In this episode:

• WILDsound FALL Feature Screenplay Contest winner Scott C. Clements (scarletavenger.blogspot.com),
• listener Jack in NJ and album art,
• problems with Greg’s Toshiba laptop,
• Dennis in CA coming back on the show in November,
• Jennifer Hudson,
• Bill Cosby’s son getting shot,
• photos from the October NAVA meeting at the Digital Press video game store in Clifton, NJ,
• trick or treating memories,
• our most and least favorite Halloween candy,
• parents sorting through their children’s candy,
• Fruit Roll-Ups,
• the Italian snack taralli,
• fruit snacks (hard vs. gummy),
• chocolate Easter bunnies (hollow vs. solid),
• the 70th anniversary of The War of the Worlds radio performance in West Windsor Township, NJ,
• jelly bean flavors,
• and the three-year anniversary of The Paunch Stevenson Show.

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In this episode:

• Ron Howard’s Call To Action video on Funny or Die featuring Andy Griffith and Henry Winkler,
• Stephen Baldwin challenging Barack Obama to a boxing match,
• the pointlessness of student government,
• wearing costumes to the October NAVA meeting at the Digital Press video game store in Clifton, NJ (www.digitpress.com),
• Greg trying to buy a Crosley Keepsake USB record player from Craig’s List,
• Greg trying to buy an Indiana Jones costume,
• crowded Halloween stores,
• 16 rpm records,
• pole vaulting in dreams,
• receiving Sega video games from Juan in Missouri,
• Sega’s obsession with Michael Jackson,
• our review of the ColecoVision, the Atari 5200, and the Atari 7800,
• the upcoming Pac-Man Collection for the ColecoVision (www.opcodegames.com),
• a customer looking for an Osama bin Laden costume,
• Michael Bay, Mike Tyson, and Jerry Seinfeld looking stupid,
• our movie review of Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist (2008) starring Michael Cera,
• and our movie review of Religulous (2008) starring Bill Maher.

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For $19.99 USD, you can buy the scariest, most grotesque Halloween costume of all time:

Party City – Wacko Jacko Michael Jackson Halloween mask

Don’t stare at it too long or you’ll go mad.

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In this episode:

• a celebrity death (Paul Newman, thanks to www.deadoraliveinfo.com),
• Westerns,
• Jack Tramiel,
• Spaceballs: The Animated Series on G4,
• Comcast’s video web site Fancast (www.fancast.com),
• Jason Priestly on the new 90210,
• MacGyver,
• Sam Donaldson vs. Sam the Eagle,
• listeners Paul and Juan in Missouri,
• a listener’s podcast (www.sparetimeradio.com by Wayne),
• Tom Brokaw’s voice,
• John McCain’s robotic arms,
• Chuck Norris,
• the upcoming movie Indiana Jones 5,
• WILDsound FALL Feature Screenplay Contest finalist Scott C. Clements (scarletavenger.blogspot.com),
• Charles in Charge season 2 on DVD,
• Who Made the Potatoe Salad? (2006) starring Jaleel White,
• and The Wonder Years and Saturday Supercade never being released on DVD.

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In this episode:

• meeting Lewis Black at the closing night of Hair in Central Park,
• meeting Juliana Hatfield and telling her about The Paunch Stevenson Show,
• a celebrity sighting (Cokie Roberts),
• Sam Donaldson and George W. Bush,
• the Angry Video Game Nerd’s trip to movie locations (It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Back to the Future, more Back to the Future, the Bat Cave, Die Hard, Halloween, and Pee-wee’s Big Adventure),
• an Eliza Dushku update,
• Greg’s triathlon,
• a Commodore 64 web site (www.lemon64.com),
• old horrible video games by Acclaim and LJN,
• a board game web site (www.boardgamegeek.com),
• more listener email from Paul in Missouri,
• the Electronic Handheld Game Museum (www.handheldmuseum.com),
• and a celebrity death (Richard Wright from Pink Floyd).

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The HumanCar:

Inspired by the Flintmobile:

The HumanCar costs around $15,500, and is mainly made from recycled plastics. It weighs just 500 pounds and is powered by generating electricity from pumping several levers/handles, so you get exercise also. There’s an electric motor in case you get tired, too. It can reach speeds of 60 MPH, as well as serve as a power source for your home.

The only strange thing is that there’s no steering wheel?!?!

Video of the underlying design of the HumanCar:

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In this episode:

• Greg’s horrible computer science classes at Rutgers University in the late 1990s,
• NJIT,
• our trip to Live with Regis and Kelly,
• the insanity of driving in Manhattan,
• seeing Regis Philbin in person,
• Wayne Brady’s weird hairline,
• NASCAR drivers throwing ice cream at each other,
• photos from the show,
• and the Paunch luck.

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