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In Video Games, the guys talk Tomb Raider and Tony talks about Epic Mickey 2, followed by a teeny, tiny amount of miscellaneous video game news, and then, without a break, the guys go right into…

TV at just 11:21 into the podcast. The guys talk about The Americans and The Walking Dead. Tony talks Bates Motel and Lou talks about American Idol, Red Widow, The Following and Star Trek: Enterprise.

In Movies (33:50) Tony talks To Rome with Love and Under The Tuscan Sun. Lou talks about Oz: The Great and Powerful, Jack the Giant Slayer and Red Dawn.

In the Mash-Up (1:01:40), the news this week includes:

• Maybe there WILL be a Star Wars themed park or area at Disneyland, and then, hopefully, Walt Disney World
• Apple as added two-step security to iCloud
• Toyota has recalled over 200,000 FJ Cruisers
• You can get a 4TB Seagate Backup Plus USB 3.0 drive for $180 from Amazon
• Blackberry’s new Z10 smartphone is here
• Wanna meet somebody online? Wear red in your profile pic…
• NYC will get a bunch of 47″ touchscreens as interactive subway maps
• The Audi RS5 Cabriolet will go on sale here for about $78k
• Voyager 1 has LEFT the solar system!
• AAA has unveiled Electric Charge emergency trucks for all-electric vehicles
• Pandora is available for Windows Phone 8
• Brooklyn’s Prospect Park might soon have toilets that re-use waste to fertilize plants

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In Video Games, the guys talk Tomb Raider and The Cave, Tony talks about Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed and Zen Pinball Star Wars. Lou talks about Crysis, Crysis 2 and Crysis 3.

In TV (26:45), the guys talk about The Americans. Tony talks House of Cards and Lou talks about American Idol and Continuum.

In Movies (49:15) Tony talks Shame, The Adventures of Tintin and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, Purple Noon. Lou talks about Side Effects.

In the Mash-Up (1:11:00), the news this week includes:

• An Alitalia pilot flying into JFK saw a 3-foot unmanned drone flying nearby. The FAA and the FBI have no idea what kind of drone it was or why it was there.
• Laptops with Windows 8 and Office 2013 will soon be $90 cheaper than they are now, thanks to a new OEM deal from Microsoft
• The new Roku 3 has a Private Mode that lets you listen to audio of whatever you’re watching via a headphone jack on the remote
• Researchers at Georgia Tech have a plan to develop an antenna made of graphene that would allow for wireless data transfer rates of about a terabit of data in one second

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In Video Games, the guys talk Far Cry 3, and Tony talks about Little Big Planet Karting as well as Joe Danger Touch

In TV (28:45), the guys talk about The Americans and The Following. Tony talks Homeland, Sherlock and Dallas. Lou talks American Idol, Revenge, Continuum, The Taste and New Girl.

In Movies (1:01:40) the guys start off with Zero Dark Thirty. Tony talks Silver Linings Playbook, Django Unchained and Argo. Lou talks about Jack Reacher, Looper, Taken 2 and Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters. Lou also goes through his list of stuff that he hopes J.J. Abrams, Michael Arndt and the rest of the Star Wars: Episode VII production staff will keep in mind while making the movie.

In the Mash-Up, the news this week includes:

• No more Saturday mail after July 31st
• Amazon is introducing its own currency
• A French guy has created a thing called Bubble Desk (Lou thinks it should actually be called Desk Bubble)
• Hasbro, at the request of internet users, has retired the Iron token from Monopoly and replaced it with a cat
• Eggxactly: The one-egg egg toaster
• A new kind of glue out of Japan can be sticky / non-sticky just with blasts of UV light
• This October will see the release of an Ubuntu mobile OS
• Microsoft and Symantec busted a major cybercrime ring
• A Dad agreed to pay his daughter $200 to stay off of Facebook for 5 months

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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As always this time of year, the guys are joined by their good friend Todd Stashwick. Todd is an actor, writer, producer and all-around good guy working in L.A. He’s appeared as major characters in shows like The Riches and Heroes, and has appeared in numerous other TV shows, including Revolution, Hawaii 5-O, Franklin & Bash, Justified, Leverage and many others (Todd’s IMDb page).

