Two True Freaks

Join Hope Mullinax and Chris Honeywell for the latest episode of Jaig Eyes & Jedi - A Clone Wars Podcast when they tackle the 7th episode of season 3 - ASSASSIN! There will be - ALDERAAN BUNS - MORE PADME DEATH DREAMS - LONG NECKMA - SPACE JAIL - ZIRO - POOR JEDI SECURITY and BRITISH KIT KATS! CAN YOU POSSIBLY TAKE ALL THIS AWESOMENESS?

In this episode of LONG PLAY, Chris Honeywell FINALLY wrangles his BEST BUDDY Scott Gardner to talk about some ROCK AND ROLL for once! This time it's ELO's shamefully underappreciated TIME album from 1981! Take a trip back to the 80's where we join our teenage hosts for a hunk of RETRO-FUTURISM!Join them for Jeff Lynne's TIME-TRAVEL POWER POP MASTERPIECE!

In episode 53 of The Man of Screen podcast, Bob Fisher returns to the show as the podcast begins its second year with two solid episodes of “The Adventures of Superman”.

First, Metropolis Police Inspector Bill Henderson is under fire. What does the criminal of this story have on the good inspector? What is he going to do with this anti-Superman ray gun? And why is it all Clark Kents fault?

Find out what Lois and Jimmy do with their stethoscopes and prepare for a bad case of “Cerebellum”, but to be sure, Jimmy Olsen will have to check your lowbar pendulum.

Listen along to find out why exactly Bill is under the threat of “Blackmail”.

Then, its time for a sequel as the show shows signs of CONTINUITY in this sequel to “Panic in the Sky”. Meet a professor from Africa, who “once upon a time, had a telescope” and he saw The Superman.

He has a plantation. He has hobbies. He has a telescope, but money? No money.

So he writes Big Tom Rufus, who puts a former Batman under Kryptonites spell in “The Deadly Rock”.

Next time: Mike will wrap up his coverage of Season 4 with “The Phantom Ring” and “The Jolly Roger”.

Chris and Scott take their best anti-psychotic meds and tackle Chapter Two of the ongoing first season of Legion. With the help of the enigmatic Dr. Melanie Bird David escapes to Summerland, a tranquil refuge for mutants/science cult testing center and with the help of memory artist Ptomony, they attempt to show him how the moments of insanity in his life were actually just his amazing powers manifesting. Still plenty of mental madness and exciting visuals to keep us unhinged and question the reality were being shown. More Syd and David bonding, powers run amok and sister Amy in peril. Plus! Art Eyefunkle speaks! So stay tuned and take this wild possibly X-Men related ride with us and dont forget kids, milk is good telepathy food!

Season one Marvel/DC recaps continue as Chris and Scott cover Agents of SHIELD episode 13 and The Flash episode 7. The SHIELD team are trying to track Quinn and Centipede and to do that they give us a “Murder on the Orient Express”/”The Great Train Robbery” hybrid of an episode that gives us a wealth of greater Marvel Universe goodies and some really funny moments between team members to boot. On The Flash Barry has to contend with another person who got powers from the particle accelerator accident, and this one is coming for Wells. Its an electric episode that gets to see the Star Labs team shine as Barry is left without his powers. Bonus appearance by the Clock King and tangents about upcoming cinematic giant apes. Dont worry true believers, your Bingestorm remotes are battery powered so you can still use them in a blackout, but the TV is on you. Buy a generator or something. Tune in!

Sara, Mike and Scott discuss episode ten this week as Rick and company find some new best friends in the form of the (Trash) Heapsters. Led by the mysterious, and barely comprehensible, Jadis. This Borg like collective of collectors of other peoples stuff would certainly fill Ricks armys ranks in short order. Sadly, Ricks creepy ass smile isnt enough to win them over and things will get a little spiky before he can. Back at the Kingdom we get the Richard and Daryl roadshow and two, count them two reunions for our favorite Dixon brother; and all the feels for both. Bonus awesome scenes this week: Jerry with cobbler and Daryl with tiger! Tune in! The war is getting closer.

In yet ANOTHER TANGENT, The VAULT CREW decide to MESS UP THE FORMAT and review the new Star Wars film! Join Them Jaconetti Boys (Luke & Jason) and BOTH CHRIS' (Tyler & Honeywell) as they CRY OVER ROBOTS, talk about RAMBO and Art Rambo's Used Cars, test the movie on the "older generation" and generally show you how a bunch of horror fans GEEK OUT to Star Wars. Plus, hey, we ARE also covering Hammer horror movies and this one has got Peter Cushing in it, so it's not REALLY off topic! Also, it's EPISODE 66 - as in ORDER 66! SEE?

Andrew reopens the Palace vaults to dig out some musty old comics featuring his favourite character - Spider-Man! Following on from the critically ignored and non-award-winning series about AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, Andrew unearths Kurt Busiek's retroactive inserts into Spidey lore, AMAZING FANTASY 16-18 and UNTOLD TALES OF SPIDER-MAN 1-6! Do they fit seamlessly? Or does it not matter if the subject matter is so much fun? Listen and find out.

Derek William Crabbe, of the Fanholes Podcast, joins Bill, Scott and Paul to take a look at some comics this time out. It's a fun time. Give it a listen

So no one told you this podcast was gonna be this way ... although someone told me and Stella when we sat down to dinner to talk about the iconic 1990s sitcom Friends. We spend a couple of hours talking about the show, its characters, and our favorite moments. Plus, there are tons of clips for your ears and Stella sings "Smelly Cat." Repeatedly. But don't worry, dear listener, because we'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour.

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