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William ‘Dickerson’ Nixon (featuring CougarTown Co-creator Kevin Biegel)

Jon and Nathan again take a week off giving way to introduce a new hero on the scene! Enter CougarTown Co-Creator Kevin Biegel! In this episode, our heroes Biegel and Nitro discuss all matter of geeky things such as the news from Michael Bay that the new TMNT (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) film will feature the TMNT as being an alien species. We also discuss all matter of geeky things like the horror that is the Garbage Pail Kids movie, the beauty of the new Avengers film, and what constitutes a good I-MAX experience. More importantly our heroes wonder the true identity of the man known only as WILLIAM NIXON in the latest episode of…

THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE GEEKY!

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Grimm Co-Creators/Producers Tease Upcoming Episodes

Good news, Grimmers — “Grimm” officially received its back-nine order, which brings this season up to a full 22 episodes. The show has been doing well in the ratings, gaining end over end each week, which is good news for people like me that are just loving this little-show-that-could. We were fortunate enough to sit in on a dish session with “Grimm” co-creators and executive producers David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, as they fill us in on what to expect this week and in future episodes.

Attention CougarTown Fans: The CougarTown RoadShow

Nitro has the beginning deets on the CougarTown Season 3 Roadshow! Are you near a city with some of the screenings? Find out! Also find out if you can help Kevin and Bill with the screenings!

Sons of Anarchy Post-Mortem with Kurt Sutter

By now I’m assuming everyone has seen the conclusion of the “Sons of Anarchy” fourth season finale, “To Be, Act 2.” And judging by the reactions, none of you are quiet about it either. The biggest shock of all was that there was, arguably, nothing shocking about it. Clay and Tara both survived. Jax decided to stay in Charming. And Lincoln Potter was forced to drop the entire RICO case like that. Was an entire season’s worth of plot development completely erased? What does this mean for season five? Well, let’s go straight to the source — creator, showrunner, writer, and all-around gift to television Kurt Sutter.