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Episode Playlist:

Episode	Air Date	Description
FBC Special	08/19/2011	After attending the Hollywood premiere of Conan the Barbarian, starring Jason Momoa, the FBC Crew compares the remake with the original.
FBC Special	11/10/2011	Kristopher White is the creator and writer of the graphic novel, The 36. The story is based on the Kabbalistic belief that there are 36 people in the world upon whom it is saved by their simple existence. At Comikaze Expo 2011, he talked with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about the release of the first issue, the success of The 36’s Kickstarter campaign, and the multitude of ways that fans can pick up their own copy!
FBC Special	11/10/2011	The following is an interview with writer David Parkin about his work on the rock-a-billy western comic, The Devil is Due in Dreary, published by Ardden Entertainment. Parkin talks to Fanboy Comics President Bryant Dillon about the supernatural folklore behind The Devil is Due in Dreary, the book’s impressive creative team (including cover artist Alex Sanchez), and his dream cross-over comic book!
FBC Special	11/14/2011	Chocolate Covered Cosplay is a group of awesome women who love to celebrate, showcase, and empower the cosplay, gamer, and geek communities, regardless of gender, race, or background. At Comikaze Expo 2011, three of the CCC’s founding members chatted with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about their organization, their favorite cosplay costumes, and a number of their upcoming events!
FBC Special	11/14/2011	The V3 Cosplay Syndicate is a cosplay-related organization that provides news and event coordination, all while acting as a goodwill ambassador to the cosplay community. At Comikaze Expo 2011, several V3 Cosplay Syndicate members (and a few V3 fans!) chatted with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about the services they provided at the convention to fellow cosplayers, the purpose of the organization, and their amazing costumes!
FBC Special	12/1/2011	Fanboy Comics is proud to announce the upcoming release of Something Animal, its first graphic novel! Something Animal is a dark, psychological thriller that pulls the vampire myth back into the shadows where it belongs. In the following interviews, writers Bryant Dillon and Sam Rhodes, artist Robert Burrows, and editor Barbra Dillon discuss their thoughts on what inspired Something Animal to come to life. Something Animal will be available for purchase on December 7, 2011, on the Fanboy Comics website!
FBC Special	12/9/2011	Fanboy Comics is proud to announce the upcoming release of Something Animal, its first graphic novel! Something Animal is a dark, psychological thriller that pulls the vampire myth back into the shadows where it belongs. In the following interviews, Something Animal writers Bryant Dillon and Sam Rhodes, artist Robert Burrows, and editor Barbra Dillon discuss their thoughts on what you can expect from this thrilling, new graphic novel. Something Animal is NOW AVAILABLE for purchase on the Fanboy Comics website!
FBC Special	11/11/2011	Todd Kinkade is the Vice President of TableWar Designs, a San Diego-based company that manufactures and sells custom-made carrying cases, display cases, and other unique accessories for gamers and artists alike. At Comikaze Expo 2011, Kinkade talked with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about the TableWar product line and his own gaming collection!
FBC Special	11/11/2011	Frontline Gaming hosted an incredible Warhammer 40K tournament at Comikaze Expo 2011, which pitted serious gamers against each other from November 5-6. Frontline is also known for discount gaming and hobby supplies, as well as its newsworthy podcast. During the competition, Frontline Gaming Founder Reece Robbins talked with Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about the dedication of the tournament’s contestants, the rules of the game, and the services offered by Frontline.
FBC Special	11/10/2011	The following is an interview with Shawn Tutt of the California Browncoats, a registered non-profit charity with a mission to promote Firefly, Serenity, and their fandom through charitable works. Tutt talks to Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about the purpose behind the California Browncoats and how they are continuing to carry Whedon’s “shiny” torch at the first ever Comikaze Expo!
Episode 21	06/13/2011	Fanboy Scoop - Week in Review debuts on Krypton Radio!
Episode 22	06/20/2011	The FBC crew discusses the DC editors and their September "reblaunch," the Green Lantern movie, whether story or art is more important to comics, Terry Pratchett's application for assisted suicide, and the big studios NOT coming to SDCC 2011!
Episode 23	06/27/2011	The FBC crew discusses what's missing from Hall H at SDCC, the launch of Pottermore.com, Miss USA's geek cred, the buzz for Game of Thrones, and whether the monthly printed comic will someday be extinct!
