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The time is right to celebrate the big, hairy man in all of our lives: Bigfoot! First off, Darryll stops by to join Desmond for a review of the straight-to-video B movie Abominable. Then Devil Dinosaur Jr. delivers a Stay Scary on the bikersploitation / Sasquatch epic Dear God No! Also, there are songs: "El Phantasmo and the Chicken-Run Blast-O-Rama" by White Zombie, "The Yeti" by Clutch, "Sexy Swimmin' Hole" by Syrup, and "Bigfoot" by The Worth. 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.

After battling through 50 pages that neither Dan nor Wendee thought they would survive, they bat around Robert A. Heinlein's 1966 Hugo winner The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. In this book, things get political; a computer decides not to enslave and destroy; the hosts see how enjoyable a book can be and still give them serious reservations; and a strong, independent woman would like to know how you take your coffee.

Tom and Derrick say farewell to one of their heroes by inducting the great special effects animator Ray Harryhausen. Join the Boys Outta Brooklyn as they discuss their favorite moments from his films, and why there's something that makes stop-motion animation better than CGI. Plus, the horror of the pentapod and Honey Boo Boo! You don't want to be terrorized by the giant ostrich thingy, so get to clicking. (And don't forget to follow us on Twitter at @BITDShow.)

Dread Reel-ief is back, and this time the Commonwealth Crew are here to talk about British music genres that don't exist, country magicians, TBS Superstation, Convoy, and Nazis on the moon! Oh yeah, they also talk a little bit about a very influential comic book movie of the horror persuasion: Blade. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia and @MuseumWalkerIan on Twitter. Join the Facebook group!

The set of Kaleido Star episodes reviewed by Kellen and James today show some of the best and some of the worst that the series has to offer. "Anna's Not So Amazing Father" gives us comedy that is in no way funny. "An Amazing Hot New Production" and "The Amazing Competition Calls Up a Storm" provide some of the most awesomely ridiculous action sequences in any anime. "Mysterious Amazing Circus" has some of the worst repeating animation this side of the 1960s. And "The Diva's Amazing Love" breaks every concept of time imaginable. Join us for the soaring highs, the crushing lows, and the awkward middle ground as we hit the halfway point of Kaleido Star.

In the June Previews episode, Mike inadvertently pitches a Daredevil / Power Pack crossover written by Frank Miller.

Having watched every episode and discussed the show in full, how can Ian and Dave bring their episode count up to 30? By discussing two Blake's 7 radio plays from the 1990s, of course. In "The Sevenfold Crown," the Scorpio race to beat Servalan to a crown that will give the wearer phenomenal cosmic power. In "The Syndeton Experiment," Avon's attempt to bring the fight to the Federation leads the crew to a mad scientist and his army of three-legged purple robots. They also discuss why the word "hyperdrive" makes Dave so annoyed, try to picture how a wolf-snake would work, and announce their next podcasting project.

School's almost out, but we ain't done learnin' ya! First period sees Adam, Brittney, Jeff, and Luke all present as they join Desmond for a review of The ABCs of Death. Then, Devil Dinosaur Jr. takes a look at an overzealous intellectual father and his educational mannequin in Pin. There's tunes, too! "ABCDEath" by Psychostick, "Bloodletters" by Tombs, "Little Sister" by Queens of the Stone Age, and "Take Your Back to School Sale and Shove It" by Howard Kremer. Please donate to www.dreadmedia.com if you can, and make sure to listen to the end of the show for a special tribute to one of our co-hosts. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Follow @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com.

With "The Waters of Mars" and the two-part "The End of Time," two eras come to a close on Doctor Who and Bigger on the Inside. Today, Dan and Mike bid farewell to Russell T. Davies and David Tennant, whose impact on both shows must be praised. Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

To celebrate Shana's recent birthday, she and Mike cover their third John Hughes-penned movie: Pretty in Pink.