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Non-Productive.com went to Toy Fair 2016, and we’re psyched about all the great new toys, games, and collectibles coming out of the industry’s most important expositions!

THIS WEEK IN GEEK: DC and Marvel TV shows (Legends of Tomorrow, Flash, Agent Carter), new movies (Deadpool, Zoolander), a tearful goodbye to GameTrailers and Daniel Bryan, and more!

Sometimes, the character we’re told is the hero of a story is actually a complete monster, while the villain turns out to have been right all along. Join us as we discuss films where our heroes aren’t quite as heroic as we’re lead to believe, including Night of the Living Dead, Firefly, You’ve Got Mail, and more!

All this, and NonPro‘s take on an Academy Award nominated film, on this thought-provoking episode!

Join as as we postulate the ending of Marvel’s Secret Wars, attempt to follow along with Uncanny Avengers, and guess at the true meaning of the much debated Marvel “reboot” that none of us seemed to get right. All this, and comic book TV shows that are making a comeback!

It’s been a month since Star Wars: The Force Awakens hit theaters, and we’ve all had a chance to digest. Now, the Big Dog Den has some questions about the movie, and luckily Big Poppa Pete is a walking Wookieepedia of Star Wars knowledge (according to highly reliable source, Big Poppa Pete)! Will Den get his questions answered before Radio’s Frank strangles Pete? Will the gang be able to successfully take an unexpected call-in? Find out in this week’s episode!

Join the cast and crew from Non-Productive.com as we as we delve into the blockbuster of the year, Star Wars: The Force Awakens!

This episode is best enjoyed after having watched the movie, preferably at a dinner with some friends who can’t shut up about it. Oh, and feel free to join us in a discussion at The NonPro Fan Club after you’re done listening!

The Line Cutters turn there eyes back to 2015 and talk about there favorite movies, video games and television before turning there eyes to the future as they make their New Year’s resolutions.

We consider a bizzaro universe where comic book movies must delve deep into alternative plot-lines to keep fresh and exciting!

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We are proud to present our dramatic production of The False Sir Santa Claus an actual Christmas play written in 1882, and adapted for the radio by our own Pete Monte.

We also did a live video stream during the airing of our radio play, where we riffed on our own “performances” and got stink-faced. Join us, won’t you? WARNING: You really won’t be able to hear our play clearly in our video, but it’s fun to check out once you’ve listen to the podcast. Click here when you ready!