NetHeads

In which our NetHeads get interrupted by the evils of Bill Gates, take some phone calls, and discuss the benefits of iOS 5 for the modern man.

In which our NetHeads survive a near lethal lemonade disaster, discuss Steve Jobs and the iPhone 4, and take a terrifying walk into political commentary before falling back on the safety of digital comic discussion.

In which our NetHeads discuss the new Kindle Fire, possibly the last Doctor Who conversation until December, the curious case of Paul Reubens, and the terrors of Trent's basement.

In which our NetHeads touch on the beauty of free Internet for the modern road warrior, inexpensive ear-buds, and delve into TV talk where they break down everything they were able to watch with a big emphasis on Inspector Spaceti... er, Doctor Who.

In which our NetHeads discuss the Utah Good Samaritans, what they are looking forward to this Fall TV season, an update on their weight loss competition, and far too much conjecture on how Ashton will integrate into Two and a Half Men.

In which our NetHeads share their 9/11 perspective, why there's no weigh-in this show, the untouchable Nike Air Mags, the season finale of Wilfred, and why George Lucas can't just leave well enough alone.

In which our NetHeads discuss the Labor Day marathons, the MDA Telethon, SAMCRO and Kurt Sutter, the shame of misssing a friend's birthday, talk to callers about Kevin Smith's film RED STATE, and introduce the NetHeads Weight Loss Challenge.

In which the NetHeads discuss Trent's tech nerdvana purchase, the lure of Spider-Island, a heavy Doctor Who "Let's Kill Hitler" discussion, the oncoming premiere of Sons of Anarchy, Steve Jobs' departure from Apple, and Heaven's Gate (yeah, we have no idea how that last one happened).

In which our NetHeads discuss peach trees, the death of WebOS, the ottoman of shame, and the wonder of Between Two Ferns.

In which our NetHeads give their final thoughts on Falling Skies, discuss more TV than any two individuals should, debate how the Apes rose, and delve into the mechanics of smart phones and tablets.