Patrick and Doug tear themselves away from roof hockey and arguing the finer points of Star Wars to give Kevin Smith's Clerks the ultimate reach around. You gotta hear this. I mean, c'mon... they're not even supposed to be here!

Dave, Mac, Erich, and Michael get overly Justified, as they enter March movie madness. If that weren't enough, Michael details his Oscars horror, Erich joins The Guild, Mac describes classic anime, Dave takes on Sharktopus, the boys test their Arrested Development knowledge, and uncover their inner Bayside pride.

Steve and Jon return for more incoherent ramblings. Killzone 3 and Bulletstorm lead to ranting and raving about first person shooters of this generation, while news that Play Magazine has bit the dust spurs on another rant on the state of the Video Game Journalism. What few trickles of news that have come from GDC this week are there to be had, and there's talk of many things gauranteed to offend some fanboy or another. To end the night, the subject is finishing... games that is.

Kent and Michelle return from illness hiatus to deconstruct the Oscars, review Disney's Tangled, and heartily endorse Megamind on Blu-ray. Today's show is brought to you by the word "imprisoner."

This week, Clark jumps in his musical time machine and travels back to the year 1979, spotlighting film music from The Great Train Robbery, The Black Hole, Rocky II, Moonraker, Zulu Dawn, The Muppet Movie, A Little Romance, Players, and Time After Time. Enjoy!

This week, Dan and Dave, put their own contrarian spin on The Oscars, offering up awards in such categories as Least Deserving Best Picture, Worst Part of the Ceremony, If the Academy Really Cared About the Audience, and more.

Patrick and Alex dust off their Peter Pan complexes and hike up their tights for a return to Neverland with Steve Spielberg's Hook.

Outlander Mike Rubino returns to the game grid, joining Dave and Mac in discussing the highly unanticipated Oscars, Thor: God of Boring Movie Trailers, crime-fighting superheroes vs. gods and monsters, facial prosthesis, giant rabbits, and fictional families you would hate to be born into.

A sleep deprived Steve and a ready-for-action Jon take you through all the latest news that’s fit to print (or talk about on the internet), and pour one out for the recently deceased Bizarre Creations. Meanwhile, Jon plays a bit of Dragon Warrior/Quest VI on the DS, while spanking Galactus in Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Steve spends some time with two critically lauded first person shooters, gushing all over Killzone 3 and enjoying himself a bit of Bulletstorm. We clue things up with thoughts on some developers who are no longer with us. Have a favorite Developer who’s since gone the way of Elvis?

This week, Clark spotlights another batch of new and recent releases, offering up selections from Drive Angry, The Eagle, In Treatment, The Social Network, The Tillman Story, and Beastly, plus new recordings of pieces from Kick-Ass and Clash of the Titans. In addition, the Liam Neeson thriller Unknown is reviewed. Enjoy!