I was going to write a funny and informative description for this episode until I got high. Now all you get is this tired reference to a 2000 song about getting high. This one is about weed.

Villains Discussed:

Brother Louv (Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church)

Peter Scottson (Weeds)

U-Turn (Weeds)

Guillermo Garcia Gomez (Weeds)

Estaban Reyes (Weeds)

Tim Scottson (Weeds)

Lisette Lee

Ted (Pineapple Express)

Howard "Mr. Nice" Marks

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Rage, violence, magic wizard powers, this story has it all. Black Adam is just like Shazam, only evil. Not technically evil twins, but they can still go blow for blow. ;)

Villains Discussed:

Black Adam (Shazam!)

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There is only so much to be learned from the failures of others. It is time we look to the villains who got away with their crimes to learn their secrets. Spoilers: It usually just involves an expensive lawyer.

Villains Discussed:

Patrick Bateman (American Psycho)

Issei Sagawa

Robert McDougal (Entrapment)

Casey Anthony

Big Bad Andross (Star Fox 64)

The Zodiac

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A lot of work goes into a career of villainy, and everyone can use a little help now and again. Unfortunately, good henchfolk are hard to come by, so a real master villain has to know how to manipulate those around them to get what they need to succeed.

Villains Discussed:

Eleanor Shaw (The Manchurian Candidate)

Charles Shobhraj

Umbrella Corporation (Resident Evil)

Frank Abagnale Jr.

Kilgrave (Jessica Jones)

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We didn't start the fire, but these folks did. These cool babies are just ordinary guys, burning down the house. The roof is on fire, but they don't need no water. They'd rather let the motherfucker burn. This one is about arson. Check it out.

Villains Discussed:

Firefly (DC Comics)

Thomas Sweatt

Heatwave (DC Comics)

Raymond Lee Oyler

Judge Fire (Judge Dredd)

John Leonard Orr

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You better listen to this one while it's still available. We dig deep and reveal some of the darkest secrets of the most villainous secret societies.

Villains Discussed:

International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF)

Project Mayhem (Fight Club)

The Mattachine Society

Order of St. Dumas (DC Comics)

Bohemian Club

Stonecutters (The Simpsons)

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Aileen Wuornos killed 7 men and is one of America's most well known serial killers. Her story is certainly an interesting one, but it's time to see where "The Damsel of Death" stands in our search for the ultimate villain.

Villain Discussed:

Aileen Wuornos

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This one gets groovy as we explore what might just be the golden age of modern villainy, The 1970's

Villains Discussed:

Darth Vader (Star Wars)

The Brotherhood of Eternal Love

Ra's al Ghul (DC Comics)

Lynette Fromme

Alien (Alien)

John Wayne Gacy

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Sometimes discovering what makes the best villain means examining even the most lame and cowardly methods of doing crimes. That's exactly what we've done this time with our in depth analysis of murders done with guns.

Villains Discussed:

Deathstroke (DC Comics)

Charles Whitman

Girls of Old Town (Sin City)

Frank Carter (The Omaha Sniper)

Crossbones (Marvel Comics)

Jared Loughner

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We are answering the questions we all ask ourselves everyday. What IS the best part of the human body for eating? Do we taste better with lemon, or with pepper? Is the penis edible? Get the answers to these gnawing questions, and so much more by listening to us talk about these hungry boys.

Villains Discussed:

Jose Luis Calva

Hannibal Lecter (Hannibal Lecter)

Armin Meiwes (The Rotenburg Cannibal)

Edward Whelan - Vermin (Marvel)

Albert Fish (Werewolf of Wysteria / Brooklyn Vampire / The Grey Man / The Boogey Man)

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