Since the show was a whirlwind of fun, we’re just giving you times for this episode, but we promise you’ll have fun listening!

Intro & Video Games – 0:00
TV – 44:35
Movies – 1:21:10
Mash-Up – 1:45:25

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, Tony talks about God of War Origins, Amazing Spiderman, Zen Pinball and Dishonored. Lou talks about Angry Birds. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~22:20) the guys talk briefly about The Voice and X-Factor. Tony talks about Revenge, American Horror Story: Asylum, The Mindy Project and The New Normal. Lou talks about The New Girl, Ben & Kate, Castle and Homeland. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~47:50), Tony talks about Lincoln, The Life of Pi in 3D, Deadfall, Albert Nobbs, Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, Lawrence of Arabia and Europa Europa. Lou talks about Argo, Wreck-It-Ralph and Expendables II. Miscellaneous movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:23:45), the news this week includes:

• Apple’s gonna manufacture in the U.S. starting next year
• John McAfee was arrested. And he’s crazy.
• A guy invented a smart toaster that sounds awesome
• You can sign a petition on the White House’s website for the Government to build a Death Star
• Kochi, India now has gigabit internet
• Kyocera has developed a touch-screen that feels like you’re pressing buttons
• Nokia had a symphony orchestra create 25 new, original pieces of classical music for their Lumia phones
• Some Staples stores will soon feature a 3D printing service
• StickNFind is a low-power Bluetooth sticker you can attach to things so you can find them if you lose them
• Reaction Engines has successfully tested engines for a new spaceplane called Skylon
• Japan’s new maglev train will travel 311mph
• Intel may be moving away from socketed processors, focusing instead on processors soldered to the motherboard
• Famed architect Oscar Niemeyer has died at the age of 104

And of course, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

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In video games, Tony talks about Need for Speed: Most Wanted, Payday: The Heist and Angry Birds: Star Wars. Lou talks for a minute about Angry Birds Space. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~18:05) the guys talk about The Voice and X-Factor. Tony talks about Revenge, too. Lou talks about Revolution, Homeland, Fringe, Supernatural season 7, Modern Family, New Girl and Ben & Kate. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~51:20), the guys both saw Skyfall and talk about that and Bond in general for a while. Tony also saw Argo, Three Coins in the Fountain and The Wizard of Oz in Italian. Miscellaneous movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:29:55), the news this week includes:

• Foxconn’s iPhone-building Foxbot robots
• Apple’s crazy-expensive iPad clock
• The new YouTube app for Android
• Pepsi Special
• The mayor of Paris, France trying to ban cool, old cars within the city
• Microsoft’s Star Trek-like universal translator project
• A new theme park in South Korea about…toilets
• HTC’s Droid DNA and it’s super-hi-res screen
• Windows 8
• An app you can buy that has a cute girl watch you

And of course, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

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In video games, Tony and Lou both have played Dishonored. Tony talks about Borderlands 2, The Unfinished Swan and The Walking Dead. Lou talks for a minute about World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~21:45) the guys talk about The Walking Dead. Tony talks about The Voice, X-Factor, Chicago Fire, Nashville, Revenge, American Horror Story: Asylum, Mockingbird Lane, Life After Top Chef and SNL. Lou talks about Last Resort, Homeland, White Collar and Fringe. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~54:00), the guys both saw Cloud Atlas. Tony also saw The Master and Arbitrage. For Tony’s Classic Film Project, he watched The International and Divorce Italian Style. Lou saw Safe, That’s My Boy and Hotel Transylvania. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:22:30), the news this week includes:

• Windows 8 is out!
• The iPad mini has been released!
• The Navy test fired missles from a drone ship
• Researchers at NYU created the first ever working tractor beam
• The state of Texas has a new superhighway with an 85mph speed limit
• Boeing and the USAF tested a new kind of missile that can take out enemy electronics without damaging any structures or harming people
• An all-electric Fiat 500 will debut at the L.A. Auto Show in November

And of course, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

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In video games, Tony talks about Borderlands 2. Lou talks about Guild Wars 2 some more. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~18:40) the guys talk about The Voice, X-Factor, New Girl, Ben & Kate, Modern Family and The Mindy Project. Tony talks about The New Normal, Partners, Parks and Recreation, The Office, and Glee. Lou talks about Revolution, Elementary and Go On. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~54:00), Tony watched Jiro Dreams of Sushi and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, he watched Raiders of the Lost Ark on Blu-ray. Lou talks about 21 Jump Street, Cabin in the Woods and both Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back on Blu-ray. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:15:50), the news this week includes:

