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In this on location episode, Chuck and Ryan are hosting a garage sale at Ryan's house. While they wait for customers to arrive to buy their stuff they decide to respond to some listener feedback. What is Chuck's problem with the Transformers lately? What new comics for the show have the guys excited? And what makes for a fun garage sale experience? Find out some of these answers in this episode. Enjoy!!

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Here is the video to the song at the end of the episode as promised:

ok...who's swords are in the episode image? I recognize He-Man's, Lion-o's, Snake Eyes', and what i think is Thundarr the Barbarian, but am lost on the last one. I'll listen to the show on my way to/from work

It looks like the Master Sword from Zelda since I think it's got a try-force logo on it right above the cross guard.

I must say that video/song was interesting. Not really into rap but it was enjoyable and I loved some of the references they threw in there not to mention some dude dressed as a crimson guard dancing for a second or two.

Now that I'm listening to the podcast. Weird al is touring and it's not state fairs. I saw him in October on DC at the Warner theater. I'd guess 2000-3000 seats and it was sold out. If you've never seen him in concert you should do it. His shows are amazing

Listening now...wish I'd known about Jason (epic emails by the way) needing L&O, saw 2 of them last week.

Ryan, thanks for telling the Sh*thead story.

It is the Master Sword from Legend of Zelda. I missed the sword of Snake Eyes during the episode because it was really tiny in the email itself on my screen at the time.

Good to know that Weird Al is doing more. I love the guy. I have never seen him in concert, but would love to. I think in the 80s and most of the 90s I bought every album he came out with and listened to them a LOT. Gotta love a performer who did a song about my favorite Star Wars character, Yoda.

I can't wait as usual (once it hits iTunes).

It's great seeing Al do Yoda and The Saga Begins in person. He dresses up as a Jedi during them. If I remember I'll pop the link up of him doing those songs with my 501st garrison on stage with him later tonight when I get home from work.

you need to come to Baltimore Comic Con in Sept my friend.

Your not going to Baltimore now? Or do you mean joe con?

I'm still going to Baltimore, I just want to go to Joe Con too. I'm greedy.... LOL!!!