Mo and Ryan are back with their first of several podcasts this week.

0:00 - 30:07: Homeland

30:07 - End: Masters Of Sex

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Mo and Ryan are back with the "Ichapod": our now-weekly take on "Sleepy Hollow". We have two segments in this initial installment.

0:00 - 27:39: Mo and Ryan talk about the latest episode, "The Golem"

27:39 - End: Mo interviews showrunner Mark Goffman about "The Golem," the characters, events so far and what's to come (don't worry, there's nothing too spoilery -- just some hints about what might transpire when the show returns in January). 

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Mo spoke with Ronald D. Moore, executive producer of Syfy's "Battlestar Galactica," on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the show's debut. We talked about the legacy of the show, the reaction to its finale, the difficulty of finales in general (he had some advice for Damon Lindelof of "Lost"), how the TV landscape is changing, what TV networks are still afraid of and what kinds of fare they're looking for, and the difficulty of telling TV stories with religious and political themes. We also discussed "Helix," a new Syfy thriller he's involved in, and his other new project, an adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" for Starz.

Hope you enjoy this far-ranging discussion of the current state of TV and the impact "Battlestar Galactica" had on this galaxy (among others). By the way, if you're feeling nostalgic for all things Adama and Roslin, Mo covered "BSG" in depth while it was on the air. A lot of her coverage of the show can be found here (keep clicking "Next" at the bottom of the page to find older stories).

Be sure to subscribe to the new feed for the podcast here if you like to listen on iTunes. You'll see plenty of ways in each post to stream or download MP3s if you hate iTunes with the same intensity that Saul Tigh hated being sober.

Also, we have an email for the podcast now! Click here to email us questions for future podcasts.

Mo and Ryan are back with a nearly hour-long catch-up on five Fall shows.

0:00 - 13:21: Almost Human

13:21 - 23:15: How I Met Your Mother

21:35 - 33:28: Brookln 99

33:28 - 44:28: New Girl

44:28 - End: Trophy Wife

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Also, we have an email for the podcast now! Click here to email us questions for future podcasts.

Hi, it's Mo here with a Thangsgiving special for you. Almost exactly 20 years ago, Nickelodeon debuted a show that has gone on to lodge itself deeply in the hearts and minds of its fans. "The Adventures of Pete & Pete" was the story of two brothers -- both sporting red hair, both named Pete Wrigley -- and their slightly odd but lovable collection of friends, enemies, parents, teachers and neighbors. Rounding out the cast was, of course, Artie, the Strongest Man in the World. 

In this half-hour chat, creators Will McRobb and Chris Viscardi discuss the ideas behind the show, the reasons for the fervor of the fanbase and the reasons they've returned to Nickelodeon with a new(ish) project, "Sanjay and Craig." Enjoy, my little Vikings: I certainly had a wonderful time talking to these guys, and not just because they said I could play Female Older Pete if a movie spinoff ever got off the ground. 

By the way, for proof that my love of "Pete & Pete" runs deep, check this out. It's a "Pete & Pete" interview I did with McRobb and Viscardi in the mid-'90s. 

Be sure to subscribe to the new feed for the podcast here if you like to listen on iTunes. You'll see plenty of ways in each post to stream or download MP3s if you hate iTunes with the same fervor with which Endless Mike hates those who do not submit to his absolute dominion of shop class.

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