• The iPhone 5 is out
• There are a bunch of issues with the iPhone 5 and iOS 6; but people are digging the 4G LTE and acting like Apple invented it even though other phones have had it for years. Whatevs.
• Mars Curiosity rover has taken pictures of gravel on the surface of the red planet that proves water once flowed on its surface
• Porsche will soon release its first plug-in electric hybrid car
• Samsung is releasing a new line of SSDs that are twice as fast as previous models and more affordable
• Researchers have found a beeswax dental filling in a 6,500 skull
• An ABC investigation found that about 10% of iPads accidentally left in airport security are stolen by TSA agents
• Goodyear has just announced a new tire that will self-inflate if the pressure gets too low
• Check out this link to a super cool video made by a dad for his son: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoMN-zg7r3M

And of course, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

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In video games, Tony talks about Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes  and Zen Pinball 2. Lou talks about Guild Wars 2. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~21:25) the guys talk about The Voice, Louie and the made-for-TV microseries Coma. Tony talks about Master Chef, The New Normal, The Mindy Project, Revolution and Restaurant Stakeout. Lou talks about Perception, White Collar and Anger Management. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~54:25), Tony watched The Change Up and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, he watched Nell. Lou talks about Lunopolis and Seeking Justice. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:14:25), the news this week includes:

• The iPhone 5 has been announced and will be available for pre-order on Friday 9/14 and will go on sale Friday 9/21
• VW’s in a bit of hot water over an ad in an Indian publication
• A new airport plan for London has a terminal and four runways in the middle of the Thames river
• A new study shows that organic foods aren’t more nutritious but produce more pollution when harvested
• Boston Dynamics’ Cheetah robot can run a 28mph
• Boeing’s 747-8 aircraft can include an 8-bed dorm on the upper deck
• Intel has been testing computers running in vats of mineral oil
• Jupiter got whacked by a meteor the other day
• A Chinese journalist posed as a new hire at the Foxconn plant in China where the iPhone is manufactured, so thathe could see what the process and working conditions are like. Read for yourself here.
• Finally, a car dealership owner gave a nice surprise to his employees before selling his 47-year-old business and retiring

And of course, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

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In video games, Tony talks about Call of Duty: Black Ops  and PuzzleCraft. Lou’s got nothin’. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~11:25) Tony talks about Master Chef, Two and a Half Men, Big Bang Theory and The Good Wife. Lou talks about Falling Skies, Louis, Anger Management, Perception and Hawaii 5-O. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~34:25), Tony watched 21 Jump Street and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, he watched Heaven. Lou also talks about Total Recall (the new one), The Bourne Legacy, The Wolfman, Alien, Aliens and The Bourne Identity. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:00:35), the news this week includes:

• The Windows Surface Tablet is rumored to be released at the same time as Windows 8 for $199
• The latest iPhone 5 rumors say expect an announcement September 12th, with the phone going on sale on the 20th or 21st.
• ThinkGeek might just pay you a million bucks for your good idea
• We present a list of the Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in the U.S. (note: this is not from experience!)
• A 2,684 year old skull was found in Yorkshire, with the brain still inside and well-preserved
• Researchers in Korea have found a way to charge batteries anywhere from 30x to 120x faster than now possible
• Scientists have figured out how to store 700TB (yes, terabytes) of data in gram of human DNA
• Eva Restaurant in L.A. is offering a 5% discount to patrons who check their mobile phones at the door
• Steve Jobs’ home was robbed in July
• In New York City, there’s a mobile DNA testing truck

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

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In video games, both guys have played Quantum Conundrum. Tony talks about Little Big Planet Karting Beta, Deadlight and The Witcher 2. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~19:30) we have a very special treat for everybody, an interview with the lovely and talented Deborah Puett, who recently guested on an episode of True Blood in a pivotal role (which you can see if you go back to the left and click on her name). After that, the guys talk about Master Chef and Falling Skies. Tony talks about Top Chef Masters, Newsroom and Trust Us With Your Life. Lou talks about Perception and Anger Management. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:10:10), the guys each saw The Dark Knight Rises and The Heir Apparent: Largo Winch. Tony saw Giorni e Nuvole and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, he watched Alien. Lou also talks about The Watch and The Expendables. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:24:50), the news this week includes:

• Mars Curiosity has landed!
• The Olympics have started!
• Hey! Let’s talk about drywall!
• It’s now illegal in Illinois for an employer to ask for an employee’s Facebook login. To which the guys say “There was one?”
• Tokelau is going 100% solar
• Plymouth’s XNR Concept car is going up for auction
• The median home price in Detroit is now…$21,000
• The FDA has approved electronic pills
• Mike Senna has created a remote-controlled, life-size replica of WALL-E
• China’s sending a lander & rover to the moon before the end of 2013 (unless the aliens shoot it down first)
• Meanwhile, India is sending a satellite to Mars next year in preparation to launch a manned mission to the red planet by 2016 (way ahead of the U.S.)
• Um. This.

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

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In video games, both guys have played Quantum Conundrum. Tony talks about Knights of the Round Cable and Amazing Alex. Lou talks about Trine 2. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~22:30), the guys talk about Master Chef, Take Me Out and Falling Skies. Tony talks about Big Brother vs. The Glass House. Lou talks about The Choice, Smallville and Perception. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~44:20), the guys each saw The Amazing Spiderman. Lou also talks about Wrath of the Titans. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:07:30), the news this week includes:

• A documentary about the Batmobile
• Virgin Galactic will begin commercial space flights next year
• The Subaru BRZ has sold out in Australia
• iPhone 5 might be available in August
• A 500 trillion-watt LASER was fired by Lawrence Livermore National Labs
• The 160″, 175-degree curved monitor made by Norman Design
• The moon can kill you

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

iTunes users! To subscribe to the pause.com Entertainment Podcast on iTunes Click here to open iTunes to our podcast, then click the SUBSCRIBE button.

In video games, Tony talks about The Walking Dead and Assassin’s Creed 2. Lou talks about Half-Life 2 and the demo of Quantum Conundrum. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~33:10), the guys talk about Master Chef, Take Me Out and Falling Skies. Tony talks about The Great Escape. Lou talks about True Blood season 4 on Blu-ray. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:02:25), Tony hasn’t seen anything since last time. Lou talks about Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:37:40), the news this week includes:

• You’ll be able to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro for just $40
• Sergio Pininfarina has died at the age of 85
• Researchers at MIT have figured out how to get fresh water from salt water using graphene filters
• Honda’s 2013 Accord might be the first car to use Siri integration
• A 3 billion year old, 62 mile-wide impact crater has been found in Greenland
• Google’s Project Glass will be sold for $1,500
• A new mach-3 business jet called the X-54 is in the works
• Android 4.1 Jellybean will have some cool new features
• The Army has begun testing a laser plasma lightning cannon
• Atari has just celebrated its 40th birthday
• Facebook has forced all users to list an @facebook.com e-mail address, but you can change that back to whatever it was before pretty easily

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

This episode of The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is brought to you by Yumbly. Search Chicago-area restaurants and menus to find exactly what you’re hungry for. Yum.

iTunes users! To subscribe to the pause.com Entertainment Podcast on iTunes Click here to open iTunes to our podcast, then click the SUBSCRIBE button.

In video games, Tony talks about Saints Row the Third, Rayman Origins and Just Cause 2. Lou talks about Guild Wars 2 Beta, Half-Life 2 and the demo of Splice. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~18:05), the guys talk about Master Chef, Take Me Out, The Choice and Falling Skies. Tony talks about The Glass House, True Blood, Dallas and The Twilight Zone. Lou talks about True Blood season 4 on Blu-ray. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~48:10), the guys both saw Prometheus. Tony saw Rock of Ages and Lou talks about Snow White and the Huntsman, Men in Black III, Contraband, Underworld: Awakening and about 1/2 of  Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:16:35), the news this week includes:

• Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman has designed a special Hyundai Elantra Coupe for Comic-Con called the Hyundai Zombie Survival Machine
• Microsoft has announced the Windows Phone 8 will be closely tied to Windows 8
• Microsoft has also unveiled the Surface, a Windows 8-powered tablet to rival the iPad
• The SeaOrbieter will finally begin construction this October
• BSB of China will create the world’s new tallest building in just 90 days. Sky City One will be built from pre-fab components starting later this year
• The Air Force’s X-37B robotic space plane landed the other day after more than 15 months in space
• Voyager 1 is about to become the first man-made object to leave our solar system
• Vizio has just released four new computers, available at places like Target, Amazon, Costco, etc.

