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Five years ago, a television show debuted that blurred the lines of Western and Eastern animation, pushing the boundaries of what could be done in a children's cartoon. And today, Avatar: the Last Airbender is considered a modern classic. On the first episode of Avatar: the Last Podcast, Randy Forbister, Steph Ives, and Kellen Scrivens begin their episode-by-episode look through the series with "The Boy in the Iceberg," "The Avatar Returns," and "The Southern Air Temple."

This week, Bogart is a villain and Hepburn draws a third reviewer! First up Megan and Desmond discuss the home invasion film The Desperate Hours before they are joined by their youngest son, Davin for a discussion on Charade. Lots of singing, stinging barbs, and improvised bumpers are found within. Check it out! Every 100th customer gets heroin. Peppermint-flavored heroin! Send questions, comments, and requests to: [email protected] and 206.350.0057.

Regardless of its quality, the early years of Pokemon hold a place of nostalgia in the hearts of Kellen, Randy, and Steph. After a decade of hindsight, how does Pokemon: The Movie 2000 hold up.

Kellen, Randy, and Steph take control of Earth-2.net: The Show to review M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, the big screen adaptation of the fan-favorite cartoon series Avatar: The Last Airbender! Also, the trio makes a huge announcement for fans of the animated series!

In this episode of Dread Media, we start things off far from the horror spectrum and slowly move towards it, but dropping in quality with each step. What have we learned? I don't know. First up, Desmond and Darryll discuss the violent animated feature Batman: Under the Red Hood, then Desmond goes solo on Uwe Boll's Final Storm and Argento-wannabe Finale. Tunes include: "The Godamn Batman" by Mary Shelley Overdrive, "Lil' Red Ridin' Hood" by Children of Bodom, "Storm Coming" by Gnarls Barkley, "Where the Sky Ends" by Michale Graves, and "Final Day" by Pennywise. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

Tom Baker begins his epic run as The Doctor in the four-part story "Robot." Also, make sure to visit http://www.adamwarrock.com.

Green Hornet uncovers a scheme to embezzle all of a charity's funds (Charity Takes It on the Chin), and then he frames himself for murder in order to prevent wartime plans from falling into the wrong hands (Invasion Plans for Victory)!

It's been a long, four-episode journey, but the guys have finally completed God Hand and have a lot to say before finally bidding the game farewell. While Aaron prepares to go on a holiday, Damien is all too happy to move on to the announcement of the next game (hint: yo-yos are involved), but not before leaving you with nearly two hours of wit and insight. Ever wanted to know what was inside a Stretch Armstrong figure? Does the thought of hearing the worst video game theme ever recorded excite you? Have you prepared yourself for the sheer intensity of the gorilla luchadore rematch? Then this is the show for you!

In this episode, Joe R. Lansdale returns to talk about genre fiction, the future of publishing, and his recent work in a great extended interview. Then Darryll joins Desmond to review one of those recent works: the animated short, DC Showcase: Jonah Hex. Tunes included: "Coattails of a Dead Man" by Tom Waits and Primus, "Death of Jonah Hex" by Ghoultown, "Train Assault" by Mastodon, and "My Body's a Zombie for You" by Dead Man's Bones. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

The latest edition of Better in the Dark brings an icon of drive-in cinema before the docket! Tom and Derrick examine the influence American original Roger Corman had on Hollywood as both a director and a producer in a career that spans five decades. From his Poe adaptations to the long list of creative types he influenced to the series of giant animal movies that prowl the fringes of Syfy, Corman's entire life is put under the microscope. Plus Tom and Derrick mourn Gary Coleman, why you should never patronize a business run by Klaus Kinski, and why a certain film should've been renamed Murder Hyundais! You've never lost money listening to us, so get to clicking!