A packed episode on dating, being over accommodating and the pitfalls of second chances. We also introduce Buck's first ever guest on the podcast, Magdalene, who is welcomed to the show to share her own experiences with a man that travels light but values hydration.

You think your life is absurd? Get a load of this s**t! Buck walks you through his most recent escapades and true to form, it goes from one catastrophe to another. Plus, Buck's alter ego "The Intervenor" makes a return and this time, there's no backing down as he prepares for battle.

The second part of the season premier reveals the fate Buck suffered at the hands of the magistrate morons and the joys of probation.

We also get a glimpse at some other colourful characters and how “justice” was served to them.

The long awaited return of Buck is over and we kick things off with as much chaos as ever.

This is the first part of a double drop premier, where Buck discusses the details of his legal infraction and subsequent fallout that leads to an eye opening experience with the justice system.

We also learn why victim statements are wonderful works of fiction that are worth their weight in gold.

Buck is passing judgement on...well, everything and everyone. Who knew missing one gym session would rile Buck up so much. One angry man with a lot to say, just try not to get on his tits.

Not quite ready to move into season 2 of the podcast, Buck takes some time to reflect on recent weeks and how it's not only affected him, but also observe how the general public interact with each other.

We also hear the origin story of Filius the dog and a desperate plea from a woman looking for a good heart.

This is it, the long awaited finale of season one, and the end of the supermarket saga...for now. Buck touches on events and highlights from the past 10 months, as well as recapping his last day in the bakery. One more shift, what could go wrong?

We enter deep personal waters in this episode as Buck lifts the mask and talks about what has made him the man he is and what realities of life he's currently dealing with. It is a true life horror story.

If anyone is affected by the themes featured within this episode, please reach out to a family member or friend for support or reach out to professionals, like those at the Samaritans on 116 123 (samaritans.org), NHS on 111, Mind on 0300 102 1234 (mind.org.uk), Change Grow Live (changegrowlive.org). Don't suffer in silence, you're not alone.