Fresh off their trip to Banff, Kent and Michelle prepare for Friday the 13th by regaling us with tales of Arnold and Maria's impending divorce, 2011 spring television finales, entertainment apps for your iPhone and iPad, and an in-depth exploration of original casting choices for your favorite movie franchises.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of composer Patrick Doyle, offering selections from Eragon, Henry V, Sleuth, Dead Again, Carlito's Way, Sense and Sensibility, Nanny McPhee, Secondhand Lions, Mrs. Winterbourne, and Thor. Enjoy!

A lactose intolerant Dave and an enamored Dan name their #1 Badass Action Mom, before settling into a split decision discussion over Marvel's latest blockbuster-in-the-making... Thor.

Erich officially becomes a Royal Pain, upon declaring the idiocy of Bill Paxton in Aliens. Dave is banned from Comcast's On Demand service and winds up in The Trench. Mac becomes obsessed with The Clock after suffering problems with his Testees. Plus! What to expect from JJ Abrams' Klingons, Movies you went in not knowing anything about but ended up loving, Reasons why horses should never be anthropomorphic, and much more!

This week, Patrick and Doug square off over the artistic and entertainment value of Fast Five. Be forewarned: There's so much testosterone floating around, you may become sick.

This week, Kent and Michelle audition for the CNN anchor desk, with in-depth reports of The Royal Wedding, the death of Osama Bin Laden, the Canadian elections, and oh yeah... reviews of The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Spongebob Squarepants Movie.

This week, Clark spotlights the film music of composer Elmer Bernstein, offering selections from The Young Doctors, Frankie Starlight, Kings of the Sun, The Magnificent Seven, From Noon Till Three, The World of Henry Orient, Seven Women, The Age of Innocence and A Walk in the Spring Rain. In addition, the new action flick Fast Five is reviewed. Enjoy!

Recovering from deep philosophical ramifications of last week's Jesus episode, Dave and Dan return to the cinematic kiddie pool with a lamentation of the premature career death of Tony Jaa.

In anticipation of a heroic summer movie box office, Patrick, Mike, and newbie Adam unleash the first of a two-part episode focusing on Hollywood's best and worst interpretations of the comic book superhero genre. F-ers Assemble!

Joining the ranks of South Park, SpongeBob, and Smallville, the Filibuster boys celebrate their 200th Episode with... another hour of weekly film and television lunacy. Mac is bemused by the oddity of Hanna and a life sized Millennium Falcon; Erich dodges tornadoes and Sarah Palin's family long enough to complete Portal 2; and Dave's trip to the art house cinema is a Win Win, as is the perceived awesomeness of Kung Fu Dunk. Plus! Careers for Teens, Non-Traditional Weapons, and Unintimidating Aliens.