Episode 24	07/11/2011	The FBC crew discusses more DCnU updates, Batman: Year One at SDCC, the final Space Shuttle Launch, whether TV is taking over SDCC, and Avengers/Captain America at Comic-Con!
Episode 25	07/17/2011	The FBC crew discusses the new Dark Knight Rises trailer, The Amazing Spider-Man's new costume and realism, SDCC and Netflix price hikes, the Google+ empire, and continuing the Harry Potter 'verse in comics!
Episode 26	07/25/2011	The FBC crew discusses their favorite moments from Comic-Con 2011!
Episode 27	08/01/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Frank Darabont's departure from The Walking Dead, parents selling their kids for video games, Marvel vs. DC in comic book stores, George Lucas' day in court, and DC's lack of female creators!
Episode 28	08/08/2011	The FBC Crew discusses whether The Clone Wars is suitable for kids, the first photos of Bane, Catwoman, and Superman, diversifying Spider-Man, the latest Hunger Games film news, and Marvel's supposed slate of film releases!
Episode 29	08/15/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Marvel's presence at D23, more Dark Knight Rises pics, the science of spoilers, whether AMC fired Frank Darabont from The Walking Dead, and new SETI donations!
Episode 30	08/22/2011	The FBC Crew discusses the latest Avengers spoilers, Lois Lane's hair color, whether the world would be better after a Watchmen-esque alien invasion, the lack-luster DC 52 commercial, and whether Disney prefers story or visuals in its movies!
Episode 31	08/29/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Marvel's potential reboot, a new Disney-fied Marvel, The Hunger Games' movie rumors, the closure of Atomic Comics, and the Game Stop/Deus Ex scandal, all while celebrating Read Comics in Public Day at North Hollywood Park!
Episode 32	09/12/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Grant Morrison's take on Superman, fan-hate towards George Lucas, how 9/11 changed Sci-Fi and superheroes, having a love/hate relationship with Orson Scott Card, and whether "Geek is dead!"
Episode 33	09/19/2011	The FBC Crew discusses solving crime Minority Report-style, whether "strong female characters" are myths, The Dark Knight's messy action sequences, PSN's tricky contractual agreements, and the best suggestions for a DC/Marvel cross-over!
Episode 34	09/26/2011	The FBC Crew discusses female characters and their sexuality, CERN's speedy neutrinos, Teen Titans' flamboyantly gay character, Bunker, Gamer's using Fold It to solve science problems, and Skynet's PC connection!
Episode 35	10/03/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Patton Oswalt's jihad against DC Comics, recreating brain wave images, whether Marvel will be launching their own reboot, the reason that video game movies tend to fail, and what would happen if humans became immortal!
Episode 36	10/10/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Dan Didio's Crisis announcement on Facebook, whether Jesus died for Klingons, the impact of Steve Jobs, the path ahead for Sci-Fi writers, and the true origins of The Matrix's fight choreography!
Episode 37	10/17/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Wonder Woman's origin change, The Avengers trailer, The Hunger Games and mature young adult fiction, DC v. B & N, and Darth Maul's triumphant return . . . again!
Episode 38	10/31/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Batman: Arkham City's degradation of women, Joss Whedon's new Much Ado film, the latest Hunger Games movie posters, the "old guard's" thoughts on The Muppets, and the best practices for critiquing comics!
Episode 39	11/07/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Twilight vs. Louis/Lestat vs. The Hunger Games, Pheonix Jones loses his day job, the 520-day fake Mars mission, the myth of the Crystal Skulls, and the President of Universal trashing his own movies!
Episode 40	11/14/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Twilight's status in geek history, the White House's views on E.T., China's climate ransom, the greatness that is Mega Man X, and the future of digital comics for Marvel!
Episode 41	11/21/2011	The FBC Crew discusses Doctor Who's big-screen debut, Frank Miller's distaste for the Occupy movement, the buzz from The Hunger Games' full-length trailer, rape as it affects male and female comic book characters, and NASA's recruitment efforts!
Episode 42	12/5/2011	The FBC Crew discusses the first look at The Amazing Spider-Man's Lizard, Mark Millar's declaration to avoid digital comics, the reality of Watchmen 2, the leaked trailer for Prometheus, and Peter David's Fan/Pro Bill of Rights!
