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On this episode of the PopFilter Podcast, the friends discuss Passion Pit's new album Gossamer, The Newsroom and The Deep Blue Sea. They have a lot of laughs and a lot of tears, but it's actually all tears and no laughter. But you'll love it. I know you'll love it. Come on...you'll love it.

In this super duper Koopa Trooper episode of the PopFilter Podcast, the friends discuss the new Soul Asylum album, Anger Management, and that one old Tom Cruise movie Legend. Come for the stay, stay for the cum.

On the official 51st episode of the PopFIlter podcast, the friends discuss the best that 2012 has offered so far. They have a lot of laughs, a lot of fun and more than a few tears. Basically, they all cry through the entire episode, although most of those are tears of joy.

On this episode of the PopFilter podcast, everything goes crazy. Seriously, listen to it. Everything. Goes. Crazy.

In this magnificently amazingly magnificent episode of the most amazing podcast of all time, the friends tackle the new Usher album and the "hit" new show Common Law. Also, Jason makes them listen to an old Elliott Smith album, because he's a jerk. Thanks, Jason. Enjoy.

PopFilter proudly presents the first annual PopFilter PopCulture Fantasy Draft. In this exciting episode, the friends draft a six man team to battle an impending alien invasion. The only rules are that they must be fictional, they must be human (nothing fantastic about them, no super powers, no magic), and each team must have one girl. Also, you have to get poop-faced while you draft. Done and done. Let the games begin!

All in the Family, Veep, Secret World of Arrietty, Tenacious D, American Idol

This week the friends try something different by locking Jason out of the room, and bringing in PopFilter writer Brett Wheeler to talk about Slash- Apocalyptic Love and Spartacus: Vengeance. You think having a guest would force professionalism. Unless you've listened to the show before, and realize it can always get worse. But worse in an entertaining way. Worse is how the kids say rad these days right? Like in the 80's everything was 'bad'. Language is stupid.

This week, the friends butter each other up (they didn't compliment each other, they literally spread butter on themselves before they recorded) and discuss the new crappy cop show NYC 22 and the movie Rampart.

People of the world, I would like you to spice up your life. Are you every boy and/or every girl? You simply must spice up up your life. The best way to spice up your life? Cocaine. The second best way? The PopFilter Podcast, where the friends discuss the three most important items of the day: Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie, The L.A. Complex, and some stupid Keane album by the band Keane who sucks worse than the band Keane. Keane. KEANE!!!

In which the friends debate the merits of the new Spiritualized album, the new Steve McQueen film Shame, and Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23. They also tackle the 2002 Oscars, because...you know...why wouldn't they.

The friends, in the most sober way they know how, tackle the new Mars Volta album and the new Ashley Judd show Missing. Make sure to turn it off before the end of the show, as all three of them completely lose their poop. Literally. They poop on the floor.

The friends are friendly friends as they review GCB, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Guild in one episode.

In which one friend, one frenemy, and one full on enemy discuss whatever the hell they want. Luckily, they want to talk about the new Bruce Springsteen album, the hit(ish) new TV show Smash, and the new Pedro Almodovar movie The Skin I Live In. Eat it. Live it. Love it. Eat it. Again.

In which the friends tackle the new Clap Your Hands Say Yeah album Hysterical, Two and a Half Men, Attack the Block, Tyler Perry, Gone With the Wind, and Citizen Kane.