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When: Saturday July 26th 7:30pm Where: Yard House 1023 4th Ave San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 233-9273 Why: Cause you're a big geek, thats why

GeeksOn roleplaying in ice worlds!! We explore ideas about roleplaying in frozen enviroments.

This film was created by my brother and friends in a TAFE film course. The film is a take off or spin off of a sci fi tv series like star trek or similar.

Astral Audio Extra: Episode 6 In this episode of Astral Audio Extra, we highlight the Alternative Rock group Cowboy Mouth who hail from New Orleans by playing six of their songs. We also wish Jace Edwards Happy Birthday; the band selection is thanks to his time spent in the Crescent City. We update you on why I posted the cult horror film Phenomena directed by Dario argento a few days ago in what will be a recurring feature. Astral Audio Experience: Episode 6 is knocking at the door; a few more script tweaks, and then the cast will play. And speaking of the cast, Astral Audio Productions welcomes Mark Bruzee, (of Darker Projects fame), to the family. He has been involved  with such hits as Night Terrors, the Sword of Windsor, Generation 1, Dark Matter, Star Trek: Lost Fronteer, the parsec nominated The Falcon Banner, among others. The songs featured in this podcast are thanks to www.iodapromonet.com. Here is each song in order of appearance and it s relevant album. Be sure to buy the ones you like using the links provided. Cowboy Mouth Light it on Fire (mp3) from Word of Mouth (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon More On This Album Cowboy Mouth Take Me Back To New Orleans (mp3) from It Means Escape (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon More On This Album Cowboy Mouth Everybody Loves Jill (mp3) from Easy (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon More On This Album Cowboy Mouth I Know It Shows (mp3) from Easy (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon More On This Album Cowboy Mouth Disconnected (mp3) from Uh-Oh (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon Buy at Rhapsody More On This Album Cowboy Mouth Jenny Says (mp3) from All You Need Is Live (Cowboy Mouth Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Buy at Rhapsody Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon More On This Album Do you like this new format of having an episode dedicated to an artist ever so often? Leave feedback at 206-338-2138. Thanks for listening!

The Dark Knight has arrived, blowing away box-office records and most of our expectations. Hear our individual takes on the latest Batman movie - both the good and the bad, as well as our thoughts on accusations of corpse licking in the case of Heath Ledger. Batman wasn't the only super-heroic tale worth viewing this week. We give you our thoughts on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, the Watchmen trailer, and more!

In 2004 Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman made a round-the-globe trip from London to New York on their motorcycles. The trip was documented and became the miniseries The Long Way Round. Last year, the two went on a second trip that took them through Africa which has been turned into The Long Way Down. The documentary will air in a miniseries format next month, but first Fathom Events is bringing a special director’s cut of the trip to theaters for a one-night event. We got the chance to talk to Ewan McGregor (the Star Wars prequels, Big Fish) and producer David Alexanian about The Long Way Down - the goal behind trips like these, the trials and tribulations they faced, and moments you can’t capture on film.

GeeksOn catch up Episode!!! We skip the topic this week so we can catch up on all the movies, video games, boardgames and what not.

In less than a week The Dark Knight will descend upon us all. Will it be the movie we're all looking forward to? We'll see soon enough. For this week, we talk about Hellboy, how other movies are expecting to compete with The Dark Knight, the awesomeness of Robert Downey Jr., projects from Joss Whedon we're looking forward to, Comic Con anticipations, and whether we would be interested in seeing Ellen Ripley fight Aliens again.

All things Nathan Fillion, as only TV Ate My Dinner can bring it! The boys express their love for the star of Firefly and Slither so deeply here that they're forced to take a long hard look at themselves in the process. Also, quite a lot of talk about the Fall Guy. It makes more sense in context, people...

Boston Legal finale!

Han solo feels up the princess :O!

Episode 26 - Otek gets a surprise and Doctor Laine makes an unsettling discovery. Formal peace talks begin, and Emeras gets good news to temper the bad.

Director Chris Brittain and writer Theresa J. McGarry with live commentary on Star Trek: Defiant episode 26

The Dark Knight is on everyone's mind, but it's still two weeks away. Thankfully we have Hellboy to tide us over and get rid of that miserable Hancock aftertaste. We discuss the flow of super-hero movies, our take on the editorial of whether The Dark Knight will damage future comic-book movies, several pieces of casting news this week, and whether anyone really wants to see a Friends film.

This was the zappy known as the Loony Tunes version, this time with plenty of comedy from Star Trek IV, Michael Keaton and, yes, that is an early Tim Robbins appearance from Howard the Duck - 'Undoubtedly, one of earth's greatest minds!'

GeeksOn Indiana Jones!!! Well we gave it enough time for everyone to see the fourth flick. This episode is one big spoiler!!

Wall-E is finally here and you'll find our response to it in this week's show. How did we feel about our most anticipated movie? Listen and see. We also touch base about Wanted, continue our discussion of the AFI's latest list, look at the Saturn award winners, and talk about several sequels, including news about a few that we're happy to hear. Don't forget to check out our new video podcast while you're at it.

This episode's a crap shoot, but you should be used to that. Lacking a central topic, the boys BS about Dollhouse, the upcoming Joss Whedon project starring Eliza Dushku, some belated praise for the Iron Man movie with speculation about where the Avengers movie could be going. Plus a hard look at what's going wrong with the new Justice League movie. We also bring you a new Movie From the Vault (House 2 tackled Crystal Skulls way before Indiana Jones) and the latest Johnny Drama (all hail the reigning Re-Animator, Jeffrey Combs!) All this and the long-awaited follow-up on whether the junxploitation poster project Teeth is worth the trip. Should be something for everybody in this one.

This is a Fan made (by me) Star Trek music video. Dedicated to Captