What could be more exciting than movies about network news? Practically everything, but don’t let that discourage you from listening. If you’re still not sure, there’s also a visitor from beyond the grave! Network Broadcast News

Teeth and fingers compete for your focus as Arsenio Hall returns to late night. Meet the new jokes, same as the old jokes. Plus, Pop Culture Continuum introduces their first listener contest. Much like listening to the show, there are no actual rewards.

Depression, poverty, violence – the classic comedic themes are on display as Pat & John talk about two movies set during the period when the Greatest Generation hadn’t started boring us with how much better they were than us yet. Sullivan’s Travels O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Finally, somebody on the internet caters to the interests of nerds! Join John and Pat for a geeky discussion of the geekiest geekery in geekdom: Comic books. Geek! The Private Eye X-Men: Days of Future Past

John & Pat carefully evaluate each series premiering in Fall 2013. Eventually, they scrap the careful evaluation and decide to watch all of the shows. Fall 2013 Preview

John & Pat take over an hour to discuss 40 minutes of classic television. Your time might have been better served watching the actual shows. You made your choice; we all hope you can live with it. Seinfeld It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia

Drag queen expert Michael Morris schools the guys on two classics of the genre: Vegas in Space and Girls Will Be Girls, causing John and Pat to question their own sexuality. So, really, just like any other week. Vegas In Space Girls Will Be Girls

John & Pat provide a disservice to the blind and illiterate; they read Yahoo! News stories aloud.

John & Pat jabber on like chimps, while special-guest Mia schools them on improv and talks about her favorite covers. We know you tune in for the chimp jabber.

Hüsker Dü – Zen Arcade Grant Hart – The Argument Go from rage to middle age as John & Pat discuss two concept double albums from an era when such things shouldn’t still exist.