Ricki-Lee, Tim & Joel

The Guardian corrected their Melania review—they accidentally gave it one star when they meant zero. The $75 million doco only made $7 million, so we asked what's the worst thing you've seen at the cinema. Will Arnett claims people with heaps of tattoos are boring, Charli XCX accidentally revealed she doesn't want kids while Jason Bateman had no idea she created the BRAT phenomenon, and PETA attacked Sabrina for using a bird at the Grammys but the handler said it has arthritis and is coming to her birthday party. Joel's obsessed with his new compression boots calling them orgasmic. We finished with the Ultimate Wednesday Wheel playing every game we've ever done.
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For the final Wednesday Wheel as trio, we do the ultimate and play EVERY SINGLE GAME we've done on the Wednesday Wheel.
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Ricki's racing through Oscar-nominated films and declared Ever Had Legs is trash despite loving Rose Byrne. The Melania Trump documentary is the talk of the town—it cost $75 million to make (with $35 million going straight to Melania as an appearance fee), only grossed $7 million, and got absolutely destroyed by critics. The best review started with a formatting correction: they accidentally gave it one star when they meant to give it zero. Fox News is claiming it's the most successful documentary in 10 years, which is technically true but only because docs rarely get cinema releases. Joel had to explain to his Kiwi fiancé Jack who Margaret Pomeranz is and the gay gasp could be heard from space. Listeners shared their worst cinema experiences including Evita having "too many songs in the musical" and Jar Jar Binks ruining Star Wars.
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Ricki & Tim broadcast from their new studio for the first time and Tim was absolutely not having it—he hated everything about the change while Ricki tried to keep it together. The handball vs downball vs upball debate continued after a Melbournian TikToker reignited Australia's most divisive schoolyard argument, with listeners calling in from every state with different names for the same game. A legendary songwriter got mistaken for Ghislaine Maxwell at the Grammys because of their similar hairstyles, and the internet lost it. Australian Idol returned with over a million viewers and some incredible auditions that'll make you cry. SZA defended Cher's Luther Vandross mix-up in the sweetest way, Nicki Minaj randomly came for Lizzo on Twitter with a Chucky photo, and Kim K allegedly had an intimate Cotswolds weekend with Lewis Hamilton complete with bodyguards outside their hotel room door. Plus we did the last ever Joel Jivin' in drive show history—RIP to a legend.
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We stumbled into the most divisive schoolyard debate of all time—what do you actually call that game where you hit a ball between squares? Tim and Ricki always knew it as handball, Joel called it Foursquare in Perth, but then a TikToker claimed it's actually called downball and the floodgates opened. Listeners rang in from all over Australia with completely different names depending on where they grew up and what size ball you're using.
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