Recorded live in Detroit.
In the news: New clues hinting at Amelia Earhart’s final days, Zsa Zsa Gabor’s husband puts glue in his eye, Spiderman the musical is a hilarious mess, and Scientists have found 30,000 year old bones of a cousin to Neanderthals.
In culture: Chris and Tanner review True Grit. Tanner reviews The Fighter.
In humor: Tanner and Chris put friends of the show Katie and Jason in the infamous hot seat for a live edition of Love/Hate.
Runtime: 1 hour 12 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
Chris and Tanner rant about coupons.
In the news: A postal worker delivers a woman’s mail nude nude, a woman sues Capital One over a $286 million credit card bill, whatever is the most overused word, and the top twitter trends.
In culture: Chris uncovers a penis in Teen Wolf. Tanner reviews Sufjan Stevens’ Age of Adz.
In humor: Tanner and Chris discuss pro wrestling in a Time Trial Part Deux.
Runtime: 1 hour 16 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
Chris rants about college graduation standards and people who want to just pay to get degrees.
In the news: Netflix will be dead within a few years, John Boehner cries a lot, and the Bush tax cuts are evil.
In culture: Tanner reviews Black Swan.
In humor: Tanner and Chris discuss pro wrestling in a Time Trial.
Runtime: 1 hour 24 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
(Sorry about Tanner’s audio again. It’ll be fixed next time.)
Tanner rants about climate change deniers.
In the news: NASA made perhaps the best scientific discovery of the last decade, Leslie Nielsen died, Wikileaks releases some new information about US diplomacy, and Comcast is fighting against net neutrality.
In culture: P.T. Anderson’s scientology project is put on hold, but something else is in the works. Rumors about the third Dark Knight film. And Tanner reviews the videogame VVVVVV.
In humor: Tanner puts Chris in the hot seat for an intense round of Love/Hate, submitted by a listener.
Runtime: 1 hour 19 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
In the news: North Korea attacks South Korea, an old horror movie set fools cops, FLYING SNAKES, 88 year old man shoots his wife of 70 years, and the views of the tea party are radically different than the rest of the country.
In culture: DDL is playing Lincoln, Darren Aronofsky is directing a Wolverine film, and Elder Scrolls V is in development.
In humor: Chris and Tanner roast another chain email. This one is titled “Sack Lunch.”
Runtime: 1 hour 16 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
This is an outtake of episode 52 with crappy audio quality. Enjoy, if you wish.
Tanner and the All Caps musicology team uncover a hidden meaning in Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance.” Listener Jim writes in and considers expanding dick metrics. And the first ever All Caps live show will be in December.
In the news: November 5th was the anniversary of time travel, China releases an Obama sex doll, a ten year old child has a baby, an asshole attacks a woman with his own semen, and Keith Olbermann is fired for contributing to the Democratic party.
Runtime: 45 minutes.
Music by Right on Wagner
Tanner rants about people trying to find “the one” and religious geographic bias.
In the news: Mel Gibson just needs to give up and become a super villain, Christine O’Donnell exposes Tea Party hypocrisy, wind could have parted the Red Sea, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert prepare a response to Glenn Beck, and Bill Murray is 60.
In culture: Tanner reviews Machete and Chris reviews a Dave Bazan concert.
In humor: Chris and Tanner construct their Noah’s Arks of sci-fi technology.
Runtime: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Music by Right on Wagner and Steve Minor
In the news: Japan hunts for more old ass people, Jessica Biel pictures are most likely to destroy your computer, a British TV show puts a disfigured person and an attractive person in a house full of mirrors, and anyone who doesn’t want a mosque near Ground Zero is practicing discrimination.
In culture: Tanner and Chris discuss Sufjan Stevens’ All Delighted People EP and Tanner reviews Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World.
In humor: Chris reads yet another racist chain email. And here’s the news story about a kid getting sent home for wearing an American flag t-shirt.
Runtime: 1 hour 45 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Steve Minor.
Tanner and Chris discuss genealogy.
In the news: A guy marinates a cat in his trunk and plans to eat it but is caught, dog eats its owner’s rotten toe, Jet Blue flight attendant quits in style, Google is turning to the dark side.
In culture: Tanner and Chris review Arcade Fire Suburbs. And they wonder if the whole album is plagiarized.
In humor: Chris initiates a Time Trial about chores.
Runtime: 1 hour 12 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner.
Tanner talks about The Cove and his potential vegetarianism.
In the news: A guy intentionally pukes on a girl at a sporting event, mortuary fakes funerals for money, Tokyo’s oldest man has been dead for 30 years, and the Triceratops may not have existed.
In culture: Tanner reviews The A-Team film.
In humor: Chris throws four real movie plots and one fake one at Tanner in Plot Poseurs.
Runtime: 1 hour 14 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner.
In the news: Wikileaks reveals information about the Afghan War, a food bank serves dog food, someone is shot after insulting a guy’s vodka bottle, and cops in Ohio can continue giving speeding tickets based on visual evidence.
In culture: Tanner and Chris discuss next summer’s comic book movies.
In humor: Tanner and Chris roast an intelligent design themed chain email.
Runtime: 1 hour 32 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner.
Chris reports in from the War of Zach Anner in Guatemala
In the news: Westboro Baptist Church is protesting comic con, there were two UFO sightings in China, a three year old moron supposedly is a genius, and a dead kitten was found in a Bass Pro Shop freezer.
In culture: Tanner and Chris review Inception.
In humor: Tanner and Chris discuss team sports in this week’s Time Trial.
Runtime: 1 hour 28 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner.