Geekiest Show Ever

By: Elisa Pacelli and Melissa Davis
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  • Looking for a show about nothing, yet everything, then Geekiest Show Ever is for you! If we can geek out over something, we will. Feedback is always welcome and encouraged! We are always looking for fun topics and rabbit holes, so let us know which tech topics interest you and we'll discuss them on the show.
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  • Geekiest Show Ever - 1

    Geekiest Show Ever - 1
    Feb 27 2009
    Tim Robertson, David Cohen, and Mark Rudd kick off our new show, Geekiest Show Ever. Topics include two 1990's popcorn movies, Independence Day from 1996, and Armageddon from 1998. The Oscars are also discussed, how both Wall-E and The Dark Knight were shafted, sound tracks in movies, and so very much more.
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Geekiest Show Ever - 2 - Watchmen

    Geekiest Show Ever - 2 - Watchmen
    Mar 14 2009
    A full show on Watchmen, both the comic and movie. Spoilers galore, so be warned!
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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • Geekiest Show Ever - 3 - Cancelled

    Geekiest Show Ever - 3 - Cancelled
    Mar 30 2009
    This week, we talk about the television shows that ended too soon - Extras, Space, Above and Beyond - Firefly - Surface - Brimstone - Dresden Files, Harsh Realm , Jericho, The Lone Gunmen, Freaks and Geeks, Babylon Five, Sport Night, Police Squad, Dark Angel, Beyond Beyond, Get a Life, Ultra Violet. Shows you SHOULD be watching now: Eureka, Fringe, How I Met Your Mother, Doll House, Rescue Me
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    1 hr and 30 mins

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