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Aliens. Ghosts. The Loch Ness Monster. Bigfoot. Angels and Demons.

Do you believe these things exist?

Kurt and a well-known voice from the show get together to discuss these things like you would Friday night in a bar with your buddies.

The guys also break down the latest Rogue One trailer, Lando Calrissian casting news, and the appeal of Mr. Robot.

Oh and topless Jared Leto comes up, again, which can mean only one possible guest graces us with their presence for episode #150...

THANKS FOR LISTENING FOLKS!

Is Westworld worthy of our obsessive nature?

The Man In Black. Dr. Ford. Hosts vs Humans. The Rules of Westworld and alternate theories are all discussed along with our hopes for the future of Westworld.

The guys also discuss newly released Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and John Wick 2 trailers, along with the new season of Black Mirror.

Finally, yes, we now know Negan's victims... the question is, do we continue watching The Walking Dead?

The Walking Dead is arguably the most popular television show of all-time, and this Sunday, the world finds out who Negan killed.

Kurt and a roundtable of passionate fans discuss the death possibilities, while also asking themselves the tougher questions like-

Why do we keep watching, especially in lieu of any signs of hope or resolution?

Was season 6 a mess? What do we hope to see in season 7? Will Carl's Magic Hat continue to grow?

This plus what other shows currently have us salivating for new content, and why none of us watch Better Call Saul.

Did the Power Rangers movie trailer fulfill the expectations of loyal longtime fans?

Millennial Nate is back to discuss what does and doesn't work for him in Angel Grove. Plus, the guys talk classic Spiderman villain Carnage and how video games can influence one's appreciation of a character.

Finally, Supergirl returns for season two, and Millennial Nate gets us caught up on what happened in season 1 and why the introduction of Superman scares him.

Oh yeah, and is Drake corny?

Are you aware that a new film set in the Harry Potter universe is less than two months away from being released?

Why or why aren't the trailers working and what should we expect moving forward with all things Potter. Kurt and Mrs. Geek also sit down to discuss the announcement of a live film adaptation of The Lion King, while also hypothesizing on what the new ABC Television series set around the "mythology of Disney theme parks" could mean.

The Weasel then pops back in to talk about his infamous Chewbacca encounter, while also revealing whether or not Kurt cried upon meeting one of his heroes this week. They also chat about the Sony-proposed shared cinematic universe set around Valiant comic book characters, and lament the new Pirates of the Caribbean teaser.

Finally, uncover the dangerous mystery of... who... is... CHRISTOPHER!?

Was Stranger Things good, great, or merely playing into our collective 1980's obsession?

Kurt brings in two longtime co-hosts to dig in deep on the Duffer brothers wildly successful original series. Which characters stood out, was there enough narrative depth, what could be in store for season 2, and most importantly, will Winona's character ever stop crying?

The guys also break down the upcoming Walking Dead premiere while debating whether the season finale was a wonderful or terrible thing to watch.

Finally, Supreme Leader Snoke. Who is he? The guys get passionate about the latest theory making the rounds.

In which Kurt brings in "Finding October" podcast host Drew Brown to discuss the recent developments at Disney Parks, including the thematic shuttering of classic thrill ride "Twilight Zone, Tower of Terror". They also discuss classic animation, the awkwardness of going to Disneyland alone, and the unimaginable compliments Kurt gives to Epcot.

On a more reflective note, Kurt is back with one of his long-winded stories. This one involves Dads, temper tantrums, babies, a bent mop, and a barbershop quartet of wildlife on Kurt's deck. No, seriously.

Should you invest in comic books? Did Bill Finger create Batman?

These two questions and the subsequent narratives surrounding their potential answers dominate the conversation this week as Kurt brings in Screamland creator Harold Sipe and amateur collecting enthusiast "The Weasel" to get some answers.

Who and how much Bill Finger contributed to the creation of Batman has long been debated amongst truly hardcore comic book fans, and this week Kurt learns a little bit more of why. He also laments the ominous eyes of Alan Moore staring him down in social media feeds, and dissects how he chooses which comic books to invest in. BONUS: He and The Weasel each give you five reasonable comic book issues to invest in right now.

Aquaman vs Namor. Black Manta's bizarre origin story. Deadman's giant high rise red collar. Shazam's short cape. Martian Manhunter's suspenders. And the Frankenstein Monster. Kurt and fellow DC nerd Dave Jahblahblahblah debate these incredibly important issues.

They also discuss the passing of Gene Wilder, the announcement of Deathstroke in a solo Batman movie, the characters of Justice League Dark, whether the Rock's creative control over a Shazam film is a good thing, the return of Adam West & Burt Ward, and the growing CW TV universe.

Finally, Tom Wilson aka Biff from Back to the Future is up to some interesting things, and the guys break down the meaning of his "I Am Pop Art" video.

In which Kurt and a rookie guest geek host break down the new Star Wars Rogue One trailer with all the important questions you were afraid to ask...

Will we get clues to Rey's heritage?

What original trilogy characters are we hoping to see?

And, is Obi-Wan Kenobi secretly the Batman of Tatooine?

Plus, Lando Calrissian talk- his arc, his mustache, and rumors of a Donald Glover casting.

The Marvel Luke Cage trailer is here, how do we feel about Luke Cage historically and why are we excited about his new Netflix series?

Finally, Disneyland is bringing in the classic Main Street Electrical Parade next spring, and Bobby is here to tell you why Disneyland is cool for adults and why this is awesome. 

Oh, and... baseball chat closes it out.