Ray Park was here to tell us about the re-release of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace in 3D this weekend but when Darth Maul is in the building, you have to ask him some Darth Maul specific questions. Or at least one. And here's his advice for the weekend.

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When Steven Yeun from The Walking Dead returned to Attack of the Show to discuss Season 2.5, we tracked him down back stage to ask even more important questions. Like, how do you survive a zombie apocalypse? If there's anyone who would know, it would probably be someone who makes a living off of running from the undead. So here's what he had to say.

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In Kazakhstan, wheels on sport utility vehicles that jut out are technically considered sidecars. The passenger just has to stand on it and run real fast.

Unfortunately for this "sidecar," it didn't take to bumping on the road too well.

"Sir, I wish you would tone down the complaining. Nobody at this restaurant told you that sitting on your chopsticks was a good idea. Now, hold still, I think I see a nub."

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Anyone who has watched The Dog Whisperer knows that an effective technique towards getting your dog to a submissive state is to walk the f**k out of it until it's too tired to fight you. That, however, takes too much time and patience, so screw that.

However, there is hope for the lazy and generally disinterested: This giant hamster wheel!

You'll be snapping and shushing your pooch into submission like a Boss in no time!

Tread carefully, gentleman!

Also ill-advised, would be a gift certificate to your local supermarket with a card that reads "cook me up something nice."

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Before opening time, this bar becomes the most notorious illegal underground racing site where many-a-wheelchair driver puts it all on the line, either emerging with immortality, or going up in a blaze of glory.

1,017 races later, this kid is still the mythical undefeated champion.

"You hear that, kid? That's you! That's your name. It's not a coincidence, it's about you. Deal with it, sucker. Everybody laugh at the sucker!"

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What will become of the Hipster population in 50 years?

Apparently, they'll be wistfully looking back on the past, while proudly claiming dominion over self-obsession and the perpetual quest to find obscure music before it was cool...before it was cool.

It is interesting how one broken glass frame can change a poster from being a simple ad for a soft drink to a poignant social message that a good portion of the population would not be allowed to repeat.

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