Better late than never, eh? This week Ryan and I just shoot the bull about some of the great (and not so great) shows that aired this week, in particular:

• Lost -- including a translation of what Jin heard on the beach.
  
• The Shield finale -- so bad but so good.
  
• South Park -- Pure brillaince.
  
• Unan1mous -- Could be excellent, could be...eh.
  
• The Evidence -- The evidence points to...meh.
  
• Heist -- We'll both give this another episode, at least.
  

Grab the file directly (link), subscribe to our podcast RSS feed (link), or visit the iTunes music store (link).  (Running time: 33:24)

Wow, I was able to pull off three consecutive weeks in a row without a missed show. Will it last? Who knows. Joel Keller joins me this week to go over a few TV related things, including some audio clips of his recent interview with Lisa Loeb. Other topics we discuss:

• What's with all the Maxim coverage lately?
• Rupert Murdoch is an old man
• Jon Stewart's a natural for hosting the Oscars
• Do ET and Access Hollywood really know what "breaking news" is anyway?
• Lisa Loeb loves Joel food
• Spoilers, of course
• And, once again, an update on the TV Squad Live project

Grab the file directly (link), subscribe to our podcast RSS feed (link), or visit the iTunes music store (link).  (Running time: 38:07)

Want to contact us about the podcast and maybe have your email read next time? Make sure you contact us at tvsquad@gmail.com.

(UPDATE: This podcast now has its own iTunes feed. The link above now points to the new feed for just this podcast, though the old one will still contain all TV Squad podcasts.)

Well, it was a long road finally getting here, but we've finally got something for you: the first release of TV Squad's general podcast, the All Podcast Bulletin. Be sure to give it a listen and let us know what you think, but be gentle - it was my first time. We'll make improvements and tweaks along the way, so voice in with any suggestions if you've got them.

Go ahead and grab the file directly (link), subscribe to our podcast RSS feed (link), or visit the iTunes music store (link).  (Running time: 36:37)