Join Brad, Russ, John, Jim and Jordan for the first episode of The Walking Dead TV Podcast. We talk about the cast, the crew, the trailer, and of course, zombies.
This week, the HHW guys got nothin'. Oh, sure, there are a few bits here and there, but, for lack of a better word... nothin'. So shove those ear buds in your head and get ready... for the lamest ride in town.
This week, the guys talk about comics (Comic Book Comics, Incredible Hulk, and Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors), play a voicemail, a commercial, and they share Brad's latest Thought of the Day.
This week, the guys talk about the summer movies The Expendables and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Then, they dive into a whole bunch of other nonsense and shenanigans.
Dennis Pu returns! (Actually he never left.) This week the guys discuss the confusion between Star Wars and Star Trek, a lesser-known Frank Herbert book, peanut butter and banana sandwiches a la Pu, Nutella, Bill's new phone, and explore the difference between Target and Wal-Mart customer service, and so much more.
This week, the HHW guys talk about the movie Inception. Joining in on the fun is HHW listener Dennis Pu. Plus, we announce the winner of last week's puzzle that everybody was (NOT) talking about.
Lots of yappin' in this episode. Twitter questions, Beyonce's dad, and a discussion about the word "and." It's not the best episode, but there is a riddle at the end to get your brain juices flowing.
They are dark, dangerous and cunning. No, we are *not* talking about Frank’s pick-up lines. We are talking about the hit summer movie, PREDATORS. Join the HHW gang as they discuss the past and present Predator universe with guest, Johnny M from the Legion of Dudes!
Frank makes a huge mistake and asks Bill “The Voice” what he thinks of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Since both Brad and Frank have to suffer, they figured the listener should too.
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