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 Popeye, Wart, The Doctor, Mike Myers, Dr. Carter, Dennis Wilson, and more…
Ken & Dana, desperate to keep their streak going despite Dana jetting off to Atlanta, scramble to put together a truncated edition of the Snydecast using tin cans and string…
With our duo deep in the grips of Euro 2008 fever (Spain FTW!!!), they attempt to pull themselves away from the TV long enough to talk about such non-football related things as sex-crazed lesbian vampires, the best and worst bits of the new Gladiators show, which dead animals Brian would and wouldn’t eat, OCD pigs, plus some advice on where not to hide one’s heroin stash. They are joined once again by their household name soap star friend, Mr. Ian Cooke, who performs Google duties throughout…
Michael hates to view the world in simple black and white…except when it comes to his Batman statues. This week he checks out the latest Batman Black and White statue from DC Direct, based on the artwork of Bob Kane!
Will walks us through a new week that starts of with sex and drugs and ends with pure testosterone. Somewhere in between he gives us the rest of the shows and also talks about the mid-season finale of BSG…
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 Wall-E, Fred Hembeck, Jamie Bell, Samuel L. Jackson, John Adams, Tony Randall, Jack Klugman, Jack Bauer, Dano, Raymond Burr, Jack Nicholson, Maxwell Smart, and more…
Ken & Dana return with the promise to end a cliffhanger, but wind up arguing over the ongoing logo contest, venture into Dana’s workshop, announce their upcoming music channel on live365, argue some more, discuss dialects, inaugurate their poetry corner, and wind up on a high note…
Christopher Stipp is back to talk about Polanski, the Hulk and kicks around some comments for the trailers of CHOKE and RELIGULOUS, one of which was superb and the other, well, not so much…
Do you remember Wet Wet Wet? No? We do. And we remembered them about 2 minutes before we started to record this show, which unfortunately led to us babbling on about them for a long time. We do have a lot of the regular stuff for you though. Stories about free airplanes, innuendo ridden nails in the head, and the good news that we can be your financial managers. And Wet Wet Wet. I can’t stress enough how much Marti Pellow is involved. Chef Joel (creator of the Snydewich) was wonderful enough to create a splendor for us too. Plus, a bonus episode!
There might be pegs and shelves full of Indiana Jones, Batman, and Hulk crap, but let’s not forget the old standby – Star Wars. Michael takes a look at the latest release in Gentle Giant’s long running mini-bust series, the Tusken Raider…
It was a fierce battle amongst our songwriting Challengers and Masters, but Round 1 voting has ended. Click here to find out which of our Challengers are moving on to Round 2…
Will talks a little about WEEDS before he takes on, with Herculean effort, the schedule offerings that the oncoming week of television have to offer. Brace yourself, it’s going to get ugly…