Erich experiences his own Life on Mars, as he's thrust into hosting the show in an alternate universe where Jethro Tull's "Thick as a Brick" is hot on the stacks of wax, Mike recreates scenes from Early Edition on the streets of Chicago, and everyone keeps coyly referring to "The Big Movie," as if anticipating Voldemort's final bad guy death scene. Plus! Ultimate movie mashups, scenes from the docks, terrible rear-projection special effects, inappropriate music selections, and the horrors of modern-day camping.

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It's a smorgasbord of downloadable titles, mobile apps, and terrible ideas as Jon, Dave, and Erich slog through the gaming doldrums of August. Games discussed include Civilization Revolution for iPod, Basketball Shot for Droid, Family Feud, Dead Space, and a lengthy review of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game. Plus, the killer iPhone app the world has been waiting for: the Snake Eyes in Drag Dress-Up Doll!

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It's a free-for-all this week as Clark digs into his bottomless grab-bag and pulls out musical selections from Hellraiser III, Where Eagles Dare, The Fox, Duel at Diablo, Angela's Ashes, Tears of the Sun, The Fortune Cookie, A Time to Die, Stargate, and The Karate Kid II. In addition, he reviews Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Enjoy!

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Grab a slab of brontosaurus ribs, a case of beer, and your William H. Macy fan club sweatshirt, because our resident contrarian a-holes -- David Johnson, Dan Mancini, and special guest Patrick Bromley -- are about to try defending the merits of Jurassic Park 3.

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The Christopher Nolan love-fest continues, as Judge Patrick Bromley and co-host Alex Lawson get all up in Christian Bale's business for a down and dirty f-ing of The Dark Knight. Portions presented in audio IMAX 3D. Email your comments, complaints, and suggestions to... fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com

It's digression-palooza, as Dave and Mac enlist Michael to run down favorite summer camp movies, Friday the 13th deaths and resurrections, looking ahead to the Fall TV season, giant piloted robots, the benefits of toxic waste exposure, and create your own B-movie.

While Steve is on vacation, Erich breaks into the studio to record a podcast filled with rants and ramblings about not having time to play games and other side effects of getting old. He is joined by fellow old-timers Adam and Tim, who manage to calm gramps down long enough to talk about Halo Wars, Resident Evil 5, Alan Wake, and the upcoming World of Warcraft expansion.

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Chestnut and Mahogany Dixon return from a week away to satisfy your couples stream-of-consciousness deficiency. Hot, sweaty, claustrophobic purging aside, our dynamic duo peruse the world of entertainment to discuss Emma Thompson's sidewalk star, James Cameron's novel, shelving Star Wars TV, binging on Jurassic Park, Star Trek visits Mayberry, and a review of Date Night with Tina Fey and Steve Carrell.

This week, Clark digs into another batch of new and recent releases, spotlighting compelling music written for such recently-released films as Knight and Day, The Last Airbender, La Mission, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, The A-Team, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, and Predators. In additional, Clark reviews the latest Will Ferrell/Adam McKay collaboration The Other Guys. Enjoy!

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The world's foremost contrarian a-holes -- Judges David Johnson, Dan Mancini, and special guest Patrick Bromley -- bring out the heavy artillery to lay down cover for The Governator and director Jonathan Mostow, in their defense of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.