This week, the boys from above the 49th tackle the good, bad, and ugly of the darkly comedic John Landis!

This week, Clark offers musical selections from the films of actor Tommy Lee Jones. You'll hear pieces from The Package, The Fugitive, U.S. Marshals, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, In the Electric Mist, Volcano, Men in Black, Cobb, The Hunted, The Missing, Lonesome Dove, and Men in Black III (which is also reviewed).

Michael and Melissa help underscore your Memorial Day weekend, by running down the latest and greatest in movies, TV, DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Hulu, Books, Music, and Theatre. Plus! The guest stars of Veronica Mars, Will Smith still has game, Stealing the plot of Jaws 3D, Suffering through bad '70s Hanna-Barbera, Kevin Coster finds his way to basic cable, The Transformers get a revolutionary theme park ride, the new James Bond trailer arrives in the face of controversy, someone needs to put a stop to Baz Luhrmann and Amanda Bynes, and Bruce Jenner: Father of the Year.

This week, Steve is playing A Game of Thrones, while Jon digs into Max Payne 3 and Kev rips open Diablo III. The usual smattering of news, including the possible death of Curt Schilling's Dream Team at 38 Studios. Then the retro rockets are fired, asking "What video game character from eras gone by has been MIA the last few console generations?"

Dave and Mac barely escape with their sanity from Peter Berg's Battleship, Daryl bemoans the creative death of NBC's Community, and the boys are floored by 3D pornography in HD. Reviews of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Alpha (Blu-ray), Brad Meltzer's Decoded: Season 2, and Bobcat Goldthwait's return to standup with You Don't Look the Same Either. Plus! Painful deaths from the Indiana Jones franchise, Dressed like a clown, Great beards. Don't forget to buy Mac's new book, Cine High, on Amazon Kindle!

As Chicago protests and riots around the NATO summit, Patrick and JB confront their own racial, political, and socio-economic issues by tackling Spike Lee's critically-acclaimed Do the Right Thing. WWMD -- What would Mookie do? (FYI, no protesters were harmed during the recording of this episode.)

This week, our favorite movie-lovin' Canadians tackle the good, bad, and ugly of director (and Kevin Costner wrangler) Kevin Reynolds! We're gonna cut your heart out with a spoon!

This week is another musical grab bag, as Clark wanders through his vast collection of film music and pulls out selections from The Orphanage, Mosquito Squadron, Baby Boy, The Sundowners, The Caveman's Valentine, The Mummy Returns, Red Dawn, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Monsters, Inc., The Haunting, The Fiend, How to Murder Your Wife, and Corpse Bride.

Though Michael and Melissa's intention is to educate you on the entire Fall 2012 television schedule, they still make time for the important stuff, like Dan Harmon being fired as showrunner on Community, Pee-Wee Herman's new movie, Disney's Tron: Uprising, Duncan Jones' Ian Fleming biopic, and the weekly rundown of what you can expect to find at the movies and on TV, DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Instant. The most important two words of the week: Cat Dancers! (You've been warned.)

This week, Mac climbs out of the Dark Shadows to battle Vampire Women. Erich begins training with The Masters of Horror while his guitar gently weeps. Alice is done with Christian Slater's Nicholson schtick. Dave is leaving The Office to cancel his Parks & Rec membership. Plus! Tall women, Creepy kids, Strange and unusual dogs, and a spoilerific discussion of The Avengers.