The Geek Down

Armed robbers used the game Pokémon Go to lure victims to an isolated trap in Missouri. The suspects used app’s geolocation feature to target ‘unwitting victims’ and rob them at gunpoint, because some mother f***ers just can't let people have a good time. Adam, Amy, JM, and Pat go in

We learn that Overwatch is about more than just butt-flavored controversy, learn that Nice Guys don't necessarily finish last, but they sure as f*** can get naughty, and we're cancelling the Apocalypse! ...Yeah, I said it. Come at me, Professor!

Pokémon Go is a free-to-play location-based augmented reality mobile that's reminded the world that Nintendo is still alive somewhere. While the initial release swept most of the world news and caused an epidemic, the gloss starts to fade and we give a realistic review of what the first taste has brought us. We talk some mess about our impressions and Amy and JM (actively playing the game) lay it out for Adam and Pat (behind the times by NOT playing the game)

Pat schools Derrick on some obscure Hanna-Barbera is a sad moment of power-geekdom

Voice of Judy Jetson and other Hanna-Barbera classics, voice actress Janet Waldo loses the battle with cancer. Derrick and Pat say goodbye to an early childhood crush

Pat's personally wounded, Derrick's apologetic, James and Jonny are skeptical, and Adam couldn't give LESS of a f--... of a good gosh darn. We go in-depth on the dizzying highs, the terrifying lows, and the creamy middles of Brian Singer's latest crime against good cinema, "X-Men: Apocalypse."

This years CTCon was less than favorable. And by "less than" we mean "WTF??!" ConnectiCon is an annual massively multi-genre convention dedicated to "a celebration of pop culture - everything from anime, to science fiction, comic books and card games. Amy gives us the full impressions

Tarzan gets some hardcore revenge, Pokemon GO gets people hurt/killed, and ConnectiCon goers get the shaft. Seriously, you might think the world's coming to an end, except it's just so damned funny!

Impressions on Cornerstone - Song of Tyrim, the action role-playing, puzzle solving, and crafting-centered open-world fantasy epic. The game still manages to have its own unique aspects and it feels well designed. More aptly it's a great way to introduce new generations of gamers to the classic platformer style rather than bring old-school gamers down memory lane. Derrick got a first taste of this pirate/barbarian story hybrid and gives an almost appropriate review - citing the words of his son to the effect of "Dad, can I shoot him in the face yet?"

Spoiler: OMG-OMG-OMG!!! We give our deepest insights on what Captain America Civil War did right, and what it did BETTER than right, along with a 1-1 comparison with certain elements of the Civil War graphic novel and how the discrepancies will affect a viewers experience. We all go in on this one, and hard!