In this episode:

• the iPhone 4 on Verizon,
• a stupid style (sweater parties),
• a Five Guys correction,
• The Ron and Fez Show stealing our “This Man Is not Dead” bit,
• Australian comedian James Smith talking about seppos,
• making posters in elementary school for S.E.P.P.O. disabled competitive sporting events,
• Robopocalypse vs. the Roboplastic Podcastalypse,
• counterfeit versions of The Paunch Stevenson Show,
• old toy robots we’ve never heard of (Lords of Light, Micronauts, Interchangeables, Starriors, and Robo Force),
• Greg and Rob randomly seeing each other on the bus to NYC,
• the Paunch luck (Greg getting ripped off at a Chinese buffet in Manhattan),
• celebrity deaths (Gerry Rafferty, Captain Beefheart, Blake Edwards, and Bob Feller),
• our movie review of The Other Guys (2010) staring Will Ferrell,
• Michael J. Fox’s outtakes from The Frighteners (1996),
• AVGN James Rolfe’s interview with Marty McFly voice actor AJ LoCascio,
• Michael Gambon on British TV show Top Gear telling a crazy story about Christian Slater,
• Michael Caine on British TV show Parkinson doing an impersonation of himself and Sean Connery,
• and George Martin’s horrible 1998 album In My Life featuring Robin Williams, Bobby McFerrin, Jim Carrey, Sean Connery, and Billy Connolly.

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Our first-ever completely unedited episode!

In this episode:

• Michael Caine skips out on his book signing!,
• The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) starring Michael Caine,
• the song “Michael Caine” (1984) by Madness,
• celebrity deaths (Tom Bosley of Happy Days and David the Gnome, and the inventor of fractals Benoit Mandelbrot),
• the new “emo” inspired Superman redesign,
• Jean-Claude Van Damme denies having a heart attack while doing split,
• the Back to the Future teaser trailer redone for the Spike Scream Awards (video),
• Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd celebrate the BTTF 25th anniversary (video),
• Bill Murray appears at the awards in his Ghostbusters costume! (video),
• once again the upcoming movie Ghostbusters III (2012),
• AMC Theaters re-release of Back to the Future (1985),
• fan customized DeLorean DMC-12′s to look like the movie versions,
• The Heartbreak Kid (2007) starring Ben Stiller,
• the upcoming movie Gulliver’s Travels (2010) starring Jack Black,
• Fleischer Studios’ Gulliver’s Travels (1939) animated feature film,
• the HBO series Bored to Death starring Ted Danson and Jason Schwartzman,
• the new Huey Lewis and the News album Soulsville (2010),
• the perfect length of a pop or rock and roll song,
• Taylor Swift and her obnoxiously long and bad songs,
• past oldies-inspired Huey Lewis albums Plan B (2001) and Four Chords and Several Years Ago (1994),
• Will Smith’s daughter Willow Smith and her new song “Whip My Hair,”
• Kid Rock’s new song “Born Free” – inspired by Bob Seger or ripped off from Simon and Garfunkel?,
• Randy Quaid and his wife arrested and afraid of the “Hollywood Star Whackers,”
• the new American Idol judges,
• our rapid fire movie review of The Social Network (2010) starring Jesse Eisenberg,
• and Facebook’s controversial advertising scheme.

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In this episode:

• Greg’s new Dell computer,
• sticking with Vista or upgrading to Windows 7,
• a Nintendo Entertainment System video game selling for $20,100 on eBay,
• our movie review of The Island (1980) starring Michael Caine,
• our movie review of Stay Hungry (1976) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jeff Bridges,
• our movie review of Safety Last! (1923) starring Harold Lloyd,
• James Cameron’s Avatar (2009) vs. M. Night Shyamalan’s The Last Airbender (2010),
• Happy Feet (2006),
• the upcoming Independence Day sequels,
• the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm,
• Bob Einstein’s voice,
• Leon Black (J. B. Smoove) pretending to be Jewish,
• Michael Richards making fun of his 2006 incident,
• Rosie O’Donnell,
• the Seinfeld reunion,
• and celebrity deaths (Ken Ober and Soupy Sales).

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