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Contents of Episode 179, brought to you by Slacker and the Man, Heroes Landing, and The AAA Network:

• Wonder Woman’s new TV costume: what we think;
• Guest TV Reviews: V: The Second Season (Stu); Justified (Stu and the Man); Young Justice (Stu and the Man)

Since this episode was recorded, there have been, of course, a number of updates on the topics covered – Wonder Woman’s costume has changed yet again, due seemingly to fan outcry; and Captain America: The First Avenger now has a full trailer online to view, and with full knowledge that a trailer can make anything look good, we here at PTG humbly submit that this trailer SHOULD put the doubts of all but the most dubious of skeptics and hardened of haters to rest. Check it out for yourself, if you haven’t already:

Enjoy!

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Contents of Episode 174, brought to you by Heroes Landing, the Orlando Ghostbusters, and the Ghostbusters: Infestation party, Saturday, March 12th from 3-7pm: (CORRECTION: During the podcast, I erroneously announced the DAY of the event as Wednesday, rather than Saturday. Apologies!)

• Diane Lane cast as Martha Kent in new Superman movie; Elizabeth Hurley, Cary Elwes join cast of new Wonder Woman TV series;
• Miami Comic-Con convention report by Comic Book Alex of Ghost Shadow Studio;
• “Smallville Smackdown”: Thoughts on Allison Mack’s final (?) episodes and Episode 16, “Scion”.

And here’s the info on the Infestation party – hope to see you there!

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Contents of Episode 169, brought to you by The Talk Nerdy Show:

• Ryan and Caitlin from The Talk Nerdy Show bring us up to date on what’s been happening on their show since Ryan’s last visit to PTG;
• In honor of Jason Statham’s latest big screen actioner, The Mechanic, opening in theaters last Friday, we present our favorite Jason Statham movies, our favorite BAD Jason Statham movies, and answer the question: “Is Jason Statham the 21st Century Steven Seagal?”
• TV Talk – Ryan and Caitlin review “The Cape” on NBC; plus, why “Archer” on FX is made of awesome.

And for you videophiles out there, here’s the recording from Sunday night’s webcast (with raw audio). Enjoy!

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Contents from Episode 167, brought to you by Heroes Landing in Clermont, FL:

• DC Comics “Drawing The Line at $2.99″ policy: early effects and indicators, and how is NOT changing prices affecting the choice to keep buying Marvel books?
• Thoughts on the end of Burn Notice’s Fourth Season–guest appearances, the finale, and what it might mean for next season’s status quo;
• ‘Stu’s Reviews’: Brightest Day #18, written by Geoff Johns and Peter J. Tomasi, art by Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, Ardian Syaf, Scott Clark, and Joe Prado; Green Lantern Corps $56, written by Tony Bedard, art by Tyler Kirkham

And in case you’re more of a visual person and you like to SEE us geeking out in studio, here’s the video (note: raw audio – podcast version contains additional content). Enjoy!

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Contents of PTG Episode 163:

• Rundown of the Spike Video Game Awards 2010 winners;
• Review of Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage for Playstation 3;
• “FLASH! TV Reviews”: Fringe – Season 3, Episode 9 “Marionette”;
• PTG Top Comic Picks – Independent Comics: Lady Death #0, written by Brian Pulido and Mike Wolfer, art by Marcelo Mueller; Star Wars: Knight Errant #3, written by John Jackson Miller, art by Ivan Rodriguez

And since we mention it during the podcast, here’s a look at that Mortal Kombat 2010 trailer, featuring the reveal of the exclusive PS3 playable character, a certain out-of-work God of War. Enjoy!

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Contents of PTG Episode 162:

• Breakdown of the first OFFICIAL Thor movie trailer;
• Review of Superman: Earth One graphic novel by J. Michael Stracyznski and Shane Davis;
• “Smallville Smackdown”: Season 10 Episode 11 “Icarus”

And just in case you haven’t seen the “Thor” trailer yet, here the link (Marvel Studios is prohibiting embedding, apparently), so you can see what we’re clearly excited about. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0_FIK6h7t8

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Contents of PTG Episode 161:

• Joss Whedon responds to the reboot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• Jessica Alba on Fantastic Four – Rise of the Silver Surfer: “It made me want to stop acting.”
• Flash TV Reviews: Human Target Season 2 Episode 2 “The Wife’s Tale”
• Top Comic Picks from Marvel Comics: Secret Avengers #7 (Brubaker, Deodato), Captain America #612 (Brubaker, Guice)

Enjoy!

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Episode 159 Contents:

• Headlines: Fox moves Fringe to Friday nights at 9pm–the infamous “Friday Night Death Slot”–starting January 23; fans fear the worst.
• Flash TV Reviews: Human Target Season 2, Episode 1 “Ilsa Pucci”, which introduces new cast members Indira Varma as billionaire benefactor Ilsa Pucci) and Janet Montgomery as career thief Ames; Burn Notice Season 4, Episode 15 “Hot Property”, featuring returning guest star Callie Thorne as thief Natalie Rice, directed by Jonathan Frakes.
• PTG Top Comic Picks: Batman: The Return (one-shot) by Grant Morrison, art by David Finch; Batman Incorporated #1 by Grant Morrison, art by Yanick Paquette; and Batman #704 by Tony Daniel.

Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and hope to see you during our next live webcast on Sunday, November 28th from 5-7pm!

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Contents of Episode 158:

• Ranking the Harry Potter Series from worst to best;
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 REVIEW;
• “Smallville Smackdown” – Season 10 Episode 9 “Patriot”, featuring special guest stars Alan Ritchson (Arthur “A.C.” Curry/Aquaman) and Michael Hogan (Slade Wilson).

Enjoy!

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In this second hour of Prime Time Geek featuring special guest co-host Comic Book Alex from Ghost Shadow Studio:

• Thoughts on J. Michael Stracynzski’s sudden departure from Superman, Wonder Woman monthly comics to focus exclusively on the sequel to the Superman: Earth One original graphic novel;
• Review of “Superman/Shazam: The Return of Black Adam” from Warner Premiere and the DC Universe Animated Movies Collection;
• “Smallville Smackdown” – review of Season 10 Episode 8 “Abandoned”

Enjoy!