Digging out from a foot of fresh snow, Kent and Michelle brave the elements to talk Star Wars on Blu-ray, Mark Wahlberg as Nathan Drake, the dreaded Chipmunks movies, immersing yourself in nearly eight hours of Shrek, and adopting one-eyed gently-used stuffed animals.

This week, Clark offers the first installment of his four-part countdown of the best film scores of 2010. No fair telling what selections 20-16 are, but here's a hint: you'll hear music from Randy Newman, James Horner, Alan Menken, Danny Elfman, and Harry Gregson-Williams. In addition, Natalie Portman's latest, The Other Woman, is reviewed. Enjoy!

It was an ugly year at the movies and I can't think of two better men to put it all in perspective. Join Patrick and JB as they take the 2010 box office to bed and give it the proper f-ing it deserves!

The 2010 Buster Awards -- It's a black tie affair, as Dave, Mac, and Erich present their favorite and least favorite cinematic and television moments of the past year, with special commendations going to Action Scene, Villain, Hero, WTF Moment, DVD, Blu-ray, TV Series, Movie, and more!

The Dixons return from the holidays to talk Christmas gifts, sleeping naked, Boxing Day deals, New Year's resolutions, 2010's dead celebrities, and review Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart: Alive in Seattle) in glorious high definition Blu-ray.

This week, Clark departs from the usual format and offers a quartet of movie reviews: The Fighter, How Do You Know, True Grit, and The King's Speech. Never fear, there's still plenty of film music onhand. You'll hear selections from A.I., As Good As It Gets, Cassandra's Dream, Road to Perdition, and Miller's Crossing. Enjoy!

This year's Golden Gavel winner for Best Release of the Year -- Scott Pilgrim vs. The World -- gets thoroughly f-ed by Patrick Bromley and his co-host Erich Asperschlager. It's an epic hour of geek vs. evil you cannot afford to miss... just be sure to watch the movie first.

Another holiday treat! Chief Justice Michael Stailey takes a page from Judge Clark Douglas' playbook and explores the music of Doctor Who Series 5. And while you're at it, don't forget to read Judge Mac McEntire's DVD review, and Judge Adam Arseneau's Blu-ray review, both of which shower the season with praise and love!

In one of those rare Verdict holiday specials, Chief Justice Michael Stailey scours the Deep 13 archives to bring you never-before-heard interviews with Joel and the 'Bots. The first segment is a sit down with Joel Hodgson, Jim Mallon (Gypsy), and Trace Beaulieu (Crow) from Comic Con 2008, and the second a 2009 phone interview with Kevin Murphy (Tom Servo). Have a Very Merry MST3K Holiday!

And if that leaves you wanting more, be sure to browse the multitude of Mystery Science Theater 3000 DVD reviews from our passionate, geeked-out staff.

This is it. End of the line. Dave and Dan go roaring into the final episode of 2010, by revealing the #2 (Christopher Nolan goes Goth) and #1 (The origin of Harry Callahan) action movies despised by Toyota Prius enthusiasts.