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Enjoy our final Walking Dead season two commentary track for Beside the Dying Fire.

Time for Dredd. This second regular-style episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe focuses on the latest adaptation of the Judge Dredd comic as this new, 3D version, starring Karl Urban. Aaron and Abe are joined by guests Jose Cordova and comedian Christian Spicer to talk about the R-rated action flick and shed light on whether this film gave proper justice to its comic roots. Along with Dredd, the group gets into the regular segments as well, including “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (Red Dawn and Alex Cross), “Movie Call Back”, Box Office Result, and of course Games. Plenty going on under the helmet this week, so have fun checking this episode out.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

Brad and John return to talk some S.H.I.E.L.D. television news that came out of recent interviews with Joss Whedon and Item 47 stars, Lizzy Caplan and Maximiliano Hernandez. The hosts then wrap things up with their thoughts on the newly released Avengers Blu-ray.

This episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is the first of two recorded back to back this week. The main topic is a lengthy review of The Master, which Aaron, Abe, and guests Mark Johnson and Mark Hobin, are happy to all participate in. The film has certainly built up a lot of hype behind it from the filmlover crowd, so now it has come time to try to apply some sort of analysis to it. That said, this is still an Out Now episode complete with the regular segments, including “Know Everybody”, “Trailer Talk” (Lincoln and The Hobbit), “Movie Call Back”, “Out Now Quickies™”, Box Office, and of course Games. It’s a backed show with lots to process.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

This week Brad and Frank give their updates on the shows Battlestar Galactica and True Blood. The gang also ask you to ignore their pleas for money.

Another commentary for Out Now with Aaron and Abe. This time the guys are talking about the 2nd James Bond film and one of the best, From Russia With Love. They figured that with Skyfall approaching soon, talking Bond films would be fun, especially with the presence of Scott Mendelson and a man Aaron and Abe consider a pretty well-spoken Bond enthusiast, Brandon Peters. The group goes through a lengthy discussion while watching the film, which can be synched up for those who would want to watch along, but for everyone in general, this commentary track is just a strong source of fun banter revolving around this film and Bond in general. So enjoy.

Join Brad and Russ as they lay down a commentary track for The Walking Dead season two episode, Better Angels.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is another bonus episode. This time, Aaron, Abe, and guests Alan Aguilera and Jordan Grout, along with newest guest Gregg Knox, spend time evaluating the complete adventures of Indiana Jones, in honor of the Blu-ray set released this week. The group discusses every film individually, while of course approaching where they stack up in the series as a whole, along with memorable moments, and other things about the series in general. Not many of the regular segments this week, aside from everyone’s favorite, “Know Everybody,” but there’s certainly no time for love Dr. Jones, because these guys are on a constant stream of thought regarding everyone’s favorite professor/adventurer.

So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

Bill discovers an treatment by Alan Moore for a comic book event entitled Twilight of the Superheroes. The guys spend the show reading and talking about his proposed project and what could have been.

Here we go with another bonus commentary. This time, inspired both by the upcoming release of Dredd 3D and the enthusiasm of guest Jordan Grout, Aaron, Abe, along with Jordan and commentary favorite Jim Dietz, decided that the 1995 Judge Dredd was a perfectly good choice for a movie that Out Now could discuss at feature length. As always, these commentaries are recorded to match up with the film, which the gang is sure to synch up in the opening, before things get underway. Whether or not the listener decides to listen to the commentary with or without the movie playing in the background is a choice that they’ll have to make for themselves.