The Geek Down

Friend of the show Dale Stones returns to discuss his role in the Old School Game Show 's latest, the "Cardiovascular Spectacular." To anyone unfamiliar, OSGS is a live interactive theater experience done with all the pageantry and analog style of a 1970's television game show. The show combines elements of pub trivia, variety specials, and comedy sketches. The Cardiovascular Spectacular is the OSGS' aerobics workout special and you can bet your baby-oiled abs that it's Crystal Light Championship approved! Check your heart rate because the Cubic Zirconia Dancers are back with Terrortits along with Honey Pie and Jolie LaVie of The Lipstick Criminals! With the taut and toned grooves of the Swinging OSGS House band and special guest singer Nicole Marie Coogan, you'll be sweatin' to the beat in no time!

Friend of the show Dale Stones returns to discuss his role in the Old School Game Show 's latest, the "Cardiovascular Spectacular." To anyone unfamiliar, OSGS is a live interactive theater experience done with all the pageantry and analog style of a 1970's television game show. The show combines elements of pub trivia, variety specials, and comedy sketches. The Cardiovascular Spectacular is the OSGS' aerobics workout special and you can bet your baby-oiled abs that it's Crystal Light Championship approved! Check your heart rate because the Cubic Zirconia Dancers are back with Terrortits along with Honey Pie and Jolie LaVie of The Lipstick Criminals! With the taut and toned grooves of the Swinging OSGS House band and special guest singer Nicole Marie Coogan, you'll be sweatin' to the beat in no time!

Wizard World Inc. filed suit against former Chief Marketing Officer Steve Shamus. The lawsuit alleges that Shamus, in his role for the company, diverted autographed products from talent he contracted to appear at the company’s shows and sold them, accruing over $1 million in misappropriated assets. Supposedly Shamus used outlets owned by members of his extended family to move the goods. In a 2-week span: the company’s stock dropped 18%, Shamus presented a (possibly forged) from his brother Gareb (the former Wizard CEO) demanding back-pay, a third Shamus brother, Kenny Shamus, resigned from the board of directors, Steve diverted contact to his attorney and (allegedly) attempted to delete all of his company emails. Wizard, which lost $4.3 million last year and is cutting back shows, is suing to recover “all compensation, salary, commissions, and bonuses paid to Shamus."

Wizard World Inc. filed suit against former Chief Marketing Officer Steve Shamus. The lawsuit alleges that Shamus, in his role for the company, diverted autographed products from talent he contracted to appear at the company’s shows and sold them, accruing over $1 million in misappropriated assets. Supposedly Shamus used outlets owned by members of his extended family to move the goods. In a 2-week span: the company’s stock dropped 18%, Shamus presented a (possibly forged) from his brother Gareb (the former Wizard CEO) demanding back-pay, a third Shamus brother, Kenny Shamus, resigned from the board of directors, Steve diverted contact to his attorney and (allegedly) attempted to delete all of his company emails. Wizard, which lost $4.3 million last year and is cutting back shows, is suing to recover “all compensation, salary, commissions, and bonuses paid to Shamus."

Wizard World Inc. filed suit against former Chief Marketing Officer Steve Shamus. The lawsuit alleges that Shamus, in his role for the company, diverted autographed products from talent he contracted to appear at the company’s shows and sold them, accruing over $1 million in misappropriated assets. Supposedly Shamus used outlets owned by members of his extended family to move the goods. In a 2-week span: the company’s stock dropped 18%, Shamus presented a (possibly forged) from his brother Gareb (the former Wizard CEO) demanding back-pay, a third Shamus brother, Kenny Shamus, resigned from the board of directors, Steve diverted contact to his attorney and (allegedly) attempted to delete all of his company emails. Wizard, which lost $4.3 million last year and is cutting back shows, is suing to recover “all compensation, salary, commissions, and bonuses paid to Shamus."

Star Trek drops the trump card on Trump. Possibly overstepping bounds, possibly violating a directive, but ultimately showing where the Federation stands. ‘Birth of a Nation’ progresses while it’s director sets us back as a people. We talk about the original film as well, and the BS it's triggered over time. And on top of it all, Luke Cage breaks the internet with inspirational speeches and some Cafe Bustelo. Sidenote: Official "Geek Down" hoodies for sale real soon ;-) Adam Willis couldn't make this one, but Mike Lewis tagged in to backup Pat, Jonny, and JM

Star Trek drops the trump card on Trump. Possibly overstepping bounds, possibly violating a directive, but ultimately showing where the Federation stands. ‘Birth of a Nation’ progresses while it’s director sets us back as a people. We talk about the original film as well, and the BS it's triggered over time. And on top of it all, Luke Cage breaks the internet with inspirational speeches and some Cafe Bustelo. Sidenote: Official "Geek Down" hoodies for sale real soon ;-) Adam Willis couldn't make this one, but Mike Lewis tagged in to backup Pat, Jonny, and JM

Star Trek drops the trump card on Trump. Possibly overstepping bounds, possibly violating a directive, but ultimately showing where the Federation stands. ‘Birth of a Nation’ progresses while it’s director sets us back as a people. We talk about the original film as well, and the BS it's triggered over time. And on top of it all, Luke Cage breaks the internet with inspirational speeches and some Cafe Bustelo. Sidenote: Official "Geek Down" hoodies for sale real soon ;-) Adam Willis couldn't make this one, but Mike Lewis tagged in to backup Pat, Jonny, and JM

In a recent interview with the Washington Post, while out promoting Hacksaw Ridge, Gibson criticized other Hollywood films for the way they present what was described as “violence without conscience”. While calling out Marvel’s films in particular, Gibson went on with remarks aimed toward the climactic battles of many comic book films, which often show widespread destruction and, presumably, the loss of countless lives, all as part of a thrilling action sequence. Acknowledging the violence in his own catalog (namely Braveheart, Payback, Lethal Weapon, Apocalypto, The Expendables, Passion of the Christ, and the latest Hacksaw Ridge), Gibson's main point is the characters don't answer for the destruction.

In a recent interview with the Washington Post, while out promoting Hacksaw Ridge, Gibson criticized other Hollywood films for the way they present what was described as “violence without conscience”. While calling out Marvel’s films in particular, Gibson went on with remarks aimed toward the climactic battles of many comic book films, which often show widespread destruction and, presumably, the loss of countless lives, all as part of a thrilling action sequence. Acknowledging the violence in his own catalog (namely Braveheart, Payback, Lethal Weapon, Apocalypto, The Expendables, Passion of the Christ, and the latest Hacksaw Ridge), Gibson's main point is the characters don't answer for the destruction.