Killing Time 078: Car Talk, Parker Lewis & The Expendables

In our endeavor to find entertainment, today we're talking about the NPR show "Car Talk," a 20-year old show called "Parker Lewis Can't Lose," "The Expendables" and more.


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Killing Time 077: Salt, White Collar, & Lousy Movies

We review (and spoil) "Salt," the new spy thriller starring Angelina Jolie. Then we yap about more good television by the USA Network, particularly "White Collar." Also, we found some lousy movies that you should avoid in this episode.

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Killing Time 076: Mad Men, House of the Devil, Titanic II

Today we're reviewing the season premiere of Mad Men, The House of the Devil, and some home theater shenanigans. Oh yeah, we also preview "Titanic II." Yep, you read that right.

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Killing Time 075: Batman and the San Diego Comic-Con

We accidentally themed this episode. We're not at the San Diego Comic Con, but we're covering the news out of the SDCC. We talk about the Avengers, Dexter, and review a couple of DC movies including "Batman: Under the Red Hood" and "Green Lantern: First Flight."

Also, since this is the 75th episode, we even threw in an episode of "Stump the Sultan of Some Cinema" the game where Iyaz tries to stump Rob on movie trivia. Enjoy the giant-sized episode!

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Killing Time 074: Criminal Minds, Movie Finds, and the New York Times

It's the summer. What should you be watching? Rob recommends Criminal Minds on CBS and Iyaz finds two movies that are out on DVD right now. Those two movies? "Penance" and "World's Greatest Dad," but only one is worth watching. Also, the KT crew talk books. Yep, actual books. All that and more on this episode of "Killing Time."

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