This week it's gadgetry, spy stuff, factories that make models of factories and sharks with frickin' lasers (would you believe mutated sea bass?) Also: Jeff highly recommends Once, Lisa takes in Hairspray plus Jeff checks out Be Kind Rewind. Groovy baby.

Jeff and Lisa contemplate what happened to M. Night Shyamalan as they discuss the dismal mess called The Happening. For a much better account of odd happenings, check out the original 1960 version of Village Of The Damned with George Sanders for its fast-paced British black and white goodness. Also Jeff recommends The Incredible Hulk while dissing Ang Lee's 2003 telling of The Hulk. Plus Lisa has no love for Matchstick Men, The Singing Detective or the Alfie remake, but Jeff really digs When We Left Earth on the Discovery Channel.

Fasten your seatbelts. In yet another very-special-episode, Jeff and Lisa celebrate their 50th episode milestone (on Episode 53) by doing a show on each of their favorite movies of all time. This one's all about things they love: early Spielberg, the editing of Verna Fields, John Williams, Bette Davis, the Golden Age of Hollywood, the writing of Joseph L. Mankiewicz and Eve -- all about Eve in fact. It's the head, the tail, the whole damn thing.

This week it's all about Sex And The City and hot women on screen over the age of 40. Plus a discussion about one of the great comedies of the early 80s Nine To Five. Jeff and Lisa still hate the term chick flick, the season finale of Lost blows Jeff's mind, Paul Scofield rules in Quiz Show, plus more Lisa love for Top Chef and Iron Chef.

If adventure has a name... it must be Jeff and Lisa, who discover The Kingdom Of The Crytsal Skull and also take a look back at the beginning of all things Indy. Plus Lisa checks out Spanglish while Jeff finally catches up with The Bourne Ultimatum. You go first.