Manyuu Hikenchou ushers our return to form of berating exploitative anime. It’s an oedipal dream come true, or mastectomy nightmare…
Category Archive: Method to Madness
Anime, video games, boobs, and shotguns… Join Sean Ryan (aka The Grey Ghost) and Kevin Gray (aka The Business) in the Method to Madness Podcast as they discuss great anime and video games that you should be watching as well as ones you should feel ashamed to watch.
Method to Madness Podcast: Manyuu Hikenchou
Method to Madness Podcast: Listener Emails
Sean and Kevin get wrist deep into the listener mailbag to answer your questions and comments! At some point, a monkey dies.
Method to Madness Podcast: Omake 19
More outtakes from Method to Madness! This round: Axe Cop, Looney Tunes, Liam Neeson: Time Traveler, and a guest spot by A3k’s Cody Baier!
Method to Madness Podcast: The Little Prince
The Little Prince is a hipster douche who comes to Earth to be remind us how much we suck. This is another show from the infant days of Nickelodeon.
Method to Madness Podcast: The Adventures of Mark Twain
The Adventures of Mark Twain is a lost gem; an artistic artifact lost in the rubble of obscurity. Probably because it’s as creepy as it is beautiful.
Method to Madness Podcast: 2011 Picks
2011 was a very good anime year for us. It may have contributed to our recent bi-weekly shift. There’s a shortage of garbage to put up on our podcast pike!
Method to Madness Podcast: Omake 18
After an ass-full of Method to Mad Libs, it’s time for some real cartoon talk. Before getting back into anime Kevin and I have a pitch for the Disney Afternoon.
Method to Madness Podcast: Method to Mad Libs Month Pt4
We conclude Method to Mad Libs Month with Kevin’s triumphant return! And what is unarguably our most intense drink test case to date.
Method to Madness Podcast: Method to Mad Libs Month Pt1
February is Method to Mad Libs Month! First up are the boys from Anime 3000, followed by familiar voice, M. Then Cody Baeir returns for an A3k rematch!
Method to Madness Podcast: Robin and the Dreamweavers
Robin and the Dreamweavers is probably the most obscure cartoon we’ve done yet. It’s the lost pilot for a series that mashes Cool World with early-1990s comics.