Geek Force

This week on Geek Force, the Squad excitedly discuss the first two episodes of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" on Disney+. They analyze characters' flaws, goals, and motivations that build the plot of the story. They examine how well Marvel touches on racism and being a Black hero in America, as well as being a victim of PTSD and having that long journey towards forgiveness and closure. Therapy is key... and drink whiskey!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad processes and discusses "Zach Snyder's Justice League". From the music to those many, many slow-mos - the Squad wastes no time in breaking down what they like and what they especially DIDN'T like. They also wonder should the Snyderverse be canon for DC and what other DC films might be affected. And finally, Marlin and Ray say the forbidden words about Snyder that make Cat and Eming nervous for the future of WB/DC.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses the possibility of movie theaters re-opening and poses the question, "Would you go to the theaters to watch movies during this time?" They also share their excitement of the premiere of "Falcon and the Winter Soldier", and their low expectations regarding "Zack Snyder's Justice League" movie coming out on HBO Max. Marlin's Corner suggests checking out Bruce Lee's vision in HBO's "Warrior" show, and Eming is a little disappointed at the Razzies giving their award to the wrong WW84 actor.

This week on Geek Force, after weeks of theorizing, the Squad excitedly talks about the explosive finale of "Wandavision". They discuss what predictions they got right and what is in store for the other Marvel characters in the near future. They also mention their excitement of the next upcoming Marvel show in the series, "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier". Marlin's Corner examines "Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl", as well as "Pokémon Legends: Arceus", a new open-world RPG; while Cat campaigns for the civil rights of Pokémon everywhere.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad is back obsessing over Wanda again! They analyze episodes 7 and 8 as they round off their predictions for the upcoming finale. The Squad also share their excitement over the next Marvel show, "Falcon and the Winter Soldier". Finally, all this talking about these Marvel shows...how will they set up the upcoming Marvel films? Stay tuned to find out!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad tearfully discusses Daft Punk's separation, as well as Disney's new "Cruella" movie starring Emma Stone. They examine and explore celebrities that have been branded "cancelled" or face consequences in our pop culture - from Joss Whedon to Gina Carano - and what solutions that could be presented to help establish a healthy norm in the industry. Marlin announces the winners of the Crunchyroll Awards, and Jennifer Lawrence as Sue Storm? Eming says hell no! 

This week on Geek Force, it's all about Wanda, Wanda, Wanda!, @Wandavision that is! The Squad analyzes episodes 5 and 6. They breakdown all the easter eggs and references from the comics and the MCU that could possibly foreshadow what will happen as we get closer and closer to the end of this amazing series.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discuss the trailers and commercials that debuted during the Super Bowl. Marlin leads them through a round of "Guess That Product". The Squad is excited for "Falcon & the Winter Solider" show premiering, after witnessing its official trailer. And finally, Cat leads the discussion of the POC that got snubbed for a 2021 Golden Globes nomination.

This week on Geek Force, it’s an all-out Marvel episode! The Squad analyzes episode 4 of Marvel’s “WandaVision” and theorizes what the rest of the season could bring. They also discuss Marvel’s other upcoming shows, “Falcon and the Winter Soldier”, “Loki”, and the newly announced “Kingdom of Wakanda”. They go on to ponder on “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and what “Black Panther 2” might bring. And finally, who is Marvel eyeing to be their Next Big Bad Villain?

This week on Geek Force, the Squad excitedly discuss the "Godzilla vs Kong" trailer and theorize what the movie is about. They also talk about their favorite binge-worthy faves they're currently watching on streaming services. And finally, they each name their favorite PS2 game.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad excitedly dives in the world of WandaVision and examine what all those red flags and easter eggs might mean. And Ray brings up a great topic, what generation had the worst console? The Squad reminisces on their childhood to discuss.

Season Three of Geek Force has arrived! The Squad is happy to be back and geek out. First, they finally wraps up their thoughts of season two of "The Mandalorian" and discuss what they loved about the finale and what they hope to see in the future. They also examine and dissect DC's "Wonder Woman 1984" - about what DIDN'T work (a whole lot) and what SHOULD have happened (sooo much). 

