Live Finale: Group Number
The final three open the show with a performance of “The Way You Make Me Feel” by Michael Jackson.
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Week 10: Pentatonix Mastermix

Pentatonix performs a mastermix of “Since U Been Gone” by Kelly Clarkson and “Forget You” by Cee Lo Green.
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Week 9: Group Number
The top five groups open the show with a medley of “I Feel Good” by James Brown, “ABC” by The Jackson 5 and “Crazy in Love” by Beyonce.
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Episode Length: 16:53

Summary
The newest episode of Dexter ended with the shocking return of Brian Moser, aka the Ice Truck Killer from way back in season one of the series. Based on spoilers, we speculated that he would be returning in this manner, so it was exciting to see one our predictions pan out! Brian’s return may mark a dramatic, series-changing direction for the show, as we have the possibility of Dexter of completely indulging his dark passenger and leaving behind anything he may have learned in the previous seasons. It opens up a lot of possibilities that haven’t been present in the show for a long time. In this special podcast we discuss the implications of this cliffhanger, as well as the interesting juxtaposition between the character of Dexter and the character of Travis.

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Time Stamps
0:00 – Intro
1:05 - Fringe
7:06 - Glee
12:45 - Once Upon A Time
15:06 - The Mentalist
20:46 - How I Met Your Mother
23:02 - Dexter
31:39 - Dexter- Spoilers!

Episode Length: 38:24

Summary
Fringe: We discuss the immediate effects of Peter’s 3 week delayed return and speculate on just who the new and improved Shapeshifters could be working for.
Glee: Finally back after a LONG hiatus! We offer our thoughts on the addition of Glee Project winner Damian McGinty, how the show is living up to its self-proclaimed intention to focus on character this season and Meghan expresses her love for Burt Hummel.
Once Upon A Time: We learn about what the Evil Queen had to sacrifice to enact her curse, Meghan wonders just how much Rumpelstiltskin remembers and James finds out what he missed by not watching this week.
The Mentalist: The show continues to serve as a repository of secondary actors from other programs (hi Lost‘s Ethan!) and James talks about the decision to continue the Red John arc even after he was “killed” last season.
How I Met Your Mother: Ted finally finds the Slutty Pumpkin, Meghan speculates on how this could impact Ted’s arc and laments how long it’s been since we’ve seen the slap bet.
Dexter: As the Ice Truck Killer continues to be mentioned in the show, we speculate on what this could mean. We continue to discuss whether or not Professor Gellar is real or if the “clues” are simply a creative choice by the episode directors. We also discuss Brother Sam’s last words, “we should do this again sometime” and how they always seem to precede a character getting killed.

The new dark comedy “Welcome To Dopeland” (formerly titled “Everything Must Go”) from director Len Dell’Amico is like a Cheech and Chong road picture crossed with Dr. Strangelove. About two slackers headed for trouble that find more of it than they ever dreamed of, this small indie flick covers some big bright ideas — and the end of the world — ripped right from today’s headlines.

For a limited time*, download “Welcome To Dopeland” for $2 by using the special discount code “Q802C088″ (Valid through 11/15) at checkout — go to http://bit.ly/OWSmovie to download your copy today.

I must admit that I’m not sure whether I hated Welcome to Dopeland or found it incredibly intriguing and thought provoking. I have a feeling that this is going to be one of those movies where the premise and messages it pictures are going to stick with me for a long time to come.

The movie definitely had strange and surprising twists every step of the way. For a while I had no idea where this movie was headed. In fact, they really wait until basically the end of the movie to reveal basically what’s going on.

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Week 8: Pentatonix Sings “Born to Be Wild”
Pentatonix gives a head-banging performance of “Born to Be Wild” by Steppenwolf.

Week 8: Dartmouth Aires Sing “We’re Not Gonna Take It”
The Dartmouth Aires perform “We’re Not Gonna Take It” by Twisted Sister.

Week 8: Afro-Blue Sings “American Girl”
Afro-Blue performs “American Girl” by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Week 8: Delilah Sings “Dream On”
Delilah takes on Aerosmith’s rock anthem “Dream On.”

Week 8: Urban Method Sings “Here I Go Again”
Urban Method puts its own twist on “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake.

