This week, Brandon tells a story about being the best man at a wedding after meeting the groom the same day and James comes to the realization that his "type" is "less traditionally feminine lesbian," which is probably unrelated to watching 32 episodes of Cougar Town in 48 hours.  In terms of comics they liked, it's a Spider Week for the boys, who wrap things up with a discussion of continuity and the silliness of caring too much about it.

Plus, James messes up and adds a "Paul" to Kano's name again, because apparently he's combined him with the actor from There Will Be Blood, Paul Dano.  He awaits your jeers.

This week, the boys took a different approach to podcasting and recorded in the same room as each other on the same microphone, all in the name of a night of alcohol, pulled pork and the Golden Globes.  After running through the things they've been enjoying recently and James making several mistakes with names, they settled down to discussions about illegal downloading and the risks of Kickstarter.

To clarify James' mistakes:

• Tom DeFalco did not draw Spider-Girl, as Brandon points out
• Emma Rios did not write Amazing Spider-Man #687, which James should know because he got it right all the other times in the surrounding sentences.
• Paul Kano does not exist; the artist of Daredevil #8 is just named Kano.

Tune in next week, when James won't be an idiot and have to list all of his stupid errors in the episode description when doing the editing!

In this week's episode, the boys talk about controversial or unpopular opinions about pop culture that they have, from Indiana Jones to Harry Potter.  Plus, James tries not to end up on any watch lists.

In the first episode of Podcast! The Comics, the boys look back at what they liked best in 2011 and ruin any chance they ever had of running for public office.