What Are You Doing, Movie? - Harry Potter and the 24 Hour Malariathon - Movie #2 - Chamber of Secrets - The 24 Hour Malariathon continues with this; a movie that nobody seems to hate, but inspires pretty ubiquitous MEH responses from all it touches. What's goin' on with Chamber of Secrets, anyway?

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Harry Potter and the 24 Hour Malariathon - Movie #1 - Sorcerer's / Philosopher's Stone - Our 200th episode. We partnered up with MuggleNet.com in a giant 24-hour livestream "Malariathon" to raise money for Against Malaria Foundation. This is the, uh, beginning.

The Intermission - Programming Childhood - For this episode of The Intermission, in preparation for next week's Potter marathon (friendsinyourhead.com/potter, y'all), we talk about film and TV we'd love to introduce children to.

What Are You Doing, Movie? - The Potter Announcement - On December 7th, for 24 hours straight, we're teaming up with MuggleNet.com to fight Malaria with Harry Potter commentaries. Learn more at friendsinyourhead.com/potter.

Documentality - Documentality #3 - Illusion - This week we try to figure out the secrets behind two great documentaries, The Imposter and Deceptive Practice, both available online.

Uncomposed - Uncomposed #1 - Film Scoring 101 - Presenting our brand new podcast UNCOMPOSED, a whole show spun-off from our (weirdly successful) four hour, film-score-centric 58th episode of The Intermission. Let's do this!

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Poltergeist - Trey learns three youngin's on the finer points of classic cinema. (That's "youngin'," plural. The apostrophe stands.)

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Carrie '76 - Who better to discuss a story about the horrors of feminine puberty on the internet than five middle-class white guys, you know?

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Vertigo - Here, how about an old, classic, important movie that Teague loved and Trey was bored by. How's that for a spread, huh?

What Are You Doing, Movie? - Rosemary's Baby - Happy Scary Month, everybody! This week we sit down with fancy cinematographer Laura Beth to talk about how this classic of the genre holds up to a modern eye.