Our Bastette-In-Training returns for an all-new episode!

This week the B3 crew looks at the week in sports, including a final wrap-up before Super Bowl Sunday (since this was recorded the Saturday before the game). The new movie Chronicle is reviewed, Saignement tries her hardest to forget Underworld: Awakening, and King Baby Duck gets riled up when the best movie of 2011 gets screwed over at this year's Oscar nominations. Finally the demos for Twisted Metal, Syndicate, Gotham City Impostors, Happy Action Theater, and Rhythm Heaven are looked at, and Saignement shares her initial thoughts on Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Soul Calibur V.

A lot to discuss, and it all fits into place. It's Episode 127: "Don't Pay Attention To Us! We're Mormons!" (You'll have to see Chronicle to know the meaning behind today's title.)

The B3 crew was able to chill out and watch some awesome MMA action brought to you by Cage Titans. We want to say thanks to Michael Polvere and the rest of the crew from Cage Titans for another great event held down in Plymouth Memorial Hall. They sold out the venue, and rocked out the house with some live music and -- of course -- some pretty sweet fights.

We bumped into Northeast MMA with Old School, which is always good to see them. We also got to see Nick Newell, and congratulate him on getting our Fighter of the Year award!

Preliminary Fights:

Brian Squadrille Vs. George Nassar: Squadrille defeats Nassar at 1:03 of the third round after a stoppage from the referee.

Tony Direnzo Vs. Nick Muto: Muto defeats Direnzo due to judges' unanimous decision. The crowd went nuts after this fight.

David Espino Vs. Matt Cardarelli: Cardarelli defeats Espino due to judges' unanimous decision. Most of the match was fought on the ground. It was certainly a power struggle on the ground.

Brian Sparrow Vs. Philip Martins: Sparrow defeats Martins via tap out submission two minutes into the first round. Sparrow's height played to his advantage in this match.

Mike Rodriguez Vs. Stephan Kimball: Rodriguez defeats Kimball with a knockout fifteen seconds into the match. Rodriguez would win Knockout of the Night for his match.

Dan Lopez Vs. Jamie Courtney: Fight did not happen, sad to say.

Jessie Pires Vs Remo Cardarelli: Cardarelli defeats Pires due to judges' unanimous decision. This was a great stand up fight, ending up on the ground for some close call submission attempts. Remo's family celebrated loudly to see the father and son win both of their fights on the card.

Jeff Hsu Vs. Ethan Wagner: Hsu defeats Wagner due to judges' unanimous decision. The match seemed to be a two-second stand up fight then ended up on the ground. Not too much happened, as it seemed to be just a struggle to get the top position.

Brandon Flemming Vs. Shannon Soares: Flemming defeats Soares due to judges' unanimous decision. Flemming dominated the whole match.

Main Card:

Bobby Flynn Vs. Peter Barrett (155 lbs Amateur Title): Flynn defeats Barrett for the title with a arm bar submission within 22 seconds of the first round. The crowd was stunned by the match's results.

Kurt Chase-Patrick Vs. Rico Disciullo (135 lbs Amateur Title): Chase-Patrick defeats Disciullo for the title via ankle lock submission at 1:47 into the second round. Matt Doherty from Team Pradal Serey challenges Chase-Patrick for the title right after.

Lucas Cruz Vs. Jared Roy: Cruz defeats Roy via rear naked choke submission 30 seconds into the second round. His family was celebrating a bit too loud to really enjoy this match.

Johnny Kim Vs. Dat Tran: Tran defeats Kim via referee stopping the match at 2:30 due to multiple knee hits to body and head. Tran walked away from the fight with bloody knees.

"Sloppy" Joe Lamourex Vs. Shawn Baker: "Sloppy" Joe defeats Baker via submission 1:27 in the first round.

Barrington Douse Vs. Jimmy Davidson: Davidson defeats Douse via tapout submission at the 4:53 mark in the first round.

After a break, the Bastards regroup for an all-new episode.

This week the B3 crew look at the demos for UFC Undisputed 3, The Darkness 2, and Quarrel, and Blueonic shares his reasons why Call of Juarez: The Cartel is such an awful game! Anvil gives his weekly sports report, the Bastards give their Super Bowl picks, and reveal a special bet they have made with Toronto rockers Hunter Valentine on what happens if their Patriots win or lose. An Oh For Fuck's Sake about annoying people in the movie theater is thrown on the table, and Contraband and Haywire are both reviewed.

