Podcasts about geek by night

With Underdog Comics destroyed, everyone tries to figure out what comes next. Please support Geek By Night on Patreon! Looking for Geek By Night merch? EXECUTIVE PRODUCERSScott Carelli, Nick Jimenez, Cass Fredrickson, & Chelsi Kern ASSOCIATE PRODUCERSMatt Bennett & Mark … Continue reading →

An announcement about the upcoming third and final season of Geek By Night. Support us on Patreon to hear the season premiere RIGHT NOW.

Geek Corps Division EP26 - Geek By NightINTRO:NEWS/TRAILER: 00:00:00 - 00:06:45 James Gunn : 00:07:27 - 00:17:47 GOTG Holiday Special : 00:17:47 - 00:27:14 Quantummania : 00:27:14 - 00:32:39 The Peripheral : Chloe Grace Moretz : 00:32:39 - 00:38:24 ————————————————————————————— REVIEW: SEASONS FINALES She-Hulk : 00:38:24 - 00:51:00 Werewolf by Night : 00:52:52 - : 01:00:30 Rings of Power : 01:00:46 - 1:09:00 —————————————————————————————…..QUESTION: Voice actors not being recognized for their worth : 01:09:45 - 01:37:00 ————————————————————————————— SPOILERS REVIEW : Black Adam : 01:37:06 - 02:24:09 —————————————————————————————-----------------------------------------------------------Le Geek Corps Division Podcast - animé Condy West, Juppaman et MC Doom.Graphique : Condy WestMusique : Kenny ThomasNous parlons de comics, de l'industrie du films, d'animé et tout ce qui relate à l'univers geek. Incluant des reviews et des critiques de ceux-ci.Vous pouvez nous suivre sur Instagram : @geekcorpsdivisionLaissez-nous vos commentaires, vos opinions------------———————————————— Vous pouvez écouter ou visionner le podcast dans les plateformes suivantesYOUTUBE : SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/0UsHeMyhB9h6RfWfez3L0i?si=b3-HnPP7Qvq2hlqBOBAzXwITUNEShttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/geek-corps-division-podcast/id1550612688Vous pouvez aller voir avec notre LinkTree : https://linktr.ee/geekcorpsdivision

We begin our journey with Zack Snyder’s Justice League by discussing the buzz surrounding the movie, as well as trailers prior to the films released. Guest Commentators: Scott Carelli – Geek By Night, Dueling Genre Jonfen Parker – BatMinute, Sleepy … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), and co-executive producer/director/actor Chelsi Kern (“Gwen” to discuss episode 36: “The Long Con”. Please support Geek … Continue reading →

The Underdogs investigate Swift Nostalgia’s version of The Game; Simon has a long-overdue conversation with David; Billy presents an ultimatum. Please support Geek By Night on Patreon! Looking for Geek By Night merch? EXECUTIVE PRODUCERSScott Carelli, Nick Jimenez, & Cassandra … Continue reading →

Scott Carelli returns to talk about Dueling Genre Production's Geek By Night.Katie has a question.

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), co-executive producer/director/actor Ray Ruzzo (“Gwen”), and actor Billy McCartney (“Leo Dobbs”) to discuss episode 35: “Comic … Continue reading →

The Underdogs, the Swift sisters, and the Overachievers all converge on McKinney City Comic Con as Billy, Nathan, and David all prepare for a panel that will reveal their project to the world. Please support Geek By Night on Patreon! … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/director Cassandra Fredrickson, actor Rachel Gatlin (“Charlotte”), and actor Brian Brown (“Nathan”) to discuss episode 34: “The Blind Spot”. Please … Continue reading →

Charlie meets with Nathan Gershwin to learn more about William’s plan and gets more than she bargained for; Lorelei discovers a weakness in supermax security and plans an escape with the Overachievers. Please support Geek By Night on Patreon! Looking … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor/director Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), actor/composer Scott Tofte (“Max”), and actor Naomi Wong (“Lorelei”) to discuss episode 33: “Super Max”. Please … Continue reading →

