This week, Jon plays SONIC LOST WORLD, and some very bad things are said by at least one of the Blastphemers. Steve plays BEYOND: TWO SOULS, and Kev is still busy with HEARTHSTONE. In the news, we get up in arms over the things your shiny new PS4 won't do at launch, and we talk about one rumored (and truthfully, very unlikely) game announcement that could be coming very soon, and we weep for the current state of Epic Games. This episode brought to you by Cooking with Kev, because cooking can be fun.

Daryl disses the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special as fanboy dreck. Erich celebrates Edgar Wright's The World's End. Dave and Mac have a date night to see Thor: The Dark World. Reviews of the XBox One console, MST3K 25th Anniversary Collection, Dexter: The Final Season, and Red 2. Plus! Daryl's most convoluted Ambush Topic ever, Obvious studio involvement, Hammers, Movie titles that begin and end with the same letter.

Dave, Mac, and Daryl throw caution and format to the wind, as they engage in an experimental game of I-Spy Ambush Topics to tempt, tease, and test your film and television knowledge.

Melissa is spell-Bound by Seth Rogen and Jame Franco's parody video, as Michael runs down the latest on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, and Hulu. Plus! Understanding the Hunger Games target market, a pre-Thanksgiving box office blitz, deciphering a 10-year old Ben Affleck film, we're sorry for Peter Griffin's loss, Nic Cage and Charlie Sheen conspire on a sex tape, and MST3K gives us a brand new Turkey Day Marathon!

This week, Clark offers another batch of new and recent releases, with selections from The Wind Rises, Thor: The Dark World, The Fifth Estate, Ender's Game, The Counselor, Captain Phillips, Runner Runner, and Free Birds.

Melissa regales us with reviews of highly offensive films like This is the End, before providing real-time reaction to "Night of the Doctor," the six-minute prequel to the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special. Plus! A rundown of what's new and exciting on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Film, TV, Music, and Books; Arrested Development gets a soundtrack release; Bill Cosby debuts a new stand-up comedy special; Angelica Huston chronicles her life story; Drew Goddard brings Daredevil to life for Marvel and Netflix; The CW reboots Tales From the Darkside; and Paddington Bear gets his first big screen adventure.

As Melissa bemoans JFK overload, Michael gets caught up on Marvel's less-than-impressive Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Plus! Running down the newest releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Film, Television, Books, and Music; the aging of Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke, BBC reveals their plans for Doctor Who's 50th anniversary celebration, Lionsgate hatching a Hunger Games theme park, Netflix orders Marvel Comics series, and Blockbuster finally closes up shop.

Mac enters the weightless CG world of Ender's Game. Erich weens himself of horror movies with Ricky Gervais' Derrick. Dary and Dave talk Far Cry 3. Reviews of PBS' War of the Worlds, A Very Merry Pooh Year (Blu-ray), Mad Men: Season Six (Blu-ray), The Internship (Blu-ray), and White House Down (Blu-ray). Plus! Back trauma, When the villain does something very cool, Memorable TV guest stars, and Cinematic synchronicity.

Patrick and Doug cut loose on everything from Star Wars and Hunger Games to MTV VJs and side boob.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of Italian composer Pino Donaggio. You'll hear selections from Piranha, Body Double, Hercules, Dressed to Kill, Up at the Villa, and more.