Patrick and Adam are here to ((clap)) pump you up, count the veins in Dwayne Johnson's non-existent neck, suffer through Mark Wahlberg's acting, and deconstruct the sports-crime-buddy-action-comedy Pain & Gain. Don't be a girly man! Listen and learn!!

This week, Clark spotlights the music of British composer Ron Goodwin, offering stirring selections from such films as Where Eagles Dare, Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, Battle of Britain, Submarine X-1, 633 Squadron, Murder, She Said, and Murder at the Gallop.

Melissa catches up on TV season finales, as Michael keeps on acting. Plus! Iron Man 3 blitzes the box office, Baz Luhrmann's garish The Great Gatsby arrives in style, Eli Roth is trapped in an underground Chilean nightclub, Steve McQueen makes his Great Escape in HD, Bryan Singer ties up the loose ends of Fox's X-Men franchise, Marvel confirms Doctor Strange will kick off "Phase 3," Al Pacino's creative dispute leaves Universal scrambling, Mr. Rogers gets a biopic, while Brad and Angie agree to get hitched.

On this week's action packed episode, Jon plays around on PSN and discovers GUACAMELEE, while Steve tackles the last Wii title worth talking about as he ventures into PANDORA'S TOWER. In the news, EA shutters studios, mommas cry, gamers wring their hands in angst. This episode brought to you by smooth tasting Ultra Roundhouse light beer. With only two calories per bottle, your Zangief physique won't go all E. Honda after a night out on Shadowloo Island.

Patrick and Mark go post-apocalyptic on Joseph Kosinski's Oblivion, Tom Cruise movies, and the problems with generic sci-fi.

This week, Clark spotlights the work of composer Henry Mancini, offering flavorful selections from Peter Gunn, Hatari!, 10, The Great Mouse Detective, Silver Streak, The Pink Panther, Lifeforce, Touch of Evil, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and Revenge of the Pink Panther.

Melissa finally gets around to watching Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky, as Michael recovers from a crazy week of theatre. Iron Man 3 dominates the overseas box office. Jodie Foster's boobs arrive on Netflix Instant. Joss Whedon wraps filming on the S.H.I.E.L.D. pilot for ABC television. Bad Robot will bring Stephen King's 11/22/66 to cable. Clint Eastwood is too old for marriage drama. Hollywood forgot not to drink and drive. And Tom Brokaw nails the quote of the week.

Daryl is conflicted over the end of the Mass Effect series. Erich is determined to hang with the Netflix original series Hemlock Grove until the bitter end. Mac is not sure what to make of the Tom Cruise sci-fi epic Oblivion. Dave is jazzed for Man of Steel. Reviews of Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia, Manborg, and Mr. Selfridge. Plus! Favorite video game endings and Candy bars.

This week, Clark offers up another batch of new and recent releases. You'll hear music from To the Wonder, Evil Dead, Africa: Face to Face with the Unknown, 42, Peeples, Oblivion and new re-recordings of Michael Nyman's scores for The Piano and Gattaca.

Melissa get mistaken for Katherine Heigl. Michael reviews Dreamwork's latest The Croods. Tom Cruise still has bank, Rebel Wilson is still hilarious, Jeremy Piven does period BBC drama, Remembering the incomparable Jonathan Winters, Netflix debuts their original horror series, Hulu showcases early David Lynch, Fox gives Glee two more seasons, and Charlie Brown may just prove the death of 3D in Hollywood. Hurray!