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Steve The Dude Rude is back to talk about his upcoming  NEXUS BATTLE FOR THUNEWORLD ARTIST EDITION LAUNCHING ON BACKERKIT MAR 28 

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Steve The Dude Rude is back to talk about his upcoming  NEXUS BATTLE FOR THUNEWORLD ARTIST EDITION LAUNCHING ON BACKERKIT MAR 28  for more info go to <a href="http://www.steverude.com/thuneworldae" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">http://www.steverude.com/thuneworldae</a>

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<description>Our long nightmare is over...for now. </description>

Our long nightmare is over...for now. 

Starfleet Academy episode 10 and season review

<description>Dan is back to talk about Superman Unlimited and the big Supes event that starts this Wednessday Reign Of The Superboys with issue 11.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;We also talk about his upcoming Sipder-Man Noir '38 Superman crossover, in the Marvel version of the event April 15th&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Dan alo previews a new FF story in the Fantastic Four First Foes MCU one shot with Mark Buckingham.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;plus he teases comic back to a monthly Spidey book, with the return of The Spectacular Spider-Man in May. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;</description>

Dan is back to talk about Superman Unlimited and the big Supes event that starts this Wednessday Reign Of The Superboys with issue 11.

We also talk about his upcoming Sipder-Man Noir '38 Superman crossover, in the Marvel version of the event April...

Dan is back to talk about Superman Unlimited and the big Supes event that starts this Wednessday Reign Of The Superboys with issue 11. We also talk about his upcoming Sipder-Man Noir '38 Superman crossover, in the Marvel version of the event April 15th Dan alo previews a new FF story in the Fantastic Four First Foes MCU one shot with Mark Buckingham. plus he teases comic back to a monthly Spidey book, with the return of The Spectacular Spider-Man in May.

Dan Slott Superman Spider-Man Crossovers  FF and More

<description>Ahoy again, cruise lovers! Welcome back to E-Motion Sickness, the Word Balloon Love Boat re-watch where Ian Brill Franco and I climb aboard the Pacific Princess and relive the romance, comedy, and wonderfully over-the-top guest stars that made this show a Saturday-night TV institution.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Today we’re diving into Season 1, Episode 2, which originally aired October 1st, 1977 — and already you can see the formula that would make The Love Boat a hit for the next decade. Three stories, a boatload of celebrity guest stars, and plenty of romantic chaos on the high seas.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;First up is “Oh, Dale!” featuring a very young John Ritter, playing a heartbroken guy who sneaks onto the cruise disguised as a woman just to chase after the girlfriend who dumped him — and winds up sharing a cabin with another jilted passenger played by Tovah Feldshuh.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Then there’s “The Main Event,” where future Jeffersons legend Sherman Hemsley and comedy powerhouse LaWanda Page play a constantly bickering married couple who suddenly have to confront their relationship when they get trapped together in an elevator.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;And finally “A Tasteful Affair,” starring Jaclyn Smith and Dennis Cole in a romantic mystery where a woman trying to escape her troubled marriage takes the cruise — unaware that the charming man she’s met on board is actually the private investigator her husband hired to spy on her.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;It’s classic Love Boat: disguises, romantic misunderstandings, and a cast list that looks like a 1970s TV all-star game. So pour yourself a tropical drink, grab a deck chair, and join us as we revisit John Ritter in drag, elevator warfare with Hemsley and Page, and one of the early Jaclyn Smith appearances just before Charlie’s Angels took off. This is E-Motion Sickness — a Love Boat re-watch — only on Word Balloon.</description>

Ahoy again, cruise lovers! Welcome back to E-Motion Sickness, the Word Balloon Love Boat re-watch where Ian Brill Franco and I climb aboard the Pacific Princess and relive the romance, comedy, and wonderfully over-the-top guest stars that made this...

Ahoy again, cruise lovers! Welcome back to E-Motion Sickness, the Word Balloon Love Boat re-watch where Ian Brill Franco and I climb aboard the Pacific Princess and relive the romance, comedy, and wonderfully over-the-top guest stars that made this show a Saturday-night TV institution. Today we’re diving into Season 1, Episode 2, which originally aired October 1st, 1977 — and already you can see the formula that would make The Love Boat a hit for the next decade. Three stories, a boatload of celebrity guest stars, and plenty of romantic chaos on the high seas. First up is “Oh, Dale!” featuring a very young John Ritter, playing a heartbroken guy who sneaks onto the cruise disguised as a woman just to chase after the girlfriend who dumped him — and winds up sharing a cabin with another jilted passenger played by Tovah Feldshuh. Then there’s “The Main Event,” where future Jeffersons legend Sherman Hemsley and comedy powerhouse LaWanda Page play a constantly bickering married couple who suddenly have to confront their relationship when they get trapped together in an elevator. And finally “A Tasteful Affair,” starring Jaclyn Smith and Dennis Cole in a romantic mystery where a woman trying to escape her troubled marriage takes the cruise — unaware that the charming man she’s met on board is actually the private investigator her husband hired to spy on her. It’s classic Love Boat: disguises, romantic misunderstandings, and a cast list that looks like a 1970s TV all-star game. So pour yourself a tropical drink, grab a deck chair, and join us as we revisit John Ritter in drag, elevator warfare with Hemsley and Page, and one of the early Jaclyn Smith appearances just before Charlie’s Angels took off. This is E-Motion Sickness — a Love Boat re-watch — only on Word Balloon.

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<description>Along with thoughts on Big Jim and The White Boy, we get into David's upcoming book on Black Cinema, his thoughts on Sinners, in time for the Oscars, and more </description>

Along with thoughts on Big Jim and The White Boy, we get into David's upcoming book on Black Cinema, his thoughts on Sinners, in time for the Oscars, and more 

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1 on 1 interview show featuring the creative minds behind Comics TV Film Novels & Animation. Hosted by Chicago Pop Culture expert,  John Siuntres

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