On this week’s episode, Dave, Barry and Tod serve up a deluxe helping of Random Topics, side orders of Show and Tell, Regular Joe's Picks and Fun with Flashlights, there's barely room for desert - a special Valentine's Day/Romantic Comedies edition of Desert Island DVD's. It's an episode so filling you hardly even notice that the Regular Joes never really settle on a show theme.

It's a virtual comic-book, book-club as the Regular Joes gather to discuss 10 recently published 1st issues from DC, IDW, Image and Marvel. Do these "pilot episodes" succeed at setting the hook and capturing the reader's interest? What make a "good 1st issue?" and is there such a thing as a "great first issue?" Also, Dave, Barry and Tod each tell about their respective "firsts." WARNING: There will be SPOlLERS. Also: Random topics and a round of Desert Island DVD featuring (non-superhero) films based on comics or graphic novels.

Its Academy Award nomination time, and as usual, all of our favorite films were passed over. To address this gross injustice we establishing THE JOE-CADEMY AWARDS, nominating the films, actors, creators, and characters we love in a wide range of categories that give these epic films their due. Hear the nominations then cast your votes, as R.J. Podcast listeners will determine the winners. Also, a sampling of Random Topics, a few 1st world problem rants, and What's in The Box.

On this week's episode of the Regular Joe's Podcast Dave, Barry and Tod each take a turn making the case for why a particular favorite show of their choosing should be on the others viewing list. THERE WILL BE SPOILERS. Also, Random topics, a round of Regular Joes Picks, and a 1979 specific Desert Island DVDS where the Joes pick their favorites from what’s left after Alien, Time after Time and Rock and Roll High School.

With the debut of Marvel's Agent Carter and a handful of Netflix Marvel series just a few months away, the Regular Joe's take a look back at Marvel's first attempts at live action TV superheroes, including The Amazing Spiderman, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Dr. Strange, Daredevil and Capt. America, circa 1977-1990. Plus What's in The Box? and a round of Desert Island DVDS that includes someone wearing spandex

The Regular Joes assembled at their Westchester, NY headquarters to record their first show of 2015 live and in person. Join Dave, Barry and Tod as they exchange gifts, talk about the things they are most looking forward to in 2015 and wrap up 2014 Regular Joes style. Note - you may notice that the audio quality improves at about the 18-minute mark; we had a few audio gremlins during the recording of this episode. Thanks for listening!

The regular Joe's don't often drink, but when they do it can be fun to listen to. So grab your drink of choice and ring in the New Year Regular Joes style as Dave, Barry and Tod indulge in a few cocktails and rundown their favorite shows, movies, music and more from the geek-tacular year that was 2014.

The holiday season is in full swing, and on this episode the Regular Joes serve up some great gift ideas for all the good little fanboys and girls in your life. Dave, Barry and Tod recommend some of their favorite products and geeky shopping spots, along with a Santa sack full of random topics and more as they prepare to celebrate the holidays Regular Joes style. Note - This is a good episode to play for your friends and loved ones so they know what to buy you this holiday season!

Still groggy from their Thanksgiving induced food comas, the Regular Joes awoke on Black Friday to the YouTube release of the most anticipated movie teaser of all time, Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Having collectively viewed it a few hundred times, Dave, Barry and Tod do a scene-by-scene breakdown of all 88 seconds worth of awesome. Also, some random topics, including a round of “Which Harrison Ford movie sequel comes next” and a Star Wars edition of Show and Tell.

There's no denying the late Glen A. Larson, producer of Battlestar Galactica, Knight Rider and, yes . . . Manimal, was one of the most prolific creators in the history of television. The Regular Joe's pay tribute to his legacy by reviewing his prodigious body of work and ponder the question, was he a visionary, or, as so many have claimed, a shameless copycat? SPOILER, the answer lies somewhere in between. Ride along with Dave, Barry and Tod as they revisit Larson's 70's - 90's TV series, both good and bad. Also, Show and Tell and a lengthy discussion about the most eagerly anticipated 88 seconds in fandom history.