Erich reveals a dark secret from his past, prior to taking on Santa. Mac is barred from the roller derby, but befriends a spider monkey. Mike goes out on a Tightrope to say "NEWSFLASH! ABC's V still sucks." Dave and MacGyver travel back to Camelot during Leap Year. Plus: Exploding bodies, Imagining famous fictional characters as youngsters, TV commercials that truly annoy you, "I'm holding a severed arm!!!", and a spoilerific 24 debrief.

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Without a third person to keep them on track, Dave and Erich cover topics as varied as Splinter Cell: Conviction and Little House on the Prairie; Alan Wake and Encyclopedia Brown; Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection and whittling. Add in a dash of Super Street Fighter IV, Saved by the Bell, and Streets of Rage and you've got a contender for either the best or worst podcast we've ever done. Listen and decide for yourself.

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Amidst a whirlwind of beagle recouperation, broken boards, new belts, and dancing their brains out, the Dixons are back with a preview of May's promising theatrical releases, plus reviews of Nanny McPhee (2005) and a pre-Airwolf Ernest Borgnine in Marty (1955), the latest in their Oscar-winning film series.

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This week, Clark explores some of the lesser known film music of composer Bernard Herrmann, featuring selections from Beneath the Twelve Mile Reef, On Dangerous Ground, Twisted Nerve, Citizen Kane, Joy in the Morning, Tender is the Night, The Devil and Daniel Webster, and The Snows of Kilimanjaro. He also offers up his review of the new action flick The Losers. Enjoy!

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Dave treats a Spartan-sized cold with a visit to District 13. Mac feels the comics did it better. Mike, the FX bigot, gives an $0.80 movie review. Erich books repeat voyages on the Cinematic Titanic, and gets to see how the sausage is made. Giants: Friend or Foe? Annoying indigenous species. Everything I know about saving money I learned from the movies. Awkward scenes with foreign businessmen. Spoilerific discussions of 24 and Lost. And the dreaded return of a not-so-wise, pointy-eared, all-knowing, all-seeing friend.

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Erich, Jon, and Steve kick off this week's show with a segment about Canada's big Juno Award music show, and if you think The Tragically Hip, Great Big Sea, Sloan, and Justin Bieber have nothing to do with video games--well, you're right. Thankfully, the trio spend the rest of the time talking about games like Cave Story, Final Fantasy XIII, Monster Hunter Tri, and Splinter Cell: Conviction.

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What's that you say? Need more variety in your entertainment diet? This week's episode has you covered, as the Dixon's tackle such eclectic topics as Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D., Whedon taking on The Avengers, Beagle/Oyster cross-breeding, Abbott and Costello, Eddie Murphy's music career, and good ol' Bear Grylls.

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This week, composer John Debney steps into the spotlight and provides us with selections from Dragonfly, Cutthroat Island, Zathura, The Ant Bully, The Passion of the Christ, Heartbreakers, and Not Since Casanova. Plus, Clark offers his take on the controversial comic book flick Kick-Ass. Enjoy!

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Dave returns triumphant, with Mac, Erich, and Patrick in tow. This week's riveting topics of discussion: TBS goes LoCo for CoCo, Nic Cage kicks some ass, Brendan Fraser's mutant ability, Reinventing horror icons, Archie vs. The Punisher, Dog City comes to DVD, Celebrating Earth Day with Avatar, Spoilerific discussion of Lost, Achieving 24 Bingo!, Seeing awful TV shows through to the end, Violence against horses, and two of the lamest Ambush Topics ever.

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Dave and Tim join Erich for tales of video game woe and wonder. Thrill to the story of broken PS3s and tough decisions, gawk at tepid responses to an eagerly anticipated sequel, and yawn at a yarn packed with downloadable deals and casual gaming. All this with a look forward to some big titles on the horizon and a business venture that might be very lucrative, indeed.

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