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Yep, they did it. In what may be one of the worst episodes (or best) of Out Now with Aaron and Abe, the gang actually sat down and watched Ghost Rider to record a commentary for a bonus episode. Aaron and Abe are joined by guests Ken Noffsinger and Jordan Grout for what was more like an endurance round, as the gang sat back and “enjoyed” what was the Nic Cage-starring ‘soon-to-be-superhero classic’ Ghost Rider. Making things even better, Jordan was watching the extended cut, while the rest of us watched the theatrical, so plenty of fun in that respect. One probably doesn’t even need to actually watch Ghost Rider, while listening to this, but if you can find a copy (unfortunately it is not streaming on Netflix), or even if you don’t, you may be able to get some joy out of listening to this track.

Season two of The Walking Dead returns and so does WDTV! In this episode Brad, Jim and John do their best to talk all about Nebraska without Jordan and Russ to keep the show on track. It goes pretty well. Kind of.

This week the HHW gang over analyze a t-shirt, talk about the late Whitney Houston and... is George Lucas loco en la cabeza??

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe finds four young men happening upon a bright light in the dead of night and experiencing something great. This is of course referring to the brightness of their computer monitors, as Aaron, Abe, and guests Jordan from Jersey and Alan Aguilera all share their thoughts on the super-powered “found footage” film Chronicle. Along with that, the gang discusses some movie trailers (Project X and Silent House), has some fun with “Know Everybody”, and follows through with the other regular segments as well, such as box office results, and the retro reviews. It’s a show recorded late at night, but everyone is more than game to play along, using telekinesis or otherwise…

In this last WDTV episode of the season two hiatus, the guys get together to bring you some casting news/rumors, discuss the upcoming schedule and announce the winner of a Twitter contest. As if that weren't enough, we also bring you Jim and Jordan's interview with New York Times bestselling author, Jonathan Maberry to discuss all things zombie including his latest work, Dead of Night: A Zombie Novel. Enjoy the show and see you next week for the return of season two! WOOHOO!

What starts off as an episode about games becomes an episode about top ten lists. It is a classic HHW episode full of tangents, non-sequiturs and segues.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe sees the boys stranded out in the cold and intense wilderness, as they are discussing the new Liam Neeson survival drama, The Grey. Joining the duo, also in from the cold and intense wilderness of Park City, Utah, is Adam Gentry, who unfortunately did not catch up with The Grey, but did get to attend both the Slamdance and the Sundance Film Festival. So Aaron and Abe cover The Grey, Adam talks about some of the films he got to see, and the trio have some fun with the other segments of the show as well, including “know everybody”, trailer talk (Act of Valor and Wrath of the Titans), some retro reviews, box office results, and other fun stuff. Liam Neeson would be proud.

It’s another quality episode of HHW. This week the gang talks about a whole bunch of stuff that will give you something to think about. Then Billy shares some news.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is a bit of a quickie, despite going through all the fun segments and featuring two guests. Aaron and Abe are joined by (a very much alive) Jordan Grout and HHWLOD’s own Mr. Jim Dietz, as the group discusses the latest from Steven Soderbergh, Haywire. As mentioned, the gang goes forth with all the regular segments as well, including “Know Everybody”, trailer talk (Expendables 2 and GI JOE: Retaliation), box office results, retro reviews, and the return of games. The episode is a bit shorter than most, but it still is pretty packed.

This week the HHW guys discuss that joyful noise known as music. And unlike the movie “Joyful Noise” this episode promises to be good.