Episode 43	12/12/2011	The FBC Crew discusses the Muppets' communist agenda, Darkhorse's digital controversy, The Dark Knight Rises prologue, The Cabin in the Woods trailer, and the discovery of an Earth-like planet!
Episode 44	12/19/2011	This episode marks the Season 1 finale of The Fanboy Scoop - Week In Review! To celebrate, we invited the entire staff of Fanboy Comics to join us in discussing our favorite geek stories from 2011! In this episode, we discuss the use of video games to cure AIDS, whether digital comics will destroy the comics industry, CERN's speedy neutrinos, and the rundown of DC's new 52!
Episode 45	01/23/2012	In its Season 2 premiere, the FBC crew discusses the controversial SOPA and PIPA bills, DC's new logo, George Lucas' newest retirement, the first sci-fi movie shot IN SPACE, and Vertigo's adaptation of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo!
Episode 46	01/30/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Newt Gingrich's promise of a moonbase, the 2011 Oscar nominations, Touch's autistic protagonist, The Avengers' spoilers, and Neil deGrasse Tyson's prediction for the future of science in America!
Episode 47	02/06/2012	The FBC Crew discusses DC’s announcement of the Watchmen prequels, fan reaction to Joss Whedon’s Avengers chat on Twitter, the latest film updates surrounding The Hunger Games, and why you should support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund!
Episode 48	02/13/2012	Joined by actors Yuri Lowenthal (Terminator: TSCC, Ben 10: Alien Force, Legion of Superheroes) and Tara Platt (The Gilmore Girls, Charmed, Afterworld), the FBC Crew discusses the Ghost Rider verdict, the latest trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man, our thoughts on the Super Bowl Avengers trailer, and Joss Whedon's bold Buffy controversy!
Episode 49	02/20/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the end of George Lucas hate, Hunger Games adaptation struggles, robots taking all our jobs, the ethics of zombie killing, and Double Fine's Kickstarter success!
The Scoobie and the Newbie - Episode 1	09/12/2011	In its premiere episode, Buffy fanatics Bryant Dillon and Barbra Dillon (the Scoobies) introduce Buffy-virgin Sam Rhodes (the Newbie) to Joss Whedon’s tale of vampire-slaying, demons, magic, and a universe composed entirely of shrimp.
The Scoobies and the Newbie - Episode 2	10/27/2011	Having completed Sam’s first viewing of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season One, this episode covers discussion of the season's best and worst, reaction to Riff Regan as Willow in the unaired pilot, expectations for the slayer’s second season, and a Master-riffic closing song from Buffy fanatic Karuna Tanahashi!
FBC Special	11/17/2011	Fanboy Comics is proud to announce the upcoming release of Something Animal, its first graphic novel! Something Animal is a dark, psychological thriller that pulls the vampire myth back into the shadows where it belongs. In the following interviews, writers Bryant Dillon and Sam Rhodes, artist Robert Burrows, and editor Barbra Dillon discuss their thoughts on Jack, the graphic novel's protagonist. Something Animal will be available for purchase on December 7, 2011, on the Fanboy Comics website!
Episode 50	2/27/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the scientific findings of “nuking the fridge,” the success behind direct distribution, whether Batman should kill the Joker, the geek factor of Expanded Universes, and why you should support The Hunger Games in its fight against hunger!
Episode 51	3/5/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the American Family Associations’ boycott of Toys ‘R Us over Archie’s Kevin Keller, a closer look at the new Avengers trailer, what to expect from WonderCon 2012, one man’s solution to fixing The Phantom Menace, and whether Disney will ensure the failure of John Carter!
Episode 52	3/12/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the Air Force’s secret plane in orbit, Conservative disgust towards Derrick bell’s The Space Traders, Gordon Ramsay’s fight to stop the slaughter of sharks, the Young Avengers’ big kiss, and Disney’s misguided attempt to fight obesity!
Episode 53	3/19/2012	The FBC Crew discusses their exciting weekend at WonderCon 2012 and their favorite moments (and cosplayers) from the convention!
FBC Special	3/19/2012	Legendary comics creator Stan Lee is celebrating the release of his new book, Romeo and Juliet: The War. At WonderCon 2012, he talks with the Fanboy Comics crew about his incredible new comic, a super-powered, futuristic look at the classic.
