Dave finds no love in Paris. Mac goes ghostbusting. Patrick gets dirty with MacGruber. Mike finds live action with Aqua Teen. The studios dump a load of crappy catalog titles onto DVD and Blu-ray. Interesting movie trivia you may not know. Memorable sirens and seductresses. Brainstorming movie-themed slot machines. Disappointing film climaxes and television series finales.

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Time has finally run out. The Verdict branch of CTU -- Dave, Erich, Mac, and Mike -- hunker down to debrief eight seasons worth of Jack Bauer and friends on 24. Favorite moments, memorable characters, ridiculous plot lines... these guys leave no stone unturned.

The Dixons take a breather from their quest to reclaim the wilds of their backyard from feral hounds to celebrate Empire Strikes Back's 30th birthday and talk the end of the TV season, as their favorites draw to a close for another year. Then it's time to harness up the horses and strap on the sandals for a review of 1959 Best Picture winner Ben Hur.

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This week, Clark jumps in his time machine and travels back to the year 1982, spotlighting film music selections from The Thing, Poltergeist, E.T., First Blood, Butterfly, Blade Runner, Author! Author!, I Ought to Be in Pictures, The Dark Crystal, A Little Sex and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. In addition, he reviews the animated film Shrek: The Final Chapter. Enjoy!

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Judge David Johnson can cross one more item off his bucket list, following this 30 min interview with childhood hero Warwick Davis, aka Williow. Just be forewarned, the geek barometer is about to shatter all previous records

Verdict's own Lost experts -- Erich, Dave, and Brett -- debrief, debate, and debunk the final two and a half hours of what may be the world's most discussed television series. Why the time travel? Where were Walt and Michael? Who were The Others? Why could Hurley see dead people? Did the Man in Black become the Smoke Monster, or did his death simply release it? What was the purpose behind the numbers? What did the last 10 minutes really mean? Favorite episodes? Least favorite episodes?

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Mac marries a prostitute. Patrick indulges The Human Centipede. Mike remains a captive of V. Dave goes to the movies. Erich shows off his Bucky Balls. Characters that drive feminists crazy. Creative conveyer belt deaths. Memorable broken bones. Ill conceived celebrity GPS voices. Plus: Spoilerific discussions of Lost and 24.

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Dave, Jon, and Erich tackle such heady topics as Dave's interview with Warwick Davis, buying (and selling) games at yard sales, and whether the "real" Street Fighter players are on the PS3. Games discussed include Red Dead Redemption, 3D Dot Games Heroes, Rocket Knight, and Puzzle Chronicles.

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Chief Justice Michael Stailey has the pleasure of sitting down with actor Lee Horsley to talk about the release of Matt Houston on DVD, his co-star Pamela Hensley, the ever-changing business of television, and his new writing career.

This week, Clark explores the film music of composer Mychael Danna, offering selections from Breach, Exotica, Fracture, Surf's Up, Bounce, Little Miss Sunshine, and Ride with the Devil. In addition, Clark reviews the first two summer blockbusters: Robin Hood and Iron Man 2. Enjoy!

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Kickin' it old school, Dave and Mac fly solo this week with a 30 minute confab on Iron Man 2, Iron Man: The Animated Series, Tsunami-themed DVD releases, Fiscally irresponsible villains, and Ridiculous suits of armor.

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Tim, Steve, and Erich unpack another week of gaming goodness. Tim shares his so-so impressions of the Halo: Reach beta, Erich finds out the toughest opponent in Super Street Fighter IV is the controller he's using to play it, and Steve scratches his post-apocalyptic itch with a trip back to the world of Fallout 3.

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With dance competition season over, The Dixons breathe a sigh of relief. Now their lives can go from insane back to good old crazy, starting with 30 minutes of May film debut records, Iron Man 2, recent teasers and trailers, the new Spielberg/Abrams project, and more. As Michelle is so fond of saying, "You'll like it. It's good!"

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This week, Clark places the spotlight on one of India's most prolific composers, Maestro Ilayaraja. Odds are pretty high you aren't familiar with the films or the music spotlighted, but odds are equally high you'll enjoy this diverse selection. In addition, Clark browses the summer movie schedule, offering his thoughts on what looks promising and what doesn't. Enjoy!

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Aliens invade Filibuster HQ. Dave ambushes the team with coolest spaceship interiors and goes cuckoo for Magoo. Mike is suffering Stockholm Syndrome with V, and wetting himself with excitement over Machete. Erich shacks up with Mister Friendly in Happy Town. Mac is one of many depressed Survivors. Insane moments from Saturday morning cartoons. Movie soundtracks you are ashamed to like. And spoiler-laden discussions of Lost and 24.

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Adam and Erich face off in a battle to see who knows less about Capcom's big fighting game update, Super Street Fighter IV. Is it the guy who played a lot of the previous game but hasn't cracked the shrinkwrap on the new one, or the guy who bought the game but is brand new to fighting games? Either way, they kill half an hour with talk of characters, tactics, and the pain of beatdowns at the hands of internet strangers. Can you listen to this week's podcast? Shor-yu-ken!

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Winter digs its dying clutches into the Dixons, whose dance-induced traffic woes, cell phone cheapness, Kobo infatuation, and Iron Man 2 scheduling are only the lead-in to a review of 1957 Best Picture winner The Bridge on the River Kwai.

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It's another New and Recent Releases program, as Clark spotlights selections from Green Zone, Never Say Never Again, Franklyn, Fringe: Season One, and new re-recordings of classic film and television themes. Plus, Clark encounters a new Freddy Krueger in his review of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Enjoy!

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Michael, Chris, Dan, and Steve gaze into the Cinema Verdict crystal ball for a look at what we can expect from Hollywood this summer, from Iron Man 2 (May 7) to Piranha 3-D (Aug 27) and everything in between.

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