In this episode: giant rats invading England (thanks to our UK correspondent Spacemandavid), cosmic thoughts about meeting celebrities, listener reaction from Danny McEvoy, demolition/bubbleboy soccer, Beanitos, The Goonies 2, Greg meeting Bob Saget, Dirty Work (1998) directed by Bob Saget, Lake Street Dive concert at the Bowery Ballroom NYC, portable digital audio recorders, Jean-Claude Van Damme's silly red Predator suit, Action Park returning to northern NJ, classic movies redone as 8-bit "video games", a He-Man and the Masters of the Universe one-on-one fighting game online, Transformers The Movie stop motion re-creation, Cosmos starring Neil DeGrasse Tyson, lead poisoning, and Pat Robertson says we'll be killed by asteroids soon.

101 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: Danny McEvoy's cover version of "Take It Away", the Overnightscape 11th Anniversary Special hosted by PQRibber (onsug.com), music listening on the potty, Food Should Taste Good, celebrity deaths (Mickey Rooney, the Ultimate Warrior), Paul Walker stand-ins, Danny McEvoy on YouTube, Steven Seagal is a Russia-loving traitor, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nirvana induction ceremony with Joan Jett, Lorde, and Kim Gordon, Cat Stevens, Eddie Money, lead singers who've been replaced, the horrendously disappointing How I Met Your Mother series finale, the Seinfeld finale, our Veronica Mars (2014) movie review, a Rob-view of Clear History (2013) starring Larry David, David Letterman retiring, Stephen Colbert to host Late Show, and Danny and Jazzy McEvoy's cover version of "Rhiannon".

97 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: Scott and Todd show canceled, "Blame it on Hussein" Milli Vanilli song parody, celebrity death (Hal Douglas), the upcoming movie Console Wars from Seth Rogan and Evan Goldberg, the grotesque Steve Jobs memorial statue, the future Indiana Jones, Ed Begley Jr. returns to the Paunch Stevenson Show, 2014 Garden State GreenFest, home energy audits, the mainstream availability of "green" products, our toilet seat preferences, Rob eating too much fiber, Lady Gaga vomited on, Mike Masse's cover song tournament, the band Lake Street Dive, Bad Self Portraits album, a Rob-view of The Polar Express (2004), Rob's better mousetrap, Leonard Nimoy, Freddie Mercury sound-alike Marc Martel, and our review of the fourth season of Arrested Development on Netflix.

82 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: celebrity deaths (Harold Ramis, Russell Johnson, David Brenner), Bill Murray's grudge with Ramis, converting film to HD vs. video to HD, observational humor, disheveled Russell Crowe, gifts from Space Man David, RGB SCART cable, 1979 book So You Want To Be A Dancer by William E. Thomas, Paul McCartney does a podcast interview, Mike Carbo's New York Comic Book Marketplace, Roddy Piper canceled, our interview with voice actor Larry Kenney, our meeting with Larry Storch and Johnny Brennan from the Jerky Boys, One Sheet Studios stylized, 3D art prints, Star Wars cosplayers, Nintendo World Store in NYC, eating at Lenny's The Ultimate Sandwich, Adam Driver to play an upcoming Star Wars villain, the HBO TV series Girls starring Lena Dunham, Rocky the musical, and will How I Met Your Mother ever be resolved?

80 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: 50th anniversary of the Beatles coming to America, Ringo Starr's hair and sunglasses, "Queenie Eye" by Paul McCartney, old rockers making new bad music, our review of The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles, not having the Beatle kids play together with Paul and Ringo, Adam Levine's backstory, twee music, Katy Perry's muumuu, too much Dave Grohl is annoying, Annie Lennox scares us, today's fake country music accent, Beatles tribute impersonation band The Fab Four/Wingsband, Ardy Sarraf, sound fonts and "Coming Up" as a Sega Genesis song, Konami arcade game Mikie (1984) using Beatles music, Simon Cowell returns to England, Ringo Starr and Eric Clapton wedding jams, fantastic Atari video game artwork, Adam Sandler resembles Don Flamenco, a Windows 95 infomercial starring Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry, This is the End (2013) reviewed again, and Would You Rather (2012) starring Jeffrey Combs.

