Kellen and James take great pride in hitting the double sevens by looking at one of their favorite shows: NANA. In between random Simpsons quotes, comfort food, and Vancouver-based voice actors, they get some analysis of the show in, another clue about the new format is revealed, and Chris Comstock thinks he's right about something, we're just not 100% sure what.

It's time for the Fifth Annual Earth-2.net Awards!

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond and Darryll make it a Chuck Norris birthday as they cover Hero and the Terror. Then Desmond goes solo on Walking the Dead before going over some great feedback. Things get dark here... very dark. Some tunes to brighten your listening experience: "The Hero" by Queen, "Experiment in Terror" by Fantomas, "The Walker" by Moistboyz, and "Close My Eyes" by Pain. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

"The Horns of Nimon" and "Shada" bring to a close one of the worst seasons of Doctor Who, as well as the Graham Williams and Douglas Adams' era of the program.

In the first installment of Comics Character Crash Course, Preston Nelson and Michelle Sylte discuss Daredevil!

It's episode 20, bitches! We're sorry, that was rude. It's just that we're very excited about this milestone, what with the contest and everything. That's why we calm ourselves with discussion about animals in baseball caps, Skittles commercials, and various liquids. We then get to our top five favorite non-Squenix JRPGs. There's singing, there's prizes, probably even video game discussion. No promises.

In this thrilling episode of Gleefully Macabre, Jeff Strand talks about the gala premiere of the latest Herschell Gordon Lewis film, The Uh-Oh! Show, and shares life-changing behind-the-scenes insights about his 15 seconds on screen. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213. Join the Facebook group! Visit www.audibletrial.com/dreadmedia to get a free audiobook!

In their first proper episode, The Heroes dive into the Buffyverse with the series' first four episodes: "Welcome to the Hellmouth," "The Harvest," "Witch," and "Teacher's Pet." Are the lack and inconsistency of certain effects issues of not really having a budget, or of censorship from the network? Just exactly how bitchin' are Giles and Willow? How many times did Cordelia almost die in these episodes, and why would it have been a good thing if she had? And who will we be seeing again from these early episodes? Tune in to find out!

Captain America and Batroc, FF #1, Hellraiser #1, and The Lone Ranger & Zorro: The Death of Zorro #1 are the four issues Des and Preston review in this edition of 1st Issue Special!

Dave Probert and Ian Wilson return to give their thoughts on two more episodes of Blake's 7. In "Project Avalon," Blake meets with another rebel leader, only to find that Travis and Servalan have laid a trap to capture the Liberator. In "Breakdown," Gan's limiter implant malfunctions causing him to turn violent, so the Liberator traverses a dangerous area of space to find medical help on a neutral space station. Meanwhile, Earth-2.net scores an emphatic victory in the feedback war, the boys discuss Gan's blaxploitation potential, and Julian Glover gets cast in an unlikely role.