Todd Fisher brings listeners up to date on the Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Motion Picture Museum -- and more Debbie fans call in with their personal tributes to her. Film critic James Colt Harrison and Debbie fan Gloria Walters return to help with the show.

Octavio Gomez Berrios, winner of the 2008 Method Fest Breakthrough Actor Award, drops by to talk about his key role in ‘Harrison Montgomery,” a gritty and ethereal indie film also starring Oscar winner Martin Landau. Director Daniel Davila joins Octavio in a surprise call!

Debbie Reynolds has entertained audiences and made them laugh for over half a century -- and she's still going strong! Special guests: Todd Fisher, Debbie's son and director of her Hollywood Motion Picture Museum, plus noted film critic James Colt Harrison, author of a history of MGM.

Will 'The Dark Knight' achieve blockbuster status? Film critics Diana Saenger and Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari join Betty Jo Tucker and Nikki Starr for a discussion about this summer’s blockbuster movies.

John Havens, BTR’s Vice-President of Business Development, joins Betty Jo Tucker and Nikki Starr to talk about his experience as a movie actor. John spent 15 years in the acting profession and has appeared in the following films: "Awake," "The Thomas Crown Affair," "Life or Something Like It," "Starting Out in the Evening," "The Last Days of Disco" and "Prison Song."

Mad Movie Man A.J. Hakari and John P. McCarthy join Betty Jo Tucker and Nikki Starr to discuss "Hancock" as well as the best and worst superhero movies ever made.

Chris Lemmon visits MAHQ to discuss his father's impressive film career as well as "A Twist of Lemmon," his fascinating Jack Lemmon biography.

Mystery movies take center stage when film critic Diana Saenger drops by to talk about the all-time best offerings in this popular genre.

Film critic John P. McCarthy joins Betty Jo Tucker and Nikki Starr to discuss Adam Sandler's new comedy plus his other films and performances.

Noted film critic Rebecca Murray drops by to discuss "Sex and the City" plus other chick flicks with Nikki Starr and Betty Jo Tucker.