Two True Freaks

Paul, Andrew and Dr. Bill are taking time from their busy days to stop and Listen to the Prophets. What are they saying? They're saying that this is a sub-par episode of Deep Space Nine, but an entertaining episode of LTTP just the same. At least we hope you'll think so. So join as as we bid a not so fond farewell to the oh so boring Vedek Bareil. See ya!!!

Join Hope Mullinax and Chris Honeywell as they begin season 3 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars with the first episode - CLONE CADETS! There will be - BABY CLONES - CLONESIMODO - STAR WARS HOLODECK - HOPE'S TEACHER TOSSES A SALAD - A SCAT LOVING NURSE - AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!!

I'm in a sort of cranky mood right now so here's the new episode of Trentus Magnus Punches Reality with no BS description.

The season one Supergirl recaps continue this week with Chris and Scott covering episodes nine and ten. First, it's more Kryptonian fun as the DEO faces of against Non and Astra's forces. Hank gets captured and Kara is desperately trying to get Cat to stop thinking that she's Supergirl (even though she's totally Supergirl). Next, we get a break from Kara's angry kin to delve into Winn's daddy issues as The Toyman comes for some overdue family bonding with his son. Also, lots of James and Lucy soapy stuff and poor Winn is officially friendzoned forever. Bonus Maxwell Lord stuff as Hank/Jonn proves that as the leader of a covert government agency, he actually kind of sucks at one on one espionage work. Don't forget to put away your toys when you're done playing with them kids, and always remember to deactivate the explosive ones! Only two more weeks of Supergirl recaps after this one, so get them while the heat vision is hot!

In episode 47 of The Man of Screen podcast, Bob Fisher joins Mike to cover two more episodes of The Adventures of Superman.

First, its a story of a man and his mule. Its also a love story. A story of a man and her pie. What does Leftover Louie Lyman do to get his hands on a lemon meringue pie? How does Sylvester J. Superman get his mule to Alaska and why does Steve look as though he is going insane?

And is this bet really important for all these machinations?

Come with us and well take a “Flight to the North”.

Then its time to grow a collection, a collection of Superman souvenirs, that is. Mr. Willy is a less than honest shopowner selling all the best Superman souvenirs. But are they real? And why is a man with a scar on his face assaulting people for a souvenir knife.

And what does this have to do with radium? Confused yet?

Come listen as Bob and Mike try to backtrack this plot no less than three times, as they collect “The Seven Souvenirs”

Next time: Season 3 will end as Jimmy Olsen is “King for a Day” and then Season 4 will open with a story of a girl and her horse, in “Joey”.

For the past 75 years, she's been a hero and role model, and this summer she is getting her own feature film. I'm talking, of course, about Wonder Woman. To honor the mighty Amazon, I'm taking a look at two series entitled The Legend of Wonder Woman. The first, from 1986, is by Kurt Busiek and Trina Robbins and takes place right after Crisis on Infinite Earths, closing the door on the pre-Crisis incarnation of Diana while opening the door for the landmark George Perez run. The second, from 2016, is by Renae De Liz and Ray Dillon, and is an all-ages, out-of-continuity retelling of WW's origin story.

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Paul and Dr. Bill take a trip to get some tasty desert as they look at some Bronze Age Marvel goodness. Come along for the ride and have a tasty treat of you own!

"You're nothing but a cheap fairground trickster!"

On this episode of Bots, Bugs, and Babes, my father (Al Jaconetti) and I go back across the pond and back to 1957 to look at The Abominable Snowman [aka: The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas]. We will cover many different aspects of the film and its production. We will also talk about why this is a mostly lost classic and why "There is no Yeti."

In their annual celebration of capitalism, Micheal and Andrew reunite to discuss their Christmas gifts. Predictably their are diversions including dicussions about the Rambo movies and spoilers for Rogue One.

In the seventh episode of Origin Story, I delve into my first of several regular series Transformers comics from 1987, starting with issue #27, where in the recently departed Optimus Prime's absence, Grimlock seizes command of the Autobots. Plus, I talk a little about my kind of sort of discovering music on the radio in January 1987, which means Bruce Hornsby and the Range.

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