Common Geeking Program

Chowder hosts a conversation about how he thinks the characters in "Overwatch" are heroes, but not everybody agrees. Will you?

He is joined by Jeff's sporadic recollection of "Heroes," Matt's meme-lording of "Shrek," and Keenan's dignified representation of "Wonder Woman."

Released Mar 31, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Taeemul "Chowder" Chowdhury

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program and are used herein in compliance with Fair Use laws and regulations.

Pat Brehm asks the important question; Who Watches the Watchmen? Or, more accurately, which character is the most heroic in the graphic novel "Watchmen?"

Austin Liebers compares it to the character building style of JRR Tolkein, while Colin Ketchen cites parallels to the hit book "Enders Game," and Taeemul "Chowder" Chowdhury thinks is akin to Sergio Leone's "Dollars Trilogy.

Released March 24, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Additional supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program.

Pat Brehm asks the important question; Who Watches the Watchmen? Or, more accurately, which character is the most heroic in the graphic novel "Watchmen?"

Austin Liebers compares it to the character building style of JRR Tolkein, while Colin Ketchen cites parallels to the hit book "Enders Game," and Taeemul "Chowder" Chowdhury thinks is akin to Sergio Leone's "Dollars Trilogy.

Released March 24, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Additional supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program.

Edward Ryan hosts a conversation about "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" with a late motif of Agency.

Jeff Leavitt joins with facts about "Transformers: Beast Wars," Pat Brehm fangirls over "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer," and special guest Alyssa Rodriguez rereads "Harry Potter" for the millionth time.

Released March 17, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Jeff Leavitt

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Additional supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program.

Edward Ryan hosts a conversation about "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" with a late motif of Agency.

Jeff Leavitt joins with facts about "Transformers: Beast Wars," Pat Brehm fangirls over "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer," and special guest Alyssa Rodriguez rereads "Harry Potter" for the millionth time.

Released March 17, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Jeff Leavitt

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Additional supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program.

Colin Ketchen triumphantly returns as host to talk about "Halo 4" and its use of AI characters!

Edward "The Diva" Ryan discusses 2001: A Space Odyssey, while Matt Canavan sleepily recalls the "Portal" games. This week also features a guest Rep in Laura Cramer, who lovingly delves into "Battlestar Galactica."

Released March 10th, 2017

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

The sound clips provided from Halo 4, Halo 5: Guardians, Battlestar Galactica, Portal, Portal 2 and 2001: A Space Odyssey are not owned by Common Geeking Program or its members and are used within the bounds of fair use to comment upon their respective source material.

Colin Ketchen triumphantly returns as host to talk about "Halo 4" and its use of AI characters!

Edward "The Diva" Ryan discusses 2001: A Space Odyssey, while Matt Canavan sleepily recalls the "Portal" games. This week also features a guest Rep in Laura Cramer, who lovingly delves into "Battlestar Galactica."

Released March 10th, 2017

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

The sound clips provided from Halo 4, Halo 5: Guardians, Battlestar Galactica, Portal, Portal 2 and 2001: A Space Odyssey are not owned by Common Geeking Program or its members and are used within the bounds of fair use to comment upon their respective source material.

Keenan Kodesch hosts a conversation about “Fables,” the graphic novel that reimagines classic fairytales (which reimagine their own things… this could get meta).

He’s joined by Austin Liebers discussing the noble origins of the blandly titled game “Destiny,” Taeemul Chowdhury’s wardrobe could only be so messy when “Narnia” is at hand, while Colin defies expectations to talk about the Kelvin Timeline in “Star Trek.”

Edited by Austin Liebers

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Released March 3, 2017

Keenan Kodesch hosts a conversation about “Fables,” the graphic novel that reimagines classic fairytales (which reimagine their own things… this could get meta).

He’s joined by Austin Liebers discussing the noble origins of the blandly titled game “Destiny,” Taeemul Chowdhury’s wardrobe could only be so messy when “Narnia” is at hand, while Colin defies expectations to talk about the Kelvin Timeline in “Star Trek.”

Edited by Austin Liebers

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Released March 3, 2017

Jeff Leavitt hosts a conversation about the original "Gojira," and its remake "Godzilla" shortly after, comparing the bizarrely sibling films.

He's joined by Tomo fanboy Keenan Kodesch talking about "Naruto," Pat the Bunny Hopper dissecting the film version of "V for Vendetta," and Matt Canavan's low hanging fruit in the form of the twin shows "The Office."

Released Feb 24, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Jeff Leavitt