Don't tap out just yet! It's Episode 126: Thank You, Gina, May I Have Another?

While the press event for Cage Titans: Invasion was happening, Blueonic and Anvil decided to do some practice drills in the (former) Tapout Training Center's cage. But what happens when Cage Titans owner Michael Polvere wants in on the action?

The three Bastards and Bastette-In-Training rev one up filled with tangents and topics galore!

This week the B3 crew review Mission Impossible - Ghost Protocol, Green Lantern, and Colombiana, and King Baby Duck gives a rundown of the demos Final Fantasy XIII-2, EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis 2, Asura's Wrath, Amy, and Choplifter HD. Anvil gives his weekly sports report, and a quick look at one of 2011's best albums from The Knux.

Buckle up your seatbelt! It's Episode 125: I'll Show You A Ghost Protocol!

A brand-new year, a brand-new episode!

This week King Baby Duck and Anvil share what they did over the break, jump right into the week of sports, and discuss their thoughts on Brock Lesner’s retirement announcement and Cris Cyborg’s steroid scandal. The new NFL Blitz game is put on the table, and the Kinect demos for Kung Fu: High Impact and Motionsports: Adrenaline are analyzed. Another chapter of the MBTA Oh For Fuck’s Sake! is put into the book, and Anvil does an actual anime review this time around for the classic Baki The Grappler.

Fresh out of the oven, it’s Episode 124: Once A Bitch, Always A Canuck!

Pro Fighter of the Year:

Nick Newell (6-0)

Amateur Fighter of the Year:

Kody Nordby (4-0)

Fight Of The Year:

Matt Doherty (4-4) vs Rico DiSciullo (5-1): Matt Doherty wins via submission (rear naked choke)

Coach Of The Year:

Saroeum Phoung (TPS)

Manager Of The Year:

Michael Strazzere (TPS)

Promotion Of The Year:

Cage Titans FC

Ring Girls Of The Year:

Cage Titans FC Ring Girls (Kellyann, Karissa and Katryna)

Clothing Brand Of The Year:

Get Punched

Photographer Of The Year:

Rich O's Photography

This was a great year for New England MMA. I want to say congrats to all the winners this year, including Michael Polvere from Cage Titans FC, Get Punched owner Matt Beauchemin for putting out such great products, and Rich O'Sullivan of RichO's Photography. We are all looking forward to a great 2012 for local MMA.

It's that time of year again: our two-part Best-Of 2011 show! WITH SPECIAL GUESTS!

In the first gigantic part of our 2011 wrap-up show members of B3, ElectricSistaHood, and The Issues Program meet up and pick out the best & worst movies of 2011. Plus Anvil and Issues Guy share their favorite highlights in the year of sports.

Here comes a super-sized line drive right out of left field! It's Episode 122: We Never Speak Of Zookeeper!

Get your jollies on for a brand-new holiday-filled episode.

This week the Bastards share their favorite (and least-favorite) Christmas films, recipes, classic specials, songs, and gift ideas for all your loved ones. And yes, Anvil does another sports segment.

It's the happiest Christmas since Bing Crosby danced with Danny Fucking Kaye! Here's Episode 121: Boston Bastard Brigade's Christmas Vacation!

After almost OD'ing on tryptophan the Bastards drag themselves onwards for a brand-new episode.

This week the B3 crew share on their experiences with the Thanksgiving holiday, Anvil does a weekly sports report that involves a sport knowledge fail by King Baby Duck, and the demos for Rage and Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2012 are discussed. Plus Anvil and Saignement go hands-on with Saints Row: The Third, and the bitch of Black Friday is put in her place. Also another beta key for Defenders of Ardania is given away!

It's all short and sweet on Episode 120: Your Shape Gets Me In A Rage.

With Blueonic gone the Bastards decide to give this week's show a bit of a feminine touch.

Bastette-In-Training Saignement joins the crew, as she and Anvil give their take on Batman: Arkham City, but not before going on a crazy tangent over which actors should play the people of Gotham. King Baby Duck gives his reasons why Saints Row: The Third is the most fun game out there of 2011, Saignement goes into detail on how the anniversary edition of Halo: Combat Evolve redoes a classic and Anvil goes into the good (Bruins and Pats) and bad (Penn State and NBA) of the week in sports. Plus Saignement gives a review of the new movie In Time, and an Oh For Fuck's Sake! on why those Occupy Wall Street people need to just go away. (Didn't expect that from us, did ya?) And did we mention another beta code for Defenders of Ardania?