This week on Geek Squad, it's the Squad's last episode of 2020 AND their season finale! They first evaluate the big event happening on December 21st and prophesize what will happen. Marlin's Corner goes over "The Game Awards" winners and a thorough analysis over the disappointing mess that is ”Cyberpunk 2077”. Cat discusses the big announcement of new Marvel and Star Wars shows premiering on Disney+ in 2021. And finally, the Squad wishes you a happy holiday season and will see you bright and early in 2021!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discuss about the latest on "The Mandalorian" and how there are only two more episodes left. Cat brings up how Warner Bros. has changed streaming forever by partnering up with HBO Max by featuring new theatrical movies on their premiere day in the app at (seemingly) no cost! Marlin goes into detail about his saga in playing "Assassin Creed Valhalla" and the preparation of the "Cyberpunk 2077" release. Finally, Cat has a new mission - to check out Lifetime's new KFC romantic drama film, "A Recipe for Seduction". Will you?

This week on Geek Force, the Squad begin theorizing what could be in store for "The Mandalorian" series; also, maybe even a cameo of a Skywalker? A spin-off show for Ahoska? On Marlin's Corner, Marlin discusses his experience so far with "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla". Cat recounts her tell in trying to purchase a PS5 during Thanksgiving. Ray reviews "The New Mutants" (is it better than "Dark Phoenix" or nah?). And Eming has a tarot reading with her Star Wars cards!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad continues on their "The Mandalorian" recap and hope that Disney can sell those blue macarons. Marlin's discusses Netflix's "Jingle Jangle" (spoiler: it's definitely a MUST see). On Ray's Views, Ray talks about the exciting "Rogue Company" game and a major "Lovecraft Country" theory (please let it be true!). And Eming does a mysterious reading for the Squad. Full of leftovers? Time to listen and geek on!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad continues their "The Mandalorian" discussion, excited for the debut of Rosario Dawson's Ahoska Tano. Cat brings up that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is rebooting "The Scorpion King" and the Squad does not like it! Marlin's Corner goes deep into Disney being BIG MAD about "losing" out on their money, but then again Disney+ has been doing well in grabbing that cash for them (Thanks, Mulan!). Ray gives his honest review on Marlin's fave "Ghost of Tsushima", and Eming does a very accurate reading of the Squad.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discuss season two of The Mandalorian. They also analyze Netflix's "Blood of Zeus". Marlin's Corner talks about the bad, bad news of Crystal Dynamics' "Avengers" game; Ray expresses his excitement on the upcoming Mass Effect games; and finally, are you excited for the PS5? So excited, you'll pay $80 for every game that comes out?!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad concludes on their discussion of all things Lovecraft Country. Marlin's Corner hypes up Ghost of Tsushima's DLC, as well as hold a moment of silence for Cyberpunk 2077 being delayed. Marlin also examines the blood, sweat, and tears into designing games being released for multiple platforms - it's hard work!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad analyzes and discusses the first half of HBO's "Lovecraft Country". The first season has successfully ended, so the crew dives in and examines what they liked, didn't like, and the meaning behind all those fun, frightening, and dark visuals. Stay tuned for next week's episode for our part two analysis!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad gets into the spooky spirit by discussing what the horror genre means to them. They name their favorite movies and talk about why they're so terrifyingly great. They also list their suggestions in what you should watch this Halloween. And finally, Marlin reviews Sucker Punch's latest free DLC for "Ghost of Tsushima".

This week on Geek Force, it's our first annual geekiversary! Yay! And our first live episode! We discuss the season finale of ”The Boys” and what the future will hold for our favorite characters. Marlin expresses his excitement for ”Baldur's Gate 3”. Ray critiques Christopher Nolan's "Tenent". And Eming and Cat theorize the meaning of the end of HBO Max's "Raised by Wolves".

