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In a very special edition of Tranquil Tirades, the guys tackle their first Uwe Boll film: House of the Dead. It's really freaking dull, so most of the episode is spent discussing late 90s one-hit wonders, tortilla cosplay, and Gumby. You'll thank us later.

What once was one of the most important shows in Kellen's anime watching life continues to be destroyed as Kellen and Steph review four more episodes of Rumbling Hearts: "Always Second Thoughts," "Old Scars are New," "Unraveling," and "Impulses."

This past week, one of the great legends of comic book art passed away. And Chris and Desmond take some time away from their Tomb of Dracula retrospective to pay tribute to Gene "The Dean" Colan. They talk about his impact in comic book history straight up to his Eisner Award-winning swan song in Captain America #601. Then hear the words from the man himself as they leave with a full replaying of the original, unedited interview Desmond conducted with The Gentleman on 06 April 2009 in episode 84. RIP Gene Colan (1926-2011). Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Virus-infected computers, snobby IT guys, and YouTube posters get the guys bleeping bleep right out of the gate. After that, though, they calm down to discuss Peter Davison's first adventure as The Doctor: "Castrovalva."

Well, here it is. Desmond and Darryll celebrate the much ballyhooed 200th episode of Dread Media by getting casual and chatting about some of the films they've covered in the past two hundred weeks. And booze. They drink a lot. They also go in-depth on your feedback, and give away a ton of cool prizes. The songs they play are: "Revelations" by Seppuku Paradigm, "Satan is Real / Straight to Hell (Medley)" by Hank Williams III, "See You in Hell" by Monster Magnet, "Run for Your Life" by Creepshow, "Theme for a Jackal" by The Misfits, and "Theme" by Jeff Grace. Thank you so much for your support over the past 200 episodes and here's to 200 more! Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

The best batch of e-mails the trio has received to date precedes reviews of three of the best episodes to date: "Zuko Alone," "The Chase," and "Bitter Work."

The Reddick Boys are back, and this time we learn that Green Lantern is awesome and a little about Papa Reddick's dental history. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Follow us on Twitter @dreadmedia. Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Extra Lives is extra long this week, as the guys share their lists of top five licensed games that need to be made. Outside of that, Aaron and Damien still find the time to talk about more important topics, like nu metal, yeti romance, and sitcoms from the 1980s.

The Summer of Great, Great Men begins here! Join Tom and Derrick as they spend the next three months celebrating some of the great, great men they admire, starting with a freewheeling discussion about a man like no other (and a man who shares the same birthday as Tom... look, it was either Bruce or Uwe Boell, so shut up!), the Chin himself! The Guys Outta Brooklyn discuss Bruce Campbell's entire career, dissecting all of his hits on the big and small screens, and try to explain why Campbell deserves to be revered as a true genre movie icon. Plus Tom and Derrick discuss their recent travels to such places as Pulp Ark and Larry Fine's Birthplace, somehow end up in a digression where they sing the praises of Doctor Who's Rory, and manage to sing from memory the theme song for Jack of All Trades! It's groovy, baby, so get to clicking!

It's episode six, and The Heroes believe that God has a plan for all of us. That includes South Park, vampire kuru (or is it chronic vampire wasting disease?), and also John Ritter. This week, Hannah and Preston cover "What's My Line" (parts 1 and 2), "Ted," and "Bad Eggs." Stop on in and believe.