Four Camera Angles

Christian and Chrissie experience Bali's incredible Ogoh-Ogoh parade before diving into a heated debate about religion, the afterlife, the Illuminati and aliens. From spiritual awakenings to wild conspiracy theories, they question everything they thought they knew.

From romantic getaways and unexpected sexual fantasies to married men, secret encounters and some very questionable adult jokes. Plus a few family revelations. 

Christian shares his children's book idea, Chrissy reveals her latest business venture, and the pair dive into the wild world of AI and scams. But the real highlight comes when a relaxing beach swim turns into chaos, leaving Chrissy rolling in the sand while Christian films it.

Christian and Chrissy chat about the people they hope never to become, the pressure of other people's expectations and the chaos of Christian's Mini Museum. Plus, a memory involving an unfortunate sneeze, uncontrollable laughter and a trip down memory lane to their first jobs.

Christian and Chrissy are back in Bali, where getting into a swimsuit becomes a seven minute ordeal. Plus, Chrissy reveals her very particular holiday standards, Christian questions whether his expensive Thermomix gift has ever been used, and the pair debate the essentials of a luxury getaway.

Things get very revealing when the conversation turns to private sex tapes, filming from multiple camera angles and the reality of making money on OnlyFans. Plus, why brand deals are changing everything and the double standards women still face.

From Botox and body confidence to dramatic facelifts and the pressure on women to age gracefully, Christian and Chrissie get brutally honest about cosmetic procedures, getting older and what they'd change if money were no object.

From learning to put yourself first to the jaw-dropping reality of making money on Facebook, Chrissy and I get into regrets, success and the dream of buying a designer handbag. Plus, a hilarious revelation about just how much social media can pay!

Christian and Chrissy tackle the generation gap, childhood trauma and whether Gen Z has forgotten how to take initiative. Then Chrissy’s son Charlie calls in with a financial crisis. Plus, Christian’s relaxing Bali getaway takes a dramatic turn.

From abandoned craft projects and pottery obsessions to husbands trying to be romantic, things get hilariously off track. Turns out some people can't handle a messy toddler, others can't finish a hobby, and nobody wants to be serenaded with a love song!