FBC Special	3/21/2012	Jon Schnepp (Titmouse Animation) and Benjamin Jackendoff (Zenescope Entertainment) talk about their collaboration to bring the Grimm Fairy Tales to life as you have never seen them before. At WonderCon 2012, the FBC crew caught up with them right before their panel, "Hollywood and Comics," to talk about the Kickstarter campaign that will make this happen, the ideas behind it, and why - if you have ever wanted to watch an animated version of yourself being brutally killed - you need to get involved.
FBC Special	3/21/2012	The Dragons of Blizzard Island is a new comic book series that is nothing short of epic. At WonderCon 2012, artist Matt Brundage and writer Rick Van Velsor talk with the Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about convention reaction to their comic book, their plans for the second issue, and where you can get your very own Dragons figurine!
FBC Special	3/21/2012	At WonderCon 2012, actor Robin Atkin Downes chats with the Fanboy Comics crew about his work on DC's newest animated feature Superman vs. The Elite, playing the "Big Bad" Manchester Black, how he prepares to play a telepath, and what it is like to take on the Man of Steel!
FBC Special	3/23/2012	At WonderCon 2012, comic book writer Jim Krueger talks to Fanboy Comics Senior Contributor Drew Siragusa about his re-release of Foot Soldiers with Mike Mignola, Alex Ross, and more. He also gives us the skinny on his upcoming and current projects, including The Dragons of Blizzard Island and The High Cost of Happily Ever After!
FBC Special	3/23/2012	Web comic creator Dave Kellett of Sheldon Comics and Drive Comics talks to Fanboy Comics Managing Editor Barbra Dillon about why he likes conventions, how his feature-length documentary Stripped was funded, and the most interesting parts of interviewing dozens of top comic creators around North America, including Jim Davis, Stephen Pastis, Kate Beaton, and so many more!
FBC Special	3/23/2012	The Fanboy Comics Crew caught the midnight screening of The Hunger Games (complete with our very own Katniss Everdeen and a special appearance by director Gary Ross – SEE THE PIC!) and, despite their lack of sleep, managed to record their first impressions of the much-anticipated film adaptation of Suzanne Collins' compelling, bestselling novel.
FBC Special	3/23/2012	At WonderCon 2012, writer Joe Kelly talks about adapting his single issue Superman comic "What's So Funny about Truth, Justice, and the American Way?" into the feature-length animated movie Superman vs. The Elite, and how it is a reaction to Warren Ellis' The Authority.
FBC Special	3/25/2012	At WonderCon 2012, Pendant Audio founders Jeffrey and Susan Bridges, along with writer Anna Rodriguez, talk with Fanboy Comics Creative Director Sam Rhodes about the past, present, and future of their company.
FBC Special	3/25/2012	At WonderCon 2012, writer Jane Espenson and actor Brad Bell (aka "Cheeks") talk about their new web series, Husbands. With Fanboy Comics President Bryant Dillon, they discuss why Husbands is so popular, what makes it unique, and how you can help to keep the series' success going. Visit www.husbandstheseries.com or search "Husbands" on Kickstarter for more information!
FBC Special	3/25/2012	Celebrating the release of the 35th anniversary Blu-Ray of Wizards, Ralph Bakshi chats with Fanboy Comics Creative Director Sam Rhodes about getting his start at Terry Toons, his subversive animation work back in the '70s, the state of animation today, and what we can do to make sure Wizards II really happens.
Episode 54	3/26/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Michael Bay’s re-imagining of TMNT, whether TV studios are catering too much to fans, Ms. Marvel’s promotion to Captain, whether BSG: Blood and Chrome will succeed as a web series, and our reactions to The Hunger Games film adaptation!
Episode 55	4/2/2012	The FBC Crew discusses The Hunger Games action figures (6:33), the inconsistencies of the MPAA (15:23), the destruction of the Amazonian myth/feminism in DC Comics (25:21), Marvel’s new augmented reality for comics (41:14), and the case for ending research on chimps. [(SPOILER ALERT: Does not involve Charlton Heston (46:50).]!
FBC Special	4/6/2012	Buffy fanatics Bryant Dillon and Barbra Dillon (the Scoobies) introduce Buffy-virgin Sam Rhodes (the Newbie) to Joss Whedon’s tale of vampire-slaying, demons, magic, and a universe composed entirely of shrimp. Spike and Dru, gypsy curses, and werewolves...the Scoobies see Sam through Season 2 of Buffy in all its glory. If you miss one second of this podcast, it is one second too much!
