The journey rolls on, and so does the madness. This time, Adam and Kyle kick things off with a surprisingly heated debate about milk. Whole vs. semi-skimmed, oat “juice,” and why green-top might just be the UK’s biggest scam.

From there, it’s a full-blown food philosophy session: peanut butter snobbery, Bovril vs. Marmite, and the existential question of what’s really in mint sauce (spoiler: mostly vinegar).

But the conversation doesn’t stop at condiments. The boys spiral into HelloFresh regrets, muscle-food marketing lies, and why portion sizes are ruining their dreams of meat-heavy plates.

Then it’s water wars: why northern water is apparently liquid gold, South Africa’s infrastructure woes, and their plan to turn a garden into a DIY water plant.

As always, things get weird... septic tanks as fertilizer, mutant carrots, coffee grounds as cat deterrents, and the mystery of blue lights in KFC bathrooms.

It’s more Continuum chaos and also somehow educational… if you count learning that cats hate oranges.

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The road trip chaos continues as Adam and Kyle cruise onward, diving into one of their most unfiltered conversations yet.

What begins as a debate over Sydney Sweeney unexpectedly spirals into a full-blown “actress ranking” game, complete with questionable memory, confused names, and a surprising amount of passion about Jennifer Aniston.

From there, the boys wander through movie nostalgia, superhero lore, Bowie’s singing ability (controversial), Elton John’s legacy, and the tragedy of losing iconic performers like Chester Bennington. A low-flying plane briefly convinces them they’ve spotted a UFO, but the moment passes just in time for a deep dive into South African slang, specifically the mysterious phrase “just now” and the eternal struggle of communicating during a long drive.

The episode finishes strong with a detailed breakdown of burger philosophy: buns, toppings, cheese hierarchy, pickles, chutneys, onions, and why McDonald’s simply can’t compete.

It’s peak Continuum: chaotic, hilarious, weirdly sincere, and fuelled entirely by road snacks and exhaustion.

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Adam and Kyle continue their motorway adventure in Part 2 of The Continuum Road Trip, diving deeper into the chaos of modern life as the miles roll by.

This episode tackles the madness of social media, from fear-mongering algorithms and political echo chambers to anonymous commenters who might not even be real people. The pair unpack online identities, catfishing, OnlyFans culture, and whether “real jobs” even mean anything anymore.

From there, the conversation swerves into strip clubs, privacy, and the awkward ethics of teachers with side hustles, before taking a hilarious detour through Cameron Diaz movies, naked neighbours, and late-night nostalgia. Kyle also reveals his unexpected past in modelling, leading to stories of strange gigs, suspicious car journeys, and South African adventures.

It’s another brilliant motorway chat full of humour, honesty, and completely unnecessary oversharing... pure Continuum energy from start to finish.

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Adam and Kyle hit the motorway for the first-ever Continuum road trip episode, complete with traffic, hazards, and a surprising amount of philosophical depth.

As they cruise north, they break down the chaos of modern slang (“literally,” “100%,” and the mysterious “dank”), question whether language is evolving or falling apart, and compare today’s youth to the Shakespeare-reading generations of the past.

A detour into 1984 spark thoughts about Newspeak, censorship, and whether Big Brother is already here. Along the way, they rant about driving etiquette, social media addiction, Facebook nostalgia, the rise of VR glasses, and why Millennials get so much hate.

It’s an unfiltered, rolling conversation about language, culture, tech, and growing older... all recorded from the passenger seat.

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Adam and Kyle slip on their metaphorical trench coats and dive into the shadowy world of private investigators. From cheating spouses and suspicious friends to the rise of internet sleuths and Google Image hacks, they explore why playing detective is easier (and creepier) than ever in the age of digital footprints.

But this episode doesn’t stop at stakeouts. The guys spiral into GDPR gripes, data leaks, and the wild west of online scams, complete with personal horror stories involving hacked PayPal accounts and glitter bomb revenge fantasies.

It’s funny, fiery, and just paranoid enough to make you check your bank statements twice.

And then? Buckle up. Because next time, the Continuum goes mobile for a full-blown road trip special.

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Adam and Kyle are back, and they’re not pulling any punches. This episode kicks off with a trip down pandemic memory lane. Mask culture, lockdown weirdness, and the question everyone’s still asking: was COVID a global health crisis or the biggest pharmaceutical payday in history?

From vaccine skepticism and government spin to the ethics of free speech and the shadowy world of “counter-disinformation units,” the guys dig into who decides what’s true and why that should make us all a little nervous.

Naturally, things spiral. Cue Joe Rogan hot takes, AI vigilantes on the dark web, and a rant about why trusting experts might be harder than it sounds. It’s funny, fiery, and just uncomfortable enough to keep you thinking long after the episode ends. Oh, and come back next week - we’re hiring private investigators.

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For their 150th episode, Adam and Kyle go big (and a little bit intergalactic). This hour-long special kicks off with UFO sightings, alien theories, and whether the government’s recent “disclosures” are just smoke and mirrors.

From there, they take a wild ride through Area 51 myths, ancient astronaut theories, and the question of whether humans are really the universe’s smartest species. But, in true Continuum fashion, the chat soon swerves into more earthly territory: pandemic conspiracies, media manipulation, and the fine line between skepticism and madness.

Funny, bold, and occasionally uncomfortably honest, this milestone episode is a deep dive into belief, bullshit, and everything in between.

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Adam and Kyle start with a nostalgic deep dive into Who Framed Roger Rabbit, from Judge Doom’s terrifying no-blink performance to Jessica Rabbit’s iconic status and the wild fact that the movie was inspired by a much darker book. They geek out over the film’s groundbreaking mix of live-action and animation, Disney–Warner Bros. collaborations, and why Roger Rabbit’s box office success was a big deal for its time.

Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into the cosmos: Avatar, blue aliens, tail connections (yes, that scene), and why James Cameron might be into some weird stuff. They wrap up by teasing next week’s episode on alien conspiracies, because apparently Kyle has thoughts… and Adam’s not quite ready for them.

Packed with nostalgia, trivia, and a dash of sci-fi weirdness, this episode is as unpredictable as a Wile E. Coyote contraption.

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