This week, our Canuck contingent takes on a man considered by many to be the finest director to ever grace the medium. Join Andrew, Steve, Jon, and Gabriel as they plot to unearth the Good, Bad, and Ugly of director Alfred Hitchcock! No Hedren's were harmed in the making of this podcast.

This week, Jon gets into RATCHET AND CLANK: INTO THE NEXUS, and Steve digs into PS4 launch-y title, KNACK! Meanwhile Kev has issues with PSN Cards, and Steve briefly lays mitts on an XBOX ONE! What's the deal with the Xbox One? How's RYSE? FORZA MOTORSPOT 5? DEAD RISING 3? We can't give you definitive answers, but we can tell you what our first impressions were. In the news, John Carmack leaves Id, some Xbox Ones are breaking, some stuff is announced, and we bring back the Ambush Topic!

Melissa experiences a social media nightmare, as Michael wraps up his third stage show of the holidays. Plus! A rundown what's new on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, TV, Books, and Music. Paul Rudd is Ant Man. The Duck Dynasty crew rattles in the interwebs. Obama sends gay athletes to Sochi. And the Top Movies of 2013.

Michael joins Dave, Mac, and Daryl for a festive exploration of movies, television, and pop culture insanity.

Melissa revisits the world of Holes, as Michael streams late night holiday B-movies. A rundown of what's new on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, Music, and Books. Mourning the loss of Hollywood legends Peter O'Toole and Joan Fontaine. Jim Cameron moves Avatar to New Zealand. Disney begins casting Pirates of the Caribbean 5. Don Cheadle suits up as War Machine for Avengers: Age of Ultron. Chris Nolan teases Interstellar.

Judge Jason Panella pops his Filibuster cherry and joins the boys for another week of geek-infused madness. Daryl dives is unimpressed by vintage Doctor Who. Mac is underwhelmed by Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Erich deems Frozen a high water mark for Disney feature animation. Jason goes back to the beginning of The X-Files and finds it really holds up. Dave sings the praises of Cinemax's Banshee. Plus! Hillbilly horror, Stereo systems, and Change a letter then pitch the movie.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of film composer (and former rock guitarist) Trevor Rabin, offering selections from Deep Blue Sea, Flyboys, The Great Raid, National Treasure, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, and more.

Melissa revisits the dark and twisted world of Lisbeth Salander, as Michael recovers from his many theatrical adventures. Plus! A rundown of the latest releases to DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Books, Movies, and Music; Disney to release new Indiana Jones films; Warner Bros. casts its Wonder Woman; Amazing Spider-man takes on Electro, Rhino, and Green Goblin; Star Trek gets new writers; and Eddie Murphy returns as Axel Foley.

Melissa rebuts the critical lambasting given to the series finale of Dexter, as Michael reviews the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special without spoiling anything. Plus! A rundown of the latest arrivals on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Movies, Music, and Books; the death of Paul Walker; the divorce of Josh Brolin; JJ Abrams builds a full-size Millennium Falcon for Star Wars: Episode VII; Magneto's offspring join Avengers: Age of Ultron; and Juliette Landau as Peter Capaldi's next TARDIS companion? Do tell!

This week, the boys celebrate the launch of Sony's PLAYSTATION 4, officially kicking off the next generation of console gaming. We play most of the launch titles, including BATTLEFIELD 4, ASSASSIN'S CREED IV: BLACK FLAG, NEED FOR SPEED: RIVALS, and KILLZONE: SHADOW FALL! Jon also chimes in with his thoughts on the current gen version of CALL OF DUTY: GHOSTS, and Steve hits up the Next Gen version. The news is also dominated by Sony's wunderconsole. Should you dive into this whole Next Gen craze? Or are you better off sticking with the PS3's and Xbox360's of the world? Listen in and find out!