Lorelei adapts to life in prison, Max attempts to turn over a new leaf (whether McKinney City likes it or not), and Charlie makes Victor an offer. Please support Geek By Night on Patreon! Looking for Geek By Night merch? … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), co-executive producer//director/actor Ray Ruzzo (“Gwen”), and actor Morgan Spencer (“Mindy”) to discuss episode 32: “Genius Boy”. … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer/actor Nick Jimenez (“Billy”), and co-executive producer/casting director/actor/director Chelsi Kern (“Gretchen”) to discuss episode 31: “The New Normal”. Please support … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer/director Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer Nick Jimenez, and executive producer/co-writer Cassandra Fredrickson to discuss episode 30: “Holiday Special”. Please support Geek By Night on … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer/director Scott Carelli, executive producer/co-writer Nick Jimenez, and casting director/actress Chelsi Kern (Gretchen to discuss episode 29: “A Matter of Time”

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer and co-writer/director Scott Carelli, executive producer/actor Nick Jimenez (Billy), actress Rachel Gatlin (Charlie), actress Naomi Wong (Lorelei), and actor Andrew Ball (Simon) to discuss the … Continue reading →

Beyond Geek By Night host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer Scott Carelli, actor/director Ray Ruzzo (Gwen), actress Morgan Spencer (Mindy), actor Matt Maassel (Elliot), and actress Natalie Van Sistine (Madison Powers) to discuss the sixth … Continue reading →

Rachel from the Geek By Night and the TMNT Minute podcasts joins us just in time to watch the Gilmore girls reuninted, a dragon wish get wasted, and Gilmore Girls finally deciding a secret love child is the best twist they've got. Rachel Gatlin's twitter: https://twitter.com/pixelilly_ TMNT Minute (Rachel talking about Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles, one minute at a time) – http://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/movies-by-minute/tmnt-minute/ Geek by Night (An original superhero audio drama with Rachel)- http://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/geekbynight/

Rachel from the Geek By Night and the TMNT Minute podcasts joins us just in time to watch the Gilmore girls reuninted, a dragon wish get wasted, and Gilmore Girls finally deciding a secret love child is the best twist they've got. Rachel Gatlin's twitter: https://twitter.com/pixelilly_ TMNT Minute (Rachel talking about Teenaged Mutant Ninja Turtles, one minute at a time) – http://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/movies-by-minute/tmnt-minute/ Geek by Night (An original superhero audio drama with Rachel)- http://www.duelinggenre.com/category/podcasts/geekbynight/

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer, and co-writer Scott Carelli, executive producer, co-writer, and director Cassandra Fredrickson, actress/casting director Chelsi Kern (Gretchen West), actor/announcer Brian Brown (Nathan Gershwin), and actor Nicholas … Continue reading →

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer Scott Carelli, actor Chris O’Connor (Jeff Gibson), actor/composer Scott Tofte (Max Carmichael), and actor Mark Allen Jr. (The Ire) to discuss fandoms and the fourth … Continue reading →

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer Scott Carelli, executive producer and actor Nick Jimenez (Billy), executive producer, writer, and director Cassandra Fredrickson, actor Zach Luna (Joel Vickers), and actress Kristin Miller … Continue reading →

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/co-executive producer Scott Carelli (“Status Quo” co-writer), co-executive producer and actor Nick Jimenez (“Status Quo” co-writer/director; Billy), actress Naomi Wong (Lorelei Swift), and actor Jay Malone (Victor … Continue reading →

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/co-executive producer Scott Carelli (“Reboot” co-writer/director) and actors Ray Ruzzo (Gwen), Andrew Ball (Simon), and Paul Maki (Cosmo) to discuss the history of the show and the … Continue reading →

A special announcement about the future of Geek By Night.

Rachel of TMNT Minute and Geek By Night joins again for some delicious Gilmore Family Drama, a robot with more emotional intelligence than all the Z fighters combined, and we try to figure out mock turtle soup.

Rachel of TMNT Minute and Geek By Night joins again for some delicious Gilmore Family Drama, a robot with more emotional intelligence than all the Z fighters combined, and we try to figure out mock turtle soup.

