This week, The Clergy dives into a recap of their Christmas gifts. Michael got a sweet new watch and Myles got to unpack boxes, all the boxes. Sean gives a global perspective of what happened in 2015. Some of our favorite NCP moments of 2015 are remembered. Happy New Year!

This week, The Clergy has a Star Wars recap and season's greetings for all. No muss, no fuss, happy Festivus!

This week, The Clergy is down a Sean; leaving Michael in charge. Myles thinks art is shitting in a fire. Michael can't seem to figure out how the sound board works. Steve and Michael have a few choice words to say about the Flash/Arrow crossover. Steve, in his moment of sickness; finds a new voice. A minor civil war breaks out in the studio.

This week, The Clergy gives it the ol' college try, and half-asses like usual. Michael is elbow deep in apple pies, and Steve is lost on the treadmill freeway. Myles and Sean dive deeper into battlefront and determine that it is, indeed, fun. A crossguard explanation that makes sense? Possibly. And, finally, Tom Rhodes released the latest funding campaign for his next album. FundTom.com

This week, The Clergy learns exactly how far Sean's laziness goes, as he contemplates hocking his new Xbox One Elite controller. Michael gives his review of Battlefront and admits that Luke is the derpiest Jedi in the Galaxy. Steve can't get enough of Fallout 4 and the groovy music of the nuclear wasteland. Michael keeps forgetting which news story he has read - perhaps we need Billy Bubbles to come back and tattoo some notes. Everyone agrees that Zoom was amazing in the latest Flash episode, but might be upstaged by Tiny Rick.

This week, The Clergy is back at full strength and dives right in with some talk about the the latest Fallout game. Whats a bigger crime: Steve's missing pip boy, or the surprise sex Sean got at Gamestop? Could a movie with Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion save the darkness of the DC universe. Everyone gets excited about the potential return of the Satellite of Love. And finally, more evidence in the "ScarJo can do no wrong" argument is presented. Amen

This week, The Clergy is joined by their good friend Billy Bubbles. Billy blows the Clergy's mind with a new perspective on the Doctor's greatest enemy. Sean takes us to a small pub on the Emerald Isle to hear the beautiful lilt of the Irish accent. Steve's mind is blown on numerous revelations. Billy helps us dive deep into what's wrong with Comic TV shows. Steve gives us a breakdown of his thoughts on Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Billy helps us dive deep into what's wrong with Comic TV shows. The Clergy gets a new update in the Bingo Bob saga.

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This week, The Clergy gets lost in the succulent and wonderful world of Bacon. Sean declares that spending more money for advanced tech is cheating in the game world. Should children be allowed to play mature rated games, or is it up to the parents? Bingo Bob finds himself in a very Alderanesque state in life. The new Walking Dead season is killing it, but is it the best show on TV right now?

This week, The Clergy celebrates its 100th episode! Teddy Sears - "Jay Garrick" on CW's "The Flash" - calls in to talk comics, what it's like to don the winged helmet, and how a classic christmas movie may hold the greatest villain of all time. Bingo Guy left us another voicemail, and it seems he's willing to accept half  of what's owed. Voices are given to both friend and foe. The Star Wars pre-sale took down many websites, and the eve of Back To The Future Day brings more torture for Michael. We hear from some of our favorite #PodPals, and the brilliant Tom Rhodes takes a break from recording his new album to wish us well.

 

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ABH Podcast Website

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Tom Rhodes Website

Tom Rhodes Twitter

Fanboy's Inc Website

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This week, The Clergy returns from New York Comic Con with tales to tell. But first, we learn how the Rebellion in Battlefront is but an ant under the mighty AT-AT boot. Michael gives his thumbs up for both "As You Wish" and "Ready Player One". Sean explains what it feels like to get a massage from Batman, and how amazing moderating the Justice League Reunion panel was. Susan Eisenberg (Wonder Woman) calls in to talk about her experiences at NYCC, and make sure the guys are treating her new bestie with respect.

 

Justice League Reunion NYCC Panel Video

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