In closing out Nerdvember, Sketchy reviews "Halo: Legends" and the Halo webseries "Red vs Blue." There is also a healthy dose of discussion about the video game. So, this is a very Halo-heavy episode. Enjoy!

Songs

Holding Out For A Hero/Careless Whisper (mashup)
by 3 Angry Nerds

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This week, Sketchy covers the 2003 live-action film "American Splendor," based on the comic series of the same name by Harvey Pekar. Join Ryan and Matt and they discuss this film and the harsher realities of being a "nerd." That last sentence is cringe-worthy, but listen to the episode and you'll understand why Ryan had to write that.

Songs

Living Without You
by The Organ Beats 

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Nerdvember is in full swing with "Doctor Who & The Infinite Quest." Join Matt and Ryan as they discuss this cartoon and quickly deviate to the new series. Enjoy!

Songs

Doctor Who Theme Song
by Murray Gold

Miss Martha
by Bad Wolf Bay

Empire (bedding music)
by Waky Dawgster 

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Sketchy kicks off "Nerdvember" with "Star Trek: The Animated Series." Surprisingly, none of the hosts are fans of any of the Star Trek incarnations, yet that didn't stop them from dissecting every aspect of the cartoon. Enjoy!

Songs

Star Trek Rock Theme
by Cloux  

Happy Birthday (Matthew version)
by Captain Zoom 

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Sketchy salvages a truly lost episode by re-recording "Aaahh!!! Real Monsters" for October-Themed Halloween Month. Now that it's November, Matt, Richard and Ryan still can't let go of the magical holiday they so cherish. Anyway, this episode features a more abbreviated discussion on the cartoon, but there is an extended game segment. So, it evens out. Enjoy!

Songs

You're Freakin' Me Out Girl
by Wired All Wrong 

Soft Eject (intro bedding music)
by Sound Became Color 

Empire (episode bedding music)
by Waky Dawgster  

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Even though it's November now, we're still not done with October-Themed Halloween Month. So, Sketchy keeps it goin' with the "Beetlejuice" animated series. Later there's a game, but we start the episode discussing the movie "Gravity," and it has nothing to do with anything. Enjoy!

Songs

Beetlejuice
by Danny Elfman

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In continuing with October-Themed Halloween Month, Matt and Ryan discuss the anime series "Soul Eater." With its dark concept and kooky execution, this anime definitely provoked some interesting discussion. Enjoy!

Songs

Maximum the Hormone
by Koi no Mega Love

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It's finally here! October-Themed Halloween Month. We kick off the celebration with the 2000 anime short film "Blood: The Last Vampire." Join Matt, Richard and Ryan as they discuss why Ryan's not afraid anymore of heads blowing up in cartoons. Later there's a Daft Punk game and a Rumble In The Jumble! Enjoy!

Songs

Vampire Ecstasy (remix)
by Aural Vampire 

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This is the unofficial start to October-Themed Halloween Month 2013. It's HEAVY METAL, the 1981 Canadian anthology film with plenty of gore and cartoon nudity, which is why you tune in to listen. Join Matt, Ingrid and Ryan as they discuss this film and its pterodactyls. Enjoy!

Songs

Working In The Coal Mine
by Devo 

Soft Eject (intro bedding music)
by Sound Became Color 

Empire (episode bedding music)
by Waky Dawgster  

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This week Sketchy reviews its first sequel: Despicable Me 2. Joining Ryan is his good friend, Nafeeza, who was in Episode 60 reviewing the first Despicable Me. Enjoy this Indian-themed episode.

Songs

Soft Eject (intro bedding music)
by Sound Became Color 

Empire (episode bedding music)
by Waky Dawgster  

Mere Khwabon Mein
sung by Lata Mangeshkar

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