We continue to celebrate our independence with a return to England. This time, we’re watching the first series of Misfits, the British kind-of superhero show about five juvenile offenders. With great power comes great responsibility – but what comes with mediocre and conditional power? Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

It’s almost the 4th of July, the most patriotic day on the American calendar. That means it’s time for the TPWND gang to show their love for their country by reviewing… a bunch of British comics. Oh well. At least they don’t like them. Tune in as Josh, Ora, and Kyle grapple with more 70s racism and bad dad jokes. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

We continue our drug celebration with a fake World Cup tie-in in the form of 2001’s Formula 51, aka The 51st State, aka That Samuel L. Jackson Movie No One Cared About Because It Was Right After 9/11. How can a movie about superdrugs be this boring? Josh, Ora, and Kyle will tell you how. Hint – it involves a really weak romantic subplot and a refusal to commit to genre. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

You know, like, chasing the dragon? Dreaming that sweet dream? Smoking some goof sticks? Surfing the blue sage? Tune in as Josh, Ora, and Kyle talk joy smokes, mooter, and Mary Warner. And giggle a lot. Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Well, we did the parody theme last time, so I suppose there is nothing fancy to do this time. Josh, Ora, and Kyle talk about the current Teen Titans cartoon, the super-chibi Teen Titans Go! Kyle made us watch it, and Josh and Ora are really crabby about it. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

You can pick your friends, but, you can’t pick your family! Am I right? That is unless you’re this weeks competitors where people literally do pick their families. Usagi Drop takes on March Comes in Like a Lion for the title of Best Most Unconventional Family. Who will reign supreme? The show about a incredibly depressed shoji genius who has a family forced upon him or the heart-warming and not at all creepy story of a 30 year old man deciding, on a whim to raise his 4 year old half-sister? Find out this week on Anime Kontesuto!

When there’s comics you know who to call (TPWND!)/From Josh’s shitty apartment, they can see it all (TPWND!)/When Geoff Johns is on the attack/You can rest knowing Ora and Kyle have your back/Cause when the world needs sarcastic dudes in their 30s bitching about comic/TPWND Go! (oh, we talk about Runways as well) Theme: Chopin’s Nocturnes, Op. 9 no. 2, performed by Frank Levy.

Slightly late but better than ever, this week, the Further Adieu gang grapples with the 1943 Batman serial. Come for the goofy butler driving the heroes around in a Caddy, stay for some of the worst old-timey racism you will ever hear in your life. Music: ‘Night of Dizzy Spells’ by Eric Skiff.

Its the battle of the spirit boys as Yu Yu Hakusho takes on Bleach for the title of best supernatural spirit cop! Did we stick to our spirit guns? Did we continue to watch either of these good, good spirit boys? Find out as we revisit Yu Yu Hakusho’s win over Bleach!