Ah the millennium. The perfect backdrop for this week’s biconic heist movie and, coincidentally, the age gap between its two stars, Sean Connery and HRH Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Yes, Jon Amiel’s 1999 film Entrapment features that scene, spawning an entire generation of bisexuals with an unrealistic expectation of:

• Their own flexibility
• The manners of older men
• Their natural ability to play both sides of the field

Your hosts debate mismatched outfits, justice for geriatric asexuals and just what we thought would happen when Y2K hit.

Bi-panic energies (BPEs) of the week include Saorsie’s Sofa Stun, hot halloween homages and majestic music(als).

Harry is back in the hot seat with his bi-panic wild card, which left us asking the question: did Mad World ruin Christmas in your home country?

Time to patch into the mainframe, steal some seconds from the atomic clock and kick-back with your latest dose of cinematic bi-panic.

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What's your favourite bi-panic movie?

You just know a film is biconic when it spawns several franchises and an entire porn sub-category.

Wes Craven’s 1996 meta-horror-spoof Scream is the perfect way to celebrate our second Halloween special - on Halloween no less! - and reminisce about the days when a hot teenage boy with shark eyes could sex shame his recently bereaved girlfriend and tube TVs were a valid murder weapon.

The gang thirsts after the (imagined) chemistry between Neve Campbell and Courtney Cox and wonders what the Irish version of Ghostface would have sounded like.

This week’s bi-panic energies (BPEs) veer alarmingly straight, but luckily Harry pulls it back with a glorious misunderstanding.

Tessa’s wildcard pick sticks with the spooky theme and makes it obvious that no one knows how to pronounce "Wayans" properly. Take it, Brendan!

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It’s bi boo time! In our first of two halloween specials, the gang goes full lesbi-gay for Diablo Cody’s 2009 sleeper hit, Jennifer’s Body.

It may have been a decade ahead of its time but the indie emo songs and guyliner make it a true classic of the late noughties. In case you weren’t sure whether the hosts of this podcast were actually teenagers during this time, this episode offers definitive proof with mentions of Veronica Mars, The OC and Fall Out Boy. 10/10 movie.

Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried deserved awards for it, if you disagree, come fight us.

This week’s BPEs (bi-panic energies) embrace a whole spectrum of messiness and Bi visibility.

Finally, the pressure is on for our only host to have all her wildcards voted into the bi-panic room (so far...), Charlotte, who fights for her life with her latest wild card pick - and it becomes clear who in the gang was a teenage Tumblr nerd and who wasn’t.

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Our intro music is Drop It by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Coma-Media⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Want to share your BPE of the week? Email us at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠hello@bipanicroom.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or tag us on instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@bipanicroom.⁠⁠