Patrick and Doug are back to take on Ron Burgundy and the Channel 4 News Team, as Anchorman receives the full F This Movie! treatment. Comments, complaints, or suggestions? Email fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com.

Dave learns something new in the bathroom. Erich immerses himself in the bizarre world of Larry David. Mac discovers the inherent evil power of the letter "Z." Mike finds similarities between Hitchcock's The Birds to Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez' From Dusk Till Dawn. Yo Gabba Gabba spoofs Indiana Jones. Reviews of The Lightning Thief, Criterion's Mystery Train, and an absolutely stunning Flash Gordon on Blu-ray. The horror that is Snakes on a Train, talking puppies, and the downward spiral of Kristen Bell's career. Most painful death by sword. Who rates movies on the DVR guide? Re-imagining classic paper towel commercials through the eyes of famous directors.

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Dave and Tim join Erich for the last BLAST PROCESSING! before E3 2010. After talking about the Halo Reach beta, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, Splinter Cell: Conviction co-op, Super Street Fighter IV, and Alan Wake, the crew looks forward to next week's game-stravaganza. It's like Christmas Eve in podcast form, except that it's warm outside and you don't have to wear those itchy wool pajamas if you don't want to.

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It's a tale of woe from a galaxy far, far away, as Star Wars in Concert heads to Edmonton and Kent is too little, too late. Michelle shares her tales of small-town musical theater gone wrong, the Sharks and Jets get ready to rumble with a review of 1961 Oscar winner, West Side Story. Kent gives a brief review of Life, BBC's most recent DVD and Blu-ray release. And just for argument's sake, how long was that Groundhog Day anyway!?!?!

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Clark pays tribute to the late Dennis Hopper by featuring music selections from Giant, True Grit, Hang 'Em High, Cool Hand Luke, Hoosiers, The Pick-Up Artist, Easy Rider, True Romance, Speed, Waterworld, Sleepwalking and Carried Away. In addition, the new sci-fi/horror flick Splice is reviewed. Enjoy!

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A trip into the DVD Verdict archives unearths a 50-minute breakfast chat with Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee, recorded just prior to the release of Iron Man on DVD and Blu-ray. Timeless stories, fond memories, and a bit of prophetic prognostication from the father to some of the greatest superheroes of all-time.

Series Premiere! Judge Patrick Bromley cuts loose with his own R-rated look at the world of film. Joined by his friend Doug, the two unleash their claws on James Cameron's Avatar.

This week: The boys debrief the slow death of NBC's "Must See Thursday"; Erich gets spooked by Alan Wake; Mac recalls his Tales of the Gold Monkey; Dave gets sucked into Larry David's Seinfeld Zone, but remains Undisputed; Urkel lands on DVD; Mike gets schooled in the proper usage of "Spoiler Alert!"; Television series you can't fathom the appeal for; Rooftop swimming pools; and Dave still hasn't seen The Shawshank Redemption.

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After a week off, Adam and Steve join Erich ready and raring to talk about Old West blockbuster Red Dead Redemption. The gang keeps the topical train rolling with discussions about spooky shooter Alan Wake, spy-themed RPG Alpha Protocol, and the intergalactic fun of Super Mario Galaxy 2.

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Despite the Dixons' summer preparations hitting several roadblocks, they still find the energy to eulogize Gary Coleman and Dennis Hopper; mourn the departure of Guillermo del Toro from The Hobbit films; review the Billy Wilder classic The Apartment, a Disney '70s favorite The Rescuers, and the Blu-ray presentation of The Music Man.

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