It's been a few weeks since we recorded the last episode, due to a catastrophic time loop event. Which means you missed that Profex has left us for another show-follow him over at www.cbr.com/author/csin.

In the meantime, the rest of us are trying some new things, including games, a weekly bracket, and more!

Another SDCC has come and gone, and this year's left us feeling pretty ambivalent. Was there anything there worth talking about? You be the judge!

A lot of upcoming games and movies seem to be sequels, or worse, Total Reboots. Is this a good thing? Why do we keep coming back to the same ideas? Will we ever, ever, ever get Ape Escape 4?

Contrary to all the talk we heard before the game came out, PokeGo is pretty fuh. That is, when the servers aren't down. Which is pretty often.

You know what was the worst? When video games got pushed back by months, or even years from their promised date. We'd take scavenging for water in a blighted wasteland any day.

Seriously, these guys will not stop talking about Game of Thrones. As the one cast member who doesn't watch it, Zeb is probably the least qualified to describe what they're talking about.

It's one thing to say someone lost at an event that wasn't actually a competition, but it's another thing entirely for them to actually lose. PA explores why that distinction exists at this year's E3.

Russell is pretty sure he knows what's going to be announced at this year's E3: the same thing he thinks is going to be announced every year.

Halfway through the season of Game of Thrones, Apocalypse attacked! How will the X-men defeat this mediocre interpretation of a fantastic villain?

Do you remember Pokemon? We do. And we're going to talk about it until we can't take it anymore.