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The theme of today's episode of Animezing Podcast is "What the Hell?" As in, what the hell is the deal with Hetalia? What the hell were they thinking when they made Kellen's most despised moment in Vampire Knight? And most importantly, what the hell is the new format Kellen's been hyping? To get the answers to all of these questions, click the link.

In this massive episode, Desmond does an info dump on you guys before getting to the content. Important to note is that episode 200 is coming rapidly. Listen for your chance to be involved! Then Desmond and Darryll talk about Brian De Palma's Blow Out. Then Desmond goes solo on Vanishing on Seventh Street before digging into some feedback. Tunes included: "The Assassin" by Iron Maiden, "Blowout in the Radio Room" by Fight, "Walking in the Dark" by Goldfinger, and "Brain Damage" by The Browns. Check out Desmond guest-hosting episode 229 of The Splattercast at www.deadlantern.com and check out www.tshirtbordello.com for some great threads! Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

Beginning the three-part E-Space trilogy is "Full Circle," in which a group of humanoids are on the run from Marshmen, but little does anyone know the true secret of the aquatic aliens. Then The Doctor and Romana put an end to the Time Lord / Vampire war in "State of Decay." At the top of the show, however, Dan discusses his issues with "Day of the Moon," and Mike his problems with "The Curse of the Black Spot." And throughout the show, the duo eviscerate The Doctor's newest companion: Adric.

In another (late) edition of Grumpy Old Fans, Dan and Mike compare Batman #358 to Batman Beyond (2011) #2, House of Mystery (1951) #315 to House of Mystery (2008) #34, and Power Man and Iron Fist (1978) #92 to Power Man and Iron Fist (2011) #1.

Let me tell you somethin', Mean Gene! Those two dudes, Thor and Ian, they might not be real Americans, brother, but they train, take their vitamins, and are true to their countries, man. And they're gonna make all of the little Earth-2.netamaniacs believe that you don't need to be an American to be a hero! As for Big Barda, she's been to the top of the mountain. She's walked through the valley of the shadow of death, dude. And she might not have 24-inch pythons, man, but what you gonna do when Preston and Michelle give her bio to you?!

One podcast. Two men. Three segments. Four Colossi. Five... okay, we thought it'd be fun to do a counting thing. It was, but not nearly as fun as this action-packed episode of Extra Lives. Join Aaron and Damien as they discuss lewd robot gestures, PSN woes, and epic beards. They also continue the Shadow of the Colossus playthrough, where Damien meets his mortal enemy. If that wasn't enough, Tranquil Tirades host James Deaux then joins Damien for an in-depth (RE: long) review of the new Mortal Kombat game!

In this episode of Big Damn Heroes, The Heroes wrap up the first season of Buffy with "The Puppet Show," "Nightmares," "Out of Mind, Out of Sight," and "Prophecy Girl." In this episode, Preston's a dick, both of them keep mistaking bit actors for other people, and Hannah can kind of believe invisibility, but can't believe the mechanics of it. Tune in and listen to them finish up the first season, and lay the way for the next.

Ian Wilson and Dave Probert tackle two more episodes of Blake's 7. In "Bounty," Blake tries to persuade an exiled President to return to his people, and the Liberator is boarded by flamboyantly dressed bounty hunters. In "Deliverance," the crew goes to the aid of a crashed ship, and Avon finds himself worshipped as Lord by a very impressionable woman. Dave rants about appropriate attire for space pirates, and Ian detects a strong similarity between one episode and a recent Doctor Who story. Plus, could gun-kata improve the show? How is Blake's 7 like Touch the Truck? And which supporting character's name becomes a slang term for genitals?

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond and Darryll examine the drug-fueled, early 70s, micro-budget, killer-mutant-turkey film Blood Freak. Then Desmond does his best to review the brand new release The Violent Kind without telling you anything about the film. Some freakishly violent songs: "Blood Sucking Freaks" by The Browns, "Bleed the Freak" by Alice in Chains, "Violent Pacification" by Slayer, and "Creeping Death" by Metallica. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

In one of their earliest episodes, Tom and Derrick promised they were going to do an episode about one of their favorite directors. And now, five years later, an hour-long celebration of the man behind "The Paranoia Trilogy" is here! The Guys Outta Brooklyn talk about why they love John Frankenheimer, discuss their favorite films from his career (and their least favorite), and recommend the films you need to see to begin your Frankenheimer education. Plus the return of The Bagel in the Briefcase! You don't want to play a game of solitaire, so get to clicking!