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- It's Friday afternoon, and Dave McGuiness has a problem. Last night, his longtime girlfriend, Karen, told him that she wants to get married. She'd like an answer by Monday, but Dave's not sure he's ready to propose. As Dave starts to share his feelings with family and close friends on the pros and cons of getting married, he learns that the rumor mill is two steps ahead of him. Everyone in the South Suburbs of Chicago already thinks he and Karen are "officially" engaged. Dave's buddy Marv knows just what will help Dave forget the dilemma for a while. He takes Dave, Dave's brother Ben and their friend Al out to party on the town all weekend. Marv figures that if this is Dave's last weekend before he pops the question, it had better be one he won't soon forget. But Dave figures that if he does marry Karen, he may never get a chance to try something else, and the rest of his life won't be much more than night after night in these same bars. And it seems that everyone they talk to has an opinion - waitresses, blues singers, and even a family friend who wants to give Dave a job to help support his new wife. Dave finally decides that he does love Karen enough to marry her, so he's ready to go through with the proposal. But, in the back of his mind, he also hopes that she loves him enough to help him grow and to consider leaving the South Suburbs with him. Karen is surprised that Dave wants to change - surprised enough to rethink getting married. If Dave wants a fresh start with his life, it's going to have to be a fresh start with Karen too.
- Based on true events. Jennifer prepares to embark on her dream career and start a new life in New York but is attacked by Mask killers in a neighborhood laundromat
- Derek is new to the DDR Scene. A scene which has been illegal since a freak accident took many lives years ago. The sport went underground and the rules are simple... win, you're rich. Lose, you die. Serious game is serious.
- Joe, an ordinary customer to pop-culture, gives his skewed thought on the current products of the entertainment industry.
- Joe, The "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Chris Pine sci-fi-adventure, "Star Trek Into Darkness".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Superman movie, "Man of Steel" (2013).
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Seth Rogan movie, "This Is the End".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", gives his thoughts on the recently released trailer to "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Melissa McCarthy movie, "Identity Thief".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Sandra Bullock movie, "The Heat".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Pixar movie, "Monsters University".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Johnny Depp movie, "The Lone Ranger".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest monster movie, "Pacific Rim".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Hugh Jackman movie, "The Wolverine".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Jason Sudekis comedy, "We're the Millers".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", reviews the latest Aaron Taylor-Johnson action-comedy, "Kick-Ass 2".
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", recaps the movies he reviewed over the summer of 2013, plus one he didn't already cover.
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", gives his thoughts on the casting of the latest Batman, and the choices DC Comics bases their movies on.
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", points out the lack of good choices with the Netflix library.
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", gives his thoughts on "50 Shades of Grey", "Californication", and the Olympics.
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", gives his thoughts on the quality of basic cable channels.
- Joe, the "Average Consumer", pays tribute to "Breaking Bad" in the form of a blues song.