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, Tony talks about Resistance 2 and Batman Arkham City: Harley Quinn’s Revenge. Lou talks about Diablo III and MAME a bit. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~37:55), the guys talk about American Idol, Duets and Master Chef. Tony also talks about Around the World in 80 Plates, Total Blackout, Hollywood Treasure and Arrested Development. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:13:35), Tony saw Snow White and the Huntsman and Lou talks about Haywire, Man on a Ledge and Battleship as well. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:33:35), the news this week includes:

• There’s a new BitTorrent client on the way called Tribler that’ll offer free, decentralized anonymity
• iOS6 could finally bring Siri to the New iPad
• The Fiat 500 Abarth had its initial U.S. production run tripled and still managed to sell out until this fall, when the next model year debuts
• The NRO just donated two Hubble-sized space telescopes to NASA
• A company called Friedrich is releasing an air conditioner that you can control with your smartphone
• The new Nokia “Batphone” comes pre-loaded with exclusive content for The Dark Knight Rises
• Another Ferrari 250 GTO has set a world record for most expensive car: This time? $35 million at auction
• UltraViolet on Blu-ray discs is starting to gain momentum
• For a couple hours recently, Germany got more than half its total power from solar
• A truck in Melbourne tipped over, raining live sheep all over the interchange

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, Tony talks about Max Payne 3, Resistance 3, Fez, Mercury Hg and Minecraft. Lou talks about Diablo III and WoW a bit. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~27:50), the guys talk about American Idol and The Voice. Tony talks about Around the World in 80 Plates, Celebrity Apprentice and Revenge. Lou talks about Fringe, Missing and True Blood season 3. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~57:55), both of the guys saw Avengers. Tony finally saw The Descendants and Lou talks about Lockout as well. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup, the news this week includes:

• Microsoft is doing away with both DVD playback in Windows 8, and the whole Windows Live thing…you’ll just have a single Microsoft Account moving forward.
• Version 19 of Google’s Chrome browser will now sync open tabs across different devices
• Samsung already has 9 million pre-orders for the Galaxy SIII
• A company called Synergy is trying to raise money via Kickstarter to build a box-wing aircraft
• HP’s t410 computer has a single Ethernet cable that even supplies power to it
• Hot on the heels of Barnes & Nobles’ success with the Nook Simple with Glowlight, Amazon is reportedly working on their own front-lit eReader
• Nearly 40% of New York City’s 9-1-1 calls are butt-dials
• Reuters is reporting that the iPhone 5 will in fact have a 4″ screen and come out in September or October
• The next iPhone may also see an all new, smaller dock connector
• Google has just added Knowledge Graph to many search results
• Verizon is not carrying grandfathered unlimited data 3G plans forward to 4G service
• A guy going by the name BTE Dan has put together a website and proposal for building an actual, functioning, space-going USS Enterprise (but without warp drive)
• The Center for Innovation, Testing and Evaluation (CIT-E) will begin construction next month

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, Tony talks about both Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Asylum. Again. Lou talks about Halo as well as the Betas for both Diablo III and Guild Wars 2. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~15:50), the guys talk about American Idol and The Voice. Tony talks about Celebrity Apprentice, Revenge, Veep and Girls. Lou talks about Fringe, Awake, Touch, Scandal and Missing. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~57:35), Tony talks about watching a couple of movies he’s already seen: Bridesmaids and Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. Lou talks about The Darkest Hour. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup, the news this week includes:

