Geek Nerdery

Time for another listener request and this time your hosts get introduced to a game that they are both relatively unfamiliar with. Find out whether Bucky O’Hare is worth the $100 price tag, or whether it’s just another TMNT ripoff.

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We got a whole episode, but the only thing that matters is the CT vs TO fight. Also Jenna fought the floor and lost. The crew plays some parkour and some dodgeball at the same time.

My co-host from The Midnight Drive-In Podcast Noah drops in and we sit down to talk some Justice League.  What’s good?  What’s bad?  What just all around doesn’t make sense?  After that we do talk some comics.  There is a spoiler section so feel free to listen until the spoiler warning goes up if you are wanted to avoid spoilers.

Music provided by The Fantastic Plastics.

This week we’re talking about 2 movies we put on our list but really have no recollection of why we teamed them up.  The only thing we can guess is that they both have mutants in them?  So we’re talking about Freaked and Street Trash.  After that we go into some discussions of Spielberg, Thankskilling, Gremlins, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, The Great Outdoors, Nightkill, RAW, and The Punisher.

Will we ever get a break from The Challenge? Maybe not. But this season is shaping up to be one of the best, despite only being a “mini season”. We get drama, a challenge, nomination and an elimination… all in one episode. Also, someone goes nuts. Good times.

Ugh, we made it. Finally. We recap the finale. It was fine. It was boring. It’s the end.

Hey GeekNerdery pals, I’m back with another festive special episode of “23min of Ska” exclusively for GeekNerdery! Hurrah! This month we’re celebrating… Thanksgiving? Uh… Yeah, Ok, I’ll admit, this was tougher than I thought it would be, and I knew it wouldn’t be easy! There’s a lot of songs about home on here, because past the food, Thanksgiving is all about being home, for better or worse. And if it is for worse, I hope these songs can help put you in a better mood.

00:00 – Big D & the Kids Table – Half Way Home (Noise Complaint ’07)

04:13 – Johnny Too Bad & the Strikeouts – Cherry Pie (Patchwork Girl ’97)

06:51 – the Dendrites – Turkey Shoot (Fly Casual ’13)

10:16 – Chris Murray with the Slackers – Home ($lackness ’08)

13:02 – Show Me Island – Right Awful Proof (Ring Around & Run ’16)

15:52 – Flip & Combined Effort – My Trips Home (Are Never a Vacation) (In Search of Home ’17)

19:10 – MU330 – Good Homes (Crab Rangoon ’97)

21:41 – No Doubt – A Little Something Refreshing (No Doubt ’92)

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 250 past episodes!

With the release of the Punisher series on Netflix we figured it was a good time to go back to The Punisher’s cinematic roots.  In addition it’s always a good time to go back and check out the 1990 cinematic version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.  Turns out these movies have a lot more in common than we thought.  Since listener Allen asks the hard questions we also find out who is everyone’s favorite turtle is.  We also talk about Baywatch, Robert Kirkman’s Secret History Of Comics, Event Horizon, and Colossal.

Well, we decided that we’re not quite ready to be done talking about Mega Man, so this week (by listener request) we jumping to the 16-bit era and discussing Mega Man X.

Don’t forget to keep up with the show and relive all the nostalgia by following us on Twitter (@duckgraveyard) and Facebook. Send us your memories or show suggestions at [email protected]. And be sure to check out all of the great content from this show and other nerdy favorites at geeknerdery.com.

You’re not going to believe this but we actually dive pretty deep into The Wizard and Little Monsters.  sure there is some nostalgia in there but we talk about the themes of loss, divorce, mental illness, and the love of siblings.  We weren’t expecting it either.  After that we chat about other stuff we watched like The Devil’s Candy, Summer Of Fear, The Babysitter, and 1922.