Episode 146 - The No Food-Must Murder Cleanse

Welcome to Episode 146 of Broadcast Geeks! On this podcast we discuss all things geek and nerd related, provided our DVR’s have space and our Netflix accounts are our own and none others.  This week, the Geeks (Mitch, Jake, Jeff and Matt Orrin) are back in the Quantum Realm, under Mutiny Information Cafe, to discuss all things geek.

We had to start on that Avengers teaser that was aired during the "Big Game" and was it a good one!  Although, it left us wanting more...both visually, and informationally.  We throw some theories around, maybe one of them will be right.  We throw a potential "spoiler" out there while Mitch covers his ears, but it isn't confirmed or even that big of a deal. 

Next, we jump to the DCU which is still our favorite streaming service.  We are pumped for the next round of Young Justice episodes, slated for June, as well as the Doom Patrol.  This led us to talk about the DCEU, which confirmed that Batfleck is out and someone new will enter the fray, possibly younger.  As much as we liked Batfleck, which oddly enough we did, we are excited for a younger iteration of the Dark Knight.  Maybe DC will realize that it's streaming service can blur the lines between TV and movies, eliminating the need for huge star power.  

We started talking about different shows and movies, such as the Ted Bundy documentary.  Apparently, Jeff shouldn't have watched it alone and he recommends you avoid doing the same.  He also told us about Russian Dolls, which is kind of like Happy Death Day.  We talked about Y:The Last Man being made into a show on FX.  Then, for some of our long time listeners we tried talking about Star Trek.  Unfortunately, the Geeks that were in attendance havent watched the new Star Trek, so we talked about Orville instead.  Essentially, Seth McFarland redid Star Trek and added some humor.  Isn't that good enough?

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