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Frank and Jeux take a look at the fallout from ComicCon.

Frank and Jew decide to catch the new Terminator movie for reasons only they can fathom.

The boys introduce a new podcast format, and talk about video game hooligans.

The Boomcast is back after a year off, as Frank and Jeux take a look at this year’s crop of E3 announcements and realize that they actually enjoy video games again.

Friend of the site and awesome human being Larry Love has been at this podcasting shit for longer than anyone else here. Hell, he’s been at it for longer than anyone in history. Larry invented podcasting. Larry also invented the telephone. Larry was also nice enough to dig up some of his old stuff for us to post.

Frank and Larry take a look at zombie fiction, and bitch about how it’s completely played out.

Sorry for the late episode! Mike’s recording stopped during our normal recording session, so we had to do another recording, this time on a tighter schedule. This week, Mike, Ian, and Michel discuss a few anime genres; some they knew, and some they didn’t. While discussion is brief, it is fairly solid, and enjoyable as well. Prepare your body, because this episode has a little treat at the end.

In this episode, the Concast crew basically talks about the relationship between video games and anime. We also talk about what are basically some games that were adapted into anime, and anime that were basically adapted into games. Basically, the whole crew was in the same room, except for Ian, who was basically living out of a hotel for the time being. It’s basically a pretty great episode. Basically.

Episode 5 is here! We recorded this episode all on 1 microphone, sitting on the same couch! We had a blast, but we unfortunately had a tendency to stray off topic. I guess that’s what happens when you get a few buddies in the same room talking about their interests. Anyways, with Toonami coming back in just a few days, we discuss our excitement, concerns, and general thoughts on the return of the programming block that introduced so many kids to anime.

Episode 4 has arrived! Michel, Beau, and Mike pick up where they left off with episode 3, and discuss a little about how DVD sales and piracy affect how anime viewers consume their shows. A new segment called The Pitch makes its debut, which Michel expertly handles, despite the segment being conceived mere minutes prior.