Assassin’s Creed didn’t just take us to ancient cities — it trapped a bartender in a sketchy sci-fi VR chair and called it destiny. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the Desmond Miles era and the foundation of the entire franchise. We dig into the Animus, Abstergo, and the original Assassin’s Creed trilogy — from Altaïr’s precision to Ezio’s iconic rise and the bold swing of Assassin’s Creed III. Plus, AI Fixed It takes aim at Obi-Wan Kenobi, breaking down what failed, what rewrote canon, and how it should’ve worked. This is Part 1 of our Assassin’s Creed deep dive. Sync up before Abstergo wipes your memory.

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Ever wake up and feel like the universe accidentally put you in the wrong save file? This episode dives into Hollywood’s funniest ‘chronological hangovers’ — the movies where characters wake up in the wrong year, wrong body, wrong age, or the wrong version of their own lives. Matt and John break down Hot Tub Time Machine, 13 Going on 30, Big, The Adam Project, Freaky Friday, and every cinematic identity crisis in between. From accidental time jumps to body-swap disasters to alternate-timeline heartbreak, we explore why these stories hit us emotionally (and why they’re so damn funny). Get ready for nostalgia, chaos, and timelines that definitely need adult supervision.

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This Christmas, we’re not talking gifts or Santa — we’re talking ghosts. The ghosts of who we were, who we are, and who we’re still becoming. In this special Evolve episode, Matt and John take a hard look at A Christmas Carol through the lens of personal evolution — facing your Past Self, forgiving your Present Self, and daring to imagine your Future Self. We blend psychology, neuroscience, and raw honesty to show how reflection becomes redemption.

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The Daniels didn’t just make a movie — they made cinematic chaos therapy. Everything Everywhere All at Once took the multiverse concept, duct-taped it to hot dog fingers, and somehow made us cry about taxes and bagels. In this episode, we unpack how absurdist humor, emotional storytelling, and existential dread collided into a masterpiece. From nihilism with heart to kung fu with googly eyes, this is the multiverse done right — proof that the weirdest timelines can hit the deepest nerves.

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In this retro-vs-reboot deep dive, the GFTM crew leap through time to compare NBC’s original Quantum Leap to its modern revival. Was the reboot a heartfelt continuation of Beckett’s legacy—or a nostalgia-powered glitch in the timeline? From moral dilemmas to mirror moments, we unpack what made the original series timeless and why the reboot may have lost its soul in translation.

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Time travel once meant mind-bending brilliance — The Terminator, Twelve Monkeys, Primer. Now? It’s a writer’s crutch and a continuity nightmare. We’re dissecting how Hollywood took one of sci-fi’s greatest storytelling tools and turned it into a paradox playground. Expect arguments, laughter, and a few existential headaches as we try to sort through the chaos of cinematic timelines gone wrong.

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This Thanksgiving, Evolve flips the script on gratitude — and we’ve got a special guest joining the charge: Pastor Joe Cyr of Life Church. This episode isn’t your grandma’s “say thanks before you inhale your stuffing” pep talk. Matt, John, and Pastor Joe break down gratitude as a discipline, a mindset reset, and a way of seeing your life without all the static. They challenge you to spot the light, reject the noise, and build the courage to be thankful for what’s ahead. If the future really is ours to shape, it makes sense to start with gratitude.

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From “Video Killed the Radio Star” to Snooki getting punched in the face, MTV went from cultural innovator to cultural landfill in record time. This week, we trace the channel’s rise as the launchpad for music videos and pop icons, its peak with TRL and Unplugged, and its ultimate collapse into reality sludge like The Real World, Laguna Beach, and Jersey Shore. Was MTV a victim of the internet or the architect of its own downfall? Strap in for a ride through music history, teen angst, and too many reruns of Ridiculousness.

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Remember downloading “free” music that turned out to be a virus? Or grabbing a blockbuster movie only to find it was recorded on a Nokia in the back row of a theater? Welcome to the golden age of digital piracy. This episode, GFTM goes full hacker-hoodie and relives Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, and Pirate Bay. From hours spent waiting on dial-up to the FBI warning screens we all ignored, we’re charting how an entire generation risked their computers (and dignity) for a few sketchy MP3s.

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From Hulk Hogan flexing in the 80s, to Stone Cold chugging beers in the 90s, to John Cena screaming “You can’t see me!” in the 2000s — wrestling has been a cultural circus. This episode of Geeks From The Multiverse suplexes you through the Hulkamania craze, the chaotic Attitude Era, and the Ruthless Aggression takeover. Expect nostalgia, absurd storylines, and more spandex than an ’80s aerobics class.

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