89 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: what do Eskimos sound like?, Nien Nunb, nonstop terrible winter weather in NJ, dodging potholes, celebrity deaths (Pete Seeger, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Shirley Temple, Sid Caesar, Ralph Waite), drug addictions, double talk, Chris Kattan is out of control, What Ever Happened To? (Frank Caliendo), ESPN, 2014 Superbowl commercials, Shia LaBeouf's art exhibit of himself, the first gay NFL football player, discrimination, the Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) movie cast, the uniqueness of the original G1 Transformers, and Beverly Hills Ninja (1997) starring Chris Farley.

74 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode: the 30th anniversary of the Apple Macintosh computer, Esteban's MacBook Pro graphics card failed, Shia LaBeouf's plagarism and fake retirement, Justin Bieber's fake retirement and drunk drag racing, Michael Bay storms off Samsung's stage at CES, TV companies going back to curved screens?, Rob finally gets a copy of Video Invaders by Steve Bloom, upcoming film The Lego Movie (2014), comparing the original RoboCop (1987) to the new version (2014), comparing Monument Men (2014) to Kelly's Heroes (1970), Apple vs. Samsung and appealing court decisions, Microsoft paying for positive XBox One reviews on YouTube, a Rob-view of Blindsided a.k.a. Penthouse North (2013) starring Michelle Monaghan and Michael Keaton, a good article about the history of the Nintendo GameCube, Steven Seagal running for governor of Arizona?, confusing Elisha Cuthbert with Eliza Dushku, NSA spying, Duck Dynasty phonies, Rob's box of sound effects, celebrity deaths (James Avery, Danny Wells, Phil Everly, Bob Grant), the pointlessness of 4K Ultra HDTVs, Christmas car commercials (who really buys his wife a car for Christmas?), who has more guns- people or the military?, video game emulators vs. collecting/hoarding, modern modifications to classic game systems, and different classes of SD cards.

80 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

Special Guest Tami Erin joins us for a long-awaited interview!!!

In this episode: getting started in show business, The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking (1988), auditions and screentests, singing "Tomorrow" to win the part, method acting, crying on cue (emotional recall), Saturday Night Live memories, working on Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, Tami's favorite actors, musicians, and TV shows, living at the Jersey Shore during high school, the reason there wasn't a Pippi in the South Seas sequel, Tami's careers in fashion design and talent development, doing personal appearances, Tami's infamous sex tape on TMZ, serving as a UNICEF Ambassador, Hearts.com Ethical Fashion, her future plans, Tami's new song "Hollywood's Burnin" featuring Sir Adam Smasher, Steve Martin, and Happy Endings- cancelled ABC TV show created by David Caspe.

Follow Tami on Twitter @TamiErinReal and visit her web site TamiErin.com

55.5 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode:

rush hour traffic, accidents, and stupid crazy drivers in northern NJ, black ice and rubbernecking, Grudge Match (2013) starring old men Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro, getting a defective set top box from Verizon FiOS, will we ever get an "a la carte" cable service?, Tim Meadows gets mad at Saturday Night Live for leaving him off a new "Bill Brasky" skit, really bad unsuccessful SNL skit-based movies, Richard Dean Anderson returns as MacGyver in European car commercial "Crisis Averted", Bill Cosby's Comedy Central stand up special, Ed Helms starring in a reboot of The Naked Gun?, the Angry Video Game Nerd agrees with us: Pit-Fighter is the worst SNES game of all time, lousy video games made by LJN and Acclaim, a Christmas Rob-view of The Family Holiday (2007) starring Dave Coulier, celebrity deaths (Bum Phillips, Peter O'Toole, Paul Walker, and Nelson Mandela), what's the point of a "supercar"?, Brian Jude developing a film The Miracle Man, Disney revamping Indiana Jones, and Microsoft Xbox One officials are the Lame Idiots of 2013!

94 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com

In this episode:

no longer needing to upgrade PCs these days, Greg attends a taping of Ron Bennington's Unmasked interview with Chris Elliott for SiriusXM, a John Stamos sighting, the Razor Crazy Cart, our friends' failed attempts at constructing home made go-karts and pedal cars, what would long-dead rockers look like if they were still alive today?, who's your doppelganger?, New Zealand comedian/singer Matt Mulholland, HBO's new series Hello Ladies starring Stephen Merchant, and winning Eliza Dushku's charity trip to Africa.

58 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com