Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael J Petty

The Truth is in Here... Welcome back to THE X-CAST: AN X-FILES PODCAST as we continue our minute by minute coverage of the second X-Files movie, I Want to Believe. In this episode, your host Kurt North is joined by recurring guests Michelle Milbauer & Michael J. Petty, as they conclude working through the fifteenth 'block' of episodes. Next time, Carl returns with another recurring guest... Host / Editor Kurt North Guests Michelle Mitbauer / Michael J. Petty Show Producers Carl Sweeney / Sarah Blair Executive Producer Tony Black Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Follow X-Cast on social media: Twitter: @TheX_Cast Facebook/Instagram: The X-Cast Support the Film Stories podcast network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simonbrew Twitter: @filmstories Facebook/Instagram/Threads: Film Stories Website: www.filmstories.co.uk With thanks to our Patrons: Cathy Glinski, Michelle Milbauer, Deana Ferreri, RH, Katie Doe, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Caredwen Foley, Calla Dreams, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Ferdinando Bianchini, Adam Chamberlain, Charnette Soto, Simon Hodgson, Gillian Collins, Nina, Ellie, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Nicole Baker, Violet H, Adam Vangsness, Gabe Sicliano, Nicole Hayes, Valena, Andrew Begg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Truth is in Here... Welcome back to THE X-CAST: AN X-FILES PODCAST as we continue our minute by minute coverage of the second X-Files movie, I Want to Believe. In this episode, your host Kurt North is joined by recurring guests Michelle Milbauer & Michael J. Petty, as they continue working through the fifteenth 'block' of episodes... Host / Editor Kurt North Guests Michelle Mitbauer / Michael J. Petty Show Producers Carl Sweeney / Sarah Blair Executive Producer Tony Black Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Follow X-Cast on social media: Twitter: @TheX_Cast Facebook/Instagram: The X-Cast Support the Film Stories podcast network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simonbrew Twitter: @filmstories Facebook/Instagram/Threads: Film Stories Website: www.filmstories.co.uk With thanks to our Patrons: Cathy Glinski, Michelle Milbauer, Deana Ferreri, RH, Katie Doe, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Caredwen Foley, Calla Dreams, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Ferdinando Bianchini, Adam Chamberlain, Charnette Soto, Simon Hodgson, Gillian Collins, Nina, Ellie, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Nicole Baker, Violet H, Adam Vangsness, Gabe Sicliano, Nicole Hayes, Valena, Andrew Begg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Truth is in Here... Welcome back to THE X-CAST: AN X-FILES PODCAST as we continue our minute by minute coverage of the second X-Files movie, I Want to Believe. In this episode, your host Kurt North is joined by recurring guests Michelle Milbauer & Michael J. Petty, as they continue working through the fifteenth 'block' of episodes... Host / Editor Kurt North Guests Michelle Mitbauer / Michael J. Petty Show Producers Carl Sweeney / Sarah Blair Executive Producer Tony Black Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Follow X-Cast on social media: Twitter: @TheX_Cast Facebook/Instagram: The X-Cast Support the Film Stories podcast network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simonbrew Twitter: @filmstories Facebook/Instagram/Threads: Film Stories Website: www.filmstories.co.uk With thanks to our Patrons: Cathy Glinski, Michelle Milbauer, Deana Ferreri, RH, Katie Doe, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Caredwen Foley, Calla Dreams, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Ferdinando Bianchini, Adam Chamberlain, Charnette Soto, Simon Hodgson, Gillian Collins, Nina, Ellie, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Nicole Baker, Violet H, Adam Vangsness, Gabe Sicliano, Nicole Hayes, Valena, Andrew Begg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Truth is in Here... Welcome back to THE X-CAST: AN X-FILES PODCAST as we continue our minute by minute coverage of the second X-Files movie, I Want to Believe. In this episode, your host Kurt North is joined by recurring guests Michelle Milbauer & Michael J. Petty, as they begin working through the fifteenth 'block' of episodes, as we return to Scully's hospital... Host / Editor Kurt North Guests Michelle Mitbauer / Michael J. Petty Show Producers Carl Sweeney / Sarah Blair Executive Producer Tony Black Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Follow X-Cast on social media: Twitter: @TheX_Cast Facebook/Instagram: The X-Cast Support the Film Stories podcast network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/simonbrew Twitter: @filmstories Facebook/Instagram/Threads: Film Stories Website: www.filmstories.co.uk With thanks to our Patrons: Cathy Glinski, Michelle Milbauer, Deana Ferreri, RH, Katie Doe, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Caredwen Foley, Calla Dreams, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Ferdinando Bianchini, Adam Chamberlain, Charnette Soto, Simon Hodgson, Gillian Collins, Nina, Ellie, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Nicole Baker, Violet H, Adam Vangsness, Gabe Sicliano, Nicole Hayes, Valena, Andrew Begg. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

8x20 'Essence'- Episode Analysis Our coverage of Season 8 continues as host Kurt North is joined by recurring guest Michael J. Petty combine forces to discuss the twentieth episode of season eight, 'Essence', and discuss your feedback...Host / EditorKurt NorthGuestMichael J. PettyExecutive ProducerTony BlackShow ProducersCarl Sweeney / Kurt North / Sarah BlairSupport The X-Cast on Patreon:www.patreon.com/thexcastFollow X-Cast on social media:Twitter: @TheX_CastFacebook/Instagram: The X-CastSupport the We Made This podcast network on Patreon:www.patreon.com/wemadethisTwitter: @we_madethisFacebook/Instagram: We Made Thiswemadethisnetwork.comWith thanks to our Patrons:Michelle Milbauer, Calla Dreams, Cathy Glinski, Nicole Baker, Jenn Ferguson, Marlene Stemme, Deana Ferreri, Katie Doe, Simon Hodgson, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Delta 51, Clarissa de Becker, Sarah Devicomte, Daniela Marlitsis, Justin Bernstein, Karen McKenna, Adam Chamberlain, Luke Winch, Caleb Burnett, Annie Flowers, Kathryn Shellman, Gillian Collins, Wayne Arndt, Elinor Butler, Jessica Miskelly, Christopher Pilbeam, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Jamie Russell, Catherine Toussaint, Lisa Bishop, moi, Cori Sebesta, Ferdinando Bianchini, Russell Hugo, Kelsey L Mayer, Sarah Ford, Charnette Soto, Nina, Caredwen Foley.

8x20 'Essence'- Episode Analysis Our coverage of Season 8 continues as host Kurt North is joined by recurring guest Michael J. Petty combine forces to discuss the twentieth episode of season eight, 'Essence', and discuss your feedback... Host / Editor Kurt North Guest Michael J. Petty Executive Producer Tony Black Show Producers Carl Sweeney / Kurt North / Sarah Blair Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Follow X-Cast on social media: Twitter: @TheX_Cast Facebook/Instagram: The X-Cast Support the We Made This podcast network on Patreon: www.patreon.com/wemadethis Twitter: @we_madethis Facebook/Instagram: We Made This wemadethisnetwork.com With thanks to our Patrons: Michelle Milbauer, Calla Dreams, Cathy Glinski, Nicole Baker, Jenn Ferguson, Marlene Stemme, Deana Ferreri, Katie Doe, Simon Hodgson, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Delta 51, Clarissa de Becker, Sarah Devicomte, Daniela Marlitsis, Justin Bernstein, Karen McKenna, Adam Chamberlain, Luke Winch, Caleb Burnett, Annie Flowers, Kathryn Shellman, Gillian Collins, Wayne Arndt, Elinor Butler, Jessica Miskelly, Christopher Pilbeam, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Jamie Russell, Catherine Toussaint, Lisa Bishop, moi, Cori Sebesta, Ferdinando Bianchini, Russell Hugo, Kelsey L Mayer, Sarah Ford, Charnette Soto, Nina, Caredwen Foley.

7x09 'Signs and Wonders' - Episode Analysis Our coverage of Season 7 continues as host Kurt North is joined by guest Michael J. Petty to discuss the ninth episode of season seven, 'Signs and Wonders', and to discuss your feedback... Host / Editor / Producer Kurt North Guest Michael J. Petty Producers Carl Sweeney / Sarah Blair Executive Producer Tony Black Support The X-Cast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thexcast Support the We Made This podcast network on Patreon: www.patreon.com/wemadethis With thanks to our Patrons: Adam Chamberlain, Michelle Milbauer, Tenko, Ferdinando Bianchini, Calla Dreams, Cathy Glinski, Jenn Ferguson, Adam Silva, Marlene Stemme, Deana Ferreri, Katie Doe, Simon Hodgson, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Delta 51, Clarissa de Becker, Sarah Devicomte, Caredwen Foley, Daniela Marlitsis, Justin Bernstein, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Caleb Burnett, Annie Flowers, Kathryn Shellman, Gillian Collins, Wayne Arndt, Pekka Tukiainen, Elinor Butler, Jessica Miskelly, Christopher Pilbeam, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Catherine Toussaint, Jamie Russell, Becky Santoyo, Russell Hugo, Kelsey L Mayer, Sarah Ford, Isabelle Dubois, Charnette Soto, Nina, Apu.

7x09 'Signs and Wonders' - Episode Analysis Our coverage of Season 7 continues as host Kurt North is joined by guest Michael J. Petty to discuss the ninth episode of season seven, 'Signs and Wonders', and to discuss your feedback... Host / Editor / ProducerKurt NorthGuestMichael J. PettyProducersCarl Sweeney / Sarah BlairExecutive ProducerTony BlackSupport The X-Cast on Patreon:www.patreon.com/thexcastSupport the We Made This podcast network on Patreon:www.patreon.com/wemadethisWith thanks to our Patrons:Adam Chamberlain, Michelle Milbauer, Tenko, Ferdinando Bianchini, Calla Dreams, Cathy Glinski, Jenn Ferguson, Adam Silva, Marlene Stemme, Deana Ferreri, Katie Doe, Simon Hodgson, Cortlan Waters Bartley, Martha Payne, Delta 51, Clarissa de Becker, Sarah Devicomte, Caredwen Foley, Daniela Marlitsis, Justin Bernstein, Karen McKenna, Luke Winch, Caleb Burnett, Annie Flowers, Kathryn Shellman, Gillian Collins, Wayne Arndt, Pekka Tukiainen, Elinor Butler, Jessica Miskelly, Christopher Pilbeam, Kathy Wait, Nikole Wilson-Ripsom, Jonas Wilstrup, Catherine Toussaint, Jamie Russell, Becky Santoyo, Russell Hugo, Kelsey L Mayer, Sarah Ford, Isabelle Dubois, Charnette Soto, Nina, Apu.

3x09 'Omertà' - Episode AnalysisIn the latest episode of our Season 3 coverage, host Kurt North and guest Michael J. Petty discuss the ninth episode of the season, 'Omertà'...Host / EditorKurt NorthGuestMichael J. PettyTwitter: @thetimeisnowpodWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispodMusic by Michael Gehrmann

3x09 'Omertà' - Episode Analysis In the latest episode of our Season 3 coverage, host Kurt North and guest Michael J. Petty discuss the ninth episode of the season, 'Omertà'... Host / Editor Kurt North Guest Michael J. Petty Twitter: @thetimeisnowpod We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod Music by Michael Gehrmann

2x21 'Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me' - Episode Analysis In the latest episode, host Kurt North and guests Darren Mooney & Michael J. Petty talk Season 2 episode, 'Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me'... Host / Editor Kurt North Guests Darren Mooney / Michael J. Petty Twitter: @thetimeisnowpod We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod Music by Michael Gehrmann

2x21 'Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me' - Episode AnalysisIn the latest episode, host Kurt North and guests Darren Mooney & Michael J. Petty talk Season 2 episode, 'Somehow, Satan Got Behind Me'...Host / EditorKurt NorthGuestsDarren Mooney / Michael J. PettyTwitter: @thetimeisnowpodWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispodMusic by Michael Gehrmann

As most of you know by now, Across the Airwaves founder, host, and executive producer Dan Schmidt recently passed away. Dan originally started ATA as a college blog covering his favorite TV shows such as Smallville, Chuck, Fringe, Supernatural, V, and more; and through collaboration with co-founder Nico Reifsteck they started the podcast we know today as Across the Airwaves, along with all the other shows such as DC Nation, Marvelverse, and ThronesCast. In tribute to our friend, Nico and Michael J. Petty put together this special memorial episode to Dan where listeners, friends, and family called in and briefly answered three questions: How did you meet Dan and what was your relationship with him? How did Dan inspire you? What is your favorite memory with/about Dan? This podcast is filled with Dan's family, friends, and even our long-time podcast listeners who all just called in to talk about Dan. Throughout the show, Nico and Michael comment on the memories and relationships that these people shared and even share their own stories on how they met Dan and other fun memories from behind-the-scenes, things our normal podcast listeners would not know. Our fellow ATA podcast hosts and team members Nicki, Woo, Steve, Mark, Josh, and James join in on this episode as well as they each share their own personal stories of their time with Dan both through the podcast and in every-day life. We would like to thank the Schmidt Family, the Association of Horizon, Dan's friends, and all our listeners for being so supportive of Across the Airwaves over the years and continuing your support as we continue on into this Fall 2016 TV Season. We are very grateful for all of you and we know that Dan was too. Subscribe to our show on iTunes… Enhanced ACC: 1:42:23  Subscribe Standard MP3:  1:42:23  Subscribe

If you haven't heard by now, this past week we lost one of the greats: Daniel John Schmidt. Dan was the co-founder of Across the Airwaves and the longtime host of the DC Nation Podcast, Marvelverse Podcast, and ThronesCast here on the ATA Podcast Network. Dan was very much a Man of Steel and as we mourn the loss of this Superman, we wish to bring you to simpler times. This special edition of the DC Nation Podcast is what we would call a LOST EPISODE, an episode that was recorded long ago but was never actually released online. Before the DC Nation Podcast covered Arrow, The Flash, Gotham, Supergirl, and all of the other DCTV shows and films, this podcast was hosted by Dan and longtime ATA host Michael J. Petty where they covered DC Comics animation such as Young Justice, Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Beware the Batman, and the DC Universe Animated Original Movies, as well as DC comic books such as the famed Forever Evil story arc and the Smallville Season 11 comic series written by friend of the podcast Bryan Q. Miller. While on a hiatus from Beware the Batman and Smallville Season 11, Dan & Michael were covering the Forever Evil comic event as well as random DC Comics animated features. This episode was to be the first of many covering the DC Universe Animated Original Movies starting with Superman Doomsday, based off of the famous Death of Superman comic book. Unfortunately, Dan and Michael did not continue their original plan to conclude reviewing Forever Evil or the talk about Justice League: The New Frontier as an executive decision was made by us here behind the scenes that we were going to reboot the DC Nation Podcast to talk about all things live-action DCTV with Dan & Nico leading the charge. However, that's for another day. Today, we celebrate Dan's life by releasing this highly anticipated LOST EPISODE of the DC Nation Podcast covering the Superman Doomsday animated film.

The DC Nation Podcast makes a summer appearance as we throw back to the animation days of this show with the return of our old friend Michael J. Petty to review Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Although, based on the controversy and terrible reviews surrounding this film our discussion turned into a process of deciphering Director Zack Snyder's decisions with giving suggestions on comic book material that will help you better enjoy the movie. Again, Marvel has proven to us that you can enjoy a comic book movie without doing so much work which we use as a model to give disappointed DC Comics fans hope that things can turn around with the hype surrounding David Ayers Suicide Squad and Warner Bros. placing Geoff Johns In a role similar to Kevin Feige's position over at Marvel. Also, it would not be a DC Nation Podcast if Nico didn't stop by to report casting news on all of our favorite DC TV Shows returning this Fall including The Flash, Supergirl, Gotham, Arrow and DC's Legends of Tomorrow. DC Nation News Headlines: The Flash Season 3 Will Officially be Flashpoint
 Supergirl Casts Superman: Teen Wolf's Tyler Hoechlin to Play Man of Steel
 Lynda Carter is Supergirl’s President of the United States
 Gotham Casts Once Upon a Time's Jamie Chung as Valerie Vale
 Arrow Season 5: Faux Canary to Return as New Archer Hero, Artemis
 Arrow Casts Reaper Alum as New Season 5 Vigilante Wild Dog
 Arrow Casts Series Regular Role of DC Vigilante Adrian Chase in Season 5
 Arrow Season 5: The Wire Alum Cast as Stringer Bell-Like Villain
 DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Adds Nick Zano in Steel-y Hero Role
  

Attention Across the Airwaves Listeners, this isn't a test, it's an emergency as the sky is falling down. It's falling down for one final time for a final battle to set the stage for the Final Season of Falling Skies, which I will be reviewing throughout the summer with the help of our returning cohost Michael J. Petty while Nico takes some well-deserved time off. And we kick off the reviews on Falling Skies 5th and Final Season with our review on the Season Premiere Episode "Find Your Warrior". Also just so you are all aware there is no News with Nico Section this week due to him enjoying the Fourth Of July Holiday with his family but he will be back with Entertainment News next week and be sure to keep an eye out for the Comic Con Edition episodes of Across The Airwaves, The Marvelverse Podcast and the DC Nation Podcast designed to report on all the major Film/Television Events coming in the next year and beyond. News with Nico Headlines: None This Week Due to the Fourth Of July Holiday TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Falling Skies: S05E01 Find Your Warrior    

Don't worry Across The Airwaves Listeners, this podcast's title does not mean you missed an all new Doctor Who. Although, it certainly felt like the Doctor was a part of this week in Television with us reviewing episodes that went on an adventure through time and space as the Season Finale of Sleepy Hollow took Abbie on a decapitating time traveling thrill ride back to the Revolutionary War, Castle went to Mars figuratively speaking and Person of Interest brought into a new technologically advanced world of urban street crime. Even the sitcoms had us exploring fantastic locations with New Girl taking us on a tour of a spider infested apartment, Modern Family taking us across the Internet Superhighway and The Big Bang Theory bringing us to a realm where Penny and Sheldon fall in love. Wait, what? No, before you get your Spider-Man Whitey Tidies in a wad, it's not what it seems but what is accurate is Nico's News for the week as he reports on DarthVader returning for Star Wars Rebels' Season Finale, James Van der Beek's mind blowing Tarantino style Power Rangers Short Film, a new Peewee Herman movie coming to Netflix, Disney rebooting DuckTales and much more. By the way, just in case you were worried we dropped the ball Michael J. Petty is back by popular demand to review the Season Finale for Sleepy Hollow just as we promised and he also joins us for a special tribute to Leonard Nimoy in our News with Nico Section. News with Nico Headlines: Darth Vader Returns to Star Wars Rebels Season Finale The Walking Dead's Season 5 Finale Will Be Supersized Judd Apatow-Produced Pee Wee’s Big Holiday Film Officially Coming to Netflix Owner of Power Rangers Wants Van der Beek Video Taken Down DuckTales is being Rebooted MGM to Reboot Tomb Raider Series Community's Danny Pudi to Headline NBC Comedy Strange Calls New Inspector Gadget Animated Series coming to Netflix Star Trek Legend Leonard Nimoy Died on Friday TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E18 Tempus Fugit Castle: S07E17 The Wrong Stuff Person of Interest: S04E16 Blunt New Girl: S04E17 Spiderhunt Modern Family: S06E16 Connection Lost The Big Bang Theory: S08E16 The Intimacy Acceleration

We're aiming to misbehave Across The Airwaves Listeners with Nathan Fillion taking over the podcast as he broke through network boundaries to be a part of two TV Shows we reviewed this week, defeating the Triple Killer on Castle and having to prove his identity on The Big Bang Theory. Again, we love Nathan Fillion so much on this podcast, it would have been great if he was a part of all of our reviews this week but I think we got the next best thing as Michael J. Petty returned to ATA for a discussion on Sleepy Hollow that was followed by reviews on episodes of Supernatural, New Girl and Modern Family that all featured guest stars who were just as good as Nathan Fillion. I guess the only show that didn't really fit into our theme of guest stars for the week was Person of Interest but they still delivered a great episode, which kept us guessing to the very end. However, there is no guessing about what's going on in the Entertainment Industry as our News with Nico section reports on The Master returning to Doctor Who, characters dying in Game of Thrones Season 5 that didn't die in the books, Spielberg hoping to direct the Indiana Jones remake, Nightcrawler being in X-Men: Apocalypse and much more. News with Nico Headlines: BBC Confirms Missy Return to Doctor Who as The Master Orphan Black Premiere to Broadcast on Entirety of AMC Networks Game of Thrones Characters will Die in Season 5 that Have Not In the Books Steven Spielburg Hopes to Direct New Indiana Jones with Chris Pratt HBO Renews Last Week Tonight for 2 More Seasons X-Men Apocalypse Casts New Young Nightcrawler Will Friedle to Play Star Lord in Animated Guardians of the Galaxy Series TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E17 Awakening featuring Michael J. Petty Castle: S07E15 Reckoning Person of Interest: S04E15 Q&A Supernatural: S10E14 The Executioner’s Song New Girl: S04E16 Oregon Modern Family: S06E15 Fight or Flight The Big Bang Theory: S08E15  The Comic Book Store Regeneration

Alright Across The Airwaves Listeners, celebrate good times, COME ON! Yes, we're gonna celebrate your party with you because we wouldn't have gotten to this milestone 200th episode reviewing the week's installments of Sleepy Hollow, Castle, Star Wars Rebels and Supernatural without you the Listeners. However, Nico and I can't give you guys all the credit as a thank you is in order to the cohosts on our  supporting podcasts Andy Behbakht, Nicki Eighmy, Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim, Jack Stiefel from The Mixx Radio Network, AlisaLea Gossage, the Entertainment Industry Professionals who provided us with interviews and the people who joined us on our Live Shows for making our podcast an exciting experience for you and getting the word about our podcasts out there. Now I know some of you were expecting us to have a retrospective podcast like we did for Episode 100 but we ultimately decided that would take away from what this Podcast Show is all about, providing weekly TV Show episode reviews along with news and discussions on the Entertainment Industry. Oh and speaking of Entertainment News we've got a News with Nico section this week that's worthy of 200 Episodes as he reports on casting for X-Men: Apocalypse, more X-Files coming our way, Marvel announcing the end of their Classic and Ultimate Comic Book Universes and much more. News with Nico Headlines: David Duchovny on Board for More X-Files Russell T Davies Would Write a Doctor Who Movie if there was a Doctor Who Movie Marvel Announces End of Classic and Ultimate Universes NBC Will Live-Stream Super Bowl XLIX for Free X-Men Apocalypse Adds Sophie Turner, Tye Sheridan, and Alexandra Shipp Amazon Studios to Begin Making Films for Theatrical Release Simon Pegg Will Co-Write Star Trek 3 PBS Orders Ridley Scott Civil War Historical Drama TV Shows Reviewed on This Week's Podcast: Sleepy Hollow: S02E13 Pittura Infamante Castle: S07E12 Private Eye Caramba! Star Wars Rebels: S01E11 Idiot’s Array Supernatural: S10E10 The Hunter Games

Hello Arrowheads! It has been too long, but welcome back for this short episode and even shorter period of time as we here at Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast bring you all the news and information you need to get ready for Arrow - Season 2! Now, be warned, there are SPOILERS as we talk about the effects of last season and what we learned last week at San Diego Comic Con 2013 about what is in store for Oliver, Laurel, Roy, Thea, Felicity, Diggle, Lance, Walter, and Moria for Season 2 of the CW's newest (and possibly biggest) break-out show. So strap in as Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim return to the microphones (that may or may not be a little fuzzy, sorry guys) to talk about your favorite hooded vigilante, who is on his way to becoming your newest arrow-shooting superhero!

Listeners of Steel, we present to you a special edition episode of Across the Airwaves that is once again around one of the biggest movies of 2013: Man of Steel! On this special episode, Andy Behbakht returns to the microphone after a  few weeks' absence with ATA creator Dan Schmidt and special guest host Chris Beck (@Chris_WeTalk on Twitter) who is a podcast co-host on the comic book podcast, "We Talk Comics" on wetalkpodcasts.com that is sponsored by Comicosity.com (that Andy has recently joined as a comic reviewer) which is a comic book website that gives you comic book reviews, previews, interviews and much more. In this roundtable discussion, the three men of steel discuss the strength and weaknesses about Zack Snyder's Superman reboot such as the cast, David Goyer's (with Christopher Nolan contributing to the story and serving as a producer on the project), script, the seed that has been planted for the so called DC Cinematic Universe and more. Also included in this episode is the thoughts of Matt Santori-Griffith, senior editor of Comicosity (@FotoCub on Twitter) and Keith Callbeck, podcast co-host of We Talk Comics and a writer of Comicosity (@CubReporterK on Twitter) that were supposed to join the guys but sadly couldn't make it. A warning before you listen to this episode: it is SPOILER FILLED so if you haven't seen the movie yet, we recommend you watch it first and then listen to this discussion. In case you missed it: 1) Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim's discussion about Man of Steel on "It's Tangent Time" - http://acrosstheairwaves.com/tangenttime02 2) Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty's discussion about Man of Steel on "DC Nation Podcast" - http://acrosstheairwaves.com/dcnationweek55

Hello ATA Fans and welcome to the newest addition to the ATA Podcast Network, phoenix style! On this premiere episode of Tangent Time, Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim go in depth into three (which turns into many more...) topics! The Duo discuss the controversy over Quicksilver being in both Marvel Studio's AVENGERS 2 and Fox's X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST! Not only that, but they have an in-depth discussion about the X-Men films as well as what it means to be true to a character, at least in film. After that, the two discuss what made them become friends in the first place: SMALLVILLE. But not just the good, they get into the bad and the ugly and talk about what did not work for them while watching the show. Finally, the guys have a conversation about PIXAR, and Disney animation in general, which makes Michael with for another Disney Renaissance! However before they close the episode up, they do talk a bit about the Joker and his current role in comics, animation, and potentially film. All this and more on the first episode of, what time is it, well, It's Tangent Time!

Hello Super-fans, welcome back (or if this is your first time, welcome) to Across the Airwaves's very own DC Nation Podcast! On this week's episode, hosts Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty are joined by their good-friend and fellow ATA podcaster, Woo S! Kim! The reason Woo joined this Dynamic Duo to form a Terrific Trio was because of this week's main event podcast, two weeks in the making! The official ATA coverage of the third and final MAN OF STEEL theatrical trailer! Going deep into the trailer, the team discuss what they enjoyed including the fact that Superman actually throws a punch, General Zod's "I will find him!", Amy Adams' Lois Lane, Russel Crowe's Jor-El, Hans Zimmer's score, and the comic book influences including Superman: Birthright, Superman: Secret Origin, Superman: Earth One, All-Star Superman, Superman: Red Son, and John Byrne's The Man of Steel origin! And of course, to compliment our Superman-themed episode of DC Nation, we cover Smallville Season 11's "Argo" - Part 2, where we talk about Skeets, CorTessa, Brainiac 5's powers, Lightning Lad, and of course more Clark Kent as we see him in the future of the 31st century! All of this and much more on this week's DC Nation Podcast! Read Andy Behbakht's review of the Man of Steel trailer here on the ATA site: http://acrosstheairwaves.com/samaritan-reviews-man-of-steel-trailer-3/ Read Michael's review of the Man of Steel trailer on the Superman Homepage: http://supermanhomepage.com/news.php?readmore=12911

Greetings loyal Fanterns, Young Justice fans, and DC Nationites! On March 16th, 2013, we all experienced a heavy loss. It wasn't just Aya or Wally West's "deaths" that were bad, it was the fact that DC Nation will never be the same again as Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Young Justice: Invasion are now gone from Cartoon Network. But, as you will hear in this recording of that day's Live Show Event hosted by DC Nation Podcast hosts Dan Schmidt & Michael J. Petty, with guest host Andy Behbakht, it may not be the end of these shows forever. However, in this ATA Live Show, the Trio discussed the Green Lantern: The Animated Series series finale "Dark Matter" & the Young Justice: Invasion series finale "Endgame". They talk about Aya's "death" and how she could easily be alive, the epic space battle between the Green Lantern Corps and the Manhunters, shipping Razaya, SuperMartian, and Spitfire, Wally West's "cease", Aqualad being back as team leader, Artemis's change to Tigress, and Dick Grayson's send-off. But that's not all, the three each give their own experiences watching both series' and explain how they got into each show. But that's not all folks, because for the second half of the show, Dan, Michael, and Andy play the voicemails that us here at the DC Nation Podcast have received over the past week from a bunch of fans (shout out to Jason A. and Rod) and cast/crew of Young Justice and/or Green Lantern alike! We hear from Phil Morris (Saint Walker on GLTAS), Josh Keaton (Hal Jordan on GLTAS, Black Spider on YJ), our friend Jeremy Adams (writer on GLTAS), Christopher Jones (artist on the YJ comic), and Jason Spisak (Kid Flash on YJ, Razer on GLTAS)! On top of that, superhero animation experts from all over the internet including, Eric from Superhero Shows, Steve Younis from the Superman Homepage, and James Harvey from World's Finest Online send Young Justice & Green Lantern their farewells too! We would also like to give a big thank you to everyone who has been a part of DC Nation, Young Justice, and Green Lantern: The Animated series in some fashion from those who write or come up with the story to the actors & editors to the artists and animators. Thank you all so much, special thank you to Giancarlo Volpe and Jeremy Adams for being involved on our podcast and getting on here to talk about Green Lantern and special thanks all those who called in, from fans to cast & crew, we wouldn't be here without you guys. Also shout out to DW of Fanboys Inc., Alisa Lea, Cards (you know who you are), and CellTherapy! Thank you all for doing what you have been doing and remember, Heroes NEVER Die!

Hey ATA Listeners, while listening to our various podcasts you have probably heard Michael, Nico and I use the term crackpot theory when it comes to  predicting what we think is ahead for our favorite shows but where did it come from? Well, Nico and I coined the phrase about five years ago when we began having phone conversations about a little show called Fringe. First it started with us marveling at the acting talents of John Noble and Joshua Jackson, then came the questions who are these Observer guys, is Massive Dynamic good or evil? And next thing we knew Leonard Nimoy showed up giving this show incredible credibility within the Sci-Fi genre. However, the clincher was this show introducing one of the most imaginative ideas presented television in the past 10 years, a war between multiple universes taking the concept out of comic book stories like Crisis on Infinite Earths and on to the television screen. The fact that this show went this direction simply just blew our minds and as it continued to develop the idea train ran wild for Nico and I with us throwing out all sorts of crazy predictions on where the writers were going to take this Science Fiction roller coaster ride. Eventually, as our TV conversations developed into the ATA Podcast, these predictions became known as crackpot theories since the writers of Fringe raised the bar to a level that we had to go way out in left field to even take a guess at how certain plot lines were going to be resolved. Most of the time our theories were so off that it didn't even seem like we could hit the broad side of a barn but in those rare times we were right the feeling of satisfaction was immeasurable leading to some of the best content that this podcast has ever produced. Now obviously, with us being indebted to Fringe for providing Nico and I with some of our best and favorite discussions we've had on Across The Airwaves as we cited in our epic 100th Episode, it needed the red carpet treatment just like we gave our other favorites (Smallville and Chuck) when they came to an end by setting up a Live Show providing a retrospective on all the Fringe moments from Season 1 through the 5th season's Series Finale that simply blew our minds with crackpot theories. Unfortunately, due to Nico being on the West Coast and me being in the Midwest we had to push our Final crackpot theories on Fringe back to our recording of ATA 108, leaving me needing a cohost for this Fringe Finale Live Show. So as always our very own DC Nation/Longbow Hunters/Retro Reviews Podcast host Michael J. Petty swooped in to save the day but with Fringe's imaginative content being such a mind explosion we needed more help, which was a bit of an issue since Andy and Woo haven't watched Fringe. But that wouldn't have stopped Dr. Bishop and it certainly didn't stop me as I crossed over to get the alternate versions of Andy and Woo, my friends on the other side Doug Roewer and Lyndley St. John to join us for this Live Show. Again, don't ask me who's the alternate to each person, just kind of go with it since I'm on a roll here. Anyway, with Doug and Lyndley who are as nuts as Nico when it comes to getting excited about crackpot theories backing up our Fringe Team, Michael and I were able to put together a great Live Show that paid a great tribute to Fringe, the Television Series of endless possibilities, which led ATA to what I think has been some of its finest moments. In other words, I present this recording of our Fringe Finale Live Show to you, the fans, cast, writers and crew who made this outstanding show that will go down in Sci-Fi History possible so what are you waiting for? Sit back and listen to this podcast, which I think you will all enjoy.

Hey ATA Listeners, tonight there's gonna be a jailbreak, somewhere in this podcast as our full reviews for this week dealt with Cora and Captain Hook breaking out of the fairytale world into the real world on Once upon a Time and Castle trying to escape the arsenal of redheads living at his apartment. Then Go On had Bob Costas make an attempt to break out of his image as a sportscaster with Modern Family beginning to break into the world of dramaedy while the gang on Big Bang Theory tried to break out of reality by turning a bad situation of being stuck on the side of the road into a Star Trek: TNG Landing Party mission. And last but not least we rounded out the week with the Person of Interest Team using the art of espionage to actually break Reese out of jail as the fantastic writers of Fringe set up a final last-ditch effort jailbreak to save September's son Michael who is the key to saving the world from the Observers. Also this podcast has got a Airwaves Rundown section featuring the addition of FX's Justified as well as a voicemail segment where Michael J. Petty gives his thoughts on the penultimate episode of Fringe and Woo Kim presents his two cents on the SHIELD TV Series news revealed in our News with Nico section.

Hello ATA listeners, and welcome back for the first time in over 3 months, to Across the Airwaves' Retro Reviews Podcast! On this SPECIAL comeback episode, veteran ATA members Woo S! Kim and Michael J. Petty return to talk about many different topics this week. Woo talks about how creepy LA, California can be and what he's encountered there. Michael talks about the 13 inch Darkseid figure he got for Christmas (and wants to sleep with). They both talk about their emotional experiences seeing Les Miserables in theaters (TWICE IN A ROW) and why EVERYONE should go see it!!! Then this Dynamic Duo gets to their main topic and event, the Power Rangers In Space finale (and the finale to the "Zordon-Era") "Countdown to Destruction" Parts 1 and 2. This action packed episode dives right into the heart of the Power Rangers franchise and talks about highly controversial issues behind the scenes. Also, Michael has his own "Supervillain Soapbox" moment in the episode and near the end Woo and Michael talk about how important it is to support ATA. So strap in, and "Let's Rocket"!

Hello Arrowheads and welcome back to Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast, where Woo S! Kim, our special guest Nico Reifsteck, and myself (Michael J. Petty) talk about the second part to the fantastically well done Huntress two-parting story arc. We talk about the most recent episode "Vendetta" and the digital comic book chapter "Falling", which explains the backstory of Helena Bertinelli explained in the previous episode "Muse of Fire". Some of our discussion points include what justice truly is, the Hollie relationship, Tommy's decent towards darkness, and much more (especially if you join Woo & I for Spoilers...)! All of this and more in the latest episode of Across the Airwaves' Longbow Hunters Podcast!

  "And there came a day, a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest entertainment fans found themselves united in one big epic event. On that day, the Across The Airwaves 100th Episode Spectacular was born—to  thank all of our wonderful fans and celebrity contacts for the support they have given our show!" You've got it ATA Listeners this tremendous two-part episode that has been 100 episodes in the making is dedicated to you and to celebrate the party, I decided to have The Arrow Podcast's Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim join Nico as my cohosts with Andy Behbakht as our discussion moderator. Now with that being said you're probably what topic is worthy of five people being on one podcast?  Well, since it is our 100th Episode we decided to go with something that would be accessible to all of our fans whether your an original ATA, DC Nation or Arrow Podcast Listener and that's a behind the scenes look at Across The Airwaves. In other words, since Andy is the new guy around here we brought him on this episode to ask the burning questions that you fans may have about our show like our secret origins, drama that may have gone on in the making of this podcast, what makes us want to get on the air every week and  How I Met Your Michael. Then, with this being a podcast dedicated to providing news and opinions on the Entertainment Industry, we have Andy moderate a roundtable discussion about TV shows, comic books and movies, that even the most casual Entertainment enthusiasts can follow. However,  I should stop trying to explain and just let you experience the fun, laughs, impressions, silence and frustration that made this 100th episode a spectacular and proved if you'll listen to 100 episodes, then I will make 100 more just to be the man who records next to Nico, Michael, Andy and Woo.

