I've never been one for sports-based anime series. In fact the only one I remember watching for a good amount of time was The Prince of Tennis, although I grew tired of watching its protagonist Ryoma act like an egotistical
King Baby Duck rubs it in as he celebrates a well-deserved Super Bowl victory, and talks about why Benedict Cumberbatch may have a solid chance at Oscar gold in a couple weeks. The flaws of the movie Lupin The Third
King Baby Duck pays tribute to the late ORIGA, before going head-on with the recent controversy involving the New England Patriots. The new FXX comedy Man Seeking Woman treads familiar comedic territory, and hear which Wii titles that never made
King Baby Duck gets excited about the return of Pancake Mountain, and shares a simple idea on how to make next year's Boston Comic Con a more fun experience. Thoughts on the hiatus of Studio Ghibli give way to reasons
King Baby Duck laments on the Bruins' loss in the semifinals, and jumps back into some concert etiquette with some tips from The Aquabats. X Japan news gets the American J-POP king's ears burning, and (more!!!) news regarding Sailor Moon
King Baby Duck comes fresh off his guest spot over on the Issues Program, and does his best to say nice things about Derek Jeter's retirement. An old entertainment segment from the WMWM Salem days is dug up for a
King Baby Duck praises the Seattle Seahawks for giving Peyton Manning such a savage beatdown, then goes hands-on with the video game Outlast for an audio Let's Play! The Lego Movie earns its way into the host's heart, and the
King Baby Duck is surprised by the appearance of an old baseball video game franchise that's coming to take the torch away from 2K Sports, and is cautious about the reveal of Alien: Isolation. Plus the Fleming Brothers of Wicked
King Baby Duck gives thanks to everyone who helped on making his last two episodes a success, and shares his reasons why there weren't a lot of Japanese albums on his list. Fingers are crossed that EA Sports take the
Red Sox Nation is on its feet after their World Series victory, and the state of Massachusetts couldn't be happier! KBD shares his thoughts on Lou Reed's final album with Metallica, and why it may be years before its true