It's all pack in neatly in Episode 119: Catwoman's Training Sessions.

Follow King Baby Duck and Anvil as they take our viewers backstage to the recent Victory Promotions event held at the Tsongas Center in Lowell, MA.

While at this past Saturday's Victory Promotions event at the Tsongas Center, the Bastards got a surprise visit from former UFC fighter John "Doomsday" Howard.

Recorded during the main event battle between Ronnie Rogers and Rich Clementi, Anvil and King Baby Duck chat with Howard about his favorite fight of the night, who he wants to step into the ring with again the most and why he wants face off again Josh Koscheck. Plus find out his true thoughts on being let go by the UFC, his recent battle with Dennis Olsen and why the perspective of MMA has changed for the better.

It all happens right in the octagon on One-On-One: John "Doomsday" Howard.

Join the Bastards tonight for a very special live event!

Coming to you live from the Tsongas Arena in Lowell, MA, we present a special edition of the Boston Bastard Brigade, where the B3 crew will discuss their thoughts on tonight's fights happening at Victory Promotions: Clementi Vs. Rogers, as well as some very special interviews. To find out the actual time be sure to follow King Baby Duck on his Twitter account.

Joe Frazier, the former heavyweight champion whose furious and intensely personal fights with a taunting Muhammad Ali endure as an epic rivalry in boxing history, died Monday night. He was 67.

Billy Joe Frazier was born on Jan. 12, 1944, in Laurel Bay, S.C., the youngest of 12 children. His father, Rubin, and his mother, Dolly, worked in the fields, and the youngster known as Billy Boy dropped out of school at 13. He dreamed of becoming a boxing champion, throwing his first punches at burlap sacks he stuffed with moss and leaves, pretending to be Joe Louis or Ezzard Charles or Archie Moore.

At 15, Frazier went to New York to live with a brother. A year later he moved to Philadelphia, taking a job in a slaughterhouse. Durham discovered Frazier boxing to lose weight at a Police Athletic League gym in Philadelphia. Under Durham’s guidance, Frazier captured a Golden Gloves championship and won the heavyweight gold medal at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He turned pro in August 1965, with financial backing from businessmen calling themselves the Cloverlay Group (from cloverleaf, for good luck, and overlay, a betting term signifying good odds). He won his first 11 bouts by knockouts. By winter 1968 his record was 21-0.

Known as Smokin’ Joe, Frazier stalked his opponents around the ring with a crouching, relentless attack — his head low and bobbing, his broad, powerful shoulders hunched — as he bore down on them with an onslaught of withering jabs and crushing body blows, setting them up for his devastating left hook. It was an overpowering modus operandi that led to versions of the heavyweight crown from 1968 to 1973. Frazier won 32 fights in all, 27 by knockouts, losing four times — twice to Ali in furious bouts and twice to George Foreman. He also recorded one draw.

Frazier won the undisputed heavyweight title with a 15-round decision over Ali at Madison Square Garden in March 1971, in an extravaganza known as the Fight of the Century. Ali scored a 12-round decision at the Garden in a non-title bout in January 1974. Then came the Thrilla in Manila championship bout, in October 1975, regarded as one of the greatest fights in boxing history. It ended when a battered Frazier, one eye swollen shut, did not come out for the 15th round.

Smokin' Joe had a long and storied career that will always be remembered. In late September 2011 he was diagnosed with liver cancer and never seemed to get any better. On November 7th 2011 A true legend of boxing lost the greatest fight of him career the one for his life.He will always be remembered as one of the greatest and will be greatly missed. Our deepest condolences go out to Joe's family and friends.

With Halloween over the Bastards use up the rest of their sugar rush energy on a brand-new episode.

This week the B3 crew look at the demos for Saints Row The Third, Deepak Chopra's Leela, Rabbids: Alive & Kicking and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. Plus Blueonic and King Baby Duck share their reasons why Jimmie Johnson's Anything With An Engine just might be the best racer of 2011, the trailer for Grand Theft Auto V is dissected and another beta key for Defenders of Ardania is given away. Anvil gives his weekly sports report, and another Oh For Fuck's Sake! regarding the MBTA is put up for grabs.

