Two True Freaks

The adventures continue to be strange as Paul, Bill & Scott take a look at the third Part of JSA Strange Adventures. Listen in and have some fun!

Disenfranchised by the modern comics industry, Paul Spataro and Bill Robinson now ply the timestream in a never-ending quest to re-discover and re-connect with that unique brand of fun and excitement that can only truly be found in good ol' fashioned r

It seems EVIL GENIUS Thomas Deja was just coddling his LAB MONKEY, Chris Honeywell last month because this month THINGS GET ROUGH. This month, it's Thriller - A Cruel Picture aks They Call Her One Eye!

Will he survive such a PERVERSE AND SADISTIC phase of the experiment? TUNE IN TO FIND OUT!

Disclaimer: No actual animals were harmed in the recording of this podcast. Scott’s cat may have been shooed away several times. Scott and Thomas are back to discuss “Death of a Great Dane”, a tale of a departed doggy with a twist of financial intrigue. Steed and Cathy Gale must infiltrate high society and expose the dastardly dealings of a group of people looking to benefit from the demise of a rich recluse. There’s wine a plenty, Gregory the charming assistant and Cathy kicking ass. Steed gets to use his best polite Englishman powers to infiltrate high society and drink all their wine, um, I mean solve a couple mysterious deaths. Also, there’s doggies! Bonus content that no one asked for includes a huge tangent where Tom and Scott talk about the “Cats” movie, The Joker, Disney, politics in film and The Oscars. Sorry, not sorry. Also hear about some upcoming projects on the network and hear Scott and Tom lament the upcoming “Dr. King” episodes. We’re back from the holiday break and ready to jump back into some Avengers action so join us on the latest With Umbrella, Charm and Bowler!!!

Morn is dead, long live Morn. When DS9's resident barfly seemingly passes away, Quark inherits an untold fortune from his most regular customer.

But, the inheritance is more than Quark expected as multiple factions come forward to stake their claim on the goods. Join Dr Bill, Paul, Andrew, and two Daves (Pascarella, and Weter) as they talk about another episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine.

Morn is dead, long live Morn. When DS9’s resident barfly seemingly passes away, Quark inherits an untold fortune from his most regular customer. But, the inheritance is more than Quark expected as multiple factions come forward to stake their claim on the goods. Join Dr Bill, Paul, Andrew, and two [...]

In episode 31 of Man of Screen Extra, Mike Zummo is back with some of his fellow Paragons of Podcasting as they discuss Parts 4 and 5 of the CW crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths.

But before that, Mike asks your indulgence on the sound quality of the introduction to this episode, but word is that he must have forgotten to turn on the Yeti and recorded it on his laptop microphone.

Oops. He could have rerecorded it, but decided not to. Thats the kind of lack of professionalism you should expect from a free podcast.

Mike also addresses the status of the main show so be sure to pay attention to that.

But then, the main event. Mike Zummo will be joined by Scott McGregor and Brian Hughes and his 13-year-old son, Chris and they will discuss what they liked about Parts 4 and 5, which featured Episodes 4 and 5.

What were their favorite moments? What cameos surprised them? What did they see coming? What did Mike call and what did John Byrne do that Brian hates?

Youll have to listen to find out.

Next time: there are no immediate plans for the next Man of Screen Extra. Stay tuned to Facebook and Twitter to find out.

If you were a high-achieving teenager in the Eighties or early Nineties, there was only one way for you to get through feeling overwhelmed by all the pressure: amphetamines.

Or at least it seemed that way on television.

Over the course of this episode, I look at four episodes where teenagers turn to speed (okay, sometimes it's caffeine pills) to help them get through midterms, finals, a geometry test, or a crazy workload, all from the 1980s and 1990s. It begins with Degrassi High, and then moves on to three classic NBC sitcoms: Family Ties, Saved By the Bell, and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Are their messages effective? Are they as lame as they seemed back then? Or are they sending another message altogether?

As always, check out the blog for show notes, and don't forget that you can email me at [email protected]!

Today, on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: After picking up a distress signal from Alpha's home planet of Edenoi, the Rangers go to the planet to check on Alpha's creator, King Lexian, and meet another hero in the process. Meanwhile, Kimberly, sick with the flu, stays behind and ends up having to fight a monster all on her own.

If you were a high-achieving teenager in the Eighties or early Nineties, there was only one way for you to get through feeling overwhelmed by all the pressure: amphetamines. Or at least it seemed that way on television. Over the course of this episode, I look at four episodes where [...]