This week on Geek Force, the Squad recaps episode six of "The Boys". Marlin's Corner goes over "Hyrule Warriors" and other exciting games for your PC. Ray goes over "The Mandalorian" season two news, including the preview of Rosario Dawson's Ahoska Tano. 

This week on Geek Force, it's a Marlin's Corner episode! Marlin dives in all the new PS5 news - from the pre-order drama to the coolest games available on launch day. Marlin also discusses Microsoft and Xbox's new money moves with Bethesda. Cat talks about the 2020 Primetime Emmy winners and again, how important and amazing it is for entertainment to continue with BIPOC representation. Eming brings up Disney+'s "Wandavision" trailer. And Raymond wants you, the reader, to watch "Lovecraft Country" if you haven't already!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad pitches more theories on the Fast and Furious gang going into space. Cat and Eming analyze HBO Max's "Raised by Wolves". Marlin goes into depth about Ubisoft Forward and the games you should look forward to - from Prince of Persia Remake to Scott Pilgrim vs the World. And finally Ray recommends watching Hulu's "Woke".

This week on an extremely long episode of Geek Force, the Squad dives into a full discussion of season two of "The Boys". Eming expresses her thoughts and feelings on Disney's live-action "Mulan". Raymond and Marlin reflect so far on what they like about Crystal Dynamics' "Marvel Avengers: War Table" game. 

This week on Geek Force, the Squad tearfully remembers the wonderful Chadwick Boseman, as well as share their thoughts and theories on "Black Panther 2". Marlin's Corner goes over some games to help cheer you up and focus; and finally Ray leads the discussion on what is actually going on with HBO's "Lovecraft Country". 

This week on Geek Force, it's the Squad's first DC Comics-dedicated episode due DC Fandome. Cat talks DCU movies, with the release of the new trailers of Wonder Woman 1984, The Batman, and The Synder Cut of the Justice League. Marlin's Corner goes over Warner Bros Montreal's Gotham Knights, Rocksteady's Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, and unrelated but equally excited, Samurai Jack the game. And Ray discusses the early development of a new Static Shock movie and the return of Milestone Comics.

On this week’s episode of Geek Force, Cat and Eming try their best to give a spoiler-free review of HBO’s new series Lovecraft Country. The squad  also discusses the sad news of the creators' of the the animated show Avatar decision to walk away from the live action version on Netflix. Ray and Eming give their lukewarm take on the new Star Trek series Lower Decks on CBS All Access. Lastly, Marlin’s corner gives the lowdown on the latest update coming to Ghost Tsushima and the battle brewing between Apple, Google and Epic Games over Fortnite. Check it out! 

This week on Geek Force, the Squad is outdone with @disneyplus offering to stream the new live-action "Mulan" for $30. Cat is ecstatic about Nia deCosta directing "Captain Marvel 2" and is impressed with the current phase of the MCU having diverse directors. The entire Squad shares their experiences in testing out @crystaldynamics @playavengers beta. Marlin's Corner features the excitement of @dccomics Fandome and the news of @rocksteadygames Suicide Squad video game. Also, a Chipotle and Tony Hawk collab?! Finally, Marlin expresses how he feels about @cyberpunkgame weapons. Sensational!

