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Mike reads through the May Previews, and finds himself excited by Star Trek / Green Lantern #1, the return of the 1998 Black Panther series, and Batgirl Annual #3.

In an all-singing, all-dancing Hey, Gurlfriend (except only one host ever sings and you can't really see the dancing), Hannah and Will look at the last 15 years of musicals before talking about Into the Woods. Movies are praised, a few are trashed, and did we mention that Will sings at one point? We're sorry about that.

Answering Mike's call for new segments, Pandy and Christian debut List and Shout!, a semi-serious, semi-subjective look at characters across all of fiction. In this inaugural edition, the hosts rank both their favorite and worst teachers, in addition to the least effective head teachers. Along the way, the hosts discuss sentient rooms from space, give childish names to their Pokemon rivals, and bo...

It's time for Mike to stumble his way through the Previews catalog!

Dan and Wendee deliver their report of Arisia 2015. Along the way the topic diverts to such things as the uselessness of shadowcasting television programs and fans who are douchenozzles.

Mike puts a call out for new segments, then he reads through the February edition of Previews. This episode brought to you by Cool, Refreshing Water.

For as long as there have been games, there have been tie-ins to other media. In this TV 101, Will takes a look at some of them, both video- and board-based. Some are good, some are bad, some are just bizarre. Also: terrible Dave Coulier jokes, a theory on how Donna Martin graduated, and inappropriate behavior from the Desperate Housewives.

As the 2014 Earth-2.net: The Show Advent Calendar comes to a close, it would seem The Ghost of Christmas Past is upon us! Join Des and Mike (from 2008) as they cover Fantastic Four #5-8. Time-traveling, pirates, and Doctor Doom! And that's all from one issue! Also, from the letters pages: fans-turned writers, fantasy casting, and casual sexism.

TV 101 is bringing you a double helping of festive happiness. First, yes listeners, there is a Santa Claus and no one ever seems to think about the deeper ramifications of this revelation. Then, Will takes a look at three forgotten Christmas specials that probably should have stayed this way. All this and why Jeffy is terrible.

Please enjoy this episode of The Henry Morgan Show entitled "Christmas Story."

It's time for The Show to get literary on your ass with Little Women.

Gather 'round children, and listen to another Christmas story by Charles Dickens: The Cricket on the Hearth. A Fairy Tale of Home.

Today it's The Amazing Adventures of Holo-Man!

Sherlock Holmes stars in "The Blue Carbuncle," a Christmas adventure.

Peter Pan Records presents these three (awful) stories: "Jaws of the Shark," "The Sacred Killer Shark," and "Treasure of the Sharks."

Jimmy Stewart stars in "Britt Ponsett's Christmas Carol," an episode of The Six Shooter.

You Better Not Shout / You Better Not Cry / You Better Not Pout / I'm Telling You Why / Hannah and Will are Covering their Favorite Santas.

Today you'll hear three Power Records starring Scooby-Doo: Scooby-Doo and the Mystery of the Strange Paw Prints, Scooby-Doo and the Mystery of the Sticky Money, and Scooby-Doo and the Mystery of the Rider Without a Head.

The Celebrity Q&A Session with Stephen Amell, a Fan Expo Canada 2014 panel.

The Six Million Dollar Man: Hear 4 Exciting Christmas Adventures presents "The Toymaker," "The Kris Kringle Caper," "Christmas Lights," and "Elves' Revolt." Plus, an extra-special treat.

Rarely have Hannah and Will had as many mixed feelings for a film as they do about The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1. While many elements burn bright, others left them feeling cold. Also, a discussion of the practice of releasing films in multiple parts.

The Celebrity Q&A Session with the cast of The Walking Dead, a Fan Expo Canada 2014 panel.

The Batman Mystery Club presents "The Monster of Dumphreys Hall."

The Legendary Stan Lee, a Fan Expo Canada 2014 panel.

It's been over a year in the making but Ian Wilson and Tom Hemmings are back with another Comic Reel-lief Lists episode! Definitely recorded back in June (despite Tom's attempts to break kayfabe), the duo weigh in on their Top 10 Best and Worst Love Interests, as well as the Best Mentors. They also ask important questions such as whether ducks are really animals, and what Batman's safe word is. Th...