Geek Nerdery

One of the greatest episodes of The Challenge ever! Alliances are crushed as friends have to make very tough decisions to advance their game. Rivalries are reinforced and everyone’s games gets shook. Mean girls are no fun, and MTV does not endorse bullying. It’s a long recap, so buckle up.

For some reason it was decided we should watch Critters and Leprechaun for this week’s show.  The only reason Doug gave was “Little things eating people.” Seemed like a good enough excuse to me.  Other things we talked about were Mom & Dad, Slasher, and Coffy.  We also ramble a lot in this episode.  Enjoy.

We know Marie went in last week, but who is she going up against? Kam is a traitor and not good at this game, and you can feel free to tweet hatred at us for that comment. The rest of the crew plays some soccer wearing stilts and zorbs, and we see a classic vendetta come to a head. Why you gettin’ so upset? We’re down a podcast host and note taker, but we try our hardest. Cut us some slack.

This week we’re discussing two Van Damme classics with Boodsport and Lionheart.  So get ready to do some splits and punch someone in the nuts!  After that we discuss Black Panther, I, Tonya, and some schlocky films starring Traci Lords and Linnea Quigley.  Please be advised we do talk spoilers for Black Panther so from 1:13:00 – 1:42:00 there could be spoilers a plenty.

The mercenaries come in to wreak havoc on our poor Challengers while Kam does her best Fire Marshall Bill impression. A new challenge proves very difficult for everyone, with broken glass and stitches and ambulance rides galore.

The Midnight Drive-In is going back to school!  In what turned to be a weird coincidence we teamed up Class Of 1984 and Class If 1999 just because they had a similar title.  Little did we know that they were directed by the same guy!  Also we chat about such films as Robocop, The Ritual, and Doug gets excited about the new Karate Kid series on YouTube Red!

Welcome to the first ever episode of Graveyard Duck Podcast powered by the Super FX Chip. Join Scott and Wes as we take a look back at some of the earliest attempts at 3D console gaming in the classic Star Fox.

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We get to see Brad and the selected Challenger enter an elimination.  We do find out who is leaving the notes in Britni’s bed.  Some drama in the kitchen makes Devin and Banana’s vendetta even stronger.  And in the elimination TJ drops a surprise on everyone before a challenger gets an injury that might take them out of the game.

A very special episode of 23min of Ska for GeekNerdery! Celebrating both love and well… the opposite of that. Because really, who needs all that love-dovey nonsense anyway.

00:00 – Keith & Ken – I Don’t Love You Anymore (Jamaican Jerk ’66)

02:05 – the Delirians – Love Sweet Love (Get Up! ’14)

05:56 – the Pinstripes – Sweet Lovin’ (Sweet Lovin’ ’10)

09:40 – the Slackers – Alone Again (the Question ’98)

12:36 – the Steady 45’s – Valentine’s Day (Trouble in Paradise ’17)

15:55 – Matt Wixon’s Flying Circus – I Have a Thing (Jeffy ’11)

18:16 – Manic Sewing Circle feat. Todd Hembrook – I Love You Baby (But I Don’t Have Time) (Summer Spins ’07)

20:42 – the Good Skamartitans – Sitting on the Top of the World (Let’s Rawk ’02)

Check out more episodes of the 23min of Ska podcast at 23ska.com with a new episode posted every Thursday, as well as home to over 300 past episodes!

It’s an episode all about Jim Henson and his films The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth.  We discuss the awesomeness of the puppets, sets, and of course David Bowie’s bulge.  We then chat about IT, The Cloverfield Paradox, The Shape Of Water, Pieces, and Before I Wake.  Just before the show ends you get to find out that Noah is in fact a literate racist.  Enjoy.