Geekdown Podcast

Crapathon 2022 rolls on with another gem of the Jon Peters oeuvre, 1999's steampunk western Wild Wild West. It's the one with the giant spider!

Also this week, we pay tribute to the life of the one true Batman, Kevin Conroy, give our usual plaudits to Andor, and talk about what else we've been checking out, including Wakanda Forever, Paddington, Shetland, Tales from the Territories and more.

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November Crapathon 2022 is here! We're kicking it off with a forgotten fever dream from the end of the Me Decade, 1989's Tango & Cash. Do you love when one movie tries to be all movies? You're in for a treat.

Also this ep! Sandman gets renewed, we're troubled by Hercules, Henry Cavill delights and everything we've been checking out including Wendell & Wild, Derry Girls, Neko Golf and more.

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Spoopy Season 2022 comes to a close with a new adaptation of something very near and dear to Cait's heart, the modern classic of vampiric fiction, Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire.

We also quickly touch on a whole range of topics including James Gunn at DC, the Bayonetta 3 kerfuffle, Perfume's Instagram accounts as well updates on what we've been checking out including The Premise, Do It Yourself!!! Chainsaw Man, Marvel Snap and another 20 minutes on Andor. We just really like it, y'all.

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The Fall 2022 Anime season is stacked beyond belief, so Jord and Cait take this week to check out a curated selection of the shows debuting this season: Raven of the Inner Palace, Akiba Maid War, Urusei Yatsura, Gundam: The Witch From Mercury, Do It Yourself!!!! and a tiny art house series about a boy with a chainsaw in his face.

We also spend another 20 minutes gushing about Andor. Not sorry.

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Spoopy Season is upon us, friends! Caitlin's got three cardigans on and a magnum of pumpkin spice, Jordan's in the cowlneck and beanie, and the time for creepy content is in full swing. We kick it off with a Very Special Presentation from your friends at Marvel Studios, Werewolf by Night.

We also commemorate the life of Angela Lansbury, look at the changes at the Cartoon Network, get hype for the Anne Rice Expanded Universe and catch up on what we've been checking out including Rings of Power, Andor, PTSD Radio, Reboot and more.

Fall Anime 2022 next week!

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Cinematic September wraps in October with the multiversal martial arts epic Everything Everywhere All At Once. We also talk about our busy busy weekends, the Greendale Class Reunion, sickness crisis points and all the things we've been checking out including Lower Decks, The Bear, and walking away from Westeros for real this time.

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Caitlin takes the wheel for this week's Cinematic September outing, and once again unearths a gem Jordan never knew existed, the dark teen romance Spontaneous. At least we think it's a teen romance? Maybe a comedy? An alleghory? We'll get into it.

Also this ep! The dust-up at Crunchyroll over voice actor pay, a handful of future things we're excited for and we celebrate how Andor proves there is room for all kinds of stories in a galaxy far, far away.

Cinematic September arrives and Jordan insisted on watching an 80s cable classic, the noir comedy "Throw Momma From the Train." Because apparently he doesn't care about keeping our subscriber numbers up.

Also this ep! Chuds gonna chud, Caitlin is confused by Hollywood's priorities, a lot of talk about fried chicken and all the things we've been checking out including your usuals (She-Hulk, LotR, Attorney Woo) and a couple new additions like a return engagement from the Kids in the Hall and the standup of Mo Amer and Sheng Wang. Happy birthday, Cait.

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This is now how we thought we'd wrap up August WatchOrama for the year, friends, but the disco demanded it of us and we are powerless to resist its sway, so we're setting sail for Westeros again to check out HBO's big swing, the Game of Thrones prequel series 'House of the Dragon.' Woof.

We also talk about the meltdown of All Elite Wrestling, LotR getting review bombed, the irritating emergence of horror fishing as a gaming genre, and everything we've been checking out including McDonald & Dodds, Vera, She-Hulk, Junji Ito's latest, Extraordinary Attorney Woo and more.

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Donations are always welcome at ko-fi.com/geekdownpod, but we would also be happy if you considered giving that money to an abortion fund. The National Network of Abortion Funds has all the resources on how you can support vulnerable women at a time when their bodily autonomy is being threatened. Find them at abortionfunds.org/funds/

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This week on August WatchOrama we check out the Amazon adaptation of "Paper Girls," a comic we both enjoyed when we read it but never returned to finish. The show seems to be lost in the content seas this summer, should it move up your watchlist?

Also this ep! Lots of talk about Neil Gaiman's media junket for Sandman, Black Mirror returns, Spy x Family is crushing the publishing industry, and updates to what we've been enjoying including She-Hulk, Lightyear, Lower Decks, Owl House S2, Yakuza: Like a Dragon and Bluey continues to change lives.

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Donations are always welcome at ko-fi.com/geekdownpod, but we would also be happy if you considered giving that money to an abortion fund. The National Network of Abortion Funds has all the resources on how you can support vulnerable women at a time when their bodily autonomy is being threatened. Find them at abortionfunds.org/funds/

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