An episode that appears out of nowhere - just like the Colossal Titan at the start of this movie! This is an utterly flawless piece of podcasting where Chris and Zach wade through the mystery and wonder that was the first live-action Attack on Titan movie. We go down absolutely no rabbit holes. Ever. Be warned, this episode will spoil the first movie and the first arc of the anime/manga. We'll be back next week with the wrap-up episode for part 2!

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This week we try not to show how badly out of practice we are at this while talking about the new Fantastic Four trailer and Bob's Burger's burgers before Zach talks about artificial intelligence and how not to talk to a newly sentient AI. We wrap things up with our recommendations, neither of which will cost you a dime!

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This one was delayed a bit by the fumarole that was the holiday season, but here it is, finally. Somehow our current events are only marginally outdated, even though we talk about the Sony hack and Supreme Court ruling. The Alcatraz bit is timeless, apparently. The rest of the episode is Chase giving us a historical love letter to one of the oldest and most universal beverages - beer. Oddly enough, our recommendations aren't for kinds of beer.

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The bloodiest election in US history occurred less than 100 years ago, in the heart of Chicago, Illinois. It was fueled by gangland violence and bootleg liquor, and it would mark the beginning of the end for Al Capone's Chicago Outfit. It is known as the Pineapple Primary, and it is just another piece of our secret history. But, before we get to that, we talk about Lyft and Uber, and question the casting for the Suicide Squad movie. And as always, we close everything out with our recommendations.

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Billy the Kid. American underdog anti-hero or petulant, revenge-seeking d-bag? Probably, both, actually. In this episode, we'll dig through what is fact and what is fiction in the life of one of the West's most lingering figures. We'll also serve up an extra-large, Thanksgiving-sized portion of current events and recommendations. (Some of which might not matter as this episode is late again due to the holiday. B'woops!)

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It opens with our debating about whether or not a blind superhero can land a plane and moves into just how blind the world was about its own imminent annihilation in the 1980s. But, along the way we talk about video game review embargoes and G4TV going off the air. As always, reviews are at the end. Both of them are literally this time, but completely different kinds of literary.

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Chase kicks off his series on men's fashion by educating us about the marvel of engineering that is the wristwatch, but not before Zach catches us up on BlizzCon 2014 and both of them have their say about the Virgin Galactic tragedy. Recommendations for this week are for two things that you can never buy.

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This week is Halloween, and we're going all the way back to the roots of it in the Gaelic holiday of Samhain. But, before you get to hear Zach repeatedly butcher the pronunciation of Samhain, Chase tells us about a breakthrough with heart transplants and Zach runs you through the Avengers 2 trailer. We also have a special guest join us for this week's recommendations.

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This week, we catch you up on the potential of a cable-free HBO service and get to the core of #Gamergate before Chase explains to us why math is not a science, but kinda sorta maybe really is, and why you should never, ever, EVER trust a mathematician who wants to get you drunk. Plus, recommendations!

In our first episode we tell you what to expect from the podcast, update you on current events, give you a run down of what to expect when you walk into a comic book store, and recommend two things that you shouldn't live without.