• Google Drive is now up and running and is currently available for PC, Mac and Android, with iPhone / iPad support coming soon
• Lamborghini officially unveiled its Urus SUV
• Microsoft is experimenting with a product called HomeOS that’s intended to run on a dedicated computer in your house
• Disneyland Paris may have its Star Tours attraction upsized into a full-blown Star Wars-land
• An Australian billionaire is teaming up with a Chinese ship-building company to build a new Titanic
• The LSST – a massive, digital camera designed to be in outer space – just got approval for its final design phase
• Microsoft is planning on launching a new cross-platform Xbox music service that’ll replace the current Zune service. Look for it at E3.
• French rail company SNCF and Ferrari got together to design a new train for Europe
• Finally, a police department in Gadsden, AL has two aerial drones worth $150,000 – but they have no idea why they have them or where they came from

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, Tony talks about both Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Asylum. Lou talks a bit about Halo (yeah, the first one). Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~14:20), the guys talk about American Idol and The Voice. Tony talks about Celebrity Apprentice, Best Friends Forever and Don’t Trust the B- In Apartment 23. Lou talks about Awake, Touch, Missing, Off Their Rockers and Scandel. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~39:25), Tony talks about Rango. Lou talks about Kill List, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Dream House. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup, the news this week includes:

• Over 600,000 Mac users’ computers have now been infected with the Flashback trojan
• If you have an out-of-contract iPhone through AT&T, you can now get it unlocked to use on any network
• Google has revealed their plans for an augmented reality project called Project Glass. That uses glasses. Video here.
• Lamborghini has trademarked the name Deimos. What do you suppose they did that for?
• A new robot called SushiBot can make 400 sushi rolls per hour
• Russia is testing a new psychotronic energy weapon that’ll basically turn targets into brain-scrambled zombies
• Only about 35% of people who previously who purchased a new car last year who previously drove a hybrid bought another hybrid
• A company called Toray Advanced Film has started mass producing a self-healing film for mobile touchscreen devices that’ll heal minor scratches within 10 seconds
• Nissan has unveiled their NV200 taxi for New York City
• The world’s largest tire manufacturer? LEGO. They’ve been making them for 50 years, and last year made over 381 million of them
• Apple rumors: A 7.something” iPad mini could be on the way; also, the iPhone 5 may be announced and released in June, not September
• Audi’s all-electric R8 e-tron will get manufactured sounds, and they sound pretty cool. Jump to about 1:45 in this video to hear the sound with the car.

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, the guys talk about Mass Effect 3. Tony talks about Batman: Arkham City and Draw Something. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~23:50), the guys talk about American Idol and The Walking Dead.  Tony talks about The Voice, Celebrity Apprentice and Downton Abbey. Lou talks about Awake, Touch, Alcatraz, Missing and Fringe. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:02:50), the guys talk about Hunger Games. Tony talks about Heartburn for Tony’s Classic Film Project, which Lou gets confused with Heartbeeps. Lou also talks about John Carter and the half of J. Edgar that he saw. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup, the news this week includes:

• If you were a victim of the iPhone 4′s Antennagate, you may be able to claim $15 from Apple
• Jeff Bezos has discovered the resting place of Apollo 11′s rocket engines
• Boston Dynamics’ newest creepy-cool robot is the Sand Flea
• New data shows that there are anywhere from 10 billion to 100 billion habitable planets just in the Milky Way
• DARPA’s unmanned Mach 20 aircraft had its second test flight last week
• LG’s ultra-slim 55″ OLED TV will go on sale…for $8,000
• Lou reports on the crazy requirements to be a female astronaut in China
• Check out this video of a Google autonomous vehicle driving a blind man to run some errands and then back home
• New software lets detectives perform facial recognition on almost any digital photo against 36 million other stored photos per second
• Someone in Seattle is selling a 1/3 scale TIE Fighter replica on Craigslist for $150

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

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In video games, the guys talk about Skyrim. Tony talks about SSX and Journey. Lou talks a bit about Uncharted: Drake’s Deception and Mass Effect 3. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~24:40), the guys talk about American Idol and Top Chef: Texas.  Tony talks about Revenge, The Voice, Celebrity Apprentice and Downton Abbey. Lou talks about some other shows, but is having memory issues. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~48:45), Tony talks about Being Elmo and Bad Teacher and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, absolutely nothing. Lou talks about Chronicle and Tower Heist. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup, the news this week includes:

• The Geneva Motor Show is going on now!
• The Windows 8 Consumer Preview is available now. Download it here.
• Apple has announced the new iPad, with a faster processor, Retina Display, better camera and dictation capabilities; also available with 4G LTE
• Apple’s also under fire from the guy who they swindled the iPad trademark from
• Nokia’s 808 PureView phone has a 41-megapixel camera
• The X-TREM-1 watch from Christophe Claret uses tiny, floating metal spheres to tell time
• A bunch of Verizon phones will be getting the Ice Cream Sandwich build of Android, including four from HTC, seven from Motorola, two from Samsung and one from LG
• Playboy wants to team up with Virgin Galactic to build a Playboy Club in space
• T-Mobile is actually planning on implementing 4G on their network
• Christina Hendricks and Olivia Munn had their cellphones hacked and photos of them scantily-clad posted to the web
• The Michael Jackson back catalog that Sony bought a few years ago was hacked last year around the same time that PSN was hacked
• A plastic surgeon in DC has been performing operations on people to make them look better on FaceTime
• The Obayashi Corporation of Japan wants to build a space elevator by 2050
• We list a bunch of the top iPhone / iPad apps in honor of 25 billion downloads from the App Store
• A new study shows some strange results in terms of what makes women and men happier while in a relationship

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

iTunes subscribers! If you’re not seeing this episode on our iTunes page (linked at the top of this post) never fear! Just make sure you’re subscribed and your iTunes software on your computer will retrieve the latest episode. Just hit the refresh button in your library’s Podcasts page if you don’t see it.

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In video games, the guys talk about Skyrim. Tony talks about Gotham City Imposters and Cordy. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~18:00), the guys talk about American Idol, The Voice and The River.  Tony talks about Revenge. Lou talks about Ringer, Alcatraz, Fringe and The Finder. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~54:15), Tony talks about Hugo, The Help and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, Delicatessen. Lou talks about In Time, Abduction and Safe House. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:21:10), the news this week includes:

• Kazuo Hirai, formerly in charge of the Playstation, will now head up all of Sony
• Microsoft will release the Windows 8 Consumer Preview on Feb 29th
• Sources are saying the iPad3 will have a Retina Display, 4G LTE through AT&T or Verizon, and be announced or released on March 7th
• Apple is now worth more than Microsoft and Google combined
• A company called AON is promising a 1cm holographic storage system soon that’ll store 1TB of data
• A 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO was sold to a private collector for $31.8 million
• HTC admitted that some of their phones leak WiFi credentials. A fix is available.
• Samsung has shown off a voice-activated touchscreen remote that it’ll sell later this fall with one of their smart TVs
• The QuikServe from WestBend is a vertical conveyor toaster that’ll toast your stuff in 90 seconds
• James Bond will drive the Aston Martin DB5 again, in this fall’s Skyfall
• New technology may allow you to unlock your computer, cell phone and other devices with your heartbeat
• Verizon has a new “old cell phone trade-in program” available. Bring your old junk to a Verizon store to learn how much they’ll give you for it (in store credit)
• Audi’s forthcoming RS4 Avant will have a 450hp V8, but won’t be sold in the U.S.
• Motorola may soon be releasing an Intel-powered Android superphone
• Finally, in Iceland, they have a website that helps people not have sex with their own relatives

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

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Well, it’s a sad thing that the A4 Avant is leaving the U.S., but at least Audi is bringing back the Allroad. The last Allroad was based on the A6 and disappeared when the Q7 was released. The new Allroad based on the A4 and rides on the Q5 platform, giving it about 1.5″ higher ride than the A4 Avant. Audi hasn’t released pricing info yet, but expect the Allroad to come in the normal Audi flavors (Premium, Premium Plus and Prestige) and carry a price tag a little higher than the A4 Avant.

Oh, and yes, the taillights are LED!

