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Animezing Podcast is Earth-2.net's source for news, reviews, previews and everything else you want to know about anime and manga! Whether you're a diehard otaku or even just a little curious about Asian animation, this is the show for you.

From "The Boy in the Iceberg" to "Avatar Aang," Randy Forbister, Steph Ives, and Kellen Scrivens dissect every episode of the legendary cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Earth-2.net's resident podcast for all things Joss Whedon. Hannah and Will go through Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Serenity, Dr. Horrible, Dollhouse, and anything else Joss might whip up in the meantime.

No matter if you're new to Doctor Who or a longtime fan, Bigger on the Inside is the podcast for you! The two hosts — one a very knowledgeable fan, the other being new to the program — will examine every serial with keen eyes and an unending wit.

Tales of speculative fiction have been told since before recorded history, but in the past century it has grown into an art form all its own. From Asimov to Wells, from adventures in space opera to cyberpunk dystopias, from Amazing Stories to your e-reader and beyond, join us as we discuss some of the most important and acclaimed science fiction novels of all time. Warning: Here be spoilers.

In 1997, Vince McMahon's WWF was at a crossroads. With Ted Turner's WCW and its nWo storyline dominating the legendary Monday Night Ratings War, the WWF found itself in the unfamiliar territory of having to fight from behind to become the number one promotion again. History shows us that they were successful, but Tom Hemmings and Kellen Scrivens decided to take a long, hard, and thorough look of how it happened. What worked, what didn't, and how does it all hold up today?

From reviews to interviews to news, Dread Media is your source for the best, the worst and weirdest the horror genre has to offer. Every week Desmond Reddick casts a shadow over all aspects of the genre. Movies, books, television, comic books, music... nothing is safe. It's horror geek Mecca! Look for new episodes of Dread Media every Monday, and listen with the lights on!

Dread Media Presents is for everything Dread Media could not contain! A collection of the macabre, grotesque, and entertaining minicasts brought to you by Dread Media and Earth-2.net.

Desmond and DW are on a rock n' roll odyssey to review their favorite bands' discographies album-by-album, track-by-track. You see, kids: there used to be things called albums that were a collection of songs by a single musical artist or group of artists. You may have to take our word on that.

Earth-2.net: The Show is a weekly mishmash of reviews and editorials focusing on comic books, video games, anime / manga, and sci-fi / horror.

Years in the making, Earth-2.net's Star Trek podcast has arrived! Whether you're a fan of Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway, or Archer, you'll want to listen to this chronicle of every Star Trek franchise from start to finish!

Extra Lives is a podcast about video games. Every two weeks, Aaron Robinson and Damien Wilkens come together to bring you some of the most entertaining (and often eccentric) discussions on current and classic gaming without the over-analytical news format of other shows. Join the Aussie and the American as they revisit some of the best and worst examples of gaming history, while at the same time keeping current with talk of the newest and upcoming titles on the horizon. They also like to make jokes about codpieces. We're sorry.

For better or worse, it seems as though Hollywood is bent on remaking every movie and rebooting every franchise. Sometimes they're warranted, but most often they're not. Either way, a new version of your favorite movie is near. And that's where married couple Michael and Shana Sims come in. Every other Friday they'll recast, rewrite, and reboot cinematic classics, underrated gems, and stinkers with potential. Hollywood might not get it right, but these two will.

For Your Ears Only fills that niche in the podcasting market for a monthly run-through of all James Bond films in chronological order. Hosted by genuine British people Ian Wilson and Adham Fisher, this podcast celebrates both the past and the future of England's most venerable action hero, and will leave the audience shaken, if not stirred!

Every month, genuine British brothers Ian and Andy Wilson look at a trio of entries in an actor's filmography to gauge their range, talent, and shoe size.

Married to Movies is the he said / she said review show with a twist. Every episode, real life married couple Desmond and Megan alternate between a chick flick and a guy's film. Whether it's boobs and blood you love in your movies or tears and dance numbers, these two will give an honest evaluation of its merits. If they can keep from fighting with each other, that is.

Former Extra Lives co-hosts Aaron Robinson and Damien Wilkens are back to talk about life. It's a thing.

Dave Probert and Ian Wilson watch Blake's 7 from the beginning, giving their thoughts on each episode from their perspective as long-term fan and newcomer, respectively.

Tranquil Tirades, dispensing monthly doses of sardonic wit and righteous anger on the worst movies of all time!

Dave Probert and Ian Wilson watch short-lived TV shows to see if they were cut off in their prime or put out of their misery.

Starting with the critically acclaimed Batman: The Animated Series, hosts Michael David Sims and James Deaux will review every episode of every cartoon in the DC Animated Universe. Every other Wednesday World's Finest Podcast will focus on five episodes of a DCAU cartoon, taking long, hard looks at the story, animation, dialog and character development. Along the way Easter Eggs and little bits of trivia will be pointed out, and laughs will be had by all!

Here you'll find general news and discussions relating to the comic book industry. This is also the place to discuss web comics.

With much thanks to Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada, Marvel has ushered in the Platinum Age of comics by hiring the best writers the industry has ever seen — and in the process we've been rewarded with titles such as Ultimate Spider-Man and Daredevil.

DC isn't just about Superman and Batman anymore. The publisher has a more modern, realistic line in Wildstorm. A mature readers imprint responsible for some of the best comics of all time in Vertigo. And an awesome kids line of comics in Johnny DC. But if you're still interested in the heroes who defined superhero comic books, the DC Universe combines the best writers and artists in the business on some of the world's most iconic characters for your monthly enjoyment.

Image, Dark Horse, Boom!, Dynamite, and so many other smaller publishers might not have the financial power of Marvel and DC, but they produce great comic books nonetheless. Feel free to promote your own comic in here as well.

Here you'll find general news and discussions relating to the video game industry.

With the launch of the Wii U, Nintendo is looking to bridge the gap between the hardcore and casual gamer, while the 3DS is still dominating the handheld market.

Though the Vita didn't rock the world, the PS3 has enjoyed a resurgence through increased focus on the PlayStation Plus service and a small but impressive library of exclusive franchises.

Xbox Live is still the dominant force in online gaming, with little end in sight. Through sheer force of will and a powerful library, Microsoft has managed to keep gamers glued to their seats without any handhelds or next-gen teases.

At the end of the console cycle, the PC has become home to the best versions of big-budget titles, along with a steady stream of indie developers keeping the art alive.

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Wanna talk about a movie or television show that doesn't fit into one of the categories listed below? Then do it here.

We're lucky to be living in the renaissance of the comic book adaptation. Sure, they're not all winners, but the occasional bomb is surely offset by epic blockbusters like Spider-Man 2.
Comic book related cartoons should also be discussed here.

Horror, sci-fi and fantasy have been in an upswing these last few years, with many thanks to Saw, Doctor Who and The Lord of the Rings. Will that trend continue, or will perpetual sequels and spinoffs once again water-down the genres?

Though the heyday of Saturday morning cartoons have come and gone, there are still many outlets to get our retro and modern cartoon fixes.

For the discussion of the mega-popular Japanese animation styles of anime and manga. Be it books, movies or TV shows, it's all fair game here.

Think Batman would kick the snot out of Spider-Man? Ever wonder who'd walk away if Agent Smith took on Darth Vader? Then this is the forum for you.

Use this section to discuss fights and tournaments you'd like to see.

Fights that predate the current version of Versus can be found here.

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Talk about anything that isn't covered by the other forums.

Just because we're geeks doesn't mean we're oblivious to the wide world of sports. Here you can discuss football (both kinds), baseball, MMA, wrestling, rugby and whatever else you're into.

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