Scott Carelli from Cornetto Minute, Spider-Man Minute and Geek By Night dropped by to talk about screaming and the naked guy and a grown man named Digger. Twitter: @cornettominute | @GeekByNight | @ScottCarelli | Facebook: Cornetto Minute | Geek By Night | Websites: cornettominute.com | geekbynight.net

Scott Carelli from Cornetto Minute, Spider-Man Minute and Geek By Night dropped by to talk about screaming and the naked guy and a grown man named Digger. Twitter: @cornettominute | @GeekByNight | @ScottCarelli | Facebook: Cornetto Minute | Geek By Night | Websites: cornettominute.com | geekbynight.net

The Androids have invaded Earth and they're super confused why people know they're robots--despite obviously being a robot. Meanwhile, Sherry isn't a robot, but she still doesn't make any sense. Also Rachel Gatlin is back and she hates baby showers. More Rachel Gatlin: TMNT Minute | Geek By Night

The Androids have invaded Earth and they're super confused why people know they're robots--despite obviously being a robot. Meanwhile, Sherry isn't a robot, but she still doesn't make any sense. Also Rachel Gatlin is back and she hates baby showers. More Rachel Gatlin: TMNT Minute | Geek By Night

Harry goes to a book signing! Special Guest: Nick Jimenez from The Cornetto Minute! and Geek By Night! You can find us at duelinggenre.com or harrypotterminute.com Email us at contact@hpminute.com Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Or join our Facebook Group: Harry Potter Minute and the Listener’s Army If you’d like … Continue reading →

Part 2 of today's Showcase brings you Geek By Night: an ongoing original production. Geek By Night is nominated for multiple awards, including Best New Original, Long Form, Large Cast, Ongoing Production. This production is rated PG-13. – The Audio Verse Awards Team Subscribe to our Nominee Showcase Podcast! Via RSS: Link Via iTunes: Link Via Google Play: Link

This is minute #36 of Ghostbusters. Enjoy! Ghostbusters Minute is a fan podcast that analyzes the 1984 film Ghostbusters minute by minute. Today we are joined by Scott and Nick of DualingGenre.com, and the podcasts Back to the Future Minute as well as Geek By Night. It's an awesome show and we think you are gonna like it! Ectoplasm by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: audionautix.com/ www.GhostbustersMinute.com www.Facebook.com/ghostbustersminute @ghostbustersminute www.Twitter.com/gbminute www.Patreon.com/GBMinute

Marty explores the hellscape of a Biff-ified Hill Valley Courthouse Square. GUEST: Chris O’Connor of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Marty escapes a drive-by shooting then makes his way downtown to find a giant casino and hotel owned by Biff Tannen. GUEST: Chris O’Connor of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Marty checks the date on a newspaper belonging to a gun-toting Principal Strickland. GUEST: Chris O’Connor of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Marty is chased from his home and into the remnants of the Hill Valley he used to know. GUEST: Chris O’Connor of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Marty enters his house through a window to find a stranger occupying his room. GUEST: Chris O’Connor of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

.Doc and Marty leave an unconscious Jennifer on the front porch of her house and then head for Lyon Estates. GUEST: Scott Tofte of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Doc shares his regrets with Marty before they leave the future and return to 1985. GUEST: Scott Tofte of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Jennifer passes out and Biff returns the DeLorean in a cold sweat. GUEST: Scott Tofte of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Freshly unemployed, Marty Sr. collapses into his chair and plays his guitar. GUEST: Scott Tofte of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

Marty Sr is goaded into accepting Needles’ offer and then gets caught by “the Jits”. GUEST: Scott Tofte of Geek By Night! Email: contact@backtothefutureminute.com Special Thanks to Patreon Associate Producer: David Jeffreys

As Back to the Future Minute begins to wrap up for its hiatus beginning in March, Scott and Nick introduce a special preview of their original podcast series GEEK BY NIGHT for BTTF Minute listeners. If you like what you hear (and we … Continue reading →

Marty begins to disappear from the photograph as he joins Marvin Berry and the Starlighters on stage to play “Earth Angel”. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

George punches Biff unconscious and then walks Lorraine into the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

George tries to save Lorraine by standing up to Biff, but Biff doesn’t take no for an answer. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

Marty is trapped in the trunk of a car owned by the Starlighters, while George begins to enact his part of the plan. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

Biff interrupts Marty and Lorraine’s awkward moment to discuss damages and remedies. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

Doc is gunned down by Libyan Nationalists and Marty fears he may be next. Guest: Chris O’Connor from Geek By Night and Shredded Serial

