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Hey everyone, it's Michael J. Petty, yes, I'm still living! It has been a long hiatus I know, but my podcasting partner Woo S. Kim and I do need breaks every once-in-a-while. ANYWAY, some time ago in November of 2011, Woo and I recorded a special Retro Review hitting close to our childhood. We recorded about Saban's Power Rangers! In this action packed episode, we talk Mighty Mophin, Zeo, Turbo, In Space, Lightspeed Rescue, Time Force, Wild Force, Dino Thunder, S.P.D., Bulk and Skull, Billy Cranston, MMPR: The Movie, Turbo the Movie, Samurai, Forever Red, Countdown To Destruction, and much much more!!! So, join us for a very special Retro Review to kick off the new year!

Hey ATA Listeners, this week's Chucktasticly filled podcast features reviews on not just one but two episodes of the fan favorite TV Series Chuck. The first episode Chuck Versus the Santa Suit was the biggest episode of the series since its spectacular Season 3 Finale giving us everything we wanted to see from the return of a major villain. As for the second episode Chuck Versus the Baby, the cliffhanger that we were left with at the end of the previous episode caused us to go into it really pumped up only to be disappointed but then later satisfied as we were given a feel-good ending that left Nico and I smiling. Also since we had the extra time, Nico and I discuss if Chuck being originally picked up by another network besides NBC would have allowed it to extend past five seasons and give you our predictions for the Chuck Series Finale.

Hey ATA Listeners, this week's episode is entitled Podcast of Interest because it's obviously dedicated to the new CBS Series Person of Interest, which had Nico and my favorite Midseason Finale for the Fall 2011 TV Season. However, that's not all when it comes to sparking your interest in this podcast since we also discuss the shocking discovery made at the end of the Psych Midseason Finale and use our review of Chuck to explain why people who were disappointed with the second half of Season 4 really should come back to the show since there's some really great things ahead as we head towards the Series Finale. Also as an added bonus Nico gives you the lowdown in his new section on all the Summer Movie Trailers that were released over the Holidays along with links to watch them on our YouTube Channel.

It was the night before Midseason Finales and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Actually, quite a lot of people are stirring as Community fans including Nico and I face the possibility that the shows most recent episode Regional Holiday Music might be its final episode due to the announcement that NBC has benched Community for new episodes of 30 Rock. So in response to yet another boneheaded decision from the old  Peacock, we've decided to throw ATA's Holiday Party in honor of Community by this podcast closing out with this sounds of Troy and Abed's Christmas Infiltration Rap and us giving our favorite comedic moments on what may be their final episode. Plus Community even makes our Chuck review as we discuss two surprise celebrity cameos that occurred in the episode.However, that's not all the presents Nico Clause has in his bag, as this ATA Episode features reviews on the Midseason Finale's for Castle and Bones that left Nico and I on opposite sides of the fence when it

Ho ho ho and a Merry Christmas to all of our amazing fans on the Interwebs, as Dan would call it, and welcome to another episode of Across the Airwaves' fresh new section entitled "ATA's Retro Reviews! But since you were put on the nice list, you won't have to listen to Dan and Nico banter about new TV episodes, instead, you get Michael and Woo to talk about Smallville (and in this episode, Supernatural)'s Christmas episodes! LEXMAS and A VERY SUPERNATURAL CHRISTMAS are two of our favorite Christmas episodes here at ATA (but don't count out Chuck vs Santa Claus)! So, without furthur adu, let us at ATA bring you, a brand new Retro Review!!!!

Hi ATA Listeners, I have some very sad news to report Sam and Dean Winchester's grumpy mentor and monster researcher extraordinaire Bobby Singer has tragically died at the hands of  THAT DAMN GOOD FOR NOTHING LEVIATHAN DICK ROMAN WHO I REALLY WANT TO SEE DEAN BLOW OUT OF HIS MISERY WITH A SHOTGUN BLAST TO THE HEAD!  Anyway, in coming down this week's ATA is obviously dedicated to the memory of   everyone's favorite drunken Demon Hunter, good ol' Bobby Singer with this episode featuring an extended Supernatural section and the show ending with a song that I think best describes Bobby, The Allman Brothers Band's Ramblin' Man. However, on a more somber note or for you who are in denial that Bobby is gone ATA 61 also has some solid reviews for the Season Finale of ThunderCats, Psych and Bones as well as our favorite comedic moments from Modern Family and what may be the penultimate to final episode of Community.

