Dwight Tejano, Sean Sorensen, and Rob “Tek” Piontek assemble to talk about the incredible Joss Whedon flick, The Avengers: what we liked, what we didn’t, where it’s going, and why the Hulk stole every scene he was in.  We also discuss The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, the animated series on Disney XD, and how it ties into the ever profitable film franchise.

Get ready, true believers!  It’s the Fridgecast, episode 12: Avengers Assemble!

The hotly anticipated conclusion to the Mass Effect trilogy came out back in March with Mass Effect 3, and we share our thoughts on the highly-rated and highly-hated controversial game.  There’s been a ton of discussion about the game, and we’re throwing our opinions into the mix.

The verdict is in, so what do our judges have to say?  The Honorable Dwight Tejano, Sean Sorensen, and Rob “Tek” Piontek preside.

After a lengthy stretch of time without any notable video games to play, Jay Imhoff, Sean Sorensen, Dwight Tejano, and Rob “Tek” Piontek are faced with a difficult challenge. With so many high-profile games coming up pretty much every week for the next 3 months, which ones are they going to buy?

Jay discusses his thoughts on the Modern Warfare’s “Elite Pass.” Tek can’t wait to (re-)play Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition. Dwight really wants to be Catwoman, and Sean successfully found a way to knock all four of us off the internet.  All this and more in a very special Clone High Fridgecast!

Kevin and Dwight (as I’m sure you know, since you’ve been keeping up with the blog, right?!?) take a retrospective look at their experiences from San Diego Comic Con International 2011.  Keeping their Red Shirts safely tucked away, Amy and Tek reveal anecdotes about their recent jaunt in Vegas for their first time at Creation Entertainment’s Star Trek Convention.

Who was the person that made both Kevin’s and Dwight’s highlight reels from SDCC?  Why did Amy, a convention veteran, say that this Star Trek Convention was the best convention she’s ever attended?  Find out the answer to these questions and more, as the crew takes a look back at the summer and prepares for the next convention ahead (NYCC!)

And that party was the Fridgecast.

Kevin Tracy, Victoria Marsden, and Dwight Tejano welcome a very special guest to this podcast: Kristin Rielly, awesomesauce founder of the Geek Girls Network.

We discuss the weekend of craziness that was about to unfold, what not to do when meeting someone you idolize, and our new friend Rick’s theories on child-rearing.

But more than that, we have a pretty kick-ass time together.

A million thanks to Kristin — let’s do this again in the future!

Jay Imhoff, Sean Sorensen, Rob “Tek” Piontek, and Dwight Tejano discuss the Marvel and DC summer events, Fear Itself and Flashpoint, respectively. Jay endorses “Kingdom Come,” Sean believes in Matt Fraction, Dwight looks at the new #1s for the new DCU 52, and Tek tells us about Wizard World Philadelphia, and, as always, much more!

Fair warning: we laughed a lot in this one. Enjoy!

Microsoft opened the E3 festivities with the first keynote, putting all of their focus solely behind their hands-free Kinect (sans last year’s Cirque du Soleil weirdness); Sony unleashed their new handheld, the PS Vita; and Nintendo unveiled the Wii U upon the world. BioWare, Ubisoft, and the dozens of other game studios in attendace also hoped to catch your eye with their titles coming up in the next fiscal.

This week, Dwight Tejano, Kevin Tracy, Rob “Tek” Piontek, and the newlywed Jay Imhoff discuss the news coming out of Los Angeles - both surrounding the hardware and the software. Dwight shows his blend of optimism and skepticism of the new Wii U; Tek can’t wait for Halo 4. Jay gushes over Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and Kevin needs to finish Mass Effect. All (well, mainly Jay and Dwight) gives their opinions of the hardware, and all four explain what games they’re most excited for and why.

We seek to entertain as well as inform — and I’m not sure we do either. Enjoy!

Rob “Tek” Piontek takes point today, leading the discussion with Kevin Tracy, Dwight Tejano, and newcomer Justin Craig. They talk the just-released “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides,” “Hangover 2,” as well as the upcoming “X-Men: First Class,” “Green Lantern,” “Captain America,” “Super 8,” and more!

Hope you’re ready for the awesome because it’s a-comin’! Enjoy!

We discuss our initial thoughts of last Friday’s series finale and look back to find three of our most favorite and least favorite moments of the years. We also take a look back to how the two of us met and became friends over a little TV series that captured our hearts back in high school.

Do you have a similar Superman story to share? Drop by the comments! Oh, and by the by, in case you haven’t seen the episode yet, SPOILERS ABOUND! Enjoy!

PS: Thanks to Mr. Guerrera for making the flight down to DC. We don’t exactly live 15 minutes away from each other anymore, but it was terribly appropriate to enjoy Tejano pasta and share the Smallville experience one final time.

Sean Sorensen, our own God of Thunder, Rob “Tek” Piontek, newly coined as Volstagg, and Dwight Tejano, the “Jackie Chan” of our group, discuss the recent release of the 80 million dollar Asgardian tale. Later, Sean and Tek recount their weekend at the intimate, yet enjoyable Boston Comic-Con in Boston’s Hynes Convention Center.

Give it a listen! And stay tuned for some special Fridgecasts coming up soon!

And… what’s this?  It’s a girl!

Amy Mayrhofer joins Dwight Tejano, Kevin Tracy, and Rob “Tek” Piontek to talk our favorite couch-friendly surrogate parent, television.

We talk Over Here and Over There and being Boosterriffic.  Kevin muses about what it means to take the mantle after “our” Doctor.  Tek makes sure you know how to pronounce Benedict Cumberbatch, while Amy takes Jenna’s Side and discusses the new opening for Scranton’s Regional Manager.  Also, Dwight defines once and for all the correct spelling of “Bazinga.”

Enjoy, friends!  Earn your gold star!

We follow up on the Dragon Age debate from episode 1, talk Streets of Rage Remake, and what it means to be AAA or bust.

Also, one of us live previews a baby launching game.

Yep. That happened.

We laugh, we cried, we made fun of KT.  We do hope you’ll enjoy!