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What's interesting about the roller derby documentary Hell On Wheels is it isn't really about roller derby. It's really about drama.

Charles Phoenix, creator of the three-layer pie-cake monstrosity Cherpumple.

The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus 16-Ton Megaset has an even better deal: it's $35. That's 65% off. Today. Only today.

Sherlock Holmes: Episode #5, in which our protagonist shouts above his car's heater, discusses the finer points of the synopsis, and hates on the movie Revolver. And also talks a bit about this movie, too.

In Avatar, Unobtainium is a drug. In fact, Unobtainium is the best drug ever. The humans are mining for the best blow between here and Alpha Centauri.

Featured: "Human" by Carpark North, "She Doesn't Get It" by The Format and "Monsters" by Matchbook Romance.

A cyborg woman made of Tinkertoys--with flesh stretched over her enhanced limbs--leading an army of escapees from Mount Wundagore in a set of exercise routines.

13 Days of Xmas Audio concludes, and we go back to Stephen Leacock for the last word with "Merry Christmas."

Well, as is our tradition on Christmas Day, we post the yuletide equivalent of our putting up Night of the Living Dead every single Halloween.

The poem that now goes by "Twas the Night Before Christmas." But it also goes by "A Visit From St. Nicholas," and some words are slightly different.

It only makes sense that on Christmas Eve we're talking "Twas the Night Before Christmas," and we've got two interps of it for you. The first is the animated Rankin-Bass cartoon (starring Joel Grey).

The fifth and final "stave" of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Where our protagonist wakes up, changes his ways and swears off spirits.

Featured: Carolyn Silles, The Monkees and The Beatles.

The fourth "stave" of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Where our protagonist learns a final set of lessons from The Ghost of Christmas Future.