  "And there came a day, a day unlike any other, when Earth's mightiest entertainment fans found themselves united in one big epic event. On that day, the Across The Airwaves 100th Episode Spectacular was born—to  thank all of our wonderful fans and celebrity contacts for the support they have given our show!" You've got it ATA Listeners this tremendous two-part episode that has been 100 episodes in the making is dedicated to you and to celebrate the party, I decided to have The Arrow Podcast's Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim join Nico as my cohosts with Andy Behbakht as our discussion moderator. Now with that being said you're probably what topic is worthy of five people being on one podcast?  Well, since it is our 100th Episode we decided to go with something that would be accessible to all of our fans whether your an original ATA, DC Nation or Arrow Podcast Listener and that's a behind the scenes look at Across The Airwaves. In other words, since Andy is the new guy around here we brought him on this episode to ask the burning questions that you fans may have about our show like our secret origins, drama that may have gone on in the making of this podcast, what makes us want to get on the air every week and  How I Met Your Michael. Then, with this being a podcast dedicated to providing news and opinions on the Entertainment Industry, we have Andy moderate a roundtable discussion about TV shows, comic books and movies, that even the most casual Entertainment enthusiasts can follow. However,  I should stop trying to explain and just let you experience the fun, laughs, impressions, silence and frustration that made this 100th episode a spectacular and proved if you'll listen to 100 episodes, then I will make 100 more just to be the man who records next to Nico, Michael, Andy and Woo.

Hello and welcome back fellow ARROWheads to Across the Airwaves' Productions very own "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast" hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim! On this exciting episode of LBH, Michael and Woo test out their new format to covering Arrow episodes starting with episode 6 entitled "Legacies". Not only was it a great episode to try their new format on, but it also was a great episode! Discussion points include the Royal Flush Gang, Tommy's destiny/fate, Oliver becoming a hero in his own right, Taylor Swift, and the difference between DC's characters vs Marvel's. But that's not all as the Dynamic Duo also cover the latest digital comic book for Arrow entitled "Moscow", which spawns some more good discussion. And don't forget, Dan, Nico, and Andy share their thoughts on the episode as well! All in a days work for the Arrow Podcast!

Hey everybody and welcome back to ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! In this long-awaited episode, Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim bring in their first guest-host to LBH, Andy Behbakht! And after about 20 minutes of hearing this trio rant about Arrow's full-season pick up, the DC Comics picks of the week, and the interview Michael and Dan did with Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim, they get into covering the latest episode of Arrow entitled "Lone Gunman".  A lot of interesting theories are brought up about Deadshot's victims, Moria's intentions as a parent, Tommy and Laurel's relationship, Oliver's mission, and which character Michael just wants to die. But that's not all, after a very long recap and review on this episode (and after hearing Dan & Nico's thoughts, as well as the thoughts from the Twitterverse), the trio then go on to discuss the latest digital comic chapter explaining China White's origin. This gets into some heated discussion about origin stories in the comics and whether or not super villains should have origin stories. The answer will shock you! We apologize that this episode went a little (or a lot) longer than we expected guys, and the next time Andy joins us we will try and move things along, but until that time comes, enjoy the podcast!

Hello and welcome (for some of you, welcome back) Arrow fans to Across the Airwaves's very own "Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast". On this exclusive interview episode, LBH host Michael J. Petty and, his co-host on the "Arrow SPOILERS" section of LBH, Dan Schmidt interview one of the writers and executive producers of Arrow: Marc Guggenheim. Unfortunately the interview was very brief, but we are so very thankful for the time we did get to spend with Marc, even if we had to mention the boxing glove arrow. Special thanks to LBH co-host Woo S! Kim and our good friend and follower Andy Behbakht (from K-Site TV) for the questions that they sent into Dan & I. Because we only had 20 minutes with Marc, we were only able to ask so much. We did our best to incorporate your questions into ours guys. Anyway, enjoy this short and sweet interview with Arrow executive producer Marc Guggenheim!

Hey guys, welcome back to Retro Reviews. On this action-packed episode, Woo S! Kim and I (Michael J. Petty) discuss the difference between IMAX and "fake" IMAX, The Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man, and Indiana Jones coming to Blu-Ray, Supernatural, Arrow, and of course, we review the Smallville episodes "Reunion" & "Roulette" to continue our "Prep For Arrow" series. Thanks guys for listening to Retro Reviews for the past year, we love recording the show and we love hearing from our fans. Since we probably won't be back until November or December, we want to make sure that you guys know where to find us. Michael can be found on the DC Nation Podcast, his "World's Finest TV Blog" series on the ATA website, and on Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast with his co-host Woo S! Kim!

Hey ATA Listeners, I've got some bad news for you, the sky is falling and no it's not in a Disney fairytale Chicken Little kind of way, I'm talking about giant spaceships, nuclear bombs, aliens enslaving children and every form of creepy crawley you can find in the book. However, with that thought in mind ATA Episode 87 can only go positive from here as my DC Nation Podcast cohost Michael J. Petty joins Nico and I to share the accounts of humanity's last line of defense the Second Mass Military Unit with our discussion on the second season of TNT's hit sci-fi TV Series Falling Skies. So with great pride and honor I present to you the sites and sounds of those same heroes acting as our defense against the alien threat told from the perspective of the Across The Airwaves Corps...

Welcome one and all to the 0 episode of LONGBOW HUNTERS: THE ARROW PODCAST. Brought to you by Across the Airwaves Productions. In this 0 episode of LBH, Woo S! Kim and I (Michael J. Petty) cover Green Arrow in comics, television, film (well... not film, but you get the picture), and everything else! We also discuss our thoughts on what we've heard so far about Arrow, the show in which this podcast is about. Also, sorry about Woo's audio. We're getting back into recording season and we're still working out the kinks. Anyway, enjoy out (very poor...) episode 0 of Longbow Hunters!

The UNEDITED, EXPLICIT, ROUGH-CUT Retro Reviews Season 1 finale is here with our most highly anticipated episode of the season on our "Top 5 Favorite Smallville Episodes". No exceptions, no limitations, only what you think are your favorite episodes of the series. This episode includes co-hosts Michael J. Petty & Woo S. Kim joined by  the ATA-god Dan Schmidt, and our resident Smallville/Young Justice fan-girl Alisa Lea Gossage! Before the main event, however, we do talk about Hans Zimmer (NOT James Newton Howard) composing Man of Steel, Superman vs The Elite (why you should watch it according to Michael), Batman coming to Smallville in 11x2 "Detective", and why Superman is always given a significant chin in DC Animation. So on that final note, be warned that this is a 2 and a half hour long episode, that we talk in depth about the episodes we chose, and that the last few episodes we mention were rushed because we were running out of time. Special thanks to Dan for allowing Retro Reviews, Alisa for listening, Woo for being my co-host this year, and to Nico, James, and Josh for being patient with being on the show (which will happen for sure next season!). So, until next time guys, we'll catch you on the Airwaves!

Hello my friends and welcome back to ATA's very own spin-off hosted by myself (Michael J. Petty) and my partner-in-crime Woo S. Kim, this is the Retro Reviews podcast!!! This week on R&R, Woo and I thought it would be "fun" to talk about one of the most hated and criticized parts of Smallville as a whole... Clana. But don't worry female listeners, your perspective is here as well in the form of ATA loyalist and frequent guest-star on our Smallville shows, Alisa Lea!!! That's right, Woo, Lis, and I talk Clana (and Lana in general) to death. Why did we hate it? Why did it go on for so long? How could it have been better? All these questions and more are answered on the latest episode of (Smallville) Retro Reviews!!!

Good morning, good morning, good morning to you! GOOD MORNING VIETNAM!!!!! In the words of Supernatural's version of Satan, and welcome to another episode of ATA's Retro Reviews! I am you host Michael J. Petty and with me is my co-host >Woo S. Kim, how's it going everybody?< (NOTE: Translated from Klingon). Wait... This is NOT the episode of RR here... This is the description! Silly me! Well, on this week's Retro Review, Woo and I cover the Smallville episodes Patriot (which we did a live show on back last year...), Beacon, and the Season 11 premiere (well, the 4th part of it...) Guardian! So, thanks for joining us, and Avengers Assemble!!! Dedicated to our friend James Hansson.

