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  <title>Episode 12: Green Beanery, Mean Machinery</title>
  <description>DC Animated and Reanimated, X-Men Utopia, Evil '70s Computers.&#13;
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Notes and plans:&#13;
- We recorded this episode twice. &amp;amp;nbsp;The computer ate the first one.&#13;
- G20 Protests going on in Toronto!&#13;
- Ilan read ALL OF BLACKEST NIGHT and bought the toys (Heroclix). &amp;amp;nbsp;And a bunch of villains unlimited (+ Project OMAC, and Infinite Crisis), in order to read Secret Six. &amp;amp;nbsp;A discussion of Darth Sue, and Fables Volume 12.&#13;
- Ilan is now watching the rest of Superman Animated and is itching to watch The Justice League, after seeing &amp;quot;Crisis on Two Earths&amp;quot;.&#13;
- Also: New Avengers! &amp;amp;nbsp;Secret Avengers! SHIELD! And Modern Warfare 2.&#13;
- Justin read through Project Utopia, the massive X-Men Crossover.&#13;
- Justin takes us through '70s Cinema! &amp;amp;nbsp;Logan's Run! Colossus: the Forbin Project! &amp;amp;nbsp;Soylent Green! Rollerball!&#13;
- Justin talks about Can't Stop the Serenity, the annual&#13;
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We'll have to try again to get movies it's okay for geeks to cry at recorded. &amp;amp;nbsp;So close! &amp;amp;nbsp;At least nobody was hurt.</description>
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