Episode 56	4/9/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the Arizona legislature’s attempt to limit free speech, Infinite Comics’ fully digital comic series, Google’s new holoband technology, whether Star Wars haters are ruining the franchise, and the Total Recall remake that may breathe new life into the story!
Episode 57	4/16/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the controversial death of Aquaman’s newest character, why The Cabin in the Woods is being so well received by critics, which directors are being considered for the film adaptation of Catching Fire, whether the moon needs its own set of laws, and the court decision that could criminalize embedding images and videos on the internet.
Episode 58	4/30/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the plan for mining near-Earth asteroids, whether The Hobbit footage looks too real, the possibility that movie theatre chains will allow texting in theatres, fan reaction to Catching Fire’s new director, and Chris Roberson’s departure from DC Comics.
Episode 59	5/7/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Grant Morrison’s thoughts on Batman’s sexuality, the box office success of The Avengers, a look back at the ten years of Free Comic Book Day, whether the trailers for this summer’s blockbusters are exciting audiences, and the dangers of real-life superheroes like Phoenix Jones.
Episode 60	5/14/2012	The FBC Crew discusses whether Scott Snyder is retconning Batman’s origin story, the financial impact of digital comics on brick-and-mortar stores, whether androids really do have electric dreams, sexual violence and politics in The Avengers, and whether cable providers will cut costs in light of the major drop in subscribers.
Episode 61	5/21/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the reality of building a Starship Enterprise, whether Joss Whedon will return (or be asked to return) for The Avengers 2, the possibility that the triceratops may not have existed, and what to expect from Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead Escape at San Diego Comic-Con.
Episode 62	5/28/2012	The FBC Crew discusses whether Xbox 360s may soon be pulled from the shelves, the increased attention towards homosexuality in the DC and Marvel universes, the bad news about G.I. Joe Retaliation’s release date, the joys of attending midnight movie screenings, and the best ways to prepare for SDCC 2012.
Episode 63	6/4/2012	The FBC Crew discusses George Lucas’ (potential) retirement from Hollywood, the exciting new cast list and increased budget for Iron Man 3, whether we should fear an impending zombie apocalypse, the announcement of DC’s newest gay character, and SpaceX’s first successful commercial space flight.
Episode 64	6/11/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the buzz surrounding Ridley Scott's Prometheus, the debut of DC's Before Watchmen series, whether a Justice League movie is a smart move, and how HBO GO is the dream of many a TV viewer.
Episode 65	6/25/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the rumors surrounding the Mortal Kombat reboot, FunnyJunk’s legal woes, fan reaction to the new The Dark Knight Rises trailer, and geek anger towards adapting comic books into film and TV.
Episode 66	7/2/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the departure of George Perez from the New 52, the controversy surrounding TV Tropes, the likelihood that SETI will welcome alien computer viruses, whether Ryan Reynolds will be the next Highlander, and box office projections for The Amazing Spider-Man.
Episode 67	7/9/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the possible discovery of the Higgs Boson, whether San Diego Comic-Con is still worth it, Marvel’s latest relaunch, one gamer’s Twitter attack on Felicia Day, and whether Nick Fury’s actions in The Avengers were legally justified.
Episode 68	7/16/2012	The FBC Crew recaps their week at San Diego Comic-Con by discussing their favorite moments and cosplayers, as well as an in-depth look at the evolution of the convention!
Episode 69	7/30/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the Jim Henson Company’s departure from Chick-Fil-A, why you should listen to Bill Nye and Neil deGrasse Tyson when they encourage the exploration of space, the possibility of a Hobbit trilogy, and our predictions for Man of Steel.
Episode 70	8/6/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the Curiosity’s landing on Mars, the dangers of blood doping, the new X-Men First Class movie, whether film remakes are such a bad thing after all, and how Peter Weller’s Batman will hold up in The Dark Knight Returns.
Episode 71	8/13/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Joss Whedon’s multi-year contract with Marvel Studios, DC’s consideration of a JLA movie, the legal battle over The Walking Dead, whether we should fear the US when it comes to copyright infringement, and Doctor Who’s take on time travel.
Episode 72	8/27/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Superman and Wonder Woman’s new relationship, Marvel’s new origin story for Wolverine, whether robots should be held accountable for their crimes, and Rob Liefeld’s departure from DC. Plus, we chat with screenwriter/producer/SFX artist/graphic novelist Paul J. Salamoff about the upcoming release of Tales of Discord: Iridian and On the Set.