Hello faithful Smallvillians and ATA...ians? I don't really know, but WELCOME BACK!!!! Sorry we've been away so long, it won't happen again (well, not until summer hiatus, and winter hiatus, and spring break of 2013...). On this special come-back episode of Retro Reviews, I, Michael J. Petty, and two of my favorite people to work with, Woo S. Kim (who I host this show with regularly) and Dan Schmidt (who I do weekly reviews on DC Nation/Smallville Season 11 with, check those out here). Anyway, on this episode, Woo, Dan, and I will be talking about the De-Evolution of Smallville's Lex Luthor! But, for the first 15-20 minutes, we talk about Chuck, Supernatural Season 7, Glee, and a host of other things, including Season 11 of Smallville!!! So, I'm sorry it took so long, but we're back, and we're here to stay!

This week on ATA's Marvel Universe section, Dan Schmidt and Michael J. Petty cover the premiere of Ultimate Spider-Man, in which Spidey crosses over into the Young Justice universe of Earth-16 and... Wait! Wrong show. Ahem... Hello, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' coverage on DC NATION!!!! (NOT Marvel Universe...) This week on DC Nation, we will cover the Green Lantern episode "Heir Apparent", the Young Justice episode "Insecurity" and the DC Nation shorts (DC Nation Mythbusters, New Teen Titans, and Baby Superman)! During this discussion, we talk about the new romance of Aya and Razer (Ayazer), Wally and Artemis (Wartemis?), Roy and Cheshire (Reshire?), Kilowog, Spider-Man, Baby Superman's height, Anime, Beast Boy's racial change in the New 52, and much more on this weeks ATA's DC Nation! Also, this brodcast has been brought to you by the word "kinky"... (listen for more details...)

[Note: Read this paragraph in the Super Friends' announcer voice] In a world of Red Lanterns, mini-wormholes, Plastic Men, a British Superman, and a mean Superboy-clone (whose name is "Match", by the way), you have us: Across the Airwaves' DC Nation section! Hosted by Dan Schmidt & Michael J. Petty (oh, wait, that's me...), is the latest episode (covering the 4th week of DC Nation) of this section. On this weeks episode, Dan and I cover the Green Lantern: The Animated Series episode "Into The Abyss", the Young Justice episode "Agendas", two Plastic Man themed shorts, and another DC's World's Funniest claymation short by the guys at Aardman! Don't worry, we didn't forget our "DC Nation from a Child's Perspective" section, that's in there too, along with some great theories about Young Justice: Invasion, some Plastic Man discussion, and a lot of talk about Kilowog and GL's new chick, Aya! So, don't miss a minute of the latest DC Nation podcast!

Hello, and welcome back to Across the Airwaves! For those of you who don't know or maybe have just forgot, currently on ATA, creator/producer/host Dan Schmidt and I (Michael J. Petty) are going through each individual "Pre-Avengers" Marvel movie, leading up to May 4th world premiere of "The Avengers", in the form of commentaries (you know, those things on the Special Features that no one ever clicks on)! We have already commentated on Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk and are now bringing you Iron Man 2! Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger will be on their way, but for now, take a break on a rainy afternoon (actually, any afternoon would be just fine, even morning works!), put in your DVD/Blu-Ray disc of Iron Man 2, and watch it, with us taking to you in your ear... Enjoy!

Hi everyone, and welcome to Across the Airwaves. For those of you long time fans, and those who have tuned in for this interview, we would like to thank you in advance for viewing our little podcast. A few weeks ago, I (Michael J. Petty) had sent a tweet to DC Comics scribe Bryan Q. Miller (Smallville, Batgirl, Teen Titans) about a potential interview about the upcoming Smallville Season 11. He graciously agreed and with the help of some other Superfriends (thank you Brandy!) podcast host/creator/producer and my close friend, Dan Schmidt, and I got to interview Bryan for, what turned out to be a very inciteful episode of Across the Airwaves, as ATA and Retro Reviews unite for this unprecedented challenge, that only super-friends can face. In any event, we were very humbled that Bryan agreed to the interview and want to publicly thank him for all of his work at DC, as well as the insight he gave us, on and off camera. Now, before we hear our lovely ATA Corps complain that Nico Reifsteck & Woo S. Kim were not in on the interview, do not be alarmed, they are fine, in fact, they sent us some of their questions for Bryan, so they were included. So, on that final note, I will ramble on no longer, I only wish to give to the world, Across the Airwaves' interview with Smallville Season 11 writer: Bryan Q. Miller!

MEANWHILE AT THE DC NATION! Dan noticed the threat of our Across the Airwaves episodes becoming too long, leaving him with no other choice but to move our new DC Nation section to it's own ATA podcast spin-off!!! And in the biggest team up since the formation of the Superfriends Dan Schmidt and myself (Michael J. Petty) are going to be covering Cartoon Network's DC Nation including Green Lantern: The Animated Series, Young Justice, and all of DC Comics Animated Shorts!  As for this episode, which marks the 2nd week of DC Nation, we cover the Green Lantern episode "Beware My Power: Green Lanterns Light, Part 2" and the Young Justice episode "Coldhearted", as well as the DC Nation Shorts like "New Teen Titans", the DC Demonstration for a Batarang, AND the Japanese Baby Superman! So,what are you waiting for? Dust off your old utility belt, strap on that cape and join us for DC Nation talk every week!

Hey ATA Listeners, if you haven't caught on already it's pretty obvious that we are all about superheroes and with that thought in mind, I'm proud to present Across The Airwaves as the first premiere podcast source to cover Cartoon Network's new Saturday morning lineup entitled DC Nation! And when I say that we're covering DC Nation, I'm not just talking about more Young Justice reviews, I'm talking about an entire section reviewing the entire programming block dedicated to the characters of DC Comics from episodes of Young Justice and Green Lantern The Animated Series to the animated shorts and superhero mythbuster clips that test out real-life versions of comic book objects such as Green Arrow's Boxing Glove Arrow. Plus to sweeten the pot, this new DC Nation  section will be joined by another superhero expert here at ATA (next to myself) Smallville Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty. However, for those of you worried that Michael joining us means Nico will not be a part of this week's episode, WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK as he joins the party for our extended section dedicated to the return of Fox's Breaking In where we reveal our favorite comedic moments from the episode and discuss many of the changes that were made for Season 2. Also as always Nico provides us with his very informative news section and together we review new episodes of Once upon a Time, Psych and Person of Interest as well as give our favorite comedic moments from The Big Bang Theory.

Hello Retro Reviews Junkies, and welcome back to ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews! I, your host and "professional" podcasting singer, Michael J. Petty would like to personally thank all of you for sticking with us for 21 episodes + our Power Rangers Special (23 if you count "Zod's Tanksgiving" twice!) as would my Dick Grayson to my Bruce Wayne aka Woo S. Kim! Anyways! It's a Brand New Day, and the sun is high, all the birds are singing cause we're back in action! This episode, Woo and I cover the newest The Avengers trailer in exclusive detail, as well as talk about Justice League: Doom (which just came out last week) which lead into some DC Comics talk. BUT! The main theme of this episode, as always, is Smallville in the form of our discussion on Bryan Q. Miller's Smallville: Season 11, coming to the Internet next month and to your local comic book stores this May! Shout out to St. Charles' Graham Cracker Comics in Kane County, Illinois (which I visit (almost) very/other week). After this, yes, there's MORE, we cover this first half (give or take a few episodes) of Supernatural's Seventh Season! Including the death of Bobby and Cas (NOT in that order!), Season 8 predictions, Lucifer, and the Leviathans! So, thanks guys for tuning into this episode, which, before fading out with the sounds of Michael J. Petty and Air Supply, has a few "special" surprises. So, enjoy!

Hello loyal Marvelites and welcome back to Across the Airwaves' Road to The Avengers! This time on our podcast, ATA executive-producer and host Dan Schmidt and Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty dive into full commentary and discussion on the 2nd Marvel Studios film: The Incredible Hulk! As you'll hear on the recording, this movie brings out so much discussion for Dan & Michael, that they start talking about Ang Lee's Hulk, The Lonely Man, Red Hulk, Captain America, The Avengers, The Leader, Hulk comics, super hero movies, David Banner, Lou Ferrigno, Supernatural, and much much more! So, put in your The Incredible Hulk Blu-Ray/DVD and sync up our audio with your, because this HULK PODCAST will be smasherific! Assemble!

Hey ATA Listeners, get ready to enter the world of espionage as this week's Castle having our favorite mystery writer go all Secret Agent Man while teaming up with his ex CIA girlfriend inspired us to give you a spy themed podcast. And through connecting the dots with all of this week's airings of our favorite shows we realized that they each contained an aspect of a secret agent's life with Once upon a Time's Mayor reminding us that behind a pretty face can lie an evil mind and Alcatraz telling us that with a mad bomber around every move you make, another chance you take because odds are with the CIA using drug dealers to finance the war on terror, Person of Interest's Reese may not see tomorrow. Yes, I think you know what classic television theme I'm going for but how I'm going to fit Big Bang Theory and Modern Family into it, is beyond me unless a very ugly painting or a drunken Claire wanting to have Cam and Mitchell's baby has something to do with a mad man's evil plot to rule the world like David Robert Jones kidnapping Olivia out of a gas station bathroom on this week's Fringe. However, on Supernatural that pesky Satan inside of Sam's head seems to be up to something dastardly, which inspired an e-mail from ATA's own international man of mystery Michael J. Petty about the future and possible Series Finale for the show. So now that you have your objectives, your mission if you choose to accept it, is to listen to this podcast before it self-destructs in 5 seconds (just kidding), but remember to do it at your own risk because if you or any of your team members are captured or killed, the government will disavow all knowledge of your actions.

