Therefore I Geek

In which our steadfast hosts tackle the latest DCEU film, Justice League. Both men find themselves surprised at how much they enjoyed the film and how much this didn't at all match the critical response. Time will tell for Justice League, time will tell.

In which your hosts discuss the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Ragnarok. The general consensus is that this is by far the best of the Thor films and that it's worth a viewing, so get off your butt and see it!

In which Andrew and Dude catch up on a slow news week. Thor is already tearing up the international box office and Dude predicts a $110-120 million opening next weekend. The pair also talk about the New Mutants trailer and how Fox is doing good work in expanding super heroes into other genres.

In which Dude and Andrew catch up on a bit of news and a few trailers that have recently dropped. We also get a great reminder that one should never ask Dude to do something unless they are 100% clear on how he'll take it. Still makes for a great story.

Becky, Tracy and Donelle reunite in order to discuss Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, the new bio pic focused on the lives of Wonder Woman creator William Marston, his wife Elizabeth and Olive Byrne. The trio dive into the truth behind the scenes and what those original Wonder Woman comics were really like

In part two of our discussion on the history of Star Trek, Andrew and Dude delve into the beginnings of The Next Generation, the final original cast films, the follow-on shows of Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise and finish with their first impressions of the brand new Star Trek: Discovery.

The first of a two part series in which Dude and Andrew discuss the history behind Star Trek. How is it possible that a show that was cancelled after only 3 seasons managed to spawn one of the biggest franchises in all of television and film? In this part, our hosts explore the original series and films up to the announcement of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

In which Dude and Andrew discuss JJ Abrams taking over Episode IX, Futurama coming back as a podcast, the deaths of Harry Dean Stanton and Len Wein, the continuing saga of IT, The Orville and the return of Jean Grey.

In which Dude and Andrew discuss Disney's plans for a streaming service, the change of directors on Star Wars Episode IX and the horror film juggernaut, IT.

In which Andrew and Dude tackle angry comic shop owners, Nintendo losing a lawsuit, an all female Lord of the Flies and the 40th Anniversary of Close Encounters of the Third Kind