The Failed Experiment – 216 Farscape Is So Good
Gerald and Dennis make fun of Rihanna and her new bo, a little Assassin’s Creed II and then talk a lot about Farscape one of the best shows in the past 20 years. Oh Spoilers for all especially Farscape, which if you were a good person you would have already seen. Disclaimer: This Podcast is intended purely for fun, some comments may offend or a

Movie of the Week: Farscape
Ok, I admit this weeks recommendation is not really a movie but i still wont and need people to watch it because it’s that damn good. Now that it’s been re-released on DVD in a much better and more affordable form I can’t recommend it enough. Farscape is the story of an astronaut [John Crichton] who got shot through a wormhole and shot to a different part of the universe where

Two animes that are very enjoyable.
So i recently watched two animes that were, to my surprised, very good and interesting, Princess Mononoke and Spirited away. Both films were directed by Hayao Miyazaki, Princess Mononke being  the first of the two,. Mononoke  focuses on the issue of man vs. nature and man’s destructive tendencies towards his fellow man and nature with the development of the industrial revolution’s corruption of the land. The story is full of magic and fantasy with Forrest gods and demons ,(Demons whom happen to be the end result of the abuse of nature by man which pollutes the  s

The Failed Experiment – 215 Pull N Peel
Dennis and Gerald form Voltron to discuss the equation of hotness, craft services, briefly mention Biggy and Talk a lot about Watchmen. There might be some other things in there as well. Disclaimer: This Podcast is intended purely for fun, some comments may offend or annoy on things such as race, religion, creed, culture, gender, age, musical taste, inability to have

Movie of the Week: Food, inc.
I always have a conflicted feeling about documentaries as I want to know the information they are discussing but I know when the credits roll I will feel more depressed about the world I live in, and Food, inc. is no different. This film helmed by Robert Kenner takes us through the world of where our food comes from, talking about the treatment of animals  and how we treat our crops in America. The connections between lives