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Half Hour WASTED is back! This week the guys celebrate 250 episodes and let you in on what the other show was all about. Then the guys celebrate Christmas by reading some listener feedback and exchanging homemade gifts. WE’RE BACK, BABY!

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is another packed episode. Amidst the holiday season, many many films are coming out, but Aaron and Abe are doing what they can to cover a good chunk of them. First up, the newest Mission: Impossible film and a sequel to Sherlock Holmes. Joining the duo to discuss these features are past guests Scott Mendelson and Jordan Grout. The group takes the time needed to get into reviewing these tentpole releases along with delving into The Dark Knight Rises prologue, which was exclusively attached to select IMAX screens showing Mission: Impossible. Other regular segments of the show are included as well; “know everybody”, “retro review”, and an extended look at the box office, given the skills Scott Mendelson possesses as a pundit. It is certainly a content-filled show, with plenty of fun to be had.

This week’s bonus episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is an audio commentary. It is also a special combo episode, as Out Now is pitching in for its sister podcast show, The Walking Dead TV Podcast. Aaron and Abe have tried a commentary once before, so far, with John Carpenter’s The Thing, but now the duo joins up once again with Alan Aguilera and Jordan Grout to discuss George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead, the zombie film that started it all, which is of course quite fitting for WDTV. Joining them as well is one of the co-hosts of WDTV, Jordan from Jersey. Night of the Living Dead is an incredibly easy movie to find (especially for free via the internet), so please try and enjoy yourselves, as the gang does what they can to entertain and speak about the movie.

We're back! John, Jordan and Brad address some Walking Dead casting rumors, talk about how we have been spending our free time in the off season, and then proudly present: Out Now With Aaron and Abe - Audio Commentary for Night of the Living Dead.

This week on Half Hour Weekly it all falls apart!

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is short on Abe but has Aaron and a couple other A’s (plus one M) to make it another Triple A episode! That’s right; Aaron, Alan Aguilera, Adam Gentry, and Mark Hobin all join in on the show this week to discuss the new silent film from director Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist. Lots of discussion about the film and tangents are within the main review section, but all the regular segments make their way into the episode as well. As always, the other segments include “Know Everybody”, Trailer Talk (The Three Stooges and Battleship), Box Office Results & Predictions, Retro Review, and Game Time.

Half Hour Weekly keeps it professional with news, weather, sports and an interview with a true Marvel Comics legend. P.S. We apologize in advance.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is very focused on the awards season. Aaron and Abe are joined by the creative mind behind AwardContenders.com, Mark Johnson, to both provide a review for the new George Clooney/Alexander Payne film, The Descendants, as well as engage in a discussion about the various films that have the potential to be up for major film awards. While Abe had to leave part of the way through this discussion, Mark and Aaron continued on to go over all of the major categories and the potential big players, predictions, and desires. In addition to this special awards talk and the movie review, the regular segments are still present as well, including “know everybody”, trailer talk, box office results, and retro reviews.

On this episode: Brad, John, and Jordan play your voicemails, read your emails, discuss a listener concern about spoilers, and wrap up the first half of season 2. Enjoy and stay for the bloopers!

It's another professional episode of Half Hour Weekly! This week we talk about the Muppets, Fantastic Four 600 and a new segment that stinks. (We're terribly sorry for the extra-long episode this week.)