It all happens right here on Episode 118: I've Got 99 Cookies 'Cause A Bitch Ate One!

On Saturday November 12 the state of Massachusetts will be revving up for a night of MMA goodness.

Mixed Martial Arts action returns to the Tsonga Center in the fighting city of Lowell, Massachusetts in less than two weeks and the heat is quickly rising around the stacked fight card. The main event at VFN features Rich “No Love” Clementi and Ronnie “Bam Bam” Rogers. A contestant on The Ultimate Fighter reality show and longtime UFC veteran, Clementi has notable wins over Melvin Guillard and Sam Stout, and is coming off of a May loss at Dream in Japan to Shinya Aoki, currently ranked 4th in the world. With over 60 professional fights on his resume more than half of his wins have come by way of submission. Ronnie Rogers enters with a record of 9-5 (5-1 in his last 6) with his last two wins coming over UFC vet Diego Saraiva and Bellator vet Bryan Goldsby. Half of Rogers’ victories have also come via submission, setting this bout up for a ground war.

Also on the card is the tough veteran journeyman clash between Matt Sung Lee and Tiawan Howard. Howard is coming off a split-decision win over UFC/TUF veteran Alex Karalexis in June, while Lee lost a rough battle in his last fight to UFC vet and now Bellator tournament finalist Ben “Killa B” Saunders. Lee has a notable war on his resume in a Bodog title fight with (now) Bellator champion Eddie Alverez that went the distance.

The local featured fight is the professional debuts of Carlos Neto and Ricardo Georges. Georges, at just 20 years old, is considered one of the hottest 170 pounders in New England with a 7-1 amateur record that includes 2 title wins. Neto is making his first appearance in the ring but is a longtime veteran trainer of a Who's Who list of top-level pro's fighting within the UFC, Strikeforce and Bellator. A BJJ black belt, Neto is a former member of famed Brazilian Top Team in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil and a winner of countless grappling/BJJ tournaments. He is currently one of the head trainers at Wai Kru in Boston.

There are two featured Amateur fights scheduled; Colton Blanchette vs Ernesto Ornelas and Nick Logan vs Hiago Fontoura. Blanchette heads in to his 7th fight (4-2) at just 19 years old, training out if Cage Strikers. His opponent, 22 year-old Maine native Ornelas is looking to remain undefeated and improve to 3-0. Undefeated Nick Logan enters his third bout in 4 months and has finished his previous fights in less than two minutes each. Fontoura, training with the Fenix Fight Club, is 1-0 and finished his debut in June, also under two minutes.

The Rematch of the Night will take place when Kaline Medeiros and Katie Merrill step in to the ring. The two fought previously in the amateurs, with Merrill getting a first round submission win. This is the pro debut for the undefeated Merrill. Medeiros lost her debut in May.

EVENT INFORMATION:

Saturday, November 12th at the Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Mass

Doors open at 6 p.m. with the first fight starting at 7 p.m.

Special guests confirmed:

“Butterbean” Eric Esch - multi-combat sport professional and TV star

John “The Quietman” Ruiz – Former Heavyweight Boxing Champion

Chuck “Cold Steel” O’Neil – UFC-TUF Alum

Rick Hawn – Bellator Fighter and Former Olympian

John Howard – UFC Fighter

Jorge Rivera – UFC Fighter

FIGHT CARD (subject to change):

MAIN EVENT
*155lb Pro Bout*
Rich “No Love” Clementi (40-20-1) Team Voodoo
vs
Ronnie “Bam Bam” Rogers (9-5, 5-1 in last 6 ) Finney’s HIT Squad

*170lb Pro Bout*
Matt Sung Lee, The Factory
vs
Tiawan Howard, Rising Dragon MMA

*170lb Pro Double Pro-Debut Bout*
Carlos Neto (Pro Debut) Wai Kru
vs
Ricardo Georges (Pro Debut) TPS

*125lb Pro Rematch Bout*
Kaline Medeiros (0-1)
vs
Katie Merrill (Pro Debut)

*180LB Featured Amateur Bout*
Nick Logan. (2-0) Doughboy
vs.
Hiago Fontoura (1-0) Fenix

