On this week's episode, Gabriel, Jon, Andrew, and Steve pay tribute to the great Roger Ebert, before getting into the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of the master of bat-nipples, Bon-Jovi look-alike Vampires, and Washington DC's best Cab company, writer/director Joel Schumacher.

In this super-sized episode covering the next two weeks of entertainment, Michael voices his frustration over BBC's neglecting the significance of Donna Noble as a Doctor Who companion, while Melissa reviews the Netflix release of Shane Carruth's Sundance favorite Primer. Plus! Remembering the amazing Roger Ebert; Orlando Bloom makes his Broadway debut; Kellan Lutz is the new Hercules; Rob Zombie offers us a vinyl record from Hell; Repo Man gets a Criterion Blu-ray; the Bond girls get their own documentary; questioning whether you can be an A-list action hero, pop star, or rapper is you are openly gay; Justin Bieber brings the Norway educational system to a halt; and Jada Pinkett reveals she and Will Smith have an open marriage.

After two weeks off, the boys return with big news. Mac's novel is sparking genuine interest. Erich has been taken down by a vicious illness. Daryl is launching a new comic book. Dave and his wife Carey adjust to a new son and a new home. Reviews of Game of Thrones, Kids in the Hall on Netflix, The Kroll Show, Safety Not Guaranteed, History Channel's Vikings, Ripper Street, A Monster in Paris, Criterion's A Man Escaped (Blu-ray), and Tormented 3D (Blu-ray). Plus! Strange and unusual motorcycles, and Less than ideal movie experiences.

On this week's episode, Jon tackles God of War: Ascension, Steve buys a Wii-U and plays some Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and Kevin fires the retro rockets. In the news, Capcom is bringing back Duck Tales! (A-Woo-Ooh!), and we've got a few stories out of PAX East fresh for your consumption. Brought to you by Dovakhin's Friend Throat lozenges. When your throat is raw from those harsh winter colds (and it's always winter in Skyrim!), Dovakhin's Friend gives your Thum some FUS-ROH-DAH!

Patrick and Doug have 20 minutes to dissect writer/director Tom Tykwer's cult action thriller Run Lola Run, before Franka Potente beats them senseless with a giant Braunschweiger. And she can do it too!

This week, Clark spotlights talented composer and vocalist Lisa Gerrard. You'll hear her ethereal contributions to soundtracks written for The Insider, Gladiator, Whale Rider, The Mist, Fateless, and The Bible.

Melissa and Michael compare and contrast Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant as Doctor Who. Plus! Previewing Stephen Sommers' Odd Thomas, honoring the memory of Richard Griffiths, creating a Chinese version of Iron Man 3, rebooting Howard the Duck, critiquing Kim Kardashian's acting debut, and running down what you can expect to find this week in movies, TV, Blu-ray, DVD, books, music, and theatre.