In Episode 13, All Grown Up, the Gabbing Geek podcast grows right before your ears.  First, we have a fantastic new theme song from Thom Pennington at Microwave Productions playing us in and out of every episode and you’ll love it!  Second, we’ll be premiering our latest segment in a few days with a spoiler-filled discussion of the movie Birdman—it’ll be a separate download so keep your eyes peeled.  

Episode 13’s GNOW (Geekiest News of the Week) covers monster spider webs, Episode VII filming news (it’s a wrap!), and our geek movie survey results seeing how you all ranked the upcoming 29 geek movies coming over the next several years.  We also bring a new game, You’ve Gotta Be Kidding Me, where the Gabbers all try to outguess Box Office Mojo by taking BOM’s winter movie predictions and taking over or under that prediction.  After some Geek Mail we wrap up with our Top 3 Worst Fictional Kids of All Time.

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In the darkest night, from the pits of Hades, comes the scariest episode of Gabbing Geek ever.  It’s episode 12—the Scary Dozen!  Our special Halloween themed episode has a monster-sized GNOW (Geekiest News of the Week) where we cover The Walking Dead, Avengers: Age of Ultron trailers and sneak peeks, and the epic Marvel announcement this week where they dropped the Mjolnir and announced all of Phase 3 for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.  A special segment called Trick or Treat has each Gabber picking a favorite geek media (Lord of the Rings, Groundhog Day, The Matrix) and trying to see if we can trick our fellow Gabbers with some trivia.  Finally we wrap it all up with our Top 3 Scariest Media of All Time.  Give it a listen…IF YOU DARE!! Bwah ha ha.  Ha.  

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Like a Spinal Tap amp, our latest episode is “This One Goes To 11.”  In GNOW (Geekiest News of the Week) we cover the real world hoverboard, an older Arnold in the fifth Terminator movie, and an epic real world celebrity encounter by our own William Watson with Neil Patrick Harris weighing in on the great Clue quote debate.  We also cover last week’s amazing movie news—from Civil War possibly coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to the tidal wave of DC movie news: Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Justice League parts one and two, Flash, Aquaman, Shazam, Cyborg, and Green Lantern, not to mention three Lego movies and three more movies in the Harry Potter-verse.  And, of yeah, more standalone Batman and Superman movies to come along with a full slate of Vertigo films including Sandman.  Wow, that’s a lot to cover.  So we cover it all.  Then we move on to our Top 3 funniest moments of all time from movies (not Clue!) and TV.

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Our tenth episode, “X Marks the Spot,” is where Gabbing Geek boldly goes into the double digits!  In GNOW (Geekiest News of the Week) we cover the Labyrinth and Dark Crystal sequel rumors, what really happened with Box Office Mojo, and the new Secret Wars.  We wanted to give something back to the listeners so we asked on our Facebook page for any questions you wanted us to answer—we took the ten best questions and we answered them.  But, being geeks, we answered them in movie quotes.  After some Geek Mail we then cover the top three Best Geek Media of the Past Ten Years.  Did your favorite make the list?

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It’s our first cube numbered podcast since the very first episode!  In GNOW we cover DC’s latest debacle over bringing women readers into the fold, rumors of Avengers 3 being split into multiple movies, and some shameless self-promotion for Ryan’s speech at Austin Comic-Con presented by Wizard World (talking about social media and contracts for comic book self-publishers).  We continue the epic chess battle with a bold new move before moving onto our Expanding Your Geek discussion.  Back in Episode 04 we identified three geek blind spots--Batman Year One, Akira, and Dr. Who--and we all read/watched the content to discuss here.  Who liked what?  Who hated what?  Who LOVED what?  You’ll find out before we move onto GeekMail and our Top 3 fun movie reboots.

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It's episode 7 for Gabbing Geek so of course we had to give some love to the other episode VII that's currently filming.  We started out with an apology from our digital recorder who had some...issues at the start of the show.  It's really sorry.  In GNOW we cover some Episode VII news (of course), Shatner in the latest Star Trek reboot rumors, and a possible Suicide Squad movie director.  After the latest chess move by Jenny we play a brand new game called ROD (Rent, Own, Delete) with John Williams scores.  We read some GeekMail and then throw the Star Wars prequels some love by discussing which parts of the prequels we actually liked before moving on to our Top 3 Star Wars Plot Holes.

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Geekiest News of the Week (GNOW) covers Assassin's Creed casting rumors, the Apple Watch, and Star Wars Episode 7 casting.  We have the next move in our epic chess battle before bringing back the What Am I Geeking On This Week.  Jenny has a great segment featuring a sneak peak of The Maze Runner and behind the scenes stories directly from the director and book author themselves!  Watson is geeking on his 100 Movie Challenge and shares his geek movie rankings so far while Ryan is geeking on STATION, the interactive Marvel exhibit in Times Square.  After reading some Geek Mail it's on to our Top 3: favorite video games of all time.

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It's our most quotable episode yet!  In GNOW we cover we largest dinosaur ever discovered, Dwayne Johnson playing Black Adam in the Shazam! movie, and The Walking Dead companion show.  After the second move in our epic Ryan-Jenny chess battle we move on to Fantasy Franchise, a game where everyone picks two characters from different franchises and casts them in a new movie (a game where Watson promptly breaks all the rules).  We read some Geek Mail and then our Top 3 this week is Most Quotable Geek Movies.

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Episode 04 Blind Spots--our most recent episode to date!

Our incredibly awkward GNOW (Geekiest News of the Week, but you know GNOW) this week includes the Greatest American Hero reboot, the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and today's announcement by Sony expanding their gaming universe to tablet remote play.  This week's top 3 is our top 3 geek blind spots.  We also have a groundbreaking bit of podcasting history--listen as Ryan and Jenny play a game of chess (well, the first move anyway).  Our final discussion bit is Expanding Your Geek where all three of your Gabbing Geeks pick something from our blind spots for the entire group to read or watch by episode 08.  If you want to join us for that discussion then you should watch or read that content in the next four weeks.

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