Issue #4 - The Lost Episode

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Week of March 28th, 2007 (This was uploaded 2 weeks late, the next show will follow very quickly) Corrections and additions from last issue: 1. Michael does a mea culpa about Captain Marvel/Shazam 2. Episode counts for the Superman 1966 and Batman 1977 animated series DVDs 3. Additional details on Whiteout and the Surrogates 4. Bud Collier’s history playing Superman 5. Joel Silver quote about the Wonder Woman Movie News: 1. Box Office TMNT, 300, and Ghost Rider all on the charts 2. Gatchaman next animated film from makers of TMNT 3. Final Spider-Man 3 Trailer 4. Robot casting finally for Transformers 5. Emile Hirsch cast as Speed Racer 6. Original Birdman and Space Ghost series coming to DVD July 17 7. Masked Magician graphic novel coming, yes, really Rumor Treadmill: 1. Alan Dale not in The Dark Knight 2. Simon Pegg and Jackie Earle Haley for Rorshach? 3. Is Shaun Toub the Mandarin in Iron Man? 4. Johnny Depp and Antonio Banderas in Sin City 2 5. Matthew Modine likely to be in The Incredible Hulk, part unknown We answer an email from Jared of Pensacola Fl, and talk about who the villain Morlun is from Spider-Man and could he be a future movie villain.

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