Doc is about to leave when they find him. He doesn’t know how, but they find him. Guest: Chris O’Connor from Geek By Night and Shredded Serial

After filling up the time machine with plutonium, Doc tells Marty that he’s going to visit the future. Guest: Chris O’Connor from Geek By Night and Shredded Serial

Marty has some questions about how the Delorean works, but he isn’t overly fond of Doc’s answers. Guest: Chris O’Connor from Geek By Night and Shredded Serial

Doc recounts the day in 1955 when he fell off a toilet and invented time travel. Guest: Chris O’Connor from Geek By Night and Shredded Serial

Scott Carelli returns to talk comics, get political and answer listener mail. 00:01:57 - We discuss the idea of smoking in bars, and those who would prefer shipping smokers off to a leper colony, and then setting the colony on fire. 00:14:29 - Common sense does not prevail, causing John to lose a friend in the Geek Community. Scott relates to the situation with a story about the polarizing power of writer, J. Michael Straczynski. 00:19:34 - Can you recognize something as bad and still like it, or vice versa? When does that become too personal? 00:31:25 - John makes a joking reference to Gore Verbinski's American remake of The Ring. This results in discussion about the works of Ehren Kruger and the development of Scream 4. 00:34:32 - We cover the good, the bad and the ugly that is three seasons of AMC's, Breaking Bad. We also show some love for Rian Johnson. 00:45:28 - Catching up on listener mail, our good friend Marshal talks the Ginger Snaps trilogy, Slither and The Descent. 00:55:43 - Longtime fan Brian sends in his first letter, discussing The Dark Knight's snub from the Oscars, as well as some less than glowing opinions on the works of Joss Whedon. We share our favorite seasons and episodes of Angel, and talk about Joss making The Avengers. 01:11:57 - Hayden asks about John's potential participation in the returning audio series, Geek By Night. Consulting the magic 8-ball, (SPOILER ALERT!) "Don't count on it". 01:15:53 - Jason closes out the emails and the show by thanking us for previously mentioning Spaced on Hulu. The following artists can be heard in this episode: David Klein & Scott Schiaffo, The Dandy Warhols, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Solomon Burke & The Blind Boys Of Alabama, BoDeans, The House Of Love, Stockton, The Submarines, SoHo, TV On The Radio, Portishead, Star Ghost Dog, She Wants Revenge, Lush, Heavens, Say Hi To Your Mom, David Bowie and Faithless.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Geek By Night, but were afraid to ask. Scott Carelli (that's right) returns to the show. In this, the first sign of the coming apocalypse, Scott shares the ins and outs of his beloved audio series, why it was forced to be put down like a sick dog (it had rabies) and what this means for the future. There's even some comics and television talk thrown in, so as not to make this totally about us. 00:02:53 - John tells the epic tale of Will Ritchie: The Quest For Peace. Thankfully, there's no Nuclear Man in this particular story. 00:06:31 - John talks about the Valentine's Day episode of Couch Surfing you will never hear.   00:09:36 - You may not believe it at first, but if ever you're in need of a reality check, your true friends are there for you.   00:14:01 - Scott sets the record straight on why Geek By Night was canceled. 00:17:26 - John and Scott discuss when good fandoms go bad. 00:21:02 - John weighs in on the recasting of Elliot Markowitz. Sort of. 00:27:07 - When does enough become enough for the masses? To answer that question, Heroes is briefly discussed. 00:32:12 - Scott reevaluates his priorities in life. Comics and TV are discussed. 00:38:06 - John and Scott share their creative writing process in regards to Geek By Night. 00:47:03 - However big or small your circle of friends may be, put all of them in your phone's address book. Just in case. 00:53:07 - John and Scott talk about the pros and cons to writing in personal experiences. 01:00:05 - It's better to appreciate what you have, than to complain about what you don't. This nugget of wisdom leads in to a discussion about the early conceptions for season 2 onward of Geek By Night. 01:04:04 - In the tradition of Marvel Comics, Geek By Night gets its own "What if..." treatment. 01:07:22 - Faye T. Westlake: Geek By Night's mystery girl.   01:11:44 - Brainstorming vs actual writing.   01:13:49 - John closes out the show by finding the silver lining in a dark cloud. In other words, he's a walking cliche. Again. The following artists can be heard in this episode: Billy West, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart, Jets Overhead, Imogen Heap, Kelly Clarkson, Jay-Z & The Verve, Shriekback, Frightened Rabbit, Moby, Velvet Underground, Coldplay, Tortoise, Public Image Limited and M83.  

