Our hosts kick off tonights show discussing the Video Game Awards, or excuse me, the #VGX. What were the highlights and lowlights? Why do we continue to care about these award shows? Our live chatters give some big insight. Then the discussion may turn to reminissing about what nerds in their 30s like, but HEY that's just another week at Orange Lounge Radio. Of course there is gaming news as well including some recent password resets on Playstation Network that are causing a bit of alarm. EA, you might have some 'splanin to do!

Welcome to PodCulture! Glenn opens talking about the Marvel Lego game for the Playstation 4, as well as the upgraded version of Injustice: Ultimate Edition. Brad talks about the improved control scheme for the mini games. For the Vita, Glenn is play[...]

There are so many changes to gear and stats announced that we could only have one person to discuss that with us: Simes aka Husbandface J Show 119: Welcome Simes Interview time:  quick recap time How was our week in WoW? Winners Halloween competion. Plug for our website: www.girlsgonewow.net  and we are now part of […]

BBC1 ran A Ghost Story for Christmas annually throughout most of the 1970s. We discuss the last three stories of the 1970s run: The Signalman (1976), Stigma (1977) and The Ice House (1978). Join us for some spooky seasonal stories.... Please send us your comments, questions, requests and complaints. You can reach us at britishinvaders@gmail.com, and you can find us on the British Invaders Facebook Group. British Invaders is an audio podcast that discusses television shows. We do not distribute the shows themselves.

We read a comment from last week's show that talks about the lack of storage management on the Xbox One, and the implications of that particular design decision. People are being banned from the Game DVR and Upload Studio functions of the Xbox One for using curse words, even if they are done in an entertaining manner. The Playroom streams have been removed from the directory on Twitch after people used them for non-gaming content. How did the consoles do on Black Friday? We take a look at what one research firm says. John Carmack has left iD Software to work full time on the REAL next-gen, the Oculus Rift. Then we take calls about cursing online, why Flower is more of an experience than a game, and Steam sales. (Due to the late posting of this show, the passphrase is in the first five minutes of the episode.)

Right before we started this episode, last minute news just dropped in our laps! So on this extended episode Ranma and Mako-chan discuss the issues of Jessica Nigri and her Assassin's Creed cosplay, and Mako has her two cents! Then the team rips Aki-con apart with their handling of the sexual assault! Then the team calms down with discussion of the live action Lupin III movie, the new trend in cosplay undressing, how Japanese weather is more fun. A new Lucky Star spinoff and a new Fairy Tail project next spring... And a Gurren Lagann baseball manga?!

The Critical Myth Crew spends a day with Doctor Who (spoilers through 7.15) and then crosses paths with Person of Interest (spoilers through 3.9). When all is said and done, something never before encountered on The Critical Myth Show occurs! Recorded 28 Nov 2013.Listen to Critical Myth on VOG Network! Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (7PM Eastern/4PM Pacific), with an encore marathon on Saturdays (12PM Eastern/9AM Pacific).Opening theme provided by The Oceanic Six. A huge thanks to Alex, Luke, and Jason!The podcast is on iTunes, and you can add this feed to the client of your choice:http://criticalmyth.podbean.com/feed/Want to leave some feedback? You can leave a comment here on the site or our Facebook page, or you can also record your comment and send it to us by E-mail atfeedback@criticalmyth.com.

Katniss has become an unwitting symbol for rebellion by the 12 districts against the Capitol. The seeds for this were sown back in The Hunger Games, and now the stakes have been ratcheted up to unbearable levels.

You have to be able to accept the strange in order to enjoy Thor: The Dark World, otherwise it wouldn't make much sense if viewed from outside the scope of a comic book universe. It is a movie that is largely set in the world of Asgard. Since it's not a familiar place like Earth is, it becomes difficult to latch onto the stakes being laid out with the war between the Dark Elves and heroes of Asgard. When it eventually gets back to Earth, things do get better, but then the film just ends as it was about to get going. So goes another chapter in "Phase Two" for Marvel Studios.

Shot mostly inside Disney theme parks without the company’s knowledge or permission, Escape from Tomorrow surprisingly found distribution after debuting to some positive buzz at the Sundance Film Festival. Legally, Disney decided a better approach than litigation would be to not acknowledge the film’s existence at all. So it was released unchallenged via video-on-demand services as well as in limited theaters across the country on October 11th. But is the film good enough to overshadow the amazing story of how it was made?