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Ken & Dana celebrate the first negative review of their award-winning podcast, determine that neither of them care to listen to their own podcast past the initial pain of the record, humor Dana’s insanity, dive back into the ol’ mailbag for an incredible discovery, and arrive at an emotional crossroads…
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 Del Close, Terry Jones, Johnny Depp, Alvin, Simon, Theodore, Ted Danson, Betty Davis, Booster Gold, Jack Kirby, Jessica Fletcher, Tom Snyder, David Attenborough, Kevin Costner, Ben Grimm, and more…
We’re giving away, in conjunction with Paramount Home Video, five (5) copies of THERE WILL BE BLOOD on DVD…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
We’re giving away, in conjunction with Shout! Factory, a copy of JOHN, PAUL, TOM & RINGO: THE TOMORROW SHOW WITH TOM SNYDER on DVD…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Aaron returns to Irish shores to find The Rev huddled in a corner of the studio, crying and unwashed. After a few hours of snuggling and reassurances that he’ll never leave again, the two guys get down to the regular business of spouting nonsense. They discuss the plight of atomic suicidal deer and how they pertain to M. Night Shyamalan’s latest effort, A’Tuin the tortoise’s 40-a-day smoking habit, vaginal appendix extraction, suicide robots, and another thrilling installment of “You Put What Where?!” There’s also some good music from Jayk, Marner Brown and Friday Night Lights…
We’re giving away, in conjunction with Fox Home Video, three (3) copies of MRS. DOUBTFIRE: BEHIND-THE-SEAMS EDITION on DVD…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Will attempts to help you through one the bleakest weeks of television viewing yet, but he guarantees that one of his picks is going to knock your fracking socks off (and it isn’t Paris Hilton on MY NAME IS EARL)…
The Kids In The Hall are on the road this Spring. Get ready for the Chicken Lady…
Peter continues his in-depth look at Mark Evanier’s mighty tome KIRBY: KING OF COMICS and the man behind the legend, Jack Kirby…
We’re giving away, in conjunction with BBC Home Video, five (5) copies of TERRY JONES’ MEDIEVAL LIVES on DVD…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Ken & Dana return with a brilliant new take on a Saturday Morning staple, plus diversions into woodworking, limericks, Dom Deluise, celebrities showing their age, Dana’s relationship with his brother, and even John Hodgman…
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 Patrick Fugit, Bonnie & Clyde, Ang Lee, Johnny Cash, James West, Ethan Hawke, Lou Gehrig, Richard Kelly, Eliot Ness, and more…
Matt’s back with a look at this week’s comics, and his review of Wizard World LA…
Christopher Stipp takes some time with one of the actors of 21 and talks a little about reality television, about every man’s fear of getting backdoored and what it’s like to try and tip the odds well into your favor…
Today’s links to our favorite finds around the web…
Widgett Walls breaks his vow of silence (but not of poverty) to review the live comedy musical juggernaut that is a Paul and Storm/Jonathan Coulton gig.
As if his abandonment issues weren’t bad enough, Brian was left to fend for himself this week. And so, along with guest-host Shona Conway, he went out the night before in order to drown his sorrows. The following 40-minutes are a result of their shared hangovers. Expect bile to be spat about sexuality, nakedness, transsexualism, novelty panties, fight-starting lesbians and fish tacos. Also, there’s a belt of something awkward in some poor unfortunate’s hair for good measure…
Fred gets an out of the blue communiqué from unknown relatives, prompting a few uncomfortable revelations about his family history and mashed potatoes…
Aaron arrives in Texas and decides to take the opportunity by the hairy ones and do a show sans-Brian. Old friends of the show, The Tastydactyls, hang out with some of their buddies and things get a little messy. There’s talk of state-shaped breakfast, bear suits, and the ability to hypnotize free money out of shops. Despite the fact that we had several musicians in the studio, we have a song from guys who weren’t there – Veloura. Keep an ear out for another Cabin Fever competition to win a free CD and come back real soon for Brian’s response to Aaron’s absence.
The Dentmobile didn’t make a stop near you? No problem, as Michael provides a rundown and some photos of the event in Ann Arbor, Michigan…