Here are a few more images of the new Allroad to whet your appetite before its arrival this summer:

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In video games, Tony talks about Little Big Planet 2: Muppets DLC, as well as Driver: San Francisco, and Lou talks a bit about Skyrim and the Bastion demo for the PC. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~21:45), the guys talk about American Idol and Top Chef: Texas. Tony talks about Smash, Modern Family, Are You There Chelsea and Parks and Recreation. Lou talks about Mad Men season 1, Alcatraz, Touch, The Finder and Top Gear Top 40. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~52:35), Tony talks about The Artist, Beginners and Drive. Lou talks about Transformers: Dark of the Moon and Hugo. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:28:00), the news this week includes:

• The 2012 Chicago Auto Show starts next weekend
• NASA has just released the first-ever video footage of the dark side of the moon
• Fiat has released official images of the forthcoming 500L
• A new iPhone app scans your eyeballs to tell you if you’re too drunk to drive
• Lamborghini’s next model may be an SUV with 700hp
• The Orion space capsule now won’t be ready for a manned mission until 2021
• Somebody painted their $240,000 Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione with a General Lee paint job
• A Chinese boy named Nong Yousui can, allegedly, see in the dark
• Finally, a man in Sweden tried to get money from an ATM, and instead, he got a dead mouse. blech

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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In video games, the guys talk about Skyrim, and Tony also talks a bit about Bastion. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~21:25), the guys talk about Alcatraz and Top Chef: Texas, as well as Face Off. Tony talks about Revenge. Lou talks about Castle season 3 and American Idol. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:03:45), Tony talks about Moneyball and Midnight in Paris and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, Heavenly Creatures. Lou talks about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Killer Elite. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:32:40), the news this week includes:

• A new product called Live Shell lets you stream video through the intarwebz
• VW has confirmed that the 2013 Beetle will be debuted at the Chicago Auto Show
• Audi just introduced a special edition S5…on Facebook
• 3D Systems new Cube printer will print objects in 3D and is just $1,299
• The OrcaM Orbital Camera System can automatically create a 3D model of whatever you put inside it
• Nissan will soon be releasing a new…iPhone case
• Alienware’s new X51 gaming PC has a console form factor, and will sell for $700 – $1,200 depending on specs
• Fiat will introduce a 5-door version of the 500 in the U.S. in 2013
• Vizio’s CinemaWide TVs that display movies in 2.35:1 will be on sale later this year
• The Steve Jobs dolls will not, in fact, be manufactured
• Juliet Marine wants SOMEbody to buy their Ghost high-speed attack boat, designed to fight pirates
• Amanda Oakleaf Cakes created a life-size Stormtrooper cake

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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Holy moly it’s our 100th episode! A HUGE ‘thank you’ to all of our loyal listeners! And for those of you who listen, but haven’t ever written to us, we’d love to hear from you!

Since this is also the first show of 2012, the guys also go over their favorite entertainment items of the year.

In video games, the guys talk about Skyrim, and Tony also talks a bit about Lost Winds. Miscellaneous gaming news follows.

In TV (~39:35), Tony talks about The X-Factor, Work It, Happy Endings, Revenge, Homeland, Enlightened and Celebrity Wife Swap. Lou talks about Smallville season 9, Top Chef and Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off. Then onto some general TV news.

In Movies (~1:25:00), the guys talk about Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, which they’d just seen together. Tony also talks about Friends with Benefits, Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project and, for Tony’s Classic Film Project, Malena and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Some movie news follows.

In the Mashup (~1:50:20), the news this week includes:

• You may soon be able to buy a $1,500 cold fusion reactor to heat & cool your home
• HP has announced their Omni 27, an all-in-one PC for about $1,200
• There’s a new Steve Jobs action figure available for the low, low, LOW price of just $100
• China purchased an old Soviet battleship in the late ’90s called the Kiev, and will soon open it as a luxury floating hotel
• Giant Asian Tiger prawns are showing up in the Gulf of Mexico for some reason
• LG will soon unveil an 84″ ultra-definition TV
• iPad rumor: The battery life of the iPad 3 may be 20 hours
• China is now testing a maglev train that can go 310 mph
• Samsung rumor: The Galaxy S III may have a Super AMOLED screen running at 1280×720 and it may be glasses-free 3D
• In other Samsung news, their new Series 9 computer monitor will be 27″, have a 2560 x 1440 resolution, and sell for about $1,200
• HP’s new Pavilion HPE Phoenix h9 will go on sale January 8th for $1,150

Finally, at the end of the episode is when Tony & Lou reveal their choices for best and worst entertainment moments of the week…and, this time, for the whole year!

The pause.com Entertainment Podcast is hosted by long-time friends Tony Incopero and Lou Zucaro. Join them as they discuss all sorts of fun things in the world of entertainment, gaming, gadgets, cars and more with a healthy dose of their sense of humor.

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