Another week alone on the couch and the power is going to Michelle's head. After a brief impromptu commercial for Avon's Skin So Soft, she and the kids settle into a review of What About Bob? (written by the late Laura Ziskin), JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg's Super 8, 10 more entries in the Top 50 Summer Movies of All Time, and listener mail.

This week, Clark spotlights a handful of film scores by composer Michael Giacchino, featuring selections from Cloverfield, Up, The Incredibles, Let Me In, The Family Stone, and Speed Racer. In addition, the new Pixar movie Cars 2 is reviewed. Enjoy!

While Dave is off at Old White Man Cabal Re-Education Camp, Dan welcomes in comic book experts (see: nerds) Mac and Michael to discuss Joe Johnston's Captain America and the potential or pitfalls it holds for Marvel's cinematic universe. Don't worry, even without Dave, there's no shortage of contrarian a-holery.

Patrick, Mike, and Adam form the F This Movie Corps to battle Martin Campbell, Ryan Reynolds, and Warner Bros. before they destroy the good name of Hal Jordan and Green Lantern.

Michelle and the kids may be walking on the sun, but that doesn't stop them from reviewing NatGeo's Ultimate Factories, discover the world is addicted to Coca-Cola, counting down the Top 50 Summer Movies.

Clark bounces across the color spectrum with musical selections from The Blue Lagoon, The Black Stallion, The Thin Red Line, The Pink Panther, Green Lantern (which he also reviews), and more!

Dave and Dan put their contrarian a-holery aside this week to celebrate Father's Day by running down a list of cinematic badass dads.

Patrick and JB channel their inner 10-year-olds to explore the world of JJ Abrams' Super 8, an homage to the classic Spielbergian summer movies of old. Plus, the production values are MINT!

Bet you never thought we'd get this far! Steve, Dave, and Adam ring in Episode 100! Jon's there lurking, and is very sad because his mic is busted, but at least he's there in spirit, laughing at the rest of us. WE run down the big ole slab of "What the hell?!" that was E3 2011! If The Cirque De Soliel is the most exciting show on Earth, this just may have been the most boring. There's some PSVita inspired hand-wringing, some Wii-U inspired head-scratching, much yawning over Kinect and much love for Uncharted 3, Skyrim, and Mass Effect 3!

Michelle finds herself alone on the couch, yet again. But that doesn't stop her from putting Oprah in her place, praising James Lipton, pitting Julie Bowen against Sofia Vergara, handicapping the summer movie season, and reviewing The Golden Child on the latest Greaties of the '80s.