Judging from the headline, this must be our Presidents Day special feat. Michael J. Petty & Woo Kim! On this weeks episode, MJPETTY7 and WSK9002 discuss the two Smallville episodes which feature Lex Luthor as the President of the United States of America! I know, scary right? Well, it actually happened in both Smallville's future AND the DC Comics! (Check out the story "Superman/Batman: Public Enemies" to find out how Lex was impeached) So, after covering the episodes 1x6 Hourglass and 7x18 Apocalypse, the Dynamic Duo tackle more news on the CW's new (potential) super hero series: Arrow! All this and more on the latest episode of Across the Airwaves: Retro Reviews!!!

Hello ATACorps, MARVELites, Nolanites, Whedonites, DC Comics gurus, and Smallvillians and welcome to Across the Airwaves: Smallville Retro Reviews, Episode 18! On todays podcast episode, Woo and I (Michael J. Petty) talk about the newest trailers for "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "The Avengers" as well as the recently announced "Smallville: Season 11" comic written by ATA fan favorite: Bryan Q. Miller! Yay! We also discuss modern geek/nerd fandom, Arrow, Supernatural, a little Star Wars, and we decided to leave the mics on for a few extra minutes to get our feelings out. So, basically, this was our "break" episode. So, grab your coffee, strap yourself in, and let's go for a ride!

Over the years there has been many characters on Television that I've loved but there isn't one that I admire as much as Chuck Bartkowski. In the world that he exists in most people just see him as a lowly Buy More employee, you know the guy that you call when there's a computer emergency.  Then again, to  the people that are closest to him and us as the audience Chuck is a goofball nerd, a hapless romantic, a heroic spy but most importantly Charles Irving Bartkowski always knew how to help those in need by just emanating this internal optimism that had a habit of reminding us no matter how hopeless things appear to be, they can turn out to be okay in the end. In fact, I'd like to think Chuck created a movement in the real world that inspired fans to live life with his eternal optimism as we tirelessly went out to buy our 3-D glasses, order Subway sandwiches and join in on a flash mobs all to overcome the hopeless situation of NBC canceling Chuck but somehow like with the experiences of the show's title character things turned out to be okay as the show did the impossible of being renewed not just once but twice, something that has never occurred in the history of television. And  you   want to know why we kept wanting more Chuck? It's because he almost acted  as an IT repair man of our personal lives giving us the instructions on how to overcome our shortcomings and failures by just simply being positive with everything we do. Now, after five seasons of fun adventures our intersect training wheels have been taken off as Chuck has come to an end with the Buy More's automatic doors closing before we really got to see things between our hero and the love of his life, Sarah were going to be okay but as a reviewer on Small Screen Scoop.com put it best you don't need someone to tell you that Chuck and Sarah will be okay, because you just know it. Again, there's people out there who were absolutely infuriated by the open ended nature of this ending but ultimately what the Executive Producers  were going for is giving us that last piece of vital advice before sending us into a world without Chuck. In other words, Fedak and Schwartz not allowing us to see  Chuck's future  but leaving us with the assumption that it will be okay is there way of telling us how to live our own unseen future, with eternal optimism or else we will end up like that fun killer Daniel Shaw. On that note, we here at ATA full well understand that living your life with constant eternal optimism is not easy to do especially with one of their favorite shows from going off the air so to keep you from running around screaming pineapple, we decided to have an event called Chuck Versus the ATA Live Show to act as a final tribute to the little show that could, which played a part in the creation of our podcast. However, this chance to say goodbye extended beyond myself and Smallville Retro Reviews' host Michael J. Petty as we got some of you listeners out there to join in on reminiscing about the great times we had watching Chuck from the pulse pounding action to the Jeffster performances and the heartwarming moments. Although, for those of you who didn't make it to join us after the airing of the Chuck Finale we proudly present to you a rerecording of Chuck Versus The ATA Live Show...

Hello and welcome to Across the Airwaves' Smallville Retro Reviews segment, dedicated to giving weekly reviews on classic Smallville episodes hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim! This week, Michael and Woo reviewed the "Ryan James" themed episodes of Smallville: 1x16 Stray and 2x08 Ryan! They also discuss the Chuck series finale "Chuck vs The Goodbye", news on the movie "The Muppets", and much much more! Let the Civil War begin! P.S. Vote for Captain America!

Hey everyone, it's Michael J. Petty, yes, I'm still living! It has been a long hiatus I know, but my podcasting partner Woo S. Kim and I do need breaks every once-in-a-while. ANYWAY, some time ago in November of 2011, Woo and I recorded a special Retro Review hitting close to our childhood. We recorded about Saban's Power Rangers! In this action packed episode, we talk Mighty Mophin, Zeo, Turbo, In Space, Lightspeed Rescue, Time Force, Wild Force, Dino Thunder, S.P.D., Bulk and Skull, Billy Cranston, MMPR: The Movie, Turbo the Movie, Samurai, Forever Red, Countdown To Destruction, and much much more!!! So, join us for a very special Retro Review to kick off the new year!

In the aftermath of a very sad Supernatural mid-season finale, Woo Kim and Michael J. Petty return to the podcasting world for a Smallville Retro Review of 4x18 Spirit. Yes, the prom episode. They couldn't pass up the opportunity for some promaganda and had to cover this episode. Although Michael gets upset about Lifehouse's song choice, Woo is there to keep him on his rocker. So enjoy this latest episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews, and come back next time for our Christmas episode of Retro Reviews feat. Lexmas and A Very Supernatural Christmas...Nuff said!

Hello loyal ATA/Smallville/Woo followers! We are terribly sorry about the delay of Retro Reviews episodes, but this DOUBLE EPISODE will make up for that. In the first hour, Michael J. Petty and co-host Woo S. Kim cover 3 Zod themed episodes of Smallville. 9X1 Savior, 9x22 Salvation, and 10x19 Dominion! One before Zod, two before Zod, THREE BEFORE ZOD! And After that, because of technical difficulties on Michael's end, Woo recorded a second hour Thanksgiving (Tanksgiving) episode featuring the episodes 6x7 Rage and 10X7 Ambush, the Thanksgiving episodes of Smallville. So, enjoy that as well as our Zod half of this Thanksgiving Special! And if you think that's good, wait until our Christmas Specials....

Across the Airwaves' 8th Retro Review episode!!! Hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim, our favorite (BESIDES Dan & Nico) co-hosts talk the Geoff Johns written episodes of Smallville. Season 8's Legion, Season 9's Socitey/Legends (the "Absolute Justice" event), and Season 10's Booster. As Michael points out in this episode, they all help Clark Kent become Superman in very unique ways while paying homage to all sorts of heroes, past (JSA), present (JLA), and future (Legion of Super-Heroes/Booster Gold)!!! So, sit down, strap in, and prepare to fight as one in this 2-HOUR ACTION PACKED EPISODE!!!

It's our Halloween episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews! Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim cover two scary Halloween favorites 4x10 "Scare" and 5x5 "Thirst"! Yes, we know, Thirst is a little over the top, but we ARE open to suggestions for episodes to cover. So, please enjoy these episodes (and watch them BEFORE or WHILE listening to this podcast) and have fun with it guys! Stay super!

Hey! Hey! Hey! It's the Smallville Retro Reviews (that's SRR to you)! This time on the SRR, we talk about the entire ninth season of Smallville! While mostly talking about Zod, we also talk about the unfortunate death of Apple creator Steve Jobs and Woo and I's experience with Apple. Also, we talk about Cartoon Network's MAD's Smallville: Turn Off The Clark. Lionel Luthor acting like a chicken is TOTALLY worth it!!!! So, tune in for our 4th episode of ATA's SRR hosted by yours truly Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim. Tune in next week for our overview of the 6th season (yes, I said 6th) of Smallville! Somebody SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE me!!!!!!!

Hello fellow Smallvillians and ATA fans, Michael J. Petty has returned! This year, I have become an official co-host, but that's not all! I am back to review Smallville's finest moments! Yes, we know Smallville has been completed and Clark Kent is Superman, but we're not really ready to let go of the series just yet. And with me this year (and hopefully next year as well) is a new face to ATA, a "freshman" is you will, Woo S. Kim! Woo and I have talked for about 2 years over the SHoE website, and he volunteered to co-host this section with me. Now, our normal section will only be about 20 to 30 minutes on a regular ATA episode, but since we're reviewing 1x1 "Pilot" today, it went a full hour! Also, Woo will be on with me on a bi-weekly basis as Dan want's to co-host with me as well. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

All those Decepticons and Aliens who oppose our shield must yield because we are bringing you loyal ATA Listeners a podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the hit summer blockbuster movies Captain America: The First Avenger, J.J. Abrams' Super 8 and Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon! Highlights from this action-packed episode include Nico's current trek to Africa bringing Michael J. Petty back to the show for a discussion where  sounds from the 80s and early 90s help us explain changes that could've been made to make the movie Super 8 more memorable and our satisfaction that Transformers 3 proved the popular franchise is still about robots in disguise rather than Megan Fox's underpants. However that doesn't come before us taking an in-depth look at Captain America: The First Avenger where Michael and I reveal our theories/predictions about how the film will  connect to next summer's Avengers movie. Warning!!! This podcast was recorded under the status that our listeners have seen these movies so if you are waiting to watch them on DVD/Blu-ray be warned that this episode will contain SPOILERS!!!