In the aftermath of a very sad Supernatural mid-season finale, Woo Kim and Michael J. Petty return to the podcasting world for a Smallville Retro Review of 4x18 Spirit. Yes, the prom episode. They couldn't pass up the opportunity for some promaganda and had to cover this episode. Although Michael gets upset about Lifehouse's song choice, Woo is there to keep him on his rocker. So enjoy this latest episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews, and come back next time for our Christmas episode of Retro Reviews feat. Lexmas and A Very Supernatural Christmas...Nuff said!

  This week's ATA is entitled Animation Domination because like Fox's Sunday Night Lineup the majority of this podcast features reviews on two episodes of the Cartoon Network Animated Series' Young Justice and ThunderCats. However, for those of you who might not be animation fans you're not going to want to pass this edition of ATA up since our other favorite shows being on hiatus gave us the opportunity to have an extended discussion on the Castle episode Kill Shot where Staina Katic as Beckett and Jon Huertas gave their best performances of the series.

This ATA Episode is entitled Dan and Nico, Interrupted as we got a little off our rocker like the two old guys from the Muppets when it came to reviewing the week's schedule of our favorite shows. Again, Nico's harsh criticism regarding Sweet's interaction with Daisy on this week's Bones was warranted but  me being disappointed with this week's episodes of Psych  and Fringe came across as a bit wacko. I don't know if it was the soothing saxophone sounds of Kenny G that Shawn and Gus used to take down the killer of the week messing with my head or Supernatural ending with the possibiliy that a major character could die but something made me nutty when recording this podcast. Anyway, regardless of what I was smoking (yes, that one goes out to you ATA Supporter JColeman) my out of place criticism spawned a great discussion with Nico on the week's new episodes of Psych, Bones, Person of Interest, Fringe, Chuck and Supernatural that I'm sure all of you will enjoy. Plus as always we share our favorite comedic mome

Hey Everybody, this week's ATA is entitled Nimrods, Bozos and Crazies because the highlight of this episode is Nico's justified rant during our Chuck section about the stupid decisions NBC has made over the past few years causing the network to go from number one all the way down to number four almost in what felt like overnight. Also this ATA podcast's closing song is Kiss from a Rose by Seal, which was performed on the week's episode of Community, a show that NBC is making the bad mistake of benching for the second half of the 2011–12 TV Season. However,  just because NBC is currently making some really dumb decisions, we don't let them rain on this episode's parade as it is chocked full of great reviews for Castle, Young Justice, two episodes of Thundercats, Psych, Bones, Fringe, Chuck and Supernatural along with our favorite comedic moments from The Big Bang Theory and Community.

Hello loyal ATA/Smallville/Woo followers! We are terribly sorry about the delay of Retro Reviews episodes, but this DOUBLE EPISODE will make up for that. In the first hour, Michael J. Petty and co-host Woo S. Kim cover 3 Zod themed episodes of Smallville. 9X1 Savior, 9x22 Salvation, and 10x19 Dominion! One before Zod, two before Zod, THREE BEFORE ZOD! And After that, because of technical difficulties on Michael's end, Woo recorded a second hour Thanksgiving (Tanksgiving) episode featuring the episodes 6x7 Rage and 10X7 Ambush, the Thanksgiving episodes of Smallville. So, enjoy that as well as our Zod half of this Thanksgiving Special! And if you think that's good, wait until our Christmas Specials....

Who's that podcastin up there? Is it a bird? No! Is it a plane? No! Is it the twister? Yeah! So join Nico and I for a podcast episode where our favorite shows twist again like they did with the cliffhangers at the beginning of last summer. Yeah, you heard me right the episodes of Castle, Psych, Bones, Person of Interest, Chuck and Fringe that we review on this ATA Podcast all feature some sort of twist. However, the fun doesn't stop there as we cover an episode of Supernatural that doesn't fit our episode's theme but is still fun nonetheless as well as give you our favorite comedic moments from the week's episodes of Modern Family, Big Bang Theory and Community.

