The time has come for Screen Verdict to take a look back at the year 2013 and reward its greatest achievements in film and television. With just 6 categories, this is one the most exclusive awards given in the entertainment industry.

Coming at you delayed from the Screen Verdict Award Auditorium, Matt and Jonathan determine the winners of Best Male TV Actor, Best Female TV Actor, Best TV Series, Best Male Film Actor, Best Female Film Actor and Best Film of 2013.

Come see who takes out the prizes and let us know who you thought should have won.

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Screen Verdict takes four films and dishes out some speed reviews in a holiday podcast special. The films we discuss are The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Frozen, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.

Along the way we talk sleeping bags in the theatre, text messages of hate and question the direction of our own lives.

We also settle the battle between Anchorman and Casablanca for most quotable movie by inviting a third party guest Amy Bull to recognise quotes shared by Matt and Jonathan.

Lastly in Housekeeping we share a story involving Screen Verdict t-shirts at the cinema and Jonathan's appearance on The Redbox Report. You can check it out at https://www.facebook.com/theredboxreport

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On the podcast this week Screen Verdict returns to [cue voiceover] AMC's The Walking Dead to review the first half of season four.

Matt and Jonathan review the first 8 episodes providing their thoughts on the council system, bad haircuts and a Governor impression.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping share some Boardwalk Empire news and find out how Matt is involved in a high profile criminal case.

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A podcast in two parts:

Part One (0-23 minutes) is spoiler free. Joined by a special guest, Screen Verdict discusses Showtime's history with drama television and our thoughts on leads Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan. We tackle sex, relationships and medical studies in the 1950s and give our Screen Verdict rating for the series.

Part Two (23-55 minutes) contains SPOILERS. In it we take a look at all the major developments over the season as well as making our predictions for season two. In Housekeeping we get Bonnie's impressions on Sydney as well as introduce her to an Australian delicacy.

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In a special podcast event Screen Verdict heads to Donald Trump's boardroom to square off in The Apprentice board game challenge.

Matt and Jonathan pick players and team names, then attempt to outsmart, outwit and outplay (that might be the wrong reality TV show) each other in order to be the winner hired by Donald Trump.

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Merry Christmas everyone! This holidays Screen Verdict brings you a review of David O. Russel's American Hustle.

Matt and Jonathan talk comb overs, perms, accents and crazy as we take a look at the A-List cast including Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and Jeremy Renner.


Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping review the Sexiest People of 2013 and Jonathan gives his mini-review of There Will Be Blood.

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(Podcast contains spoilers) In the last podcast before Jonathan heads home Down Under, Screen Verdict reviews the latest season of HBO's Boardwalk Empire. We see if it can live up to Matt's indifference and being one of Jonathan's favourite shows.

On the podcast we learn why mobsters should learn jiu jitsu, why you should train your butler to deal with interrogation and when in doubt blame 'Jack'.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and wrap up all the big podcast news in Housekeeping.

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(Spoilers in Podcast) On the podcast this week Screen Verdict is joined by resident Hunger Games expert Jess Jones to review the All-Stars/Catching Fire/Whatever it's called instalment in the series.

We talk flaming dresses, pick sides in a love triangle, plan game strategies and have fun with President Snow's name.

Lastly we give our Screen Verdict rating and wonder what Stephen Merchant would have rated Hunger Games in Housekeeping.

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Screen Verdict is excited to review the new HBO comedy from the co-creator of The Office, Stephen Merchant. We talk about the first season of Hello Ladies and also share some excerpts from Matt's Gold Derby interview with Stephen himself.

In the podcast we discuss the Stuart's quest for unobtainable women, the cringe factor, dating troubles and Jonathan also likens Matt to a character in the show.

We then give our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping, we hear some celebrity encounters and Stephen Merchant provides Matt with some dating advice.

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This week Screen Verdict reviews on our favourites in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. For the podcast we tried to try out something new by giving each of the 10 episodes a 2-minute speed review.

We go over all the funniest moments of the season as well as discussing the possibilities of Matt and Jonathan Days and a Screen Verdict produced Lethal Weapon 7.

We then give the season our Screen Verdict rating and in Housekeeping we talk more celebrity encounters, Matt's podcast affair and podcasts to expect in the future, including our Celebrity Apprentice board game challenge.