On this episode of Geek Force, Cat starts the conversation by discussing how @netflix is creating Tom Clancy's "Splinter Cell" into a show, and how she hopes for it to have a more diverse cast and better storytelling than its competitor, @jackryanamazon on @amazonprimevideo. Marlin talks about how the @therock has purchased a football team for the NEW @xfl. Ray mentions @crystaldynamics upcoming "Marvel's Avengers WAR TABLE" beta and what he's looking forward to. Marlin's Corner goes over character alignment in video games is becoming more ambiguous, and the Squad pokes fun of Batman and his main super power, White privilege.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad is excited for "Legend of Korra" coming to Netflix! They also discuss Netflix's "Chronicles of Narnia" show and what they are looking forward to. Cat happily talks about "attending" the first San Diego Comic-Con At Home. She expresses her astonishment over Hulu's Helstrom panel and the hilarity of Adult Swim's Rick and Morty panel. Ray talks about Narmak Animations 's beautiful and exciting SpongeBob anime parody he discovered on YouTube. Marlin explains the beauty and depth of playing Suckerpunch 's "Ghost of Tsushima" on PS4. And Cat updates the Squad on upcoming @xbox gaming news.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad examines "entanglements" and Kanye's presidential campaign rally. Cat discusses "Kill Bill" fans' dream of @zendaya starring in a sequel fighting the Bride. Also how @PBS' favorite little Jack Russell terrier, Wishbone, is coming back as a movie. Marlin expresses his excitement on @netflix rebooting Beast Wars. Marlin also breaks down Metacritic's new review rubic for new video games and how extremely detailed and exciting @cyberpunkgame 's character creation will be. And Eming shares her joy in playing "Assassin's Creed: Odyessy".

This week on Geek Force, the Squad talks about Joss Whedon's inappropriate behavior on the set of the Justice League movie. They also discuss the great @dccomics TV shows on the CW. Eming brings up @startrekcbs 's "Star Trek: The Lower Decks", while Ray talks @disneyplus 's "Star Wars: Bad Batch". Marlin goes to infinity and beyond on @ubisoft 's Ubisoft Forward's upcoming games (Watch Dog Legion @watchdogsgame_us, Farcry 6 @farcrygame_us, Assassin's Creed: Valhalla @assassinscreed_us, Hyper Scape @hyperscapegame, and Gods and Monsters @godsandmonstersgame). And Cat does a review of JG Quintel's @closeenoughmax on @hbomax.

This week on Geek Force, Cat discusses the anime conventions (@funimation @animeexpo) she virtually attended; Marlin's Corner "on the Ray tilt" examines the disagreements on Naughty Dog "The Last of Us II" and the toxicity of some ungrateful fans (death threats, what?!). And Russell from our sister podcast Margin Call stops by as the Squad and he analyze and discuss their favorite things from the Hamilton the film on Disney+.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad gets into hot topics and have a discussion over Hollywood's decision in yanking episodes featuring "blackface". They also discuss Black representation in film crews and behind the camera, as well as voice actors "finding their voices" in supporting for Black actors voicing appropriate characters. Marlin's Corner dives into "Divinity 2: Original Sin" and PlayStation Plus' 10th Anniversary free games for the month of July. Marlin and Ray also wrap their complete review of "The Last of Us Part II", and whether you should buy it immediately or wait.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad happily talks about the success of their Juneteenth Streaming Party on Twitch. They examine Nickelodeon's new attempt to gain favor by rebooting a whole new season of Rugrats AND releasing a CGI "live action" movie about them this Fall. They also discuss Studio Ghibli's upcoming very own (and first) CGI film, "Aya and the Witch"; and also how the FDA has prescribed a video game as medicine for children. Marlin's Corner is very special this time around, with Ray joining him as they both give a very thorough, non-spoiling review of The Last of Us 2, after they played it in one entire weekend. And lastly, we get to hear from Eming as she shares about jumping back into being a gamer on her new PS4.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad talks video games! From the big PS5 reveal to the list of the hottest PS5 games to look forward to. Eming finally joins the PlayStation fandom by purchasing a PS4. Cat talks about Star Wars Squadrons and Marlin and Ray discuss the anticipation of the Last of Us 2. The Squad is also hosting a donating streaming Twitch party in honor of Juneteenth and Black Lives Matter on 6/19, from 12p-5p PST! To join, subscribe to: http://www.twitch.tv/geekforcesquad.All money raised will be donated to the @bailproject and @naacp_ldf.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad dives into the conversation that Hollywood and all media outlets need to have - Black representation. They discuss Michael B Jordan's heartfelt speech he gave during the L.A. BLM protests, as well as the first Black-owned anime studio, D'ART Shtajio (@dartshtajio); and which streaming platforms have a better catalog of a variety of Black films. Cat and Eming express their disdain over J.K. Rowling's tweets and strange written essay over her opinions on gender. Marlin talks about The Last of Us II launch, the excitement surrounding CYPERPUNK 2077, and the upcoming Sony PS5 event.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses celebrity culture during the Black Lives Matter movement and how artists can have negative (Doja Cat) and positive (John Boyega) impacts on their social media platforms. Cat reviews Netflix's Space Force and the new streaming service, HBO MAX. Finally, Marlin talks about some games you really need to get into pronto!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses Marlin's successful completion of Star Trek, MomoCon going virtual, and Cat's recommendation of the bizarre Adult Swim show, "Tender Touches". Marlin goes into depth about the exciting future releases of Dragon Age 4 and the anticipating Horizon Zero Dawn 2, that'll debut on PS5. The Squad detours for a minute, in discussing not only the "Snyder Cut" of the Justice League, but how Zack Snyder needs to be cut from Hollywood, period!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad talks about the new Hulu show, "Solar Opposites" and its connection to "Rick and Morty". They also analyze the Netflix movie, "John Henry", starring Terry Crews and Ludacris. If you yourself aren't up on your "Star Trek: The Next Generation" knowledge, the Squad prepares a passionate explanation of why you should watch it. Lastly, even though popular conventions are delayed due to COVID-19, some, including MomoCon, are going virtual! What can this mean for the future?

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers to discuss the "Too Hot to Handle" reunion special, and reviews the super hero themed movie "Code 8" on Netflix. The crew tackles the sleeper hit from Amazon Prime "Upload", but poses some interesting questions to its similarities to the America version of "The Office". The squad also has news on some old anime/manga favorites: Demon Slayer and Inuyasha. Lastly, the crew previews the soon to drop "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla".  Check it out! 

This week on Geek Force, the crew gathers to lament the disappointing end of HBO's West World season 3. We preview Amazon's new show Upload and Netflix's Code 8. We dedicate the remainder of the show to the official Star Wars holiday May 4th: May The Fourth Be With You. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers to discuss the latest thing to stream during. the current pandemic. We get a mini-review of the latest Chris Hemsworth movie Extraction, a trip through the animated confusion of The Midnight Gospel, an awkward yet lovable journey into Lil Dicky's FX show Dave. And lastly, video game buyers are becoming entrepreneurs during the pandemic. 

This week on Geek Force, the team joins up to discuss the new shows on Netflix. Starting with the hot-ness out the gate: Too Hot to Handle. Oh, to be young, dumb and horny. Next, we tackle the new series by Kenya Barris, creator of Black-ish which sets up an conversation about why it is important to have a variety of Black Family themed shows: the good, the bad and the naw. Lastly, the crew discusses the old favorite: Digimon and social impact the storylines played in having young viewers look at their own real life problems. 

This week on Geek Force, the crew gathers to discuss the news that Disney is planning on turning one of their classic films in a computer animated feature, and what we hope they do it with it. We delve into the release of an alternate cut from Avenger's Endgame that makes the future Black Widow movie slightly more intriguing. Lastly, we preview a new Netflix reality show that is a certified hot mess. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad joins up to discuss the news that the big movie theater chain AMC may be forced into bankruptcy due to the social restrictions of Covid-19. We also share some of the movies we've been streaming and the video games available to play while cooped up at home. A tangent of hilarious conversations ensue. 

On this special two part episode of Geek Force and Margin Call podcast crossover the squad gathers to discuss the meme worthy Tiger King, the social dynamics of the anime show Beastars and lastly the super popular Animal Crossing video game that *almost* everyone is playing during self-quarantine. 

This week on Geek Force, the squad gathers (while practicing social distancing) to share some of the things to do during the COVID 19 pandemic. Cat and Eming discuss the shocking season 3 of Castlevania. YouTube adds a bunch of great anime movies to watch. Cat talks about the status of online gaming and which networks held up to the increase of users during this time. Your favorite 90's YA novel series, Animorphs, is now free online. Ray offers advice on what you can do instead of panic and overstock on toilet paper.