Yes, we tend to do this every single year: lay out a game plan for what the show will look like and then fail miserably. That's what happens when your hosts are employed full-time, have families, and don't feel like they're ever breathing at the end of the day.BUT... we really are trying. Dave is doing some video pro... more
Previously, we reviewed the first two episodes of Marvel's X-Men '97, the highly anticipated revival of the classic animated series. Now, we’re back to cover the entire season, discussing the new challenges our favorite mutant heroes face. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the series, this episode is packed with... more
We take a nostalgic trip down memory lane to revisit the pop culture that defined our childhoods in the 1990s. Join us as we reminisce about the iconic TV shows and movies that shaped our tastes, from Nickelodeon classics to Disney favorites. We reflect on what it was like to grow up in the 90s, the influence of these ... more
We dive deep into the much-anticipated premiere of Marvel Animation's X-Men '97. We explore the legacy of the original animated series and how this new installment aims to revive the classic with a fresh perspective. We discuss the impact of the original X-Men series on pop culture, its enduring influence, and what fan... more
We watched DUNE: PART TWO, so we have to talk about it! Also, we've decided to take an unedited approach to the show. If you like it, let us know. If you hate it, let us know!What we're geeking this weekPlayStation PortalFinal Fantasy VII: Crisis CoreDelicious in Dungeon (Netflix)AI-Generated ... more
The end of Marvel Studio's Loki has come and we have opinions. We also touch on The Marvels and the What If...? Season 2 trailer. Much like the Loki series finale, we're jumping all over the place, but we get there in the end!What we're geekingInvincible S2 (Amazon Prime)Wendigoon (YouTube)Rating Marv... more
This episode contains spoilers for Loki Season One and the first three episodes of Loki Season Two.When we last left Loki Laufeyson, Thor's adopted brother and regular villain of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he had caused a bit of a problem in The Sacred Timeline. Especially when one of his variants, named Sylvie... more
Marvel's Loki has returned to the small screen for season two, but we decided to go back in time ourselves to remember what season one had going on. We also touch on Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania (what a title).After this, we'll be headed back to the future for season two's mischief!What We're GeekingGen... more
We've been gone for three years. Longer if you think about the time that Dave was solo - we don't talk about that. But... we're back and we actually have a plan of attack! But first, we figured it would be best to catch up, let you know what we've been up to, and what we've been geeking out about.Dang it's good to ... more
It's time to make that episode. The one where we lay the show to rest. It's not the final goodbye, just because we really want both Dave and David to say goodbye together. In this episode, Dave gives shares why Geek This! had to end and what could be on the horizon.
It's the first official episode of To The Movie & Back! We review the new Marvel Studios Special Presentation, Werewolf By Night, which was directed by Michael Giacchino. We also touch on his amazing career as a composer and touch on two other shorts he made, Monster Challenge and Short Trek: Ephraim and Dot. (Ephraim ... more
It's time to make that episode. The one where we lay the show to rest. It's not the final goodbye, just because we really want both Dave and David to say goodbye together. In this episode, Dave gives shares why Geek This! had to end and what could be on the horizon.
It's been a week since I got my Xbox Series S and I thought I'd talk about it. This one's rambly, like always, but in the near future I'm hoping to have some friends - new and old - join me in a discussion about all three of the new generation of consoles!
David Hunt and I are having discussions on bringing the podcast back! I decided to sit down behind the microphone by myself to share my thoughts, give a glimpse of what may be coming and why it matters. I've also asked for your input as a listener, so please let me know by getting in touch via the contact form or socia... more
A lot of us are stuck at home right now and it might be rough for you. For me, there's not a lot of difference in my day-to-day, but the current situation can take its toll, for sure, no matter who you are. That said, I thought I'd hop on the mic and talk about video games. Oddly enough, I may be playing less than I ha... more
I had some things on my mind that I felt the need to share regarding the way we, as pop culture fans, handle changes to franchises and characters we love. I hope you enjoy this impromptu rant. I'd love to know what you think, too! Let me know on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrdaveclementsThanks for listening.
Two companies stand at the forefront of comics book publishing. While this is common knowledge, a good majority of readers may not have experienced the seminal issues that laid so much of the groundwork for what would come in the 80+ years that were to follow.This time on The Cape Gauntlet we'll be going back to the ... more
As we enter the Christmas season, it was only fitting to review some of my favorite heist movies. It is the biggest time of year for consumerism, so why not celebrate like this!? For my first installment of Heistmas, I'm talking about Ocean's Eleven, which will always hold a special place in my thief-movie-loving heart... more
With the recent release of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie on Netflix, I decided it was time to share my impression of Breaking Bad as whole, with a brief overview of the show, touching on Better Call Saul, and a short piece on El Camino itself.
Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster brought the superhero comic into the mainstream when they debuted Superman's story in 1938 with Action Comics #1. In fact, they launched what would become the Golden Age of superhero comics, but what does that mean exactly?
Golden. Silver. Bronze. Modern.All of these are eras in comic book history that had their own stories to tell and over the course of the last 80 years, there have been hundreds of thousands of issues published between the main two publishing companies - Marvel Comics and DC Comics - alone. They have pushed what we kn... more
It only took $72 billion dollars to bring the X-Men and Fantastic Four rights to Disney. So what’s next and what could the impact be on Disney’s new intellectual properties?At the end of 2017, a battle began for the acquisition of rights to many of 21st Century Fox’s assets. The ones we’re immediately interested in h... more
Season 6 of GEEK THIS! officially starts, comic writer Tom Taylor shuts down some Captain Marvel haters, and I share my newest ideology about geek culture.Episode LinksTom Taylor’s Twitter ThreadBandrew Says – Episode 159As I return from the hiatus from what I now consider “Season 5” of the podcast, I’ve take... more