Dread it... Run from it... Watch if still arrives! That's right, with the onset of an Infinity War we return to the Cloud of Sound with our thoughts and oh so many feelings. So many feelings. So sit tight and prepare yourself as Watch If re-assembles for what's looking to be the year's biggest blockbuster event. Until Disney releases another film with 'Wars' in it of course.

Winter is here and incidentally so is Watch If's Game of Thrones seventh season breakdown. Just in time for when you enthusiastically get the boxset for your parents to awkwardly comment on, we've got a discussion of how the show's latest outing faired. So in a season usually plagued by terrible travel conditions bear witness to the speedy transportation of all your favourite characters as they zip between some of the series' best battles, betrayals and bombshells. Valar Morwatch If

In an effort to flood you with content, Watch If brings you a brand new show. A music show at that. Welcome to Stay On Track, where we utilise Ian's musical insight and Henry's... um... ears to bring you reviews on some big albums. And where better to start than Taylor Swift's Reputation? Is it as joyous a pop album as 1989, or try-hard edgy nonsense? It's time to overanalyse some pop music! Are you... Ready For It?

Henry and Ian's latest Let's Talk About sees them discuss comedic superstar turned divisive figure Jim Carrey. With the recent release of Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond giving insight into Carrey's life and work, what better time to discuss the man who made such an impact on both comedy and drama.

Watch If coming atcha with our 80s inspired Stranger Thors double bill! First off we beam across the Bifrost with our Thorts on the latest MCU film. Did it pull off the mix of storylines like Mjolnir pulls off Thor? Did Director Taika Waititi give himself the best role in the movie? Is Valkyrie going to out drink Tony Stark and Captain America? And then things get even more synth-y as we claw through goop to get through Stranger Things Season 2. With all its 80s homages, character development and new elements added to the mix, was everything 'bitchin' or did areas turn upside down? With the impending arrival of The Apprentice prior to recording, we made this a speedy installment of your grade-A banter.

Saddle up pilgrim! It's finally time for Watch If's Westworld discussion and predictions. Just in time for the hit show's physical release we're stripping it down, hosing it off and poking it in the boob until we've figured out what a 'bicameral mind' is. We've covered the jaw drops, the head scratches, the 'ooos' and 'aaaahs' and of course all the times someone said 'Burr-narrd' weirdly. So whack that haunting soundtrack on as we try not have an existential crisis on air.

It's the end of Spooktober, which is the spookiest night of the month, as it's the night you spend opening your door to masked strangers. But if you're not going out and being tricked and/or treated, you can stay in and listen to Henry and Ian's commentary for what some call the best horror film of the 21st century, Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later.

Watch If has embraced the nature of Spooktober once more and this time we bring to you a contest of creepery. Between Henry, Ian and Tom the aim is to attempt to win Nick's interest with their proposed set of horror films. With points awarded for criteria known only to Nick himself, we try to introduce a little of that most eerie of genres to Mr Nicoloau's life. Points are won, points are lost and an MM-based bribery plot may or may not have taken hold part way through.

Spooktober commentary number 4 is a bit of a left field choice, as Henry and Ian are revisiting some serious spooks from their childhood: Doctor Who episodes The Empty Child The Doctor Dances. We aim to bring back those wonderful nostalgic feelings of hiding behind cushions in horror at the gas mask kids, the "physical injuries as plague", the mysterious phone calls and Billie Piper's acting. Make this last, as next week is the end of Spooktober for another year :'(

If you don't want to play a game, you can listen to Henry guide Ian through the razor wire maze that is the Saw franchise, from the highs of the Wan/Whannell era to the lows of the 3D shots and Jigsaw's love interest. And luckily you don't need to disembowel anyone to listen to the episode just in time for the release of Jigsaw.