Influenced by the full moon, The Dixons find themselves resurrecting Flick Swap for Fantastic Mr. Fox, regaling anniversary and birthday stories/plans, review the thinly veiled educational-themed DVD The Magic School Bus: Super Sports Fun, and immerse themselves in Disneyland memories -- from Disneyland: Secrets, Stories, and Magic to their 2009 vacation. Special appearances by Connor and Emily. Have a fun spring break and a relaxing and cuss-free Easter weekend! (Oh, and pay no attention to the weird audio snow that appears two-thirds of the way through.)

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This week, Clark dives into another batch of new and recent CD releases, spotlighting excellent film music both new and old. You'll hear selections from The Hawaiians, The Spiral Road, The Pacific, Chloe, The Flash, and The Goonies. In addition, Clark reviews How to Train Your Dragon and offers a suite of music from John Powell's score. Enjoy!

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Dave, Mac, Erich, and Mike fill their brainpans with talk of Secret of the Kells, Sons of Tucson, FX's Justified, and the insanity of GI Joe: Season 2. Meanwhile, Dave processes through disturbing memories of Young Sherlock Holmes; Mike accidentally watches all of Bloodsport; Erich immerses himself in the world of Richard Alpert; Mac goes a bit Bizarro; and so much more.

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Erich, Dave, and Tim descend into the depths of Hell. They also discuss the God of War series. (Ba-ding!). To balance things out, Erich gives his first impressions of Pokemon SoulSilver. Is Pokemon ownership akin to slavery? Other games discussed include Heavy Rain, Advance Wars, and Alan Wake.

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It's a TV drought as the Dixons talk new shows and hiatus hell, Rosie taking Oprah's throne, and Izzie leaving Grey's Anatomy... stat! Kent whines about less-than-ideal Captain America casting, and Michelle provides a glowing pre-release review of DreamWork's How To Train Your Dragon and a better-late-than-never review of (500) Days of Summer. Enjoy!

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This week, Clark heads down the rabbit hole for a journey into a series of musical wonderlands, spotlighting scores written for four different adaptations of Alice in Wonderland from composers Oliver Wallace, John Barry, Richard Hartley, and Danny Elfman. Plus, Clark expresses his disappointment with Tim Burton's new version of the tale. You won't find out why a raven is like a writing desk, but you will hear some delightful music!

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Dave, Mac, Mike, and Patrick return to Wonderland for an hour of mirth and madness -- reveling in video stores going out of business, trudging through painfully vintage Star Trek, getting schooled by Undefeatable, bunking with the Real Housewives of New Jersey, beset by ninjas, roadtrippin' in the SuperVan, good guys who make "dick moves," legendary fictional TV bands, fictional worlds you would hate to be banished to, and the most important topic of the week: "What is and isn't awesome?"

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Steve and Adam join Erich for an RPG-heavy first segment. Adam talks Dragon Warrior V (or should that be Dragon Quest V?), Steve splits his time between the Dragon Age: Origins Awakenings expansion pack and Final Fantasy XIII. He likes one but not the other; can you guess which is which? Erich, meanwhile, is still plugging away at Mega Man 10. In the second half of the show, the boys talk about the big news coming out of last week's Game Developer's Conference: Sony's new Move motion controller. Is it a Wii killer, or weak... um... iller?

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The Dixons shed their winter coats and make a run for the Couch to talk The Shrine Circus, car tire puns, the latest movie clips in a new feature called Trailer Trash, and the mystery behind 1953 Best Picture winner From Here to Eternity. Enjoy!

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Controversial director Roman Polanski is in the spotlight this week, as Clark features choice scores from a handful of Polanski's films: Chinatown, Frantic, Death and the Maiden, The Ninth Gate, Oliver Twist, and The Ghost Writer -- which is also this week's movie review. Enjoy!

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