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with a very big treat for all of you, our much advertised and anticipated event, Across the Airwaves' Superman Live Show dedicated to celebrating the trials we witnessed throughout the course of the hit TV series Smallville that transformed a high school freshman named Clark Kent into Superman, the greatest hero that the world has ever known. Basically, as the Live Show started it did a nice job of taking flight with the host of the Young Justice Podcast, AlisaLea Gossage's always wonderful insight on everything Smallville but then this podcast blasted into the stratosphere when we got a big surprise as Robin Burdge, a host on the podcasts Media Junkyard and Starkville's House of El, the number one Smallville podcast on the Net entered the chat room and then faster than a speeding bullet,  our very own Michael J. Petty had Robin up on the Skype and talking with us. Yes, you read that right, one last-minute Twitter post got Across the Airwaves biggest celebrity guest yet and thanks to Robin along with AlisaLea's presence this Live Show became exactly what I wanted it to be, an incredibly memorable event dedicated to Superman and one of my favorite TV Shows, Smallville. Honestly, I know this may come across a little as sucking up but having your and Michael's support when it came to saying goodbye to a show that has been so important to me over the years, meant the world to me especially when some of that support came from Starkville's House of El, and the very podcast that inspired the creation of Across The Airwaves. I mean, just getting the opportunity to ask you questions, Robin to pull back the curtain on the podcast that I've been listening to for the past three years was wicked cool and I sincerely hope that I've broken the ice enough between ATA and SHoE soon to be Geek Out Loud for us to become friends and that goes for the guys at Media Junkyard as well. So  now that I've made Robin who might be reading this turn bright red, there's one thing I want you listeners to take away from this blog post where I've basically kneeled before Zod and declared we're not worthy to some highly successful podcasts, which is listen to the Superman Live Show.  I don't care if you're a regular Superman fan, just enjoy watching Smallville, or are just a general fan of ATA, this is one of the best shows that we've recorded since the insight that was given to us by our excellent guest hosts was simply spectacular and if you listened to us live on the night of the 20th, I would still recommend checking out this re–recorded version because it contains jaw dropping images and audio that we were unable to put into the podcast while we were live due to the restrictions of Ustream. By the way,  if you want to hear more of our excellent guest hosts spectacular insight, check out AlisaLea on her Young Justice Podcast and check out  Robin on the Media Junkyard Podcast, the final season of Starkville's House of El Episodes 154–175 and coming soon to a iTunes near you, the new Geek Out Loud.  Also if it's easier to access the links to these podcasts are available on the right-hand side of this webpage under the category of References. Oh and one more thing, I'd like to thank you listeners who joined us during the Superman Live Show, this episode would not be possible without you which is something that especially goes for Shannon Cochrane, Noelia Davila, James Hansson and Josiane Ochman whose barrage of Tweets featuring their favorite Smallville Clark Kent Memories played a huge part in helping me complete the script for this episode, so thanks!

When it comes to the character of Chloe Sullivan, we Smallville fans, we have our opinions, some of us believe her destiny is to be a reporter for the Daily Planet, while others see her as the superhero Watchtower and then there's the people who actually believe Chloe will become Lois Lane or  the comic book fans like me who beat our heads against the wall, wanting to ensure that Chloe will forever be a part of the Superman mythos. However, despite our differences we have one thing in common when it comes to Clark Kent's best friend and one of his greatest allies, a love for the character of Chloe Sullivan. A love that inspired us to have ChloeFest 2011, a live show event that is Across the Airwaves version of This is Your Life Chloe Sullivan, through us using E-mails, Voice Mails and Tweets from fans all over the world to reminisce on our favorite memories of this legendary character and pay tribute to the wonderful actress who has played Chloe over the past 10 years of Smallville, Allison Mack. On top of that to really make this event something  that Allison Mack and Smallville fans can cherish we brought in a few special guests to help us take a trip down memory lane as well as review Chloe Sullivan's triumphant return in Smallville's Final Mid Season Premiere "Collateral". These guests include Margaret J. Bates, from Legendary Woman Inc. a charity organization inspired by Chloe Sullivan, recurring star on HBO's Eastbound and Down, Elizabeth De Razzo who's acting career has partially been inspired by Allison Mack and it wouldn't be a live show without the return of ATA's very own recurring host, Brain Trust member, Michael J. Petty. By the way, thank you to all the Chloe fans out there who sent us their favorite Chloe memories as Voice Mails, E-mails and Tweets, if it wasn't for you this Live Show would've not been possible and in return for your support all of the Chloe memories that you sent in were a part of this podcast episode. So now that we've got all the business out of the way it's time for me to present, without further ado ChloeFest 2011...

Great Scott, ATA Listeners! It's time for another podcast and on this episode there's no roads where were going because this edition of Across the Airwaves has a Back to the Future theme due to us reviewing Christopher Lloyd's guest appearance on the mid season premiere of Fringe as well as the Mid Season Premieres of Bones and Chuck. Highlights from the episode include Nico fearing that Hannah has caused Bones to jump the shark, a discussion of some huge casting news on Christopher Nolan's Batman sequel, The Dark Night Rises and Doc Brown himself joining us for our discussion on this week's episode of Fringe. Also I would like to acknowledge Michael J. Petty's editing debut on this episode and thank him for the great work that he performed on the Chuck section of this episode featuring Jeffster's greatest hits. By the way, thanks to all of you who sent us your favorite Chloe memories but please keep them coming and remember to join us on February 4th around 9:15/8:15c at this web site: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live for ChloeFest, a live show that is now going to review the episode Collateral, along with celebrating the life of Chloe Sullivan.

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here, with our most spontaneous podcast ever. Basically, spur of the moment is the best way to describe this episode because getting our Brain Trust member Michael J. Petty set up on Skype turned into a full-blown conversation about Smallville and throughout the discussion someone pressed the record button, which voila! produced an episode dedicated to recapping the first half of Smallville's so far outstanding 10th Season. So if you're a Smallville fan a grab bowl of popcorn and sit back as we take you through all the great moments in this first half of the show's Final Season that made you believe a man can fly. By the way due to the spontaneous, uncensored and somewhat on unedited nature of this episode, Nico sadly was not able to be in this podcast but he will be back to review the Mid-Season Premiere of Castle.

  Jingle bells, Hannah smells,  Dr. Bishop had his cow lay an egg, the Justice League took on Slade and ATA covers Mid-Season Finales today! If the tile of this post and my attempt at a twist on a classic Christmas Carol hasn't already made it obvious enough, the final episode of Across the Airwaves for 2010 has a Christmas theme. Yes, you read that correctly,  this digital stocking stuffer is our last episode for few weeks due to our old favorites, Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural all going on hiatus along with Nico and I having having family plans. However just because we're not recording for awhile doesn't need we will still be accepting your e-mail us, two weeks, wall posts, and voice male.  Also our website here at www.acrosstheairwaves.com will still be running at full speed with Michael J. Petty and Nico posting reviews on Human Target, V or whatever else crosses their minds. Plus Michael will continue to be posting the videos on our YouTube Channel so be sure to check that out on a consistent basis. And not that note, I want to wish all of you ATA Listeners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year until our next episode, which will be posted some time after the return of Castle on January 3rd.  

Hey ATA Listeners, it's finally here, the recording of our second Live Show dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot completely unedited as well as chocked full of all the humor, fun, comic book geekyness, sex appeal, Nico and Lifehouse singing that a true Smallville fan could want or need after an airing of their favorite show. By the way, about the Lifehouse singing our special guest host Michael J. Petty only sings a few bars so you don't have to worry about breaking glass. In fact with this live show there's nothing worry about since it's just a bunch of awesome Smallville fans that I've really enjoyed getting to know coming together to discuss a show that we have thoroughly enjoyed for the past ten years and with our powers combined we did not form Captain Planet but we created a memorable tribute for Smallville and DC Comics fans that really gave justice to the world's original superhero who we proudly call Superman.

  Hey ATA Listeners, I know it's a little after the fact, but here's a Halloween themed episode of Across the Airwaves featuring reviews of Chuck, Castle, Smallville and Supernatural but no Bones and Fringe due to the airing of the World Series on Fox. Highlights from the podcast include the reading of our first e-mail from our friend who puts the super in the term Smallville Superfan AlisaLea and Michael J. Petty gives us some crackpot theories about Sam's resurrection on Supernatural. Also Nico and I cover all the gamechangers/shockers that occurred during this week of television which left us simply floored. By the way, I want to give all of you have a reminder that we are going to have another ATA Live Show on the Evening of Friday November 19th dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot so please join us at this website: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live for an interactive discussion about the DC Comics Universe and everything Superman beginning at 9:15/8:15c.