In the early ’90s, Home Improvement was prime entertainment. With the power of too much time on my hands and urge to Google JTT, this is what the Taylor family and co. is definitely up to 13 years later…

This time on my adventures in the beta, I thought I would show some more screenshots and give a little information about some quests. There are spoilers, so if you want to be surprised, don’t read!

Richie Branson, he of the Star Wars: The Old Republic and Gundam Wing mixtapes, wants to bring nerdcore to a wider audience. Since he’s already made a name for himself as a producer, it’s entirely possible he might be able to do it. Toward that end, he has begun what he calls “Otaku Tuesdays” in which he creates songs about various anime series.

I got into the MoP beta a few weeks ago, and waited until I had quite a stockpile of pictures for posting. For now, enjoy this look at the Panderen starting zone (1-12).

I grew up watching Disney films — movies like The Rescuers, The Fox and the Hound, and The Sword in the Stone. I still love them, long after I’ve had any excuse to watch them on a regular basis. But my favourite movie, and the one I remember watching the most when I was young, was The Land Before Time.

Clarissa explained it all — we know that from the title and dedicating ourselves her every word — but the thing that was never explained was where Clarissa and her family ended up. Did Clarissa and Sam wind up together, did Ferguson ever become a normal human being? So many questions that we’ll try to explain…

We can easily Google where the actors are and stalk them out on Twitter for an @ reply, but we’re left with only assumptions about the actual characters. Did Eric ever amount to anything? How many kids did Cory and Topanga have? Mr. Feeny ever retire?

How many people remember watching and loving a movie as a child and then have not watched it since then? Recently I’ve decided to travel back into my childhood, and find out whether some of the movies I loved decades ago live up to those my memories. First up, Batman: The Movie (1966).

Tweens screaming, collecting everything a cutie’s face is on, and fits of the shakes when near them… for a character in a book? For generations, teenybopping was reserved for heartthrob actors in cutesy movies and TV shows and skillfully-crafted boy bands. No more.

So you’ve read my entire article series about podcasts and you need more than I gave you. Or maybe I didn’t mention your particular fandom, because it’s not something I’m a particular fan of. What to do? Where to find more? There are tons of podcasts out there, and many ways to find new ones to listen to — keep reading to find out where to look.