Week 8: Vocal Point Sings “You Really Got Me”
Vocal Point proves that BYU knows how to rock with their performance of “You Really Got Me” by the Kinks.

Week 8: Dartmouth Aires Sing “Save a Horse (Ride A Cowboy)”
The Dartmouth Aires perform “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” by Big & Rich.

Week 8: Afro-Blue Sings “Need You Now”
Jazz group Afro-Blue takes on country hit “Need You Now” by Lady Antebellum.

Week 8: Urban Method Sings “Before He Cheats”
Hip-hop group Urban Method goes country with their performance of “Before He Cheats” by Carrie Underwood.

Week 8: Delilah Sings “If I Die Young”

Week 8: Vocal Point Sings “Life Is a Highway”
BYU’s Vocal Point performs “Life Is a Highway” by Rascal Flatts.

Week 8: Pentatonix Sings “Stuck Like Glue”
Pentatonix turns on the country charm with their performance of “Stuck Like Glue” by Sugarland.

Week 8: Elimination
The remaining six groups anxiously await the judges’ decision.

Week 8: Delilah’s Swan Song
Delilah sings “Survivor” for their final performance

Bringing Their A Game
The final five face off in a nail-biting matchup next Monday on The Sing Off.

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Summary
It’s a little delayed, but our TV Week in Review for last week is finally ready for download. Now that we’re all nice and caught up, these should start coming out on time again.

The Amazing Race: We briefly discuss the sudden implosion of the Father/Son team
Big Bang Theory: Another previous cast member of Dexter makes an appearance on CBS!
The Office: Jim and Pam’s ghost debate seems way too familiar to us
Once Upon A Time: Meghan and James share a rare difference of opinion regarding the quality of ABC’s latest new series, with Meghan viewing it as an engaging and promising premise and James finding it difficult to get past the complete fantasy of the fairy tale world. We also point out some of the writers’ heavy handed Lost Easter Eggs.
The Real World: Our dislike of Zach is solidified in his confrontation with Sam and we debate whether Zach’s “don’t ask don’t tell” attitude is truly harmless. Did we mention we don’t like Zach?
South Park: Randy + Stephen Sondheim + Bro Down= Amazing
Dexter: We continue to discuss the theory that Professor Gellar is a hallucination in Travis’ mind and note the accelerated pacing of Dexter tracking down and killing this season’s “Big Bad.” The Ice Truck Killer case is getting lots of references which we think is the writer’s cue that something from that case is going to play a very important role later in the season. Finally, we wrap up our discussion by considering some pseudo-spoilers. Source 1 and Source 2 for the Dexter spoilers we discuss. Do not look at them if you want to remain spoiler free!

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Episode Length: 31:19

Time Stamps
0:00 – Intro
0:58 - The Amazing Race,  Big Bang Theory & The Office
5:00 - Once Upon A Time
10:00 - The Real World
15:37 - South Park
19:31 - Dexter
26:28 - Dexter: Spoiler Alert!
30:38 – Wrap-up

Week 7: Group Number
The show starts off with a special Halloween-themed group performance.

Week 7: Vocal Point’s Elvis Medley
Vocal Point performs a medley of hits by Elvis Presley.

Week 7: Dartmouth Aires’ Queen Medley
The Dartmouth Aires perform a medley of hits by Queen.

Week 7: Urban Method’s Rihanna Medley
Urban Method performs a medley of hits by Rihanna.

Week 7: The YellowJackets’ Billy Joel Medley
The YellowJackets perform a medley of Billy Joel hits

Week 7: Delilah’s Alicia Keys Medley
Delilah performs a medley of hits by Alicia Keys.

Week 7: Afro-Blue’s Janet Jackson Medley
Afro-Blue performs a medley of hits by Janet Jackson.

Week 7: Pentatonix’s Britney Spears Medley
Pentatonix performs a medley of hits by Britney Spears.

Week 7: Guest Performance by Committed
Season 2 winners Committed return to the stage to perform of a medley of hits by Chris Brown.

Week 7: Elimination
The final seven groups anxiously await the judges’ decision.

Week 7: The YellowJackets’ Swan Song
The YellowJackets give a spirited performance of “I Get Knocked Down” for their final song