After a five month hiatus, Couch Surfing returns to the Sofa Dogs podcast! Nick Jimenez joins the celebration for a jam packed episode, filled with over two hours of content.00:07:00 - Nick recommends The Goods as at least a solid rental comedy, but he loved Funny People to bits.00:20:35 - John sings the praises of the short-lived series, The Middleman.00:22:34 - There's also warm nostalgia for Parker Lewis Can't Lose.00:29:48 - John enjoyed The Guild's music video, "Do You Wanna Date My Avatar?", NIck, not so much.00:32:48 - Hot Tub Time Machine sounds like a potentially wacky love letter to the 80s'. We are so there. This leads into a discussion of the Internet Movie Database and the Top Ten Films of The Decade.00:45:02 - Catching up on ancient emails, Hayden has a theory about Geek By Night. John and Nick try their best to clarify some things.00:53:03 - Nick advises towards patience on the internet, while lamenting how podcasting can sometimes feel like work.01:12:32 - Marshal has finished the Dead Like Me franchise and loved it, but did not care for the film.01:19:32 - John is still occasionally giving Alias a chance, having watched a handful of episodes from season 3. It didn't go over well but the episode, "Conscious" was amazing.NOTE: Feel free to stop the podcast here, as there's much internet drama ahead. It's understandable to tune out at this point.01:23:42 - The last email of the episode first requires some back story, concerning Geekshow.us and the death of John Hughes.01:27:14 - Kristen Stewart or Kat Dennings? Do you care?01:38:59 - It's apparently not common knowledge that Drag Me To Hell made a nice chunk of change. Some are even in denial about such news.01:47:54 - John weighs the pros and cons of big, sensational summer blockbusters, like Transformers 2.01:57:40 - John has hate mail. Confusion sets in as he tries to understand the minds of those who write such bile.02:09:02 - Nick closes things out with some positive recommendations of his favorite podcasts.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Telefon Tel Aviv & Danny DeVito, Metric, Staind, Taxi Doll, Flo Rida & Katy Perry, Eminem, The Submarines, The Martinis, MC Lars, Joe Strummer, Stars, 12 Rounds, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Glasvegas, Beck, Charles Ives, Groove Armada, Owen Pallett, Peace Orchestra, Gary Chang, Young MC, Army Navy, Hugh Harris, Tears For Fears, INXS, Radiohead, Phil Collins, Splashdown, Beirut and Dianogah.

Just in time for his 17th Birthday, Will Ritchie from Geekeasy makes an appearance on the show. Could this be considered some manly rite of passage? Probably not, but you decide.00:02:50 - Will's been watching and loving Dead Like Me. This brings up lamentation of Bryan Fuller's recent experiences with the TV Gods.00:07:23 - How I Met Your Mother has become Will's new drug of choice. The nature and history of sitcoms and reality shows are discussed.00:15:28 - John likes making new friends through pop culture references. This leads into curiosity about Nathan Fillion's work. Will suggests that Joss Whedon and his entourage may be cursed.00:21:55 - Will schools John on Firefly's DVD exclusive episodes. John hangs his head in shame.00:26:37 - This just in, Will and John love horror movies like a fat kid loves cake. John praises the strong acting in The Alphabet Killer, but warns against the so-so script. This leads into an appreciation of Eliza Dushku.00:36:33 - John breaks Will, after discussing sexuality used in media as a marketing tool. Burn Notice is mentioned.00:41:25 - Dollhouse is fast approaching. The anticipation is so thick, you can almost taste it. It tastes like cinnamon. Will throws in a story of random geekness.00:45:16 - More email from Marshal, our neighbor to the far, far north. His favorite episode of Geek By Night is apparently That Yellow Mustard.00:51:50 - Will just wants to spread the love and increase the peace. John is open to the idea, but not optimistic.01:03:32 - John discusses his age and maturity level in relation to others. This is just before he closes out the show so he can go cow tipping, so your mileage may vary.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Cuba Gooding Jr., Fader Gladiator, Faithless, Groove Armada, Weezer, Zero 7, Why?, Coldplay, My Chemical Romance, Stars, Dreadzone, Moby, Jimmy Eat World, Echobelly, Syntax, Anthony Stewart Head & George Sarah & Alyson Hannigan and Deadstar.

