Geek Force

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses Marlin's successful completion of Star Trek, MomoCon going virtual, and Cat's recommendation of the bizarre Adult Swim show, "Tender Touches". Marlin goes into depth about the exciting future releases of Dragon Age 4 and the anticipating Horizon Zero Dawn 2, that'll debut on PS5. The Squad detours for a minute, in discussing not only the "Snyder Cut" of the Justice League, but how Zack Snyder needs to be cut from Hollywood, period!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad talks about the new Hulu show, "Solar Opposites" and its connection to "Rick and Morty". They also analyze the Netflix movie, "John Henry", starring Terry Crews and Ludacris. If you yourself aren't up on your "Star Trek: The Next Generation" knowledge, the Squad prepares a passionate explanation of why you should watch it. Lastly, even though popular conventions are delayed due to COVID-19, some, including MomoCon, are going virtual! What can this mean for the future?

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers to discuss the "Too Hot to Handle" reunion special, and reviews the super hero themed movie "Code 8" on Netflix. The crew tackles the sleeper hit from Amazon Prime "Upload", but poses some interesting questions to its similarities to the America version of "The Office". 

The squad also has news on some old anime/manga favorites: Demon Slayer and Inuyasha. Lastly, the crew previews the soon to drop "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla".  Check it out! 

This week on Geek Force, the crew gathers to lament the disappointing end of HBO's West World season 3. We preview Amazon's new show Upload and Netflix's Code 8. We dedicate the remainder of the show to the official Star Wars holiday May 4th: May The Fourth Be With You. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers to discuss the latest thing to stream during. the current pandemic. We get a mini-review of the latest Chris Hemsworth movie Extraction, a trip through the animated confusion of The Midnight Gospel, an awkward yet lovable journey into Lil Dicky's FX show Dave. And lastly, video game buyers are becoming entrepreneurs during the pandemic. 

This week on Geek Force, the team joins up to discuss the new shows on Netflix. Starting with the hot-ness out the gate: Too Hot to Handle. Oh, to be young, dumb and horny. Next, we tackle the new series by Kenya Barris, creator of Black-ish which sets up an conversation about why it is important to have a variety of Black Family themed shows: the good, the bad and the naw. Lastly, the crew discusses the old favorite: Digimon and social impact the storylines played in having young viewers look at their own real life problems. 

This week on Geek Force, the crew gathers to discuss the news that Disney is planning on turning one of their classic films in a computer animated feature, and what we hope they do it with it. We delve into the release of an alternate cut from Avenger's Endgame that makes the future Black Widow movie slightly more intriguing. Lastly, we preview a new Netflix reality show that is a certified hot mess. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad joins up to discuss the news that the big movie theater chain AMC may be forced into bankruptcy due to the social restrictions of Covid-19. We also share some of the movies we've been streaming and the video games available to play while cooped up at home. A tangent of hilarious conversations ensue. 

On this special two part episode of Geek Force and Margin Call podcast crossover the squad gathers to discuss the meme worthy Tiger King, the social dynamics of the anime show Beastars and lastly the super popular Animal Crossing video game that *almost* everyone is playing during self-quarantine. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers (while practicing social distancing) to share some of the things to do during the COVID 19 pandemic. Cat and Eming discuss the shocking season 3 of Castlevania. YouTube adds a bunch of great anime movies to watch. Cat talks about the status of online gaming and which networks held up to the increase of users during this time. Your favorite 90's YA novel series, Animorphs, is now free online. Ray offers advice on what you can do instead of panic and overstock on toilet paper.