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After a simple mistake, Amy winds up living a brutal, isolated life, and The Doctor forces Rory to choose if she lives or never was ("The Girl Who Waited"). Then The Doctor must break Amy's faith in him, which is in no way similar to what The Doctor did to Ace ("The God Complex"). Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

Despite eight wonderful actors breathing life into their characters, Shana and Mike take issue with The Big Chill. Death, drugs, dancing, and dalliances do not make a plot. Also, by the end of the show, the couple decide upon the first two movies they'll be covering in 2014! Please visit our Patreon page at http://www.patreon.com/forbetterorworse.

Big Damn Heroes has hit episode 57, and man is this one a doozie. Over on our one episode of Buffy, relationships fall further apart, we get a good dose of childhood trauma, a strong dose of creepy via incestuous overtones, and exactly why a character's mother was cast the way she was. Over on Angel, things just keep heading straight to Hell as a certain character stops even pretending to be anything but EEEEVIL, a favorite character shows up for a few episodes, and the last crossover between the two shows (if a bit weird timeline-wise) happens. Join Will and Hannah for Buffy's "Lies My Parents Told Me," and Angel's "Salvage," "Release," and "Orpheus." PS: We're due to be finished with Buffy by the new year!

Mike fumbles his way through the November Previews, which include: All-New Invaders #1, All-New X-Factor #1, Black Widow #1, Detective Comics #27, Red Lanterns #27, and more!

It's a trailer for Dave Probert and Ian Wilson's next show: Twice as Bright, Half as Long!

Warning: The podcast you are about to listen to contains scenes of a sexual nature, extreme violence, Satanism, and Tom Hanks crying in a phone booth. This week, we take a look at bad influences in media. Films, video games, comic books, and rock music have all been blamed for society's ills. On this episode we're examining some of those. Desmond and Darryll team-up on a film that explores the bad influence a sinister song can have on the women of the world: The Lords of Salem. In a brand new Stay Scary, Devil Dinosaur Jr. reviews the animated adaptation of a comic book that was partially blamed for the Aurora theatre shooting, and is often blamed for the darkness of comics in the 1980s and 90s: The Dark Knight Returns. Then, in a wild condemnation of role-playing games, Tom Hanks, in his first starring role, overacts his way to Damien and Desmond's hearts as they review Mazes and Monsters. The songs this week run from those inspired by the subject to soundtrack items, protest songs, and even those deemed obscene to the PMRC: "The Lords Theme" by John 5 and Griffin Boice, "Crushing the Ritual" by Leviathan the Fleeing Serpent (AKA Rob Zombie and John 5), "The Darkest One" by The Tragically Hip, "Startin' Up a Posse" by Anthrax, and "Into the Coven" by Mercyful Fate. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Ian Wilson is back for Comic Reel-lief, and Tom Hemmings is back as well, meaning it's another lists segment! The two Englishmen look at the best and worst hero characterization under the Bizarro rules system first pioneered by Reddick & Sims. Ian can criticize DC and laud Marvel, but not the reverse. Whilst Tom can't slag off DC, nor praise Marvel. The rules are relaxed for their tertiary list: most evil villainous plan. Which character is condemned for wearing Aryan makeup? Who struggles to pronounce Rorschach? And just what will the banner image end up being?

Say it once, say it twice, but whatever you do don't say it thrice, because in this For Better or Worse doubleheader, Shana and Mike remake Candyman and Beetlejuice. Please visit our Patreon page at http://www.patreon.com/forbetterorworse.

Once more, The Boys Outta Brooklyn unite with their Brother from the North for a special 1970s-themed Obscure Horror Movies Episode! Join us as we discuss films about murderous old people, blind marauders, lollipop-sucking devils, and adult babies. Plus: gratuitous Don Cheadle Ass, the question of who killed who in Electra Glide in Blue, and the new reality series Satanic Orgy House! You know you don't want Zalman King pulling on your wig, so get to clicking (and don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @BITDShow)!

The Doctor and Rory assemble an army to rescue Amy and her newborn baby, then the baby grows up to be a lunatic bent on killing Hitler and The Doctor ("A Good Man Goes to War" / "Let's Kill Hitler"). Also, a little boy puts things he's afraid of in a cabinet, but it's not the one Rory put Hitler in ("Night Terrors"). Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.