The whirling Dixons take a moment from their hectic schedule to breathe and podcast. The Hobbit circles fresh directorial meat. Marvel rebirths the serialized short format. Kent listens to Star Wars in concert while viewing National Geographic, and Michelle drinks a Slurpee while under attack from annoying superheroes. Oh, and a lack of sleep keeps our mom from continuing her five year mission. Maybe next week.

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This week, Clark saddles up his horse and rides west, spotlight selections from Red River, The Way West, Lonesome Dove, Into the West, The Comancheros, The Cowboys, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and Cimmarron. In addition, Clark reviews the much-reviled Jonah Hex. Enjoy!

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Judges Dave Johnson and Dan Mancini introduce a brand new show to the Verdict lineup -- Objection!, defending the true intelligence of western civilization from the evil that is popular opinion. The first defendant to enter the courtroom is Stephen Hopkins' Predator 2, whose Rotten Tomatoes fresh rating is 22% and the subject of great ire from movie fans worldwide. This week's Johnnie Cochran on the defense team is Judge Steve Power, who prefers this maligned sequel to the beloved franchise original. Blasphemy!

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Patrick and his co-host Alex are here to praise and bury a '90s cult classic -- The Rocketeer -- on this week's F This Movie!. Comments, complaints, or suggestions? Email fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com. (Those with delicate sensibilities be warned, there is explicit language within.)

While Dave is away battling evil cyborg ninjas, Mike recommends a replacement A-Team to a retired MacGyver, Erich harkens back to the glory days of Nintendo from his Life on Mars, and Mac would rather suffer a bloodletting of Ben 10 than sit through Splice again. Plus: Painfully unconvincing martial arts, Moneymaking schemes gone wrong, and Fictional bands.

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Adam, Steve, and Erich wrap up Pixel Verdict's E3 2010 coverage by tackling Nintendo and Sony's press conferences. The Big N comes on strong with entries in classic game franchises from Metroid to Donkey Kong, Kirby to Zelda, Mario to (gasp) Kid Icarus?! Plus, they reveal the glasses-free 3D successor to their DS handheld juggernaut--and it's awesome. Meanwhile, Sony pushes their own (more expensive) brand of 3D, reveals the launch line up for the PlayStation Move motion controller, and goes for the game trailer montage record. To hear this podcast in 3D, just cross your eyes for the next hour and twenty minutes.

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Jon, Dave, and Erich break down Microsoft's E3 2010 press conference, from the blood-soaked alien landscapes of Halo Reach and Gears of War 3, to the family friendly line-up for their new motion control device, Kinect. Did this year's presser have all the right moves, or is the newly redesigned Xbox 360's focus on controller-free gaming an Epic Flail?

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Kent gets his geek on as Disneyland unveils World of Color and announces details on the Star Tours revamp, teases the addition of Marvel superheroes to their parks, explores the Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, and bemoans the absence of a Walt Disney biopic. In non-Disney-related news, Kent uncovers the Mystery of the Gorillas, Michelle fears the remake of '80s horror/comedy Fright Night, and a new segment takes The Dixon family on a five year mission into the realm of Star Trek: The Original Series.

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This week, Clark spotlights music from films based on television shows, offering selections from Maverick, The Addams Family, The Fugitive, The Simpsons Movie, The Avengers, Serenity, The Untouchables, and Mission: Impossible. In keeping with this theme, Clark also reviews the new big-screen version of The A-Team. Enjoy!

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On another trip to the DVD Verdict archives, Michael uncovers this conversation with animator Ray Harryhausen and author Ray Bradbury -- lifelong friends and cinematic legends.