In which Kelly and Kurt start phase 2 of Stay Cool, Geek by exploring the captivating life of Roger Ebert. The guys also break down the positives and negatives of Daniel Craig seemingly being done with the James Bond franchise, as well as the news that The Hulk will have a large presence in upcoming Thor movie. Also, a Will Ferrell-themed bar has opened in New York City which leads to a listener challenge. Finally, Doctor Gangrene is back with more halloween film favorites, and the guys get into Project Greenlight.

In which Kurt, Kelly, and a few special surprise guests look back on 100 episodes of Stay Cool, Geek. The guys answer reader's questions, try to find meaning in the show, and slowly start slurring their words as the night goes on. Plus, raffle instructions, Dr. Gangrene, and a top 10 list.

In which Kurt and Kelly have a decidedly spooky episode. They break down The Martian, Fear the Waking Dead, and the proposed Shining prequel. Horror correspondent Dr. Gangrene presents his first Creature Feature Double Feature movie recommendations, and Kelly reveals that he's tried on the Oculus Rift. Project Greenlight Episode 4 is discussed, and finally the #SCG100 episode is upon us, with the guys putting together a personal raffle in celebration of the show.

In which Kurt and Kelly discuss water on Mars, the new look of the Red Tornado, and whether or not any film franchise can equal the recent hysteria brought upon by The Force Awakens. Also, a new horror correspondent is revealed, and he's an actual expert in the field! Kurt battles a live scorpion, and Mrs. Geek's own creative journey takes center stage. Plus, Kurt and Kelly commit to breaking down Project Greenlight every week. Stay Cool, Geek Episode 100 is on the way!

In which Kurt and Kelly go deep on the latest installment of HBO's Project Greenlight. They also discuss the new Jungle Book trailer, and whether or not they'd pay $300 to have brunch on the deck of a Jungle Cruise ship. Lower-tier DC Heroes might be coming to the big screen, and the legendary film Roadhouse is about to get the remake it desperately needs. All this plus Force Awakens toy updates, and the countdown to episode 100 continues...

In which Kurt and Kelly break down their most anticipated fall and winter movie viewings not named The Force Awakens. The guys also admit their upcoming guilty pleasure movie, and also go back in time. Finally, a spectacular monster fight is upon us, and the return of a brilliant modern-day science-fiction TV series.

In which Kurt throws the new format out the window and leads off with his epic and absolutely true Force Friday story. Yes, he went full on Neal Page-style. The guys also take a breather and talk about the potential Netflix film industry game changer Beasts of No Nation, while tying it together with Steven Spielberg's recent super-hero film comments. Where does film go from here? Plus, the 100th episode is right around the corner and Kelly requests your attention!

In which Kurt and Kelly discuss the impending Force Friday toy event. Also, on the heels of the new Tower Records documentary, the guys ponder the necessity of traditional brick and mortar stores. Also, martians appear, secret societies arrive, and what's the deal with blue lightsabers? Finally, Kurt's Dad is in town ... tension ensues ... from an unlikely source.

In which Kurt and Kelly break down the premiere of Fear the Walking Dead. The guys also go deep on newly announced Star Wars director Colin Trevorrow's comments regarding female directors and whether they're being afforded the same opportunities as men with equal resumes. Also, which Pixar sequel are we most excited for? Is Beetlejuice 2 happening? Are Guns n' Roses getting back together? Finally, Kurt shares a modern-day version of A Christmas Carol.

In which Kurt and Kelly can FINALLY rejoice at the official Star Wars Land announcement coming out of D23. But that's not all, Avatar Land! Toy Story Land! Soarin'! Iron Man Attraction! The guys run down the various theme park announcements, while also discussing Straight Outta Compton's huge box office success, DC coming to the comedic workplace, and the brilliance of Ex_Machina. Oh yeah, and the SHIRT DEBATE gets the rebuttal we've all been waiting for...