In this show, Athena and Zael are absent. The microphone monster gets a case of the jitters and the SVR mascot is introduced: all hail the Negation Cow! The dead remain in the closet for the rest of the show. The remaining cast somehow manages to stay on topic this episode. Surely, this can be found somewhere in Revelations as a sign of the coming apocalypse.

The first topic discussed is Saint Patrick's Day and the need to wear orange. A plea concerning drinking habits on this day is made, and the concept of Zombie Beer is born. Travel plans are then made on the air and holiday safety is discussed. Sanguinist discovers more about Catholicism, and the Confessional Ninja is theorized.

Next up is a brief moment of video game geekdom, lasting about 6 minutes. You can move on if you want. One tip is given for the game of obsession for the show, and then a mini-review of various consoles develops.

We then wander back onto topic, looking into the recent White House
follies. The two topics of discussion are the Military and the
Attorney General. A new wrestler idea is suggested. Guesses abound as
to other tasks the AG has been performing in the administration.

Lastly, the cast stares in wonderment at some of the issues surround
HPV vaccines. Cancer as an abstinence motivator is discussed. Other
bits of fun with cancer are discussed, and a little cost-benefit
analysis is brought up. Hygiene and a plan for treating the great
unwashed of fandom is presented for your pleasure.

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In our second show Sanguinist and Autumn are absent.  The soon to be infamous microphone monster does return with vengeance in this episode (If you listen closely, you can hear incantations of the Elder Gods).  The docket is presented, and then is completely ignored.

In this episode we discuss, the death of Captain America and comicbook time, death and lack there of in comics, and death in real life. Grim steps in for a moment and leads to a call to the media. This is as near to zombies as we get (Emperor or not).

Secondly, we move on to the idea of completely synthetic women and the effects on developing psyches and the question of what is too far in sexual imagery.  The line of art and pornography in digital art is discussed, and the hazards of CGI at work.  Home decorating and comicbooks are connected in this segment.

 

Lastly, plastic and fast food connections are established.  Frustrations at the ordering for the modern vegetarian (or as some refer to rations for the famine) in the fast food are exclaimed.  Questions as to the age, source and intent of food arise.  And then the porn discussion arises again and the need to have office and other privacy.

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In this show we discuss the use of YouTube and violence, question the sense of following celebs, take our first shot at the 2008 Presidential elections, and proceed to discuss recent medical findings.

No Zombies in the episode.

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