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A guest host, a dangerous button, a stupid bird, and Edward Furlong. Farva time is over. It's The Crow: Wicked Prayer. Please visit http://tranquiltirades.wikia.com.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, and to pay thanks to Christian Honore for his generous donations to For Better or Worse, Shana and Mike remake their first animated feature: Pocahontas. Be like Christian, and visit our Patreon page at http://www.patreon.com/forbetterorworse.

In the not-too-distant past / Last Sunday AD / There was a guy named Will / Not too different from you or me / He did a segment called TV 101 / And there was a show that he really loved / He recorded an episode for its 25th year / But then he ended up gushing / And then it was so clear / If you can't wait to hear how it all started / And other history facts (la la la) / Then repeat to yourself, "It's just a show, / I should really just relax / For Mystery Science Theater 3000!"

Get all sleazy, maniacal, and "coppy" with us this week! First up, Adam, Jeff, and Auxence join Desmond for a review of what might be the finest action / horror film ever made: Maniac Cop 2! Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. steps in to class the place up with a Stay Scary on the recent remake of Maniac starring Elijah Wood. Then the gang returns, sans Adam, to discuss Maniac Cop 3. We're not screwing around. There's songs, too: "Maniac" by Firewind, "Pigs Will Pay (All Cops Are Bad, You Know)" by Propagandhi, "Juno" by Rob & Chloe Alper, "The Badge" by Pantera, and "Cop Killer" by Bodycount. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

It's the fifth anniversary of Bigger on the Inside, and also the 50th anniversary of some show called Doctor Who. You've probably never heard of it. To celebrate, the guys spend an hour reading e-mails, then they discuss two episodes from stories they had only ever seen as reconstructions: episode three of "Galaxy 4," and episode two of "The Underwater Menace." From there they dive into "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear," which were stories that were fully lost until recently. They then cap things off with the Big Finish audio drama The Light at the End! Note: When you hear the TARDIS land, that's when a classic BOTI clip begins. When it takes off, the clip has ended. Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

Big Damn Heroes 58 is hitching a ride into town, and, oh hey, a wild Nathan Fillion has appeared! And look, he's making friends with Xander! On Buffy, things continue to ramp up with some sketchy timelines and amusing potential spinoffs, and a bad guy we can actually punch for once! Over on Angel, we get yet another dose of racism, and the main season plot being relegated to the background in favor of boning. But that's nothing compared to what may be the single most divisive episode in Big Damn Heroes' history. Wanna hear what Hannah and Will argue about? Join them as they cover Buffy's "Dirty Girls" and Angel's "Players" and "Inside Out."

First, Ian Wilson looks at Thor: The Dark World in a solo Comic Reel-lief. Then Mike, having just completed the awesome cartoon that is Young Justice, discusses two Young Justice comic books: Young Justice #1 from 1998 and Young Justice #0 from 2011.

In this classic format episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick interviews author of Corrosion and publisher at New Pulp Press, Jon Bassoff. Then, following up on unreliable narrators, Duane joins Desmond to discuss Jennifer Lynch's film Surveillance. Then, Jeff Strand and Lynne Hansen give us their experience at the Buffalo Dreams Film Festival as both spectator and filmmaker. There's also music: "What You Despise is What You've Become" by Corrosion of Conformity, "No Hero" by The Offspring, "Private Eye" by Alkaline Trio, "When the Screams Come" by Pentagram, and "The Liars are Burning" by Toxic Holocaust. Check Jon Bassof out at www.jonbassoff.com and www.newpulppress.com. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Dave Probert and Ian Wilson are back with an exciting new show that in no way borrows heavily from their previous one. (This may be a lie.) They begin their viewing of short-lived TV shows with the British one-season wonder Ultraviolet. In "Habeas Corpus," Policeman Michael Colefield discovers that the world isn't what he thinks it is when his partner goes missing, and a mysterious team investigates his disappearance. The truth will change his life. In "In Nomine Patris," Michael joins the team, and his first case involves a millionaire's son, stock market trading, and illegal experimentation on the terminally ill. They also discuss late 90s nostalgia, the best way to make an entrance, and the triumphant return of Statistician Ian.

Radical! Dread Media gets all 80s on you in this tubular episode as Darryll and Desmond deconstruct the hobosploitation / slime-gore epic Street Trash. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. takes a look at everybody's favorite blowtorch-wielding vigilante in Exterminator 2, as well as the other three films in Shout Factory's Action Packed Movie Marathon DVD release: Cyclone, Alienator, and Eye of the Tiger. Also, pop these tunes into your Walkman and give them a listen: "You're Cut Off" by Municipal Waste, "Hooch" by The Melvins, "Burnin' for You" by Blue Oyster Cult, and "Eighties" by Killing Joke. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.