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Superhero Time Presents: That One Episode Of Star Trek’s Month Of Hell “Natural Law”

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Tom Paris gets a speeding ticket, while Chakotay and Seven of Nine crash in a nature preserve, ultimately threatening an indigenous population with forced resettlement by the more advanced culture that wants to exploit their land and resources. Subtle WARNING: Explicit language From the minds that brought you Superhero Time, the internet’s most offensive podcast…

Get the Skinny – 046: Pokemon Gone

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This week on Get the Skinny: The guys finally get to tell you about their Pokemon Go exploits, plus Brian shares his experiences at Planet Fitness, John shares some sweet Cheerwine news, plus a health update from Brian. All that and more on this week’s Get the Skinny!

Being Awesome with Rob Springer – 067

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Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car” is asingle by Trinidadian-born British singer Billy Ocean, based on a line in the Sherman Brothers’ song (famously covered by Johnny Burnette as well as Ringo Starr) “You’re Sixteen”. Part of its popularity lay in its cutting-edge (for the time) video, which featured cartoon mixed with live-action…

Radio Free Cybertron – 478

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Platinum Edition Combiner Wars Liokaiser lands as a $110 Entertainment Earth exclusive at SDCC 2016. Machinima’s Combiner Wars casts Jon Bailey as Optimus Prime, IDW renames its comics, and Diecast calls MakeToys’ Despotron the best third-party figure ever.

The RFC Mini-cast – 053: Titans Returned

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Matt has nearly all of Titans Return waves 1 and 2. Fortress Maximus beats Metroplex, Rewind wins the Legends and Stripes loses. Galvatron’s cannon mode is nailed, and the Titan Masters are more fun than expected.

Radio Free Cybertron – 477

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Hasbro’s Generations Liokaiser set gets its best look yet, and a surprise Toys R Us Robots in Disguise wave brings a new Starscream. John Barber steps down as IDW editor. Plus Titans Return Legends: Wheelie shines, Stripes does not.

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