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This week Brad, Frank and Bill bring you a series of audio clips and string them together in what they call Random Audio. The guys will see you next week for the live call in show on December 6

Staples, a phone call from New York, and comic book talk. All this and more on this week’s HALF HOUR WASTED- WASTED- WASTED!

Grab a pad and pencil (or pen if you prefer) because the HHW gang is about to dish out some of the high (and low) points of the TV season. It is our best (or worst) episode EVER!

This is one of those episodes where nothing happens and by the end you realize you truly have wasted not just a half hour but almost an hour. You will get a taste of what episode 150 will be like.

This week the HHW guys talk about Halloween night, listen to voice mails, talk about Brad’s new gig, and discuss the Professor’s latest accomplishment. It is a woo-hoo of an episode. This show is sponsored by Humberto Montoya.

This week HHW joins forces with the Comic Geek Speak podcast community and takes part in a “Halloween” theme show. It’s the "scary" side of Star Wars while at the Dallas Star Wars Fan Days show.

Bill gets a poorly executed prank phone call, Sage interrupts the show (no surprise there) and then the HHW crew plays a round of "Guess That TV Theme Song." Somewhere in the middle of all that, the boys engage in spoiler-filled talk about the movie Zombieland (in which Brad has to bleep a bad word that came from his own mouth), so beware! It's fun for the whole family!

This week we talk to Brad's brother about his new website, Brad gives us the skinny on his latest life-event, we talk about the “Greenbrook Project” spearheaded by Shawn Gabborin from Angry Gnome Comics, Frank gets an angry call from on old girlfriend and we get Johnny M from the Legion of Dudes podcast on the phone to talk about his quote on the cover of Top Cow’s Cyber Force Hunter Killer #2. Th...

This week Bill asks, "Why do you read comics? For action or character development?" This is one of those rare episodes where the guys actually stay on topic. This episode is sponsored by Tom Wagoner (A.K.A. Darth Wag).

This week we get a final tally from Brad’s Less-Than-Half-Price book sale, talk about the final episode of King of the Hill, ponder over Zero issues and Monty Python’s 3-sided album. This episode is sponsored by Jordan From Jersey!

Before recording, the HHW guys realized they did not have a topic for his week's show. So they decided to wing it and talk about comic books. Don’t worry, ‘cause next week they promise to have a topic… maybe.

Ever wonder what a podcast would sound like without a plan? Well are you in luck! This week the HHW guys talk about the following: HHW’s 30th month anniversary, play a game of "Guess the Cover Band", homemade thongs, Disney/Marvel buyout and a round of, "I’m Sorry... What Was That?"

Webster's dictionary defines "Astronaut Dad" as a new book by writer David Hopkins and artist Brent Schoonover. Join the HHW guys as they dive into the making of this very special graphic novel.

So, this week the HHW crew discusses Flash Rebirth issue #4 and then they get on a tangent and talk about a whole bunch of dumb stuff. Still, it's a pretty good show.

If you enjoy examining market research do we have a show for you! This week the guys go over some listeners’ emails about the show after they talk about Wednesday Comics and Legion of Three Worlds #5.

This week the HHW guys invade the Dallas Comic Con and hang out with some listeners and talk to a few creators. Lot of fun was had, tons of books were bought and absolutely no karaoke was preformed.

This week the HHW crew interviews Shawn Gabborin from Angry Gnome Comics about his exciting new project called Greenbrook. Then the guys reminisce about the late director John Hughes and announce the winners of the confession contest.

This week the guys make two confessions but only one of them is true. Can you guess which one it is?

This week the guys talk about all the big news coming out of San Diego Comic Con 2009. Brad gives an update on his comic book fire sale, we get another audio tweet from Bill and Frank recounts his recent run in with the cops.

So this week, Brad announces a sale on some trades, the guys talk to Bill's brother-in-law about being a pharmacist, we get another audio tweet from Bill, and Sage brings the show to a hilarious halt. Also, Frank plays free cell; yeah, he doesn't really bring much to this episode.

This week we talk to Flash Rebirth's artist Ethan Van Sciver. He talks about the Rebirth series, his trip to South America and working with writer Grant Morrison. This is one LEKKER episode.

Okay, here's the deal: This week's show is about two hours long, but towards the end, Bill unveils a new segment that will bring Brad and Frank to tears.

This week's episode was actually recorded two weeks ago and was meant to be released last week. Since the guys recorded a new episode for Father's Day last week, that show, from two weeks ago, got bumped up to this week. Also, this week the guys introduce a new segment, but, because of the reasons stated above, it isn't really new anymore. Trust us, it will all make sense once you listen.

This week the guys call Frank's Dad, introduce a new show segment and then top it all off with a game of Star Wars Trivial Pursuit with Brad's daughters Ashli and Alison.

This week the HHW crew reviews and conjectures Blackest Night issue 0 and Flash: Rebirth issues 2 and 3. What? Look... not every show summary has to be funny. Sheesh...