After Dark

After Back to Work 180.

After Back to Work 179.

Dan, Haddie, and Myke Hurley talk more after Quit! episode 52 about ideas and names.

Nonsense and outtakes from The Incomparable 199.

Lisa makes us rich with her t-shirt designs, but she also says bad words.

Merlin is surprised by the appearance of Moisés Chiullan instead of Dan.

Jason, John, David, Glenn, and Lisa talk about microphones, movies, and lots of other random things.

Dan and Merlin talk after Back to Work, episode 174.

More computer game talk with the Incomparable gang.

The hosts of The World's Greatest Podcast try out a new, democratic way of selecting episode titles.

Merlin and Dan talk about hobbits in Minnesota, show titles, bicurious SpiderMan fans, and Finn's arm from Adventure Time.

Many digressions from our "Kiki's Delivery Service" episode, including all the stuff John Siracusa told us to remove because it's just him making references to Merlin's podcasts so obscure even Merlin doesn't remember them.

Dan and Benjamin talk about the cast of Star Wars Episode 7, what men can find on Pinterest, and playing Wii golf.

Dan Benjamin talk about after dark, outtakes, unedited, and uncensored.

We were going to do a "Firefly" episode, but half the panel didn't show up, so we talked about the Hugo Awards and some other stuff and then called it a night. Enjoy! With John Siracusa, Erika Ensign, David J. Loehr, and host Jason Snell.

Jason Snell, Dan Moren, Rene Ritchie, Guy English, Moises Chiullan, and Tony Sindelar talk about mutants, superheroes, and how to properly hail Hydra.

Jason, John, Andy, Greg, and David can't stop, won't stop.

In a special crossover with The Incomparable's Total Party Kill podcast, we present this April Fool's Day episode featuring our panelists playing an entire Trivial Pursuit game. The whole thing. Eight players, the original Genus Edition, no waiting. Our participants are Philip Michaels, Steve Lutz, David J. Loehr, Scott McNulty, Dan Moren, Monty Ashley, Erika Ensign, and Glenn Fleishman.

More about old movies, the music of "Get Carter" and "Taking of Pelham One Two Three," and Phil swears.