Holy smokes, kids, could it be an actual episode? Yes, indeedy, and it’s only a year late!

This one’s all over the map, but some of the topics are boring pr0n, D20 pr0n, geeky movies (including Avatar and Black Dynamite), and a whole fistful of geeky tv (from Spartacus: Blood and Sand to Kitchen Nightmares).  Be advised that some of the audio was lost due to technical difficulties, but we’ve patched it up and are sending our [...]]]>

Holy smokes, kids, could it be an actual episode? Yes, indeedy, and it’s only a year late!

This one’s all over the map, but some of the topics are boring pr0n, D20 pr0n, geeky movies (including Avatar and Black Dynamite), and a whole fistful of geeky tv (from Spartacus: Blood and Sand to Kitchen Nightmares).  Be advised that some of the audio was lost due to technical difficulties, but we’ve patched it up and are sending our little Frankensteinian monster out into the world.

On this episode, we’re talking about TV. The great shows that were canceled before their time, the horrors that weren’t, and a few of the lovelies that are still on the air.

You want details? Pushing Daisies, The Middleman, Battlestar Galactica, Veronica Mars, Castle, Heroes, and The Big Bang Theory, for a start.

We also talk about the joys of parents connecting with technology. You have been warned.

Aw yeah. That’s right, kids, the first ever episode of Nerd-Up is finally here. The Dave and I plan to put out a show every other week or so. We’ll be talking about whatever geekery strikes our fancy, ranging from geekjuries (a topic in this very episode) to hardcore geeking about particular shows, movies, games, and so on. We’ve got lazy show notes this time. No promos this go-round either. Look, it’s been a hell of a week, so consider [...]]]>

Aw yeah. That’s right, kids, the first ever episode of Nerd-Up is finally here. The Dave and I plan to put out a show every other week or so. We’ll be talking about whatever geekery strikes our fancy, ranging from geekjuries (a topic in this very episode) to hardcore geeking about particular shows, movies, games, and so on. We’ve got lazy show notes this time. No promos this go-round either. Look, it’s been a hell of a week, so consider yourself lucky that I’m even mentioning that the opening music is from Tom Smith, and the closing music is from The Funny Music Project aka The FUMP.

Hope you enjoy! It only gets better from here, kids.