It's springtime, and you know what that means! The sun is shining, birds are chirping, cuddly baby bears are emerging from their winter slumber, and Tapezilla has picked the Tapes of the Year. The boys share their picks and a few celebrity lists, then award the premiere... award in gaming.

It's a 3-man crew this week as the guys discuss Heavy Rain (with very minor early-game spoilers), BioShock 2, Assassin's Creed 2 DLC, Bad Company 2 and even Olympic Curling.

In this controversial episode, Pete takes on Mass Effect 2 and Bayonetta, RJ gets into Gossip Girl, and Beav reflects on having mono. The guys also discuss Brett Favre exploding into dust on the field in the Vikings' recent loss.

The guys share their thoughts on the Haitian crisis in this heartfelt episode. Also discussed: WWF's Kwang, Tenga Egg, weight gain powder, and the tonight show scandal.

Just in time for the New Year, it's Christmas with Tapezilla, where everyone plays Secret Santa, and one host receives a TZ classic. The boys continue the heated pull-up discussion, talk Mega Man, reveal a long-lost Pete-and-Drac-only episode, and tell Santa their Christmas gaming wishlists.

Better late than never, the boys address the "hiatus", Thanksgiving, and Dracula beating people up (including children).

The guys talk Demon's Souls and Borderlands, and then get all nostalgic on this very special Halloween episode of Tapezilla.

In a shocking turn of events, the guys actually discuss games for the entire show... including the likes of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, Pixeljunk Monsters PSP, Brutal Legend, Batman and even MGS4.

Beaver's back, and the boys have more to say about Arkham Asylum, discuss real life Final Destination, develop the must-have item for this year's flu season, and oodles more in this mammoth installment.

The episode gets off to a heated start, as Pete is riled up about death panels, and Stevie B's absence fuels endless mockery.The boys also discuss Batman: Arkham Asylum, the new Professor Layton, Trials HD, and dispense anal hygiene tips. We also find out Stevie B's deepest, darkest fear...