This week on The Week That Was the winner of Light FM’s Random Acts of Kindness was revealed. Other topics of conversation included the royal family, why some boys smell and others don’t, smoking animals, cameras’ link to plutonium that has up until now been a sucret and the inaudibility radio can produce at times.

The winner of Random Acts of Kindness was finally revealed. Listen to find out which lucky organisation won $5000 on behalf of a very lucky listener.

Some films just seem untouchable. The advent of the third Men in Black film has Cass up in arms on the subject of films that do not need sequels...but Melbourne seems to think that many of their favourite movies need a bit of continuation.

What happened to E.T after he left in his spaceship? Do we need more films featuring Julia Roberts? Have you been waiting for Never Say Never 2?

The answer to those last two is no, by the way.

Often kids like to ask the difficult questions, those which parents regularly struggle to answer. Kel’s son Hamish’s recent visit to the doctors required him getting a blood test, and of course a needle! Listen as Kel chats about how he explained the procedure of getting a needle to six year old Hamish.

And while they’re on the topic, Cass reveals the places she’s had needles before…and she may just surprise you!

If you break down or run out of petrol on the major arterials, should you cop a fine? With huge traffic chaos, on your 'good morning' on the way to work, will this initiative be 'bringing you home better' on the run home, saving you time on the roads? Cass has a good point that if you can get a licence, you can fill your car with petrol. Cass is in two minds and Kel is not so sure.

We ask listeners if they think it's fair or harsh...