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Comic Reel-lief returns to cover Man of Steel as Ian Wilson cannot wait eight years for a collaboration review! What will the Englishman make of a British Superman, a ginger Lois Lane, and a morbidly obese Perry White? Listen in and find out!

Sora's friends and family make the trek across the pond and the endgame of the first season of Kaleido Star begins to take shape as Kellen and James review "An Amazing Sinister Rumor," "Fire It Up! Amazing Mia," "Yuri's Amazing Trap," "Amazing Family Ties," and "An Amazing Change From Zero to Hero."

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn examine the three cinematic adaptations of Richard Matheson's scientific take on vampirism, I Am Legend - all with different approaches, and all with something that makes it partially faithful to the source material. Plus some discussion of mixing animation with live action.

Hey, Gurlfriend hooves on down with coverage of the third season of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Will and Hannah gush over the return of John de Lancie, point out some animated tropes, and talk about the fandom-splitting event at the end of the season. Plus, some songs that you will never pry out of your skull.

This week we're celebrating Hammer's later more "original" era. Gone are the days of new interpretations of Universal Monsters, and ushered in are the modern man-as-monsters films like the ones Duane and Desmond covered this week: The Devil Rides Out, Straight on till Morning, and Rasputin the Mad Monk. There are some epic Hammer tunes this week, as well: "Luciferian Blood Covenant" by Death Wolf, "The Devil Rides Out (Remix)" by Fantomas, "Rainbow in the Dark" by Dio, "Sexual Healing" by Dope, and "Let Legend Mark Me as the King" by Christopher Lee. Please donate to www.dreadmedia.com. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

Massive changes fill this episode of Bigger on the Inside. With the coming of "The Eleventh Hour," there's a new Doctor in Matt Smith, a new companion in Karen Gillan, a new producer in Steven Moffat, as well as a new theme, logo, and opening credits! Also, in the first episode of Bigger on the Inside covering Smith, Dan and Mike announce his departure from Doctor Who. Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

Shana and Mike imagine the pitch for Three Men and a Baby must have gone like this: "Thomas Magnum, Sergeant Mahoney, and Sam Malone join forces to bring down mobsters while raising an infant girl left in their care."

Despite all of our stalling, we knew we'd have to get to this point eventually. James and Damien spend nearly three hours covering the first movie in the Transformers trilogy, the installment that's inexplicably considered the good one. It's not. This show is not recommended for diehard Transformers fans or those sensitive to product placement. Please visit http://tranquiltirades.wikia.com.

Ladies and gentlemen, Big Damn Heroes 48 is coming on stage, and in it we realize some things. Things like why people dislike the sixth season of Buffy, how problematic reading some of Whedon's works as a feminist can be, and that Angel is on some pretty shaky ground. There's also lots and lots of rage towards one very specific episode, and three guesses which one it is. It's all got to do with the episodes that Will and Hannah cover today: Buffy's "Seeing Red" and "Villains," and Angel's "The Price" and "A New World."

E3 2013 has come and gone, and it was one of the most eventful expos in recent memory. Damien Wilkens and Kellen Scrivens have sifted through all the news, trailers, and press conferences to tell you what they think about the immediate future of video gaming.