Hello and welcome back to ATA's Retro Reviews!!! So, apparently Woo and I are doing a decent job, because you're all back!!! Anyway, this week, we are covering two of our favorite Bryan Q. Miller (ex-Teen Titans and Batgirl writer) written episodes of Smallville!!! 8X5 Committed and 8x12 Bulletproof. Committed is actually the first real Clois episode (I believe) and Bulletproof is just awesome! So, without further adu, please sit back, relax, and enjoy our BQM episode of Retro Reviews!!!

When there's something strange in your neighborhood who are you gonna call Across the Airwaves with a Halloween episode!  Yeah,  I know it's a little after the fact but please bear with us as we get back on track and enjoy the fun with a podcast featuring the sounds of Halloween along with reviews of Castle, Psych, Last Man Standing, The Big Bang Theory, Community and Supernatural that all had a Halloween theme. Also we give our thoughts on standard episodes of Young Justice and Person of Interest as well as the Final Season Premiere of Chuck.

Across the Airwaves' 8th Retro Review episode!!! Hosted by Michael J. Petty and Woo S! Kim, our favorite (BESIDES Dan & Nico) co-hosts talk the Geoff Johns written episodes of Smallville. Season 8's Legion, Season 9's Socitey/Legends (the "Absolute Justice" event), and Season 10's Booster. As Michael points out in this episode, they all help Clark Kent become Superman in very unique ways while paying homage to all sorts of heroes, past (JSA), present (JLA), and future (Legion of Super-Heroes/Booster Gold)!!! So, sit down, strap in, and prepare to fight as one in this 2-HOUR ACTION PACKED EPISODE!!!

Hey ATA Listeners, join us as we race Chariots of Fire style to catch up with current new episodes of our favorite shows by reviewing the episodes of Castle, Young Justice, Psych, Person of Interest and Supernatural for the week of October 17th. Also along with this slate of reviews Nico and I share our favorite funniest moments from the week's episodes of Modern Family, The Big Bang Theory and Last Man Standing.

It's our Halloween episode of ATA's Smallville Retro Reviews! Michael J. Petty and Woo S. Kim cover two scary Halloween favorites 4x10 "Scare" and 5x5 "Thirst"! Yes, we know, Thirst is a little over the top, but we ARE open to suggestions for episodes to cover. So, please enjoy these episodes (and watch them BEFORE or WHILE listening to this podcast) and have fun with it guys! Stay super!

Like I told you all last issue, err, I mean, episode, we are cranking out the episodes this week!!!! We have a NEW theme song. A NEW mentality. And a NEW way to review an entire season of Smallville in about an hour!!! How great is that!?!?!?! So, this episode, we're covering the Writer's Strike season of Smallville aka Season 7. We talk the premiere and finale extensively along with Green Arrow spin-off, Veritas, Batman, and much, much more! So enjoy this episode and stay tuned for SRR's Scary Halloween episode which is due to be released Thursday for your convinence and our own. Stay super everyone!

Hey! Hey! Hey! It's the Smallville Retro Reviews (that's SRR to you)! This time on the SRR, we talk about the entire ninth season of Smallville! While mostly talking about Zod, we also talk about the unfortunate death of Apple creator Steve Jobs and Woo and I's experience with Apple. Also, we talk about Cartoon Network's MAD's Smallville: Turn Off The Clark. Lionel Luthor acting like a chicken is TOTALLY worth it!!!! So, tune in for our 4th episode of ATA's SRR hosted by yours truly Michael J. Petty and Woo Kim. Tune in next week for our overview of the 6th season (yes, I said 6th) of Smallville! Somebody SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVE me!!!!!!!

Gotta get back in tiiiiiiimmmmeeeee!!!!!!! Oh yes, don't worry, this Back to The Future/Supernatural Mystery Spot reference IS intentional as we are reviewing the episodes of Smallville that, go back in time. Yes, this week, Woo and I are reviewing Superman favorites Relic (1961) and Kandor. Both of these episodes give us more information on Jor-El, the father of Clark Kent aka Kal-El aka Superman and his first experience on Earth as well as his friendship with General Zod (back when he was a Major) on Krypton. But, enough of me talking, just listen to this hour long episode and be sure to tune in next week for our Smallville Season 9 overview!!!