Michael and Fi must use their Boston accents to try and find a fugitive mob boss in Miami for the FBI in exchange for the file on Nate’s murder on this week’s Burn Notice.

Pretty much something for everyone this week with spy action, R rated election comedy, a romantic comedy for the older crowd and death defying stunts in 3D.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about gritty reboots of Alf and The Noid, Clint Eastwood’s ornery baseball scouting, Bob Hoskins, horrible Expendables 2: The Game voice acting, bad horror reboots and much more.

Bob Hoskins announced earlier this week that he is, unfortunately, retiring from acting due to Parkinson’s disease so we take a look back at his career, which included classic roles like Smee and Eddie Valiant.

Clint Eastwood is back in front of the camera in Trouble with the Curve, where he plays a veteran baseball scout on a trip to check out an up and coming player and possibly repair his relationship with his daughter (Amy Adams), who is along for the trip.

You don’t recruit John Steele, you unleash him.

Kathryn Bigelow is looking to show how the Navy SEALs takedown of Osama bin Laden actually went down with Zero Dark Thirty, coming out this December.

A bunch of anniversary editions out this week and Clue finally comes out on Blu Ray and it’s our Pick of the Week.

Perhaps the greatest theme song ever, Flash’s Theme should be on the top of your list for what you would want your personal theme music to be and you can check out the official music video right here.

The Dark Knight Rises continued to dominate the box office over the weekend, crossing the $350 million mark while Total Recall and Diary of a Wimpy Kid 3 had pretty mediocre openings.