Episode 73	9/3/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the leaked script for Michael Bay’s TMNT movie, the panel line-up for MorrisonCon, why Matthew Inman’s indiegogo campaign to create a Tesla museum was so popular, the possibilities for ABC’s S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show, and why DC is having trouble finding a director for their live-action Justice League movie.
Episode 74	9/10/2012	The FBC Crew discusses movie theaters’ poor summer sales (despite The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises), the rebranding of G4, the delay of Marvel’s Phase One box DVD/Blu-Ray set, Kickstarter’s clarification of their ‘failed project’ policies, and The Hunger Games film you never saw.
Episode 75	9/24/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the implications of the Robocop remake's new suit, James Gunn rewriting and directing Guardians of the Galaxy for Marvel Studios, whether NASA will be able to achieve warp speed travel, the curiously absent blade through Agent Coulson's chest in the UK Avengers DVD, and why The Hobbit has four endings for its new trailer.
Episode 76	10/1/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Mark Millar’s consultation for Fox’s upcoming Marvel films, Curiosity’s evidence of water on Mars, Joss Whedon’s penchant for killing beloved characters, Adam Levermore’s groundbreaking job interview for S.H.I.E.L.D., and Billy Connolly’s distaste for Tokien’s literary works.
Episode 77	10/8/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the recently announced characters for Joss Whedon’s S.H.I.E.L.D., the political perspective of World of Warcraft, critics’ reactions to MorrisonCon, whether rape should be used as a fantasy trope, and the real-life RoboCops in Camden, New Jersey.
Episode 78	10/22/2012	The FBC Crew discusses Warner Bros. winning the rights to Superman, a recap of NYCC 2012, why TDKR’s cinematographer hated The Avengers, sexual harassment and female cosplayers, and the inherent problems with ocean fertilization.
Episode 79	10/29/2012	In this special episode, we talk about our experiences at the first-ever Son of Monsterpalooza convention in Burbank, CA.
Episode 80	11/5/2012	In this special episode, we talk about our experiences at the Long Beach Comic & Horror Con 2012, where we interview John Bring and Sebastian Kadlecik of JBSK Comics, Susan Bridges of Pendant Audio, Kristopher White of The Thirty Six, and the voice of Cortana in Halo 4, actress Mackenzie Mason!
Episode 81	11/12/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the story and casting rumors surrounding Star Wars: Episode VII, the cancellation of Hellblazer, President Obama’s secret plan to send man back to the Moon, Skyfall in IMAX, and Neil deGrasse Tyson’s discovery of Krypton.
Episode 82	11/19/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the phrase “Fake Geek Girl,” whether a Serenity sequel is likely to happen, Darth Vader’s possible cameo in the upcoming Star Wars movie, why we should be grateful for Twilight, and the SyFy channel’s inability to recreate the BSG phenomenon.
Episode 83	12/3/2012	The FBC Crew discusses the continuity issues of the X-Men films, the “earthshaking” discoveries of the Curiosity Rover, Rick McCallum’s sudden departure from LucasFilm, the supposed plot of the upcoming Star Trek film, and the controversy surrounding James Gunn’s online superhero sex poll.
Episode 84	12/11/2012	The FBC Crew discusses whether Batman is a virgin in Christopher Nolan’s films, fan reaction to the new Star Trek into Darkness teaser trailers, Karen Berger’s resignation from Vertigo and its implications for the imprint, and why everything that you know about dinosaurs may be wrong.
Episode 85	12/17/2012	In this special episode, Fanboy Comics’ staff and contributors from across the country unite to celebrate the last episode of Season 2 and discuss their favorite geek news from the year, including the sale of Star Wars to Disney, the Curiosity Rover’s landing on Mars, the “Fake Geek Girl” controversy, and the “year of Joss Whedon.”
Episode 86	1/21/2013	In this special episode, we celebrate the premiere episode of Season 3 (and a new theme song by Adam WarRock!) and discuss the White House's rejection of a petition for the construction of a Death Star, the geek cred of 'The King of the Nerds,' the supposed crimes of Aaron Swartz, DC's writer change-up, and X-Men's all-female relaunch.
