This week, Clark explores the music of composer Michael Nyman, offering selections from The Piano, The Draughtsman's Contract, The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover, Gattaca, A Zed and Two Noughts, Prospero's Books, The Claim, Wonderland, and The End of the Affair. In addition, the Disney animated film Tangled is reviewed. Enjoy!

Dave and Dan crack the top 10 on their list of 20 Films Despised by Prius Enthusiasts, with an 11th hour assist from their boss, Chief Justice Michael Stailey. This week: Pooping puppets (#10) and the Pixarian proletariat (#9). Trust us folks, it only gets more offensive from here. Sponsored, as always, by the greedy bastards who are the Old White Man Cabal.

Patrick and Doug allegedly join Dumbledore's Army to protect Harry, Ron, Hermione, but we know all they really want to do is f the heck out of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1.

Join Steve, Jon, and Blair as the Newfie trio runs down what's new and exciting in their living rooms. Blair's been busy with Goldeneye, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, and Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep. Jon's been playing a bit of Sony's Sly Cooper Collection himself, in between Call of Duty: Black Ops and Ys: The Oath in Felghana. Steve, meanwhile, ain't too into Sly Cooper, but he and Jon share some excitement over Donkey Kong Country Returns, and he's been digging Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom when he isn't busy with Gran Turismo 5 and Two Worlds II.

It's time for another new and recent releases program, as Clark offers selections from Mirrors 2, Fair Game, Megamind, The Special Relationship, Let Me In, and a quartet of Doctor Who specials. In addition, Tony Scott's runaway train thriller Unstoppable is reviewed. Enjoy!

In their first annual Contrarian Thanksgiving, Dave and Dan present a special look at the Top Five Films that Exemplify White Guilt. There's no better way to celebrate the holiday than with classic cinematic a-holery, brought to you by the Old White Man Cabal and Chef Boyardee Testeroni.

Tora! Tora! Tora! Michael Bay, Ben Affleck, and Kate Beckinsale get caught in the crossfire, as Patrick and Doug wage their own sneak attack on Pearl Harbor.

While Mike is off observing Penguins in their natural habitat, Dave, Erich, and Mac man up to the challenge of stomaching tapeworms, discover Batman: Arkham Asylum ripped off Killer Klowns from Outer Space, return to the world of the Best Worst Movie and Doctor Who, the glory of Silver Dream Racer, and so much more.

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It's raining Cats & Dogs, as Kent and Michelle take on a double shot of anthropomorphic animal movies, CSI cast changes, and a wealth of entertainment news.

This week, Clark explores music from the slightly less popular films of actor Harrison Ford, spotlighting melodies from The Conversation, Force 10 From Navarone, Presumed Innocent, Random Hearts, Air Force One, Witness, Firewall, Sabrina, and Six Days, Seven Nights. In addition, the new comedy Morning Glory is reviewed. Enjoy!