*135LB Featured Amateur Bout*
Coltan Blanchette (4-2) Cage Strikers
vs.
Ernesto Ornelas (2-0) MMA Athletix**

*155LB Amateur Bout*
Peter Barrett (1-1) Maxx
vs.
Casey Lamotte (1-1) SSSF

*150LB Amateur Bout*
Shannon Soares (2-0) Gillette
vs.
Mike Materkowski (2-2) Cage Strikers

*155LB Amateur Bout*
Marcus Brown (1-1) Simmler
vs.
Mike Shannon (1-0) Maxx

* *

*185LB Amateur Bout*
Chris Dube
vs
Dan Burke**

*170LB Amateur Bout*
Cody Anderson (0-0) Gracie Barra NH
vs
Ryan DiBartolomeo (0-0) The Factory

*155LB Amateur Bout*
Brian Rossi (0-1) Rivera MMA
vs.
Ben Peck (1-0) Simmler BJJ

*170LB Amateur Bout*
Dan Wilson (0-0) Cage Strikers
vs.
Gabe Pearlman (0-0) Burrill BJJ

Info for the event provided by the official press release from Victory Promotions

When Pandalicious visits, you know tangents will be flying!!!

This week the Bastards give their thoughts on the World Series, the recent letting-go of Patriots player Lee Bodden and the recent happenings with their friends at Team Pradal Seray. The demos for Need For Speed: The Run, Kinect Sports: Season 2, Real Steel and Sonic Generations are on the table, and Pandalicious & King Baby Duck share their thoughts on the musical Spring Awakening. An Oh For Fuck's Sake! about a controversial (but recently taken down) Men's Fitness Article gets a wag of the finger, and Anvil reviews Never Back Down 2 and Paranormal Activity 3. Plus listen in on how you can get the first of many free beta codes for the PC game Defenders of Ardania.

It's all packed in here on Episode 117: It's The Bitch Of Gaming.

The folks from GamerReaction return to the Bastard realm for show that had its share of "technical difficulties."

This week Alex & Dianna guest-star as the B3 crew discuss the recent lawsuit regarding a woman less-pleased with the film Drive (with Dianna doing a not-so-subtile plug for MoviePass). The new video game Batman: Arkham City is placed under the microscope, and Anvil shares his take on the fiasco in the Red Sox bullpen. Busdriver's new collab work Flash Bang Grenada is looked at, and Dianna & King Baby Duck chat about the demo for Dance Central 2, a game that the other Bastards wouldn't touch with a 40-foot pole.

The Joker-like craziness can be found here on Episode 116: Two Babies In A Blanket.

After dealing with the flooding situation the Bastards return for another new episode.

This week the B3 crew mourns the death of Steve Jobs, and show somewhat indifference to the death of Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis. Baseball playoffs are on the table, as well as the first game from Stanley Cup Champions Boston Bruins and the current world of MMA. The movie Fast Five is reviewed, and a plethora of demos are looked at, including NBA Jam: On Fire Edition, Forza Motorsport 4, Orcs Must Die! and the Battlefield 3 beta.

It's all right here on Episode 115: Only The Good Die Young...And Then There's Al Davis!

The Vagabonds stop by the Bastard realm for an all-new episode.

This week the Vagabonds share their experiences at the first annual Great New England Steampunk Exhibition, where they took part in many panels and witnessed some unique artifacts and designs being displayed by the con-goers. Anvil shares the sour week in sports, including the failed run of the Red Sox season and the farewell of Terry Francona. Next the nominees for the 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are looked at, as the discussion of a couple nominees are put into question. Finally the demo for Sesame Street: Once Upon A Monster is reviewed for our parental fanbase, and a longer discussion on Dead Island is held for Anvil and Locke.

Stabby-stabby kill-kill things sold separately. It's Episode 114: Where Are All The Sharp Things?

King Baby Duck and Anvil come together to bring you Bastards, Bastettes and Wenches another short, informative show.

This week the duo chat about the recent Fucked Up/Wavves show at the Royale, and tell why Damian might be one of the world's best frontmen. KBD gives his reasons why Drive might be one of the greatest films ever made, and Anvil pulls a double-duty with the films Paintball and Paul. The demos for NBA 2K11, Burnout Crash! and Renegade Ops are placed under the microscope, and Anvil wraps it up with the week in sports.

