In which Kurt sits down one on one with a passionate Transformers fan. For just about an hour, Scott "Silvertron Prime" defends the history of the Transformers- the cartoon, the comics, the toys, and the movies. Scott explains the history, the reason for the appeal, and what he hopes for the future in the world of Transformers. A frank, funny, and hopefully educational conversation that will be more than meets the eye. See what we did there? Guys? Guys?

In which Kurt sits down to give his annual rundown of the films he enjoyed most in 2015. So get the pitchforks out, have a drink, and step into the mind of the Stay Cool Geek host as he tries to explain why he likes certain films but not others. He'll use the same adjectives, incorrectly use certain words, and inevitably flucuate his voice to higher octaves. Enjoy!

In which Kurt sits down with actual Horror Host Hall of Famer Dr. Gangrene to talk about all things horror! Specifically, they sort out the positives of The Witch and whether you might want to check it out. The guys also discuss their excitement over Tom Cruise and Johnny Depp joining the Universal Monster Movie slate, the rebranded Tales From The Crypt TV series, and the good doctor's own writing. Finally, Dave Jahblahblahblah rejoins Kurt to discuss episode 2 of the new Walking Dead season. Michonne and Rick. Jesus. Carl's magic hat. And... Teen Wolf vs Hoosiers?

In which Mr. Marvel Tommy Wall joins Kurt to give us his review of Deadpool and why he thinks it worked so well. Also, how does Fox now move forward with both Deadpool and the X-Men, can they co-exist? Plus, Season 2 of Daredevil is upon us, and The Punisher is here! Before that though, we had Jessica Jones. Tommy explains why you should or shouldn't watch it. Finally, the guys reminisce about the 2003 Ben Affleck version of Daredevil and whether or not it holds up.

In which Kurt and guest host Jahblahblahblah break down the final Batman v Superman trailer. Was it that much better, and why? The guys also discuss the internet buzz surrounding the potential future of the cinematic JLA, and if Jesse Eisenberg being a great Lex Luthor will end fanboy casting scrutiny forever. Also, The Walking Dead is back, and the guys have a lot to say. Why do they love this show and yet, why does it infuriate them so much? Finally, Dave dishes on his Game of Thrones fears and Kurt gets amped for the next Star Wars.

In which Kurt and Kelly discuss all the Super Bowl spots. Which movie teaser got the guys excited the most? And which one didn't? And ultimately, which movie will make the most money? Netflix is back again, this time with both a Voltron and a Stretch Armstrong animated series. The guys question whether Netflix is becoming the preferred home for geeks? Finally, the CW is doing an Archie hour long drama, and DC is reimagining the Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters. Can either one succeed? Why or why not?

In which Kurt sits down with Mr. Marvel Tommy Wall for part two of their State of The Marvel Universe conversation. Specifically, the guys get geeky and talk about the comic books Civil War and Infinity Gauntlet. How do these play into the upcoming Marvel films? What characters can and can't they use? Is Thanos a complete Darkseid ripoff? And, Tommy reveals his Mt. Rushmore of Marvel villains. Finally, longtime co-host and producer Kelly Dolan makes an important announcement concerning the show...

In which Kurt and Kelly discuss the DC Cinematic Universe Special. Suicide Squad trailer! Wonder Woman footage! Batman v Superman! Plus, the guys give us their opinions on the planned young Han Solo movie and the subsequent shortlist of actors up for consideration for the coveted part. Also, Pee Wee Herman is back. Yes, that Pee Wee! Finally, Mr. Marvel Tommy Wall joins Kurt for part 1 of their State of Marvel conversation. This week, they talk Fox properties: X-Men, Deadpool, and the not so Fantastic Four.

In which Kurt and Kelly discuss what films they're most looking forward to in the New Year. The guys also reset and elaborate on the Star Wars game Battlefront, while concurrently trying to figure out why Kurt's Mom would buy him a certain t-shirt for Christmas. Finally, the hallowed grounds of Rivers of America are being shortened ... the horror!

SPOILERS: In which Kurt and Kelly discuss The Force Awakens in grand detail. How they saw it. What stood out. What they liked. What responses do they have for the criticisms? Where does the series go? How do we stay cool? All of it. It's all Star Wars, all show long.