The Babblers have been gaming most of their lives, and are here to tell the tale. Half of us are old enough to fondly remember our Atari 2600 consoles, or Commodore 64 computers. Beyond, into the age of the Amiga, Pentium chips and the current consoles, our gaming background may be different than many. Join us for adventure, 8-bit sound, and a large dose of nostalgia.

The Planet of the Apes is getting a face lift, thanks to Tim Burton and Rupert Wyatt. Our final week of Apes films include 2001's Planet of the Apes, and this year's Rise of the Planet of the Apes. This episode is brought to by CG Apes Inc.

Apes are being used as pets and slave labor, and Caesar is here to do something about it. The time is ripe for revolution, and the planet will never be the same. We continue our look at the Planet of the Apes films by covering Conquest of the Planet of the Apes and Battle for the Planet of the Apes. This episode is brought to you by Wal Mart Masks.

Step forward in time to the year 3955, when apes rule the planet, and humans are but a shadow of their former selves. Part One of our look at the Planet of the Apes films features the original 1968 classic, as well as Beneath the Planet of the Apes, and Escape From the Planet of the Apes. This episode is brought to you by Chuck's Lower Teeth.

This week, we wrap up our two-part discussion of Doctor Who with a look at all the episodes of Season Four. David Tennant is nearly finished as the tenth Doctor, but there are plenty of adventures to be had before he regenerates. Warning! Spoilers throughout! This episode is brought to you by All Good Things.

The Babblers return to the TARDIS, and travel through time with David Tennant's Doctor. Martha Jones is also along for the ride, as we discuss season three of this science fiction television classic. We recorded audio for both season/series three and four, but the show was so long that we decided to break it into two parts. This episode is brought to you by Getting it Right.

TC Kirkham and Kim Brown, hosts of Subject: Cinema, join forces with the Cavebabblers to discuss four terrible films.

A few weeks back, we shared a list of bad films for the other hosts to be subjected to. Now is the time to get together and chat about them. Four movies are featured: Deadly Duo, The Impossible Kid, Birdemic: Shock and Awe, and Kung Fu Arts.

It's the first meeting of our podcast minds, but not the last. Look for our second crossover show in August!

Pirates have stolen our camera, and filmed a train wreck! Join us for in-depth reviews and banter about Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and Super 8. Also featured is the latest Cavebabble Eats Odd Things, starring ground cherries. This episode is brought to you by Spoilers.

Whether new or old, we sit down for a chat about the games making our current playlists. Classics- Black & White. Sequels- Far Cry 2. Odd Zelda clones- 3D Dot Game Heroes. Facebook games- Gardens of Time.

Nintendo kick started the next generation of games consoles with the announcement of the Nintendo Wii U, due in 2012. We chat about this new system, but can't imagine it being more exciting than the latest urinal games technology just announced by SEGA.

Finally, we share Cavebabble Facebook comments and  listener email, and a new addition to the Cavebabble Eats Odd Things series: Rose-flavored gum from Japan.

Four legends. Four films. Four Babblers. It's fate! Cryptozoology meets low budget filmmaking on tonight's Cavebabble.