While Brandon is off in a cabin in the woods, Allan and Joe take a look at The Penguin and the dark underworld of a criminal power struggle. You may not like any of the characters, but you will enjoy the production. Alissa keeps the strange going with her review of Chimp Crazy. This mini series showcases just how obsessed people can become with dangerous animals. The scariest part is that this is a true story.

Brandon explains why he loves the bad movies. Not the ones that are so cheap that they are brilliant, but the true swing and miss attempts at major productions. This leads to Allan's preference for less main stream entertainment such as the upcoming Hit Pig. Then, Joe pushes deeper into the new anime Terminator Zero as it explores new ground in time travel and killer robots/cyborgs.

Max brings up the birthday of Mary Shelley and the guys remember that the ideals and questions raised in her novel "Frankenstein" are still being explored in in today's movies and anime productions. With the new anime "Terminator Zero" expanding that universe, it opens the door to grow beyond the current characters and tell stories from around the world. The genre of man versus his creations looks to continue for a long time to come.

The Geek Patrol starts off lamenting the demotion of Pluto leading Alyssa and Brandon to speculate about selling dwarf planets. Then, Joe gets fascinated by the new tech now available for home defense. Alyssa is not a fan. They wrap up with the news that ChatGPT may have been using cloned voices without expressed permission.

Max starts off with a history lesson about "Wings", the last of the silent films that featured amazing aerial combat scenes. Brandon fills in a few details from D23 about upcoming projects. Then, he introduces the new streaming movie "Jackpot". It a a movie about winning a lot of money if you can stay alive long enough to claim it. They wrap up with "Trapped". It is a thriller that delivers.

The Geek Patrol attempts to jump the generation gap between Alissa and Joe. Joe is amazed at just how much technology and the Internet have changed the delivery of entertainment. Brandon then leads the charge into the long awaited new release, "The Caped Crusader". After so many lack luster releases in the last couple of years, this one was worth the wait. They wrap up with Allan looking into "Saturday Night", the story behind the the first Saturday Night Live to broadcast back in 1975.

Joe is fascinated by the new models of robots that are now available and their potential. Alissa is not a fan of the potential robot revolution. Josh Mason, co-founder of the Covington Comic Con, joins the Geek Patrol to reminisce with Joe over running conventions and to let everyone know some of the features and attractions for the upcoming Covington Comic Con.

The Geek Patrol starts of with a nod to "Barbie in A Blender Day". Next, Brandon sums up the new voice actors strike and some of the possible ramifications. They wrap up knowing that Deadpool & Wolverine is the biggest movie of the year, and it lives up to the hype.

Joe is amazed at the number of robots now in our daily lives. It is no longer a sci-fi troupe, robots clean carpets, deliver food, cut lawns, and now are acting as security guards. Brandon fills us in on what could be the next developments. The Geek Patrol wraps up with thoughts about major drops in the stock prices of major movie companies as the accounting games continue.

The Geek Patrol starts off with a shoutout to Pirates of the Caribbean from 2003 for how well this movie has held up over the years. Allan and Brandon are both still impressed with the sword fighting scenes. Alissa takes over with the topic of her upcoming Twitch channel and the state of gaming today. Allan is still happy over Shark Week and Shark Fest. There are a lot of shark shows on air for the whole month of July.