All alone on a Wednesday night, I finally respond to some long overdue emails.00:02:15 - Gather 'round, kids. It's story time, as I talk about what it was like to meet writer/podcaster, Scott Sigler.00:05:33 - Part two of the story takes place in a bar. Lisa and Suzanne get me tipsy. A good laugh is had by all. The moral of the story? Check out The Mannerscast, of course.00:14:53 - Traci sings the praises of Stephanie Meyer and her Twilight series of books.00:24:37 - Jess is curious about the promotional discs from Buffy the Vampire Slayer's score composer, Christophe Beck.00:30:26 - My new best friend, Marshal shows his appreciation for my contributions to Geek By Night, and his disgust for the Powers That Be. This further adds to the growing big ball of awesome Canadians that enjoy this podcast. My kingdom for some Tim Horton's!00:41:07 - I'm working on a top secret project. Need a hint? Here's one. :)The following artists can be heard in this episode:Antiqcool, Filter, AC/DC, Electric President, The Black Heart Procession, Vampire Weekend, Christophe Beck, Echobelly, Gomez and Rilo Kiley.

Nick Jimenez takes a break from his voice acting gig with Geek By Night, to talk movies and TV with John. Don't forget to check out Nick's show, Geekeasy. You can find it over at www.geekshow.us.00:05:03 - Nick is digging on this groundbreaking new series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Better late than never.00:11:44 - John is making his way through season two of Alias, with a few frustrating results. See above.00:17:39 - John takes a moment to pimp Tim Minear's long-lost series, The Inside. This leads into a discussion of Fox's confusing treatment of Dollhouse.00:26:01 - Nick brings up how Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog is invading mainstream culture.00:28:20 - Nick updates John on the current episodes of Heroes. The show was dropped a while back, and will now definitely stay dropped, stomped on, stabbed and set on fire.00:38:00 - The both of them are excited about Star Trek, but weary of hardcore Star Trek fans. This leads to talk of Juno, Twilight and over-hype.00:46:02 - Diablo Cody is really proud of her Oscar. Others, not so much. Nick and John explore the bile that is internet flaming.00:54:50 - Will Smith wants a sequel to Hancock. Apparently, so does Nick.01:05:00 - Nick longs for a serious, hard-edged vampire film. Let The Right One In comes up in the conversation, and the plans for an American remake, naturally.01:09:56 - It turns out that Disney cartoons are full of all kinds of violent death. Who knew?01:15:22 - Seth McFarlane is listed in Entertainment Weekly as the smartest man in TV. Eliza Dushku is all kinds of hot. What's the connection? Find out here.01:22:35 - Nick closes out the show by sharing his thoughts on Mission: Impossible 3 and reminds listeners to visit his podcast, Geekeasy.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Jack Black, The Dismasters, The Breeders, Mick Smiley, The Killers, Dreadzone, Tricky, The Crystal Method, BT, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Nada Surf, The Submarines, Britney Spears, Nine Inch Nails, A Perfect Circle, Oceansize, Weekend Players, Mathew Good Band, Michael Jackson & Will I Am, Presidents Of The United States Of America and Kanye West.

Couch Surfing Episode 13 - We Ain't Been ShavedGibson and Elliot record a podcast! Well, sort of. Episode thirteen of Couch Surfing supplies John with Chris O'Connor from Geek By Night, filling in as Scott's replacement. Thanks to John and YouTube, Chris discovers the modern vampire cult classic, Near Dark. Civil rights advocate and NRA spokesman, Charlton Heston has unfortunately passed away, but at least the world still has epic favorites like Ben-Hur and Planet Of The Apes to remember him by. Remakes of both Dune and Short Circuit are currently in the works, which leads to a discussion about how robots will eventually rise to power and crush us all. Lionsgate may soon give The Monster Squad the High Definition treatment, even though John is still hopeful for Night Of The Creeps to be released on DVD soon. Chris has a substantial theory concerning Versus Movies, but is distracted when he learns of Armageddon in The Criterion Collection. The episode concludes with a possible correlation between African-American Presidents and movies about world destruction. Keep those co-host requests coming, folks. The following artists can be heard in this episode: Don Felder, Bear McCreary, Tangerine Dream, Joe Kraemer, Brian Tyler, Brian Eno, Styx, MC Lars Horris, The Platters, The Diamonds, The Perishers, Blondie, The Martinis, Heavens, Sum 41, Slowdive and Kaiser Chiefs.

