This week, Clark jumps in his film music time machine once again and travels back to the year 1966. You'll hear selections from The Sand Pebbles, How to Steal a Million, Born Free, The Big Gundown, Khartoum, The Blue Max, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and Hawaii. After that, Clark jungle treks back to the present for a review of Predators. Enjoy!

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Still on Psych the set in Vancouver, Chief Justice Michael Stailey transmits these interviews with series regulars Maggie Lawson and Tim Omundson.

As the leading podcast of contrarian a-holery, Judges David Johnson and Dan Mancini rise to the challenge in their defense of the universally viewed cheese-fest that is director Mike Hodges' 1980 interpretation of Flash Gordon. There's even some dissent in the ranks, as Dan feels the film's laugh factor was intentional, a charge Dave vehemently denies. But a ringer, in the form of guest Judge Brett Cullum, is about to drop the hammer on this entire argument.

Join Chief Justice Michael Stailey from Vancouver for interviews with PSYCH producers and lead actors James Roday and Dule Hill.

Judge Patrick Bromley and co-host Alex Lawson go careening through the streets of Los Angeles, on an F This Movie! collision course with the controversial film Crash. Just be warned: As Sister May Stigmata would say, "These boys have filthy mouths and bad attitudes!" Comments, complaints, or suggestions? Email fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com. 

A sultry gathering reveals many things: Mike pops his Gymkata cherry, to offset a documentary addiction; Erich sees the world through Blu colored glasses, and really hates major time jumps in television series; Mac hires The Guild to euthanize a Robin Hood who battles aliens; Dave crushes on Christopher Nolan, while "partying" with George Clooney. Plus: Characters who are thirsty. Memorable collars. Movies that would benefit from Smell-o-vision. Crafting an action franchise for superstar athletes.

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Erich returns from a fictional African sabbatical where he gave birth to a giraffe, only to finish Alan Wake, experiment with OnLive, and purchase his very own PS3. Jon succumbs to Sin and Punishment. Adam buys several games, but plays none of them. And Steve has been elevated to "Expert" on Rock Band. Plus: Top 10 Games we long to play to completion; Fond memories of obscure arcade games; being forced to reveal your true self to the World of Warcraft; and the Lord of Darkness stops by to rant.

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Chief Justice Michael Stailey heads back into the archives for an interview with animation legends Joe Ruby and Ken Spears, to talk about the early days of Hanna-Barbera, the origins of Scooby-Doo, what happened to the series after they left the studio... oh yeah, and a little something about a show called Thundarr the Barbarian.

There might not but a movie review this week, but that doesn't stop Clark from delivering a full hour of new and recently released film music. You'll hear selections from new films like Robin Hood, Don McKay, The Karate Kid (2010), Toy Story 3, and Shrek Forever After, plus re-mastered tracks from The Edge and Robocop. Enjoy!

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Judges David Johnson and Steve Power put their powers of persuasion to use defending the 2002 Disney fantasy/adventure Reign of Fire, starring Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, and Gerard Butler, under the direction of The X-Files' Rob Bowman.