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As the 11th season comes to a close, so does Jon Pertwee's tenure as The Doctor. And you can bet Dan and Mike have plenty to say about "Planet of the Spiders," the season as a whole, and Pertwee's time as The Doctor.

What happens when two extremely drowsy young men try to talk about video games for an hour? This episode. But even half awake, the guys manage to create something that is sure to satisfy your ear holes. Well, probably. We don't remember too much of it. Damien probably talked about fighting games, while Aaron lamented Australia's horrible luck with game releases. God Hand may or may not have been discussed. We do recall Kylie Minogue being mentioned at one point. Really, if that doesn't make you want to listen, nothing will.

Mad Mod voids America's independence ("Revolution"), then Brother Blood uses Cyborg's tech in an effort to destroy the city ("Wavelength"). Beast Boy loses himself to rage and is blamed for an attack on Raven ("The Beast Within"), while Starfire adopts a mutant pet ("Can I Keep Him?"). Raven isn't amused by Mumbo's latest trick ("Bunny Raven... or... How to Make a Titananimal Disappear"), and Brother Blood returns once more to wipe out Cyborg ("Titans East").

In this episode of Dread Media, it's a masked vengeance double feature as Desmond and Darryll sit down to talk about The Prowler, then Desmond goes solo on Nine Dead. And if you thought last week's celebrity appearance was big... Tunes this week are as follows: "Screaming for Vengeance" by Iced Earth, "Prowler" by Iron Maiden, "The Collector" by Nine Inch Nails, and "Revenge" by Mindless Self Indulgence. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

Because you demanded it, The Guys Outta Brooklyn once more welcome Michael Bailey of Views from the Longbox fame to discuss DC's premiere supergroup: The Justice League of America. From the Filmation shorts to the groundbreaking Bruce Timm / Paul Dini television series to the dubious charms of the Smallville version of the team, The Titanic Trio covers it all. Plus Tom applies for a job, what it means when the Super Friends send you off to college, and Derrick delves deep into The Andrea Romano Conspiracy! Even if you didn't wash your hands because you're evil, you need to get to clicking!

In Tales of Suspense #80, Cap's pursuit of a hypnotized Keeper of The Cosmic Cube leads him to a confrontation with The Red Skull that somehow involves him calling Hitler a little loser biatch. Well, metaphorically, of course.

This week, the Bogart / Hepburn Extravaganza continues! And what are the films under the microscope this episode? 1954's Sabrina and 1942's Casablanca. The Married to Movies Dictionary gets bigger as Megan makes up another word! Megan pines over wishing she knew what color the dresses were, and Desmond has given up trying to make her like black and white films. The hosts are puzzled by the likelihood of car phones in the 50s. And Casablanca's black and white and considered the best film ever made by Desmond, so we all want to know what Megan thinks, right? Who sings the German national anthem? And how did the Greek language contribute to the worst school day of Desmond's life? Listen to find out, or Gestapo spank! Send questions, comments, and requests to: [email protected] and 206.350.0057.

Self-indulgent stories, going way off-topic, and an incredibly long episode? Must be Ai-Kon recap time. Join Kellen, Randy, Steph, and James as they talk everything from game shows to raves and panels to AMVs.

In this episode of Dread Media, Desmond Reddick welcomes author Jeff Jacobson to the show to talk about being the weird kid in high school, heavy metal, and, of course, his novels. And Desmond reviews the Book of Lore / Grave Mistakes Horror Double Feature solo, except for one surprise guest. Then he ends the show with the world podcast debut of Mary Shelley Overdrive's new song! The tunes this week: "The Huntmaster" by Alestorm, "Execution Tank" by 3 Inches of Blood, "Eat Me Alive" by Judas Priest, and "Belladonna" by Mary Shelley Overdrive. Visit Jeff at www.jefforyjacobson.com, and Mary Shelley Overdrive at www.maryshelleyoverdrive.blogspot.com. Send feedback to: [email protected], or 206.203.1213.

After the TARDIS suffers a power loss, The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith are trapped on an alien world with savages, Daleks, and a living city ("Death to the Daleks"). Then The Doctor returns to Peladon, where he uncovers a conspiracy while mediating a dispute between the ruling and working classes ("The Monster of Peladon").