The season of Fall is upon us. Lisa Tobias returns again to the show. That can only mean one thing: It's time for the Couch Surfing podcast, baby! It feels good to be back in the swing of things.00:02:28 - Lisa is enjoying the updated version of 90210. John is indifferent.00:05:35 - The Fringe pilot caused unintentional laughter from John, but Joshua Jackson is a bad-ass, so he's going to keep watching.00:15:16 - True Blood was a bit of a letdown for Lisa, but she's still on board. John is reminded of Sundown, starring Bruce Campbell.00:19:34 - John is finally watching Six Feet Under. So far, he's not impressed, finding much of Alan Ball's work cold and one-note.00:27:52 - Free DVD rentals from the Library are exposing John to mediocre entertainment such as the Amityville Horror remake and Babel, but he strongly recommends the special edition of David Cronenberg's The Fly.00:35:55 - Be sure to pick up the long overdue special releases of Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club and Weird Science this month!00:38:12 - At the end of this month, keep an eye out for the tenth anniversary release of Can't Hardly Wait. Hopefully, we'll get to see more of Amber Benson in the film!00:40:05 - While trying to catch up on Bones online, John has to deal with his first ever serious virus on his computer. A system recovery (F10) was performed. Everything is fine, now.00:42:25 - Due to the computer virus, John had to read stuff (!). When all is said and done, he finishes the novelization of Can't Hardly Wait, but was left kind of bored with the Brian Michael Bendis graphic novel, Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl? (Answer: The Butler did it. Just kidding.)00:45:36 - John is curious to check out the reboot of Geek By Night, and recommends listeners to do the same. He wonders how much of his input remains in the show, if any.00:49:38 - A shout out to Geek By Night and Buffy Between The Lines alum, Rachel Ruzzo.00:55:51 - We get our Neil Patrick Harris fix by watching Harold & Kumar: Escape From Guantanamo Bay.01:02:11 - John & Lisa are hopeful they can take Tim Minear up on his offer to be on the show soon (call us, Tim! Let's do cyber lunch!).01:03:04 - The show wraps with Lisa recounting her experience at Dragon Con. NOTE: Sorry we didn't have time to get to listeners' emails. We'll hit it next recording!  The following artists can be heard in this episode:Three Dog Night, Weezer, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Eberg, Rolling Stones, Sneaker Pimps, Tom McRae, John McEntire, Massive Internal Complications, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, Thirteen Senses, Van Halen, Mickey Avalon, Elvis Costello, Badly Drawn Boy and Craig Wedren.

The fifteenth episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's second season is all about "Phases". I'm joined by Paul Maki, from Geek By Night. It seems that Sunnydale is in the cycle of the full moon. A werewolf takes this as an opportunity to go trolling for late night snacks. It's up to Buffy and her friends to stop the big, bad wolf from eating civilians, or worse yet, making more of its kind. And on a completely unrelated note (I covered that up pretty nicely), Willow and Oz are making moon eyes at each other.Join Paul and I as we talk about continuity errors, visible crew members, exposition and expensive globes. That's right, globes. Please listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the episode on your DVD.

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Finally: the ninth episode from season two of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, What's My Line? (Part 1). Joining me for this two-part event is Rachel Gatlin, from Geek By Night. It's Career Day at Sunnydale High, and Buffy is considering a job in law enforcement. Meanwhile, Spike and Drusilla send three assassins after the Slayer. Rachel and I discuss the difficulty of ice skating, the meaning behind whacky neckties, the importance of potassium, and bad Jamaican accents. All the while, the battle of the hair rages on: Buffy Summers vs. Rachel Green. As is generally the case with these commentaries, please listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the episode on your DVD.