We chat with SCRUBS creator Bill Lawrence about the future of the show, the future of this blog, and the internet resurrection of his pilot NOBODY’S WATCHING.

Submitted for your approval: An alien and his dog take a seemingly insignificant airplane voyage to a destination known… as the Twilight Zone… or is it?

What does Mel Gibson’s meltdown say about the American Dream? Director/Actor Sam Jaeger discusses.

It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring 3rd ROCK, KIDS IN THE HALL, Weird Al, THE SIMPSONS, APOCALYPSE NOW, and more…

D.K. Holm examines the case for the endangered status of the almighty film critic…

Christopher Stipp presents audio direct from Samuel L. Jackson and Kenan Thompson regarding SNAKES and even has the time to look at the trailers for EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH, CHILDREN OF MEN, THE FOUNTAIN and, the remarkably sharp, BABEL.

Peter takes in a panel on the Disney elegy DREAM ON SILLY DREAMER and comes face-to-face with a Stormtrooper.

MC is out on vacation leaving Double A to pick of the slack. Kick back and take a ride down memory lane as we detail the carreer of one of the greatest groups in rap history: The Fat Boys.

Gee, is it nearly election time already? Fred must think so, since that’s the focus of this week’s Hembeckian missive…

It’s a new year with a new crop of young writers on staff, and here’s their journal of the experience…

This week, Hod’s unintentionally charming ways earn him the ire of one of his classmates.

Sideshow Collectibles has teamed up with Quick Stop to offer our readers a chance to win their very own Premium Format Princess Leia.

Let’s pop some wheelies with our favorite Bedrock bad boy, Fred Flintstone! Don’t remember him in a race car? Well, neither does Michael, but that doesn’t stop him from checking out the new deluxe set from Mcfarlane.

Is Joe truly a slacker with no shame, as the TODAY SHOW branded him? Is it harsh, or brutally accurate? The latest Party Favors may have a clue…

We go in-depth with the legendary voice behind The Brain (of PINKY & THE BRAIN fame), as well as more characters than you can shake a stick at, on everything from FUTURAMA to THE CRITIC.

In the wake of a major setback for his film, Sam discusses his faltering self-worth. Yee-ha!!

Widge hatches an insidious plot to bring the humiliation of SUPERMAN RETURNS to diabolical fruition, then tries to help you out when it comes to the Legion of Doom…sorry, we mean the RIAA. The fact their HQ is shaped like a Vader head and rises up out of a swamp is purely coincidental. So is the fact that every time you download a song they make a sound like Solomon Grundy. All coincidence.

This week, the design team has a few more tricks up their sleeves for bringing down that house.

This week, Britt Schramm does some investigative reporting and gives you his fair and balanced opinion on an officially Marvel-licensed product. And his results just might surprise you. All that plus the PftL Inbox and more.

Peter’s back with a look at Mark Evanier’s mini-con, Jerry Robinson, and what it could take to get Fred Hembeck to go to Comic-Con…

Michael takes on WTC, TALLEDEGA NIGHTS, BARNYARD, and even tries out a STEP or two…

So the last movie only made $200 million at the box office. That’s no reason to believe in a “SUPERMAN Curse,” right? Right? This week’s ATB dares to ask if there are other comic book movie curses out there…

It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring ELK’S RUN, [adult swim], SIMPSONS toys, Steve Allen, FARSCAPE, The Rolling Stones, and more…

Distributing audio from the SNAKES ON A PLANE panel is just one stop on the Hershey Highway as Christopher Stipp also checks out trailers for CRANK, THE GREAT NEW WONDERFUL, RUNNING WITH SCISSORS and the not-so-dazzling THE PRESTIGE.

Mayberry chats with Eisner Award winners Scott Kurtz (“PVP”, “Truth, Justin, and the American Way”) and Doug TenNapel (“Iron West”, “Earthworm Jim”), as well as Internet staple Stephen Notley (“Bob the Angry Flower”) in another round of interviews at the San Diego Comic-Con.