It starts as an interest, then you're a fan, now you're a geek.
Just another week of not a whole lot of news stuff, but we do briefly touch on the news of "Deadpool 3" and Miles Morales getting his own Clone Saga. We also talk about "Batman: The Animated Series", "Star Trek: Discovery", and the weirdest kid's show ever made.
The first show of the new year is here, and it isn't all that exciting, actually. Nothing happens between Christmas and New Year! But, despite that, Justin read some comics and is quickly learning to love digital comics. Matt has been hips deep in "Star Trek: Discovery". Justin made a questionable financial decision. And other stuff, probably.
After a brief holiday break, our heroes are back to ramble and laugh and be overall nerdy. Justin watched the new Pixar movie, "Soul", both the geeks watched "Wonder Woman 84", they discuss the final episode of season two of "The Mandalorian".
Well, as you all know, stuff happened last week! And we talk about it all! What else more can we really say?
After a week off, our boys are back! They kick off the episode discussing one of the weirdest Christmas movies ever, "One Magic Christmas" and move on to talk about "Big Mouth" season 4, Three Jokers, and two episodes of "The Mandalorian"
In this holiday crossover bonus episode, Matt is joined by his Christmas loving pals Andy and Michael from the Real Fans For Real Movies Podcast to look back at Netflix's 2018 film "The Christmas Chronicles" before they head over to RF4RM to talk about the newest adventure of Kurt Russel as Santa in this year's "The Christmas Chronicles, Part 2".
"Wonder Woman 1984" is hitting theaters and HBO Max Christmas Day. The new "Animaniacs" absolutely crushes it with the social and political satire. "The Mandalorian" is setting up something big. Justin jogs Matt's memory about the old Japanese Spider-Man show. Other antics.
Justin met a family of people who listen to us. Matt is falling deeply in love with "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". This week's episode of "The Mandalorian" was full of cool Easter eggs. We ramble about people we would love to talk to. X-Men with Swords?
Our heroes hung out in person and (what else?) bought toys. Justin watched one of the worst movies ever made. Matt realized a "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" character is the thirstiest Trek character ever. "The Mandalorian" had its second episode. Both our boys need to get back to reading comics.
After a break because nothing happened last week, we're back because "The Mandalorian" is back! Also, Matt runs down all the spooky movies he watched over Halloween season, Justin is set to celebrate Thanksgiving season with kaiju movies and "Tiny Toons" announced a comeback, which leads us down a rabbit hole of what other shows we would like to come back.
There really isn't a whole hell of a lot to discuss this week beyond the season finale of "Lovecraft Country" but we also talk a lot about horror movies. Doesn't COVID know it's shutting down all the stuff we normally talk about and we really need it to back off?
The episode actually starts with a discussion of horror flicks: Trick 'r Treat, Evil Dead, and a few others. Eventually we get to the frustration we feel at how the entire season of "Lovecraft Country" seems to have too much going on to wrap up effectively in one episode. Plenty of our other typical shenanigans are peppered throughout.
We start the show by jumping right into South Park's Pandemic Special, which just floored us with how funny it was. Then we talk about the latest episode of "Lovecraft Country" and the little bit of news that happened this week.
The show opens with Justin telling Matt about the existence of the game "House Party" then moves on some news about the casting of Hawkman, what horror movies we've been watching, a recap of this week's "Lovecraft Country" and more.
Man, it was a pretty eventful week. South Park is going to be having a pandemic special. WandaVision had its first official trailer. Lovecraft Country was so damn good. Matt remembers a funny story about Justin and a very full porta-potty.
Wonder Woman '84 moved. Again. At this point we'll believe it's coming out when it's out. Toy scalpers are the worst. We are full into spooky season even though it's barely into September. We watched the latest episode of Lovecraft Country.
Lovecraft Country and other stuff. This week really was super uneventful. But, this is 2 Broke Geeks. We made it work. Just don't expect the best episode ever.
Well, 2020 continues to be a bad year and this time it struck down one of the best, Chadwick Boseman is gone. We two white guys speak as best we can on his legacy, but really want you to seek out podcasts by folks who can speak on it better. Then we move on to other, lighter topics, including another one we aren't really 100% qualified to talk about: Lovecraft Country.
The first ever DC FanDome online convention happened and, man, it brought the jams! In this episode we talk about everything good and happy it gave us: a new look at "Wonder Woman 1984", two new video games, a little look at "The Suicide Squad" and, most importantly, "The Batman"!
It's true what they say: no news is good news. Especially when we're talking about all the major layoffs at DC. What could this mean for the future of DC Comics? And they're just outright closing DC Direct? What's that about? Somehow midway through we turn it around, though.
