have our first ever in-house guest, and we thought we'd start small. Brian Taylor joins us in the studio. One of the great voices of Australian footy, two decades on Seven and Triple M, and a bloke who owes the boys an apology after the Legends Game. He delivers it. Then he peels back the curtain on the whole thing: how it took him ten years to find his voice, the one line from his boss that gave him permission to go big, why he can tell inside five minutes whether he's on, and the call he's proudest of.
The boys are back in the studio and Melbourne is humming.. finals are here, the NFL has rolled into town and the Sunday Footy Show has apparently started listening to the pod.
We're legends!! The boys are back in the studio after living out their childhood dream at the AFL Legends Game, played in front of 2.38 million people on Channel Nine. This is the full debrief.. everything that went down Thursday night and the stories the cameras didn't catch.