In this Extra Life special the Specht Brothers set out on an epic journey of swords and sorcery. It's going to take a Nelwyn, a Notwyn, an Idontknowyn, and Val Kilmer to put right what's went wrong, and put a vengful baby on the throne. It's the stuff of legend!

It's October on Elm Street and starting things off where last we left them -- we begin the short saga of the Dream Warriors...

Recorded in a time of myth and lore, was thought gone forever or more. Fear not dear listener because it is here -- a Clash of Titans to placate your ears!

In the dingy, run-down, impoverished streets of Elwood City, there's an aardvark who desperately wants to belong. But before long, a series of unfortunate events turns this clown-for-hire into a malicious mammalian capable of fighting a bat dressed in a man costume.

Or, something like that...

Finally, this tumultuous odyssey of confusing timelines, messianic military figures, future skulls (so many future skulls), and rampaging robots can come to a close. For now the Specht Brothers look upon this franchise and think "Don't be back."

At this point, we're considering letting the Machines win. Humanity can take the L on this one.

War. War never changes.

Except when it started in 1997...then it wasn't going to happen...then it was going to happen again in 2003...

...okay War much like the Terminator timeline is flexable.

After being delayed by Richard Dawson, the Specht Brothers are back to Terminating. Finally with the completion of this trilogy, the franchise can be laid to res--what? I'm sorry? ... Three more? ... How?!

This week, the Terminator franchise eludes the Specht Brothers and a misadventure ensues.

Don't change the channel! It's time for the Running Man! Place your bets and gather around the TV. A charming host, deadly Stalkers, and a gallery of Runners -- anything can happen! It's America's most popular gameshow of gladitorial gallantry and the felonious fighting not only for their freedom -- but for their survival!