Episode 87	1/28/2013	In this episode, we discuss the continuing debate on cryogenic sleep, Disney's confirmation of JJ Abrams directing Star Wars: Episode VII, Jimmy Olsen becoming Jenny Olsen in Man of Steel, the adversity faced by female filmmakers in Hollywood, and whether the Academy snubs geeky films.
Episode 88	2/4/2013	In this episode, we discuss why 'Star Wars' should have a female lead, how Len Wein got the last laugh with 'Watchmen,' the boycott of Dragon*Con, the Kickstarter campaign that tells the story of 'Superman Lives,' and whether video games have a larger impact than gun laws.
Episode 89	2/18/2013	In this episode, we discuss the myths about Joss Whedon, the meteorite that hit Russia on Friday, the controversy that surrounds Orson Scott Card writing 'Superman' for DC, the status of the 'Justice League' movie, and whether the EU will be featured in the upcoming 'Star Wars' movies.
Episode 89	3/4/2013	In this episode, we discuss early reviews of Man of Steel, the death of Damian Wayne, the state of the VFX industry in Hollywood, whether fans will be interested in live streaming convention panels, and whether it is likely that Dennis Tito will be able to send a couple to Mars by 2018.
Episode 92	3/11/2013	In this episode, we discuss the latest developments in the Justice League film, the latest trailer for Iron Man 3, whether Han, Luke, and Leia will be back for the next Star Wars movie, Joss Whedon's Much Ado trailer, and the trouble experienced by former DC artist Jerry Ordway.
Episode 93	3/18/2013	In this episode, we discuss the ramifications of Veronica Mars' Kickstarter success, the winding down of The Clone Wars, Comixology's crash, whether de-extinction is a good thing, and how a gay character can be added to the Star Trek universe.
Episode 94	3/25/2013	In this episode, we discuss whether an asteroid apocalypse is in our near future, Spawn's Angela moving to the Marvel universe, the future of DRM-free digital comics, George R.R. Martin's concerns as to whether the Game of Thrones TV show will catch up to his writing, and the impending death of Green Lantern John Stewart.
Episode 95	4/1/2013	In this special episode, we chat with a number of talented indie creators in attendance at WonderCon Anaheim 2013, including Sebastian Kadlecik and John Bring (JBSK Comics - Penguins vs. Possums), Jason Enright (WE Comics - Triage, How I Spent My Summer Invasion, Jimmy Brass: 2nd Grade Detective), Madeleine Holly-Rosing (The Boston Metaphysical Society), and Kristopher White (The Thirty Six, Father Robot).
Episode 96	4/8/2013	In this episode, we discuss the new trends of recreating anime fight scenes and "Vadering," the closure of LucasArts, the online backlash for Uncanny Avengers #5, the power of fandoms in charitable giving, and President Obama's new BRAIN Initiative.
Episode 97	4/15/2013	In this episode, we discuss the controversy over the Prometheus sequel, fan reaction to Disney announcing the yearly release of new Star Wars films, the Saga fiasco with ComiXology and Apple, the latest Man of Steel trailer, and social media's impact on journalism in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Episode 98	4/29/2013	In this episode, we discuss the controversy over Dead Island's exclusive figurine, fan reaction to the new Thor: The Dark World trailer, popular culture's acceptance of Slash, the new business model for Netflix, and the fact that Benedict Cumberbatch is playing (REDACTED) in Star Trek into Darkness.
Episode 99	5/6/2013	In this special podcast leading up to the 100th episode, the Fanboy Comics staff looks back at the past three years of The Fanboy Scoop - Week in Review podcast, remembering their favorite moments and discussing what they look forward to in the next 100 episodes.
Episode 100	5/6/2013	In this monumental episode, we celebrate our 100th recording of The Fanboy Scoop - Week In Review! In addition, we discuss the case of the missing Crimson Corsair, whether Avatar killed technology, DC Comics boycotting The Outhouse, AOL shutting down Comics Alliance, and a SPOILER-filled discussion of whether Robert Downey Jr. will return as Iron Man.
Episode 101	5/13/2013	In this special episode, we report live from Long Beach Comic Expo! We hope that you will enjoy our one-on-one interviews with some of LA's most talented indie creators, including Jim Mahfood (Tank Girl, LA Ink Stains), Sebastian Kadlecik, John Bring, and Lindsay Calhoon of Penguins vs. Possums, and E.J. De la Pena and Neil Johnson of the sci-fi dramedy Nobility.