It's all right here on Episode 113: The Renegade Driver.

With Blueonic absent the other two Bastards march on to bring you a brand-new episode.

This week the B3 crew discuss Manny Ramirez's recent arrest, and get into an informative discussion on the legality of certain muscle enhancers. The duo talk about two recent MMA events, Cage Titans: United and AFO's The Perfect Storm, and give their thoughts on the goings-on around the settings. A compare-and-contrast look is taken at the demos for Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 and FIFA 12, and King Baby Duck states his argument on why BloodRayne: Betrayal's new look is a good thing. Finally an under-the-radar British action comedy called Wild Target is given its proper dues, and Anvil shows why he's excited for the new season of Sons of Anarchy.

Get your bets placed for Episode 112: Let's Get Ready To Rumble!!!

B3 was at the Cage Titans event on September 10, and Anvil brought a trusty cameraman to showcase the goings-on minutes before the fights.

To check out the fight results visit the official Cage Titans website.

MMA takes center stage in another short episode from the Bastards.

This week the B3 crew discusses the upcoming events within the MMA realm, including the Cage Titans event and UFC main events. Then the trio reviews the movie Warrior, and end it with a dismal look at the Supremacy MMA demo. Plus the Bostonians look back at the event that changed America ten years ago.

The Bastards want a good clean fight! It's Episode 111: Rise of the Warrior.

Before this coming Friday's MMA event Anvil had a chance to visit the Lynn gym of Team Pradal Serey.

Because they know you'd like to recover from the Labor Day weekend the Bastards present a new bite-sized episode for your consumption.

This week the B3 crew looks at the new TsuShiMaMiRe album Giving Blood, and explain why that particular group had a hand in creating the B3 realm in the first place. King Baby Duck and Blueonic give their thoughts on the demos for The Gunstringer, Rock of Ages, The Baconing and Ugly Americans: Apocalypsegeddon, and Anvil dives into his sport segment with Patriots preseason, the downward spiral of the recent Red Sox games and his visit to the gym of Team Pradal Seray.

It's hot off the grill on Episode 110: Bloody Vengeance From A Rock.

The New England Patriots, who are on the road to open the regular season on the 10-year anniversary of September 11, will recognize the somber occasion at tonight's preseason game versus the New York Giants.

As part of the remembrance, the Patriots will host former guard Joe Andruzzi, his three New York City firefighter brothers and his father, a former New York City police officer. It was an iconic moment in franchise history when the four Andruzzi boys and their father were recognized on the field at Foxboro Stadium on Sept. 23, 2001, just 12 days after the events of 9/11 as the NFL returned to play and the country began its long healing process. The Andruzzi family will serve as honorary game captains and participate in the coin toss.

Also as part of the tribute members of all five branches of the military will participate in pregame ceremonies, as well as local police, state police and local firefighters. The Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard will present five separate color guards for the national anthem while dozens of police officers and firefighters line the field from end zone to end zone. Approximately 200 armed service members, police and firefighters will take part in the ceremonies tonight.

In celebration of USA Football month in August, the Patriots also invited 1,500 youth football players and cheerleaders from Massachusetts and Rhode Island to attend Thursday's game free of charge. Invited guests include members of the eight teams that represented New England in the 2010 Pop Warner Super Bowl championships held in Florida. During halftime of Thursday night's game, four local Pop Warner football teams will scrimmage on the Gillette Stadium field. Approximately 100 youth football players from Plymouth (two teams), Bellingham and Arlington will participate in the scrimmages. As both a football fan and someone who lost a family member on 9/11 I believe this will be a great event.

The B3 crew punched Hurricane Irene in the face to bring you an all-new episode!

This week the Bastards chime in about why the Oakland Raiders have the worst fanbase on the planet, and wonder when Tim Wakefield is going to get his 200th win. The 2009 film Blood and Bone is on the table, as everyone wonders why Michael Jai White doesn't get the proper respect he's due. Anvil "reviews" the anime Tiger & Bunny, and the demos for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine and NHL 12 are examined.

It's all fresh out of the box here on Episode 109: Breaking Bones With Warhammers!

Music, anime, movies, games and sports! It's a big-assed smorgasbord on this new episode of the B3 show!

