Geek Syndicate

Welcome to Episode 6! This time around we chat about the comics of Matthew Craig, Love and Rockets,Princess at Midnight, Nightbus and Stace enthuses about the fabulosity of Britten and Brulightly. We have some sound control issues this ep, sorry about that, think I have that sorted now for next time! The usual just over half an hour of chat brought to you in Geordibrumophonics!

While Dave is off working for the summer and there is no Geek Syndicate we bring you Good Morning Geekdom to feel the GS void. Join your hosts Barry and Iz as they take a fun look at the crazy world of geekdom. In the main section there is news from around the web about Sherlock Holmes, War Eagles, Warren Ellis unleashes his pen on a new King Arthur film, True Lies 2 and more. In 'Gateway to Geekdom' our hosts each give a recommendation of something (TV show, Film, comic or whatever) which could bring people into the world of geekdom. Finally there is the BIG REVIEW in which we review just one thing in this case we take a look at Green Latern: First Flight (spoilers) Enjoy

Welcome one and all to Episode 5 of Small Press Big Mouth during which we subject you to such wonders as, actual bona fide NEWS! As well as reviews of MoonFreight3, The Dark, The Sword, Fat Chunk:Zombies, Post Nuke and Fools Errand. We hope you enjoy the ride as we had a blast doing this one!

8In this special edition, the guys forgo the regular reviews and rubbish and instead have a mammoth 90 minute chat with 2000AD artist PJ Holden.Its probably best to think of it like you are in the pub, there's three guys talking comics on the table next to you, and one of them happens to work for 2000AD... it'll help.As usual expect language not suitable for the kiddies from the start (we had some technical problems connecting).

In this special episode Barry chats with Shane Chebsey,one of the organisers of the British International Comics Show.During the episode Shane reveals what events people can expect at this years show as well as a look back at lessons learned from previous years. There is a look behind the scenes at what goes into the preparation of the show and what their plans are for the future.Enjoy!

Welcome to your monthly gaming guide.News <!-- @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21c EA screws up at the San Diego Comic Con, Eurogamer Expo 2009 is coming, more female gamers are out their than we think and Ghostbusters gets a release date for wii and 360.We look at some of the demos, releases and more for July Games being played this month: Fight Night Round 4, Infamous, Prototype, Mirrors Edge and Call of Juarez

In this episode the guys play a bit of catch-up and look at progs 8, 1643, 1644 & 1645.Stephen once again decides Richard is a p**sy on such important matters as the pros and cons of having little arms and children's shotgun related trauma are discussed. They also bid a farewell to Cradlegrave and after weeks of being as nice as they could, finally crack and give it some grief... so if you are a fan of that series you've been warned!As always, expect spoilers throughout as well as language not suitable for the kiddies.

Welcome to the last Geek Syndicate before we take a little summer break for the month of August. Rest assured we will be back at the beginning of September.News: Final Fantasy for charity and a classic cartoon to be given the film treatmentWeek that Was: Warehouse 13, Necessary Monsters and more Main: The second part of our look at the Hugo Award (Spoilers for BSG)Enjoy !!!

Welcome to episode 4 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stace and Lee review One Page Filler Man, Letting Go by Will Kirby], Everyday Decay, Chew #1, ZOT! by Scott McCloud and Same Difference and Other Stories by Derek Kirk Kim. The usual dismal array of outakes is missing this time around as Stace in a fit of temper at the laptop pressed the wrong buttons and lost the file, this is probably a blessed relief for all! Just over half an hour of comicy goodness presented once again in Geordiebrumophonics for your entertainment, enjoyment and ridicule!

<!-- @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom: 0.21cm } -->Welcome to another 55 minutes of Geek Entertainment blasting it's way onto your mp3 player. News: Lobster Johnson the novel is coming, Star Trek DVD and Blu – Ray details and we announce an idea for our Halloween Special. Week That Was: Blackest Night and The Eighth Doctor's Audio Adventures - Season Two Main: We take an in depth look at the nominations for this years Hugo Awards.

Welcome one and to all the wonders of geekdom crammed into less than an hour of quality podcasting.This week Dave goes AWOL and Barry is joined by a special guest host. News: New photos from Iron man 2, Another Sherlock Holmes reboot and Fear Agent the movie gets a green light.Week that Was. Blackest Night issue 0 and 1 (no spoilers), Robot Chicken Star Wars II and Atomic RoboMain: We look back of the awesome five day event that was Torchwood: Children of EarthEnjoy

In this one the guys look at the Dredd Case Files volume 5 and City of the Damned before jumping back for a rundown of 2000AD prog 7 from April 1977. Also reviewed in detail are progs 1641 and 1642 and as usual expect spoilers and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Science Friction! Join Karl and Bryan as they have a look at SETI- the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence. Along the way they talk about The Drake equation- a way to work out (well, guess) the number of intelligent life in the galaxy, where in the solar system we might find life,zombie ants, slack jawed yokels and there's lots of heavy breathingcourtesy of Karl, for which he's very sorry.We also launch the Amazing DESIGN A LOGO competition! With fabulouso prizes!If you want to contact Karl or Bryan email us at [email protected]

Welcome to another cracking episode of Geek Syndicate! News: TJ Hooker runs onto the big screen, using the force becomes as child's plaything, Eurogamer Expo 2009 and Brian K Vaughan packs his bags and says cheerio to Lost. Week That Was: Spoiler free review of Torchwood: Children of Earth - Part 1, Virtuality, Batman and Robin, Irredeemable and Old Man Logan. Main: This weeks's main was inspired by listener Tripleironmonk. We go all retrospective as we look at some of the TV shows we loved as a kids. We pick up where we left off way back in episode 9 with those shows we missed first time around. Enjoy!

Despite being plagued with technical difficulties we present Small Press Big Mouth Episode 3, Where Stace and Lee review Black Hole, Wet Moon, Echo and Johnny Crossbones as well as the Eclectic Micks and Scotch Corner Blogspots. We didn't think this episode was going to see the light of day and we apologise for the slightly poor sound quality due to aforementioned techno crappyola!

Here's the second half of our interview with Atomic Robo artist Scott Wegener.Scott is also on hand to help us announce, at last, the winner of the Atomic Robo and the Crazy Ass Titles Competition.Enjoy.

Welcome to another fifty five minute tour through the geekdom.In the this week's News: We find out what exactly is a SFX weekender and chat about a new way of recording TV ratings.Week that was: Robin Hood series finale,The Black Beetle, Ghost Zero, Doc Monster, Detective Comics 854, The Good The Bad and The Weird, and the Ghostbusters game. Helping us with our week that was is none other Scott Wegener, artist on the awesome Atomic Robo from Red 5 Comics.Main: The first half of our interview with Scott. We cover his geek credentials, some of his fave comics, how he became involved with Atomic Robo and how the comic was picked up by Red 5.Coming soon part 2 of the interviewEnjoy!

Welcome to a new monthly gaming podcast hosted by Barry Nugent and Amaechi Oduah. This month we chat about PS Home upsurge in users, the first screens for Max Payne 3 and the latest game to be given the Hollywood treatment. In our review section - Buy, Rent or Avoid we give our thoughts on Resident Evil 5, Infamous, Ghostbusters and Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings. We also list some of the games out in June and those coming up in July. Enjoy Forty minutes of gaming goodness!

In a desperate attempt to catch up the guys review three of the latest progs, 1638, 1639 and 1640. A tearful farewall is said to Zombo, everyone gets a little over excited at the prospect of Ro-Busters origins, and they decide that Cradlegrave is probably really good and they are just too dumb to get it.Prog 6 from 1977 and its deceptive cover are also looked at as is the graphic novel Kingdom : The Promised Land.As always, spoilers throughout and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Welcome to another 55 minutes of Geek Entertainment with Dave and Barry!News: Smallville casting news and Buzz Aldin and the Rocket ExperienceWeek that was: MSG 4 touch on the iphone(reviewed by Dave!!!!), Chuck, Robin Hood, The Fixer, Dick Turpin and the Restless Dead, Sisterhood, Dark Reign: agents of agent and Doctor Who: AutopiaMain: We tackle the thorny subject of the rising levels of negativity in Geekdom

Welcome to episode 2 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stace is full of wine and Lee is full of erm, hot air. This episode we review Blankets by Craig Thompson, Fetishman, Western by Accent UK and Robots And That and a sneaky last minute review of Lowborn. All in all 34 minutes of awesome small press reviews brought to you once again in Geordiebrumophonics!

Welcome to another 55 minutes of Geek goodness for your mp3 player! News: Primeval cancelled, an old enemy for a new doctor? and Indy 5 is coming people Bristol Con interview: Moonface Press Week that was: The Fixer, Ashes to Ashes, Hound of the Baskervilles , Final Crisis Aftermath: Escape, The Life and Times of Tim and Batman and Robin no 1 Main: We review Transformers 2 and Moon

In this episode the guys look at and spoil the crap out of 2000AD progs 5, 1636 and 1637 as well as having a non spoiler look at the latest Zarjaz fan magazine.

This is episode one of Small Press Big Mouth hosted by Stace W and the lovely Lee Grice what is a Brummie like innit and does not talk proper like me like whey aye man. In this episode we talk about all things Small Press including the webcomics of Faith Erin Hicks and Ben Clark. We review Cancertown and Zombies Calling. And I recommend a couple of small press comics namely Zarjaz and Prick. Presented in geordibrumophonics for 34 minutes of auditory pleasure.

Welcome to another 55 minutes of geektastic entertainment blasting it's way through your headphones. Dave returns from his secret mission against EPOCH and there is some talk about the episode with the non geek and Barry's thoughts on Legend of the Seeker finale. News: A Team casting news, The Hardy men?, Where's Wally?..the movie! Week that was: Outlaw: The Legend of Robin Hood, Artemis Fowl the graphic novel ,Numb3rs,Harpers Island, Primeval season finale(TV) and Fantastic Four Main Feature: in this shorter main we take a few questions from our listeners involving Robin Hood and Ashes to Ashes Look out for special mini podcast to reveal the Atomic Robo competition winner coming soon Enjoy!

Welcome to another hour of geek entertainment.In this week's episode Dave vacates his host chair to head out on a secret mission against the Villainous EPOCH. Amacehi, the Non Geek, steps into the fray to take over co-hosting duties for this episode.News: A first look at Clash of the Titans and The Kung Fu legend is no more.Week that was: Lie to me, Legend of the Seeker and the upcoming V remakeMain feature: The boys take a look at the gaming event of the year, E3. They chat over some of the big announcements that have come of the show. They also look at some of the games that they'll be picking up as soon as they hit the streets.Apologies for the lateness of the episode and some of the audio quality.Enjoy!!!

Rich and Steve briefly discuss The Judge Child Quest before delving intothe memory banks for a look back at prog 4 and then fast forwarding to progs1634 and 1635 where lots of manlove is shown towards Al Ewing

Unrehearsed, unprofessional and probably unwanted, Science Friction returns to your audiovibratory physiomolecular podcast playing devicelment type thingie! In this episode a new co-host is introduced and we take a look at some of the science behind the "Firefly" universe. How feasible is moving to another solar system? How do you terraform a planet? and why is Karl obsessed with invoking feline wrath? These are just some of the questions asked (and some even answered!) in the exciting new instalment! If you have any comments or suggestions, you can contact us at [email protected]

Welcome to another Fifty Five minutes of geek action!In our shout out section we''re joined briefly by a special guest. Barry tries his hand at Opera singing and Dave's does possibly the worst impression you've ever heard.News: Buffy the movie with no weedon or Gellar. The end of Lying in the Gutters and the Doctor Who movie script news.Week that was: Matrox, Channel Evil, Green Latern fan trailer, Dexter's Half Dozen, 24 Season finale, Legend of the Seeker and a non spoiler review of Terminator Salvation.Main: We report back from the MCM London Expo.Enjoy!

In the third of these infequent specials Barry and Heath take a look at the Blu Ray version of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.There's discussion over the upcoming video game and it;s lack of appearance on the 360 and the PS3. They also ponder over the failure of the Indy merchandise from the fourth film and the future of the franchise.In the last section the lads open up the mailbag and tackle some questions sent in by listeners.Enjoy

Welcome to another Fifty Five minutes of geek fun!News: A new Phantom look for a New Phantom TV series, Dollhouse Renewed/ Sarah Connor gets canned and Battleships the movie (no, not a joke!)Week that was: We respond to a twitter post and give our thoughts on the current season of Robin Hood. We then turn our attention to the season finales of Lost, Dollhouse, Krodd Mandoon, Smallville, Fringe and Supernatural.Main Feature: Interview with Comix guys Andi Ewington and Ed Deighton about their new and ambitious project Fourty-Five.Enjoy!

Welcome to your fifty five minute guide through the murky underbelly of geekdom.Arriving home after the Bristol Comic Expo and the Small Press Expo we give our report (with the aid of some whisky) on how we found both events.There is also behind the scenes chat on the panel we hosted (which for some reason has now become a con legend...though that had little to do with us and the force of nature that is Dan Boultwood and Tony Lee.Look out for interviews with Mal Smith, the organiser of the SPExpo and Mr DC Comics himself Dan Didio.Get Yer Geek on Ninjas!

This Episode Flint and Bluemeanie discuss progs 3, 1632 and 1633. Blue reviews the Dredd story 'The Pit' and Flint thinks Russell Brand is a twat! This episode carries more sexual innuendo than 'Carry on up the Khyber!'...listen responsibly!

Join us for another 55 minutes through the murky underbelly of geekdom!News: Battlestar Galatica DVD pricing rant and Wolverine sequel and Deadpool films are greenlitWeek that was: Kick Ass issue 6,Doctor Who: The Forgotten, Cancertown, Sherlock Holmes, Wolverine the video game, Dark Avengers and Sarah Connor ChroniclesMain: We have a brief chat to Mal Smith who is the organiser of the new kid on the block in the world of UK comic cons - The Small Press Expo.Enjoy!!!

Join us on another adventure through the world of Geekdom! News: An Odyssey movie on the way, The Henchman's Book Club, Some Unfinished Business between Will Smith and the Sci-Fi Channel, A GI Joe cartoon by Warren Ellis, surely not? Week That Was: Xombie web cartoon series, Batman: murder at Wayne manor - an interactive mystery, Atomic Robo Vol 3- Shadow Beyond Time issue 1, Buck Rogers issue 0, Afro Samurai Resurrection and Taken Main: Wolverine non spoiler review Competitions: Last chance for Atomic Robo entries, Win tickets to special screening of Coraline and win Uninvited goodie bags.

'The 2000ad Podcast to beat all 2000ad podcasts...simply because...there aren't any!' Join host Flint Lockjaw and the first of rotating co-hosts, Richard McAuliffe (Bluemeanie) on a trip down memory lane as they discuss the first two issues of 2000ad. Then fast forward 30 years later as they review one of the most current Progs! Prog 1631!Remember...Everything Comes Back to 2000ad!'

In this week's episode we take a look at the Robin Hood and Flash Gordon remakes. We look at Joe 'Ultraviolet' Ahearne's debut into the world of comics with Fantastic Force. We also chat about the writer announced for Wanted 2In the week that was there are reviews of Ignition City, Irredeemable, The Day the Earth Stood Still,Star Trek: Countdown Primeval and Krodd MandoonIn this week's main we return to our listener Diana's email. This week we step into the court and stand accuse of crimes against Smallville.Oh and we bid a welcome return to Notes from Nuge.Enjoy!

Join us as we hit warp speed(yeah I know crap line) and review the barnd new Star Trek movie.This will be a two-part review. The first, shorter half will be spoiler free and the second will be an in-depth look at the movie featuring heavy spoilers. Don't worry we give you plenty of warning when the spoiler section is coming up.So beam in and enjoy!

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Join the GS boys on another trip through Geekdom!News: Wolverine leaks and idiot reporters, Rorschach joins Friday 13thClash of the Titans reboot castings,The world's first automated scientist and a serious chat over Barry's confusion with Star TrekWeek that Was: Stargate Universe trailer, K9 goodness with the K9 trailerSumner Knight: Book 4 of the Dresden Files and Monkey MagicMain: Competition results for The Lost Watchmen and a new competition is launched.Enjoy!

Join Dave and Barry on another blood soaked rampage through the world of Geekdom. News: A spanking new K9 returning to our screens, More Star Trek movies on the way,Twitter the comic and The Streamies Week That Was: Smallville, Dollhouse,Supernatural, Highwaymen, Robin Hood and Primeval. Main Feature: Dave chats with Ben Miller star of Primeval, Armstrong and Miller, The Worst Week of My Life and Moving Wallpaper. Competitions: Winners of Journey to the centre of the Earth DVD announced. Brand new competition launched to win copies of the novel Primeval: Extinction Event from Titan Books. Last but not least POD IDOL! Enjoy!

Welcome to a slighty late and slighlty longer action packed episode of Geek Syndicate! News: Meet Anna Mercury, BBC and ITV need to sort out their Advertising on genre shows and the charity premier of Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation. Week that was: Dollhouse, Class War, Heroes, Doctor Who: The Whispering Gallery. Main Feature: We take and look back at all four seasons of Battlestar Galactica and give our thoughts on the series finale. MAJOR SPOILERS ALL FOUR SEASONS!!!!

In this solo interview Barry chats with Damian Kindler the creator, executive producer, and writer of the TV show Sanctuary. Damiam reveals how Sanctuary came to be, spills some info on season2 and the Sanctuary universe. Damian also explains why he would rather be writing scripts than novels. The joys of Twitter and the first ever Sanctuary Con is also discussed.Enjoy!

In this feature length special as well as the usual Shoutouts, News, Week we have a special interview. News: The Flying car is here...sort of, To SyFy or not to SyFy, Cancertown gets one awesome foreword and DC Portfolio review at Bristol Week that was:50 Cent: Blood on the Sand Video game,Batman Cacophony,Batman: Battle for the Cowl, Gravel, Smallville, BSG (don't worry it's spoiler free) and a GS Official Retraction on Punisher War Zone Main Feature: Interview with Adrian Hodges, the co-creator of Primeval. We chat with Adrian about how Primeval came to be, how the cast came to together and a look forward at season 3. There's also talk about his work on the Survivors remake and the two Sally Lockhart stories he adapted for the BBC. We round off the interview with some words of wisdom from Adrian to any budding writers out there.

Welcome to another warping of everything you with the Geek Syndicate! Apologies for the lack of a main feature as we have to postpone putting that out for a week. News Thanks to some devious people we have trouble on the new Forbidden Planet movie. Mad Max returning to the cinema but not in the way we thought. Casting for the new 'V' pilot A little more news from the world of TV pilots Week that was Watchmen comes to the Thames Batman Brave and the Bold New Star Trek trailer New Harry Potter trailer Moving Wallpaper Heroes The sci-fi comic Runners by Sean Wang Notes from Nuge Star Trek

News The proposed changes to the Tardis for the new season of Doctor Who. Doctor Who in HD Cancellation of the US version of LIfe on Mars The new webcomic MindHack DC's new weekly comic venture Week that was Lost (wth added Dave rant), 24, Being Human, Tropic Thunder, Bolt and Mercury and the Murd Notes from Nuge Merlin Main We take our annual look at the new pilot shows that been annouced in the US. We give a thumbs up or down to each show.

Welcome to Episode 108 This week Barry has a rant about the Razzies. Both the guys rant on the latest series renewal news and Dave finds probably the most awesome T-Shirt in the world. In a shocking turn of events Dave actually has some gaming news! In the Week that Was look out for reviews and chat on 24,Legend of the Seeker, Being Human, RoadCrewComic, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay,Invisible Inc and Lost. In our main we bring you our exclusive review of the Watchmen movie! Enjoy

Welcome to 107 people!In this week's episode the guys look at the upcoming Watchmen movie and share some of their thoughts. They also discover that Hollywood as officially run out of ideas.Once more we join Dave Mckusky for CON WATCH.In this week's Week That Was look out for are reviews/chat for Kaiju, The Last Templar, Atomic Robo: The Dogs of War, Smallville, House of Mystery, Fringe, Lost and Hulk Vs.In our main feature we talk to Joe Ahearne the creator of Exorcist drama Apparitions and the awesome vampire TV series UltravioletRemember our competition The lost Watchman is still going head to www.geeksyndicate.co.uk for more info.

Through blizzards, the computer crash of 09 and a bucket load of audio problems Geek Syndicate have prevailed against the onslaught of the evil EPOCH. In this week's frost bitten episode the guys drop the news and main segments as they have so much week that was stuff to get through. Look out for Dave finally catching up with Heroes season 3. There are reviews and chat on Punisher: War Zone, Old Man Logan, Battlestar Galactica, Largo Winch, Marvels, Law and Order and Legend of the Seeker. Dave chats about his meetings with Frema 'Martha' Agyeman and Jamie 'Apollo' Bamber. Barry reveals his thoughts on the Doctor Who Exhibition down in Lands End. This week's Notes from Nuge takes a trip on the Battlestar Galactica. The boys finish up with what they thought of the now infamous Christian Bale rant (apologies as I forgot to add in the clip of the rant..oops). Also Look out for the new GS Watchmen competition ' The Lost Watchman' Enjoy!

In this week's episode we say goodbye to some legends of Geekdom. The boys give up some comic con news, Dave heads off to the Paul Cornell signing and Barry chats about the Fear 2 demo.Week that was features reviews Legend of the Seeker, Smallville, BSG(spoiler free), Web series Lady Wasteland get a review from Dave. There's a 24 review from Barry and Dave finally watches Prince Caspian at last. Notes from Nuge makes a welcome return to the fold with a track dedicated to Stace of Comic Racks. The main feature is a look at what comics the guys are currently picking up from DC and Marvel. Enjoy Email us your comments at [email protected]