The Geek Supreme

We would like to thank our wonderful listeners for being with us in this podcast journey. Due to things outside of the podcast realm, we had to make this the last episode of The Geek Supreme. In this final episode, we discuss Spider-Man, The Muppet Movie, Stranger Things and Comic-Con.

Some adult references are in this episode. Regina is back this week, and she's just in time to judge a weird game developed by Darth Taxus. In it, Scott and Jeff had to take the famous Superman and Lois flying scene from Superman (1979) and put in their own, "Can you read my mind" speech. The daughters of Bill and Ted have been cast, and Taxus has questions about their intelligence. Also, there will be reactions to the Swamp Thing cancellation, E3 video games and The Banana Splits horror movie.

After a hiatus, we have some catching up to do. That means new trailers and a lot of them, including The Dark Crystal prequel series, Terminator Dark Fate, Toy Story 4, Rambo Last Blood and Spider-Man Far From Home. Plus, Stranger This is coming back and it's bringing New Coke with it. Will anyone drink it? All this, plus there's another Honey, I Shrunk the Kid movie is in the works. Jenn Murray guests hosts for Regina this week.

Flight delays and lost luggage kept us from recording this week. So, in honor of the upcoming premiere of the Disney Plus Streamcast, here is our November 2018 show about Disney Plus. FYI - Some adult themes are in this episode.

FYI - Some adult themes are discussed in this episode. After a break, we're back with plenty to talk about (even if it is old news). First, we'll check in on everyone's Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Avengers Endgame. We'll also take time to remember the greatness of the original Chewbacca - Peter Mayhew. We'll stick with the Star Wars theme and share thoughts on the trailer and the title reveal of Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker and discuss recent Disney Plus announcements. Finally, we'll discuss Endgame (including spoilers) and listen as Jeff makes Darth Taxus uncomfortable as revenge for texting a spoiler before he saw the movie. Actually, we were all uncomfortable, but it's still Taxus' fault. All this, plus random references to Max Headroom, Napoleon Dynamite and bad Spanish. ​As of this episode, The Geek Supreme will post new episodes every other Tuesday.

Well, just like Infinity War, things don't always turn out the way you expect. We planned to record this week, but Regina had to work late and one of Taxus' Vader Tots got the flu. However, we see this as a way to give listeners more time to see Endgame (looking at the box office numbers, we figure many of you saw it already) and we can have a spoiler-discussion next Tuesday. So, today, let's look back on our Infinity War reactions and what we thought might happen next. Did anyone make a good prediction? Probably not, but let's check.

The Geek Supreme returns with a new episode on April 30th. This is a repeat of one of our most memorable episodes from May 2018. It was our immersive roleplay game in which the geeks were playing for listeners. Listen as they fight their way through a dungeon while talking about the topics of the day.

This week's episode is all about reactions, predictions and throwdowns. Last week, there was a three-way tie for Geek Supreme, and that means each geek enters today's show with a special power. They will use these powers against one another in hopes of being the last geek standing. Along the way, there will be Shazam reactions (spoiler-free), silly superhero catchphrases, ridiculous scenes from upcoming movies, Joker thoughts and more! Plus, you'll hear Rotten Tomatoes predictions for Hellboy and Avengers Endgame.

It was a slow news week! So, instead of making up fake news, we just filled today's episode with games and challenges. Today's show includes geek list challenges, predicting geeky behavior, remembering Star Wars dialogue and roleplay scenarios. If that wasn't enough, today's final score tally presents us with something that has NEVER happened before! Game on!

Next summer, we get to hang out with time travelers Bill & Ted, but not before we go back to 1980s Hawkins for a third time! In his 88 years, William Shatner looks like he's time traveled to a younger age, and we know Captain Kirk has experienced a sling-shot around the sun. So, today we'll react to the Stranger Things Season 3 trailer and the announcement to Bill & Ted 3. Darth Taxus will challenge the geeks with a "strange 80s things" game and a time travel-themed "would you rather" challenge. We'll discuss some of the best Captain Kirk moments as well. Finally, with all of the Batman casting rumors floating around, Taxus asks the geeks to read Batman lines as different celebrities. How good are the impersonations? You be the bat-judge!