In this episode, Green Lantern behaves very oddly...no, not in the story that depicts his trial, but in the story where he lets his power ring fall through his trouser pocket and celebrates the marriage of his friend by extolling the joy of getting married so that your wife can sew your clothes.

In this episode, we look at one of the great cinematic idols of the 80's, Sylvester Stallone, through the prism of one of his greatest characters, John Rambo.  The popularity of one reflects the other, and we trace how what Stallone went through helped shape the character's maturity.

The Boys Outta Brooklyn takes on a trio of films that were inspired by the works of Alan Moore: the incredulously silly Return of The Swamp Thing, the contraversial League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and the fantastic V for Vendetta.  Plus stories of brushes with Moore and Sean Connery and Derrick actually has something nice to say about Natalie Portman!

It's another review episode, as Tom and Derrick look at <i>Gran Torino</i>, <i>The Curious Case of Benjamin Button</i> and <i>Seven Pounds</i>, while Tom goes off on a rant concerning the man who told Eva Mendes she looked like Raquel Welch....

In this episode, The Guys Outta Brooklyn celebrate their fiftieth recording by talking about a sextet of films that helped shape their lives.  Including in this discussion are Tom's recounting how Danny Kaye kept the bond between him and his mom strong, Derrick talking about the first time he ever saw a movie, and what both of them did during Thanksgiving.  All this and the return of Special Correspondent Cade Reddick--joined by his younger brother and Baby Jaguar!

It's the last issue of the 'Captain America in WWII' arc, as Cap and Bucky feign unconsciousness, dying just doesn't stop Celia from talking...and talking, and Rawlings blows things up good!

In this episode of our overview of the James Bond films, we cover one film that is a pinnacle of Roger Moore's Bondian career...and one film that is so awful Tom and Derrick have to resort to Foghorn Leghorn impressions to get them through it.  Plus a discussion of the Stanley Kubrick/James Bond connection and more rapturious love for Carolyn Munro.

In this issue, our man Hal goes to a subatomic world to fix a problem he caused and tells....grumblemutter...Pieface the origins of his oath.

And the scary thing is...this isn't the worst thing Tom Kalmaku is called this time around.