This week King Baby Duck gives props to the female bands on the Lady Killer Tour, promotes the local band The Battleships and looks at the recent album from Lady Killer Tour group Vanity Theft. The anime Baka & Test: Summon The Beasts is on the table, and the King is quickly reminded why he doesn't review anime without a second otaku in the room...

Blueonic and the King review the Grindhouse flick Hobo With A Shotgun, the demos for Bodycount and Fruit Ninja Kinect are looked closely at and Blueonic shares his reasons why Toy Soldiers: Cold War might be the best Xbox Live Arcade game of the year. Finally Anvil gives his weekly sports report, sharing his thoughts on what seems to be Tim Wakefield's never-ending quest for his 200th win, the Pats pre-season and the goings-on in the MMA world.

It's all here in a neat little package on Episode 108: Going Commando On The Cold War!

It's Podcast time again, with an episode filled to the brim with gaming, sports and recent movies!

This week King Baby Duck looks at the demo of Driver: San Francisco, comparing his experiences with the game both with this version and the one he played at E3. Blueonic reviews From Dust, revealing that even an atheist can have a god complex, and a roundtable discussion on how often companies should release sports-related games.

In the world of sports the Red Sox and Pats are once again on the table, along with the current ranks of the PGA Championship and the Arena Bowl Championship. Finally Mr. Cuse looks at the film 30 Minutes Or Less, Blueonic shares his thoughts on Captain America: The First Avenger and Anvil chimes in about a little-known film called D.O.A.

It happens right here on Episode 107: He Drops Back...He Passes...TOUCHDOWN!!!

Last week video games dominated the show; this week Anvil and Mr. Cuse get to hog up the Podcast with their sports talk!

On the table this week include the recent goings-on with the Red Sox, their recent trades and acquisitions, the 19 year-old golf prodigy from Japan and the recent matches from UFC and Strikeforce. Plus with the NFL Lockout over the Patriots have begun getting their team ready for the season, involving a few new players that may leave a bittersweet taste in fans' mouths.

All this and more in a souped-up Sports Edition of the Boston Bastard Brigade. It's Episode 106: I'm Gonna Ochocinco You In The Face!

Get your hate mail letters ready...

This week the Bastards celebrate gay marriage in New York, spare no punches when one-hit wonder (song-wise) Amy Winehouse kicks the bucket, and the recent Cage The Elephant album Thank You, Happy Birthday is on the table. The demo for Xbox Live Arcade game Bastion is looked closely at, the most uneventful week in sports is covered by Anvil, the Duck reviews Horrible Bosses and a preview of some of the most hotly anticipated films is brought into the spotlight.

It all happens right here on Episode 104: The Winehouse Is On Fire!!!

Editor's Note: While we may not have been fans of Ms. Winehouse -- and make light of the situation -- it is a sad occasion when someone passes away, especially at such a young age. Comedian/actor Russell Brand recently posted a very well-worded eulogy regarding her, and personally I think it serves as a fine rebuttal to what we said in this episode. Take a moment and read it.

It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I have to write this about the passing of a great woman. On the morning of July 20, 2011 philanthropist Myra Hiatt Kraft passed away after a long and brave battle with cancer. She was 68.

Mrs. Kraft married in 1963 and had four sons. She was a 1964 graduate of Brandeis University, and did a lot for charity. It is believed that she donated as much as 120 million dollars of her and Robert's money for her causes. "It's easy to write a check," she once said. "But this is what I look at as what my occupation is. I don't know how to play bridge, nor do I want to learn how to play bridge. This is what I do."

She managed the Robert and Myra Kraft Family Foundation, and was president of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, contributing millions of dollars to charities in the United States and Israel. She became the first woman, in 1955, to chair the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston. Kraft served as chair of United Way and the Combined Jewish Philanthropies. She was also a board member of the American Repertory Theatre and Brigham and Women's Hospital.

In all of the years that her husband ran the New England Patriots and the Revolution she has only been known to of intervened once, and that was after the 1996 draft, when she found out that the team's 5th Round Draft Pick Cristian Peter of Nebraska had a long history of violence towards women. The team relinquished the rights to him within the week.

Recently Mrs. Kraft helped start the NFL's "Kick Cancer" campaign, and the Kraft family donated $20 million to Partners HealthCare System, part of which was earmarked for women's cancers research. In keeping with her legacy Mrs. Kraft didn't widely spread news of her own cancer, but she was generous in her desire to help other victims.

Our deepest symphothys from everyone here at the Boston Bastard Brigade and in the Land of ESH to the Kraft Family for the loss of such a great woman.

Everybody loves donuts, especially those who love blowing shit up!

This week the Anvil rants on the week of sports -- including the MLB All-Star game and the Roger Clemens mistrial -- and King Baby Duck & Blueonic looks at the heavily-underrated Jim Carrey flick I Love You Phillip Morris and the recent price hikes at Netflix. Plus the Bastards are split in regards to the new Limp Bizkit album Gold Cobra, the demos for Catherine and Ms. 'Splosion Man are put under the microscope and Blueonic reviews the new Annihilation pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops.

The fun begins now on Episode 103: Annihilation By 'Splosion!

After filling their bellies with tons of burgers 'n' dogs during the Fourth of July Week the Bastards get their composure together for an all-new Podcast episode.

This week the B3 crew share how the calendar photo shoot went with the people from Cage Titans and Contemporarily Out of Order, and then review the latest release from Seether. Blueonic tries to figure out what happened to all the bands he liked back from the 90s, and Anvil gives his weekly sports reports. Finally King Baby Duck looks at the demo for MLB Bobbleheads Pro, and he and Blueonic give their takes on Deadliest Warrior: Legends and Dead Block.

It's all right here on Episode 102: Jeter the Deadliest Bobblehead!

Not even giant robots can stop the Bastards from recording their weekly show!

This week King Baby Duck and Mr. Cuse share with dismay their viewpoints on the latest film Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Blueonic reviews Bad Teacher and Anvil gives a second opinion on True Grit. King Baby Duck goes hands-on with the Uncharted 3 beta, Blueonic gives a 21-gun salute to Trenched and the demos for Sonic Generations and Lucha Fury are given a close look at. Then Anvil and Mr. Cuse give their weekly sports report, King Baby Duck gives a thumb's up to Matt and Kim's live show (but a thumb's down to the rowdy crowd), and he and Blueonic look at the debut album from Foster the People. (Plus a little movie news and a small "Oh For Fuck's Sake!" is tacked on at the end for good measure.)

It's all right here in Episode 101: 101 Problems But A Bitch Ain't One!

The funniest cartoon ever!

100 episodes! Time to start making up the syndication rights!

This week King Baby Duck, Blueonic and Anvil look back at their childhood for their most precious moments in cartoons, movies, video games, music and sports. The POGs, the blue hedgehogs, Ninja Turtles, Huey Lewis, Nolan Ryan and much more make up who the Bastards are today!

It's all in this milestone program! Episode 100: Cowabunga Nostalgia!!! (Listen after the end theme for an extra smile and a half.)

Bruins, Bruins, Bruins!!!

The Stanley Cup is ours, and Vancouver doesn't take it so well. Hear King Baby Duck and Anvil's take on the celebratory parade, as well as the rest of the weekly sports report from him and Mr. Cuse. King Baby Duck shares why Kung Fu Panda 2 is a worthy sequel, and Mr. Cuse give his take on Super 8. Anvil also looks at the films Sniper: Reloaded and No Strings Attached. King Baby Duck and Anvil review the demos for Eat Them! and MotorStorm: Apocalypse, and Blueonic hails to the original king with his first-thoughts on Duke Nukem Forever!

Sing along with the King & Anvil in the beginning! It's Episode 99: In Thomas We Trust!

Tiger Woods had been an unstoppable force and beloved by all, and was poised to break Jack Nicklaus's record of 18  Major Championships. Tiger then went south due to his erroneous behavior, bad golf etiquette, and injuries. We needed another player to step up to the challenge and become the new face of golf.

Enter Rory McIlroy, a 22 year-old from Northern Ireland. He was playing on the one of the biggest stages of golf, The Masters. At the time he was just shy of his 22nd birthday and was playing brilliantly! Heading into the final round he shot a 65 69 and 70, which enabled him to have a four-shot lead and in complete control at the Masters. Unfortunately Rory got unraveled in the fourth round of the Master and shot an 80, seemingly self-destructing  in front of our eyes. It was painful to watch because we were all rooting for the kid to break through and win his first major. He couldn't handle the pressure of having the lead on Sunday, the last day of the golf tournament.