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This week the guys decide what to do for episode 300, list things they are thankful for and enjoy a nosh with listener and truck stop connoisseur Brian Nixon. So keep December 10th at 6:30 central open...just saying.

The WDTV gang ventures into the wild world of Hounded! We ponder Andrea's actions, Michonne's ninja skills and Merle's uncanny ability to pop up where he's least wanted. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe finds Aaron minus his co-host Abe, but the show must go on! He is joined by guests Alan Aguilera, Mark Hobin, and Adam Gentry, and the group discusses the historical drama, Lincoln, from director Steven Spielberg. They also go into a detailed discussion about Spielberg’s post-2000 career as a director. There is still time spent on the other segments as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (Side Effects and House of Cards), “Movie Call Back”, and Box Office Results. It’s an episode with a lot to cover, but that is expected when dealing with the films of one of America’s biggest directors.

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This week the guys talk about the movies Cloud Atlas and The Man with the Iron Fists and the TV show Arrow. Happy Thanksgiving, listeners!

This week the whole gang is here to answer the call and discuss the newest episode of The Walking Dead. Theorizing, recaps, news, bitching, bloopers, and sound effects will ensue. FEAR THE ZOMBIE BABIES!

This week’s episode of Aaron and Abe, Out Now with Aaron and Abe, features a review of a film that the group has been looking forward to for a while: Skyfall, the latest entry in the James Bond series. Aaron and Abe are joined by guests Scott Mendelson and Brandon Peters (who were previously involved in all the James Bond Out Now Commentary Tracks), as they dicuss the latest Bond adventure starring Daniel Craig. There is also plenty of time spent on the other segments as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (World War Z and Warm Bodies), “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Quickies”, Box Office Results, and of course Games, which there are a few of this week. Lots to go over, which includes plenty of action, excitement, and shaken vodka martinis.

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HHW listener and Xbox connoisseur Brodie Searcy and his wife join the gang as they discuss the Disney/Lucas deal, Primus in 3D and other geek related goodness.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a whole lot of video game fun, as the guys are joined by guests Alan Aguilera and Stephen Gibler to discuss the new Disney Animated film Wreck-It Ralph. The nature of video game movies goes with it as well, with some tension soaring as the group gets way into which of these movies are truly worth the time. The regular segments are of course in full force as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (Despicable Me 2 and The Guilt Trip), “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Quickies”, Box Office Results, and of course Games. Plenty of film and geeky fun this week, so make sure you have all the quarters you need to continue.

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This week Jim, Jordan, and Russ sit down to discuss the game-changing fourth episode of season three, relay listener feedback, crack jokes, and after the bloopers (SPOILER ALERT) discuss the fate of one of the characters in the show vs how it went down in the comics. The rest of the show is spoiler free.

Commentary, another Out Now Commentary. For the final (for now) in our series of James Bond movie commentaries, Aaron is joined by Scott Mendelson and Brandon Peters to discuss Quantum of Solace. A well timed commentary, as Skyfall is just days away from release, this track goes over the pros and cons of the second Daniel Craig entry, which was met with mixed reactions at the time. Fortunately, the participants are on both sides of this one and discuss the film in full, along with interjecting plenty of wild tangents along the way. Once again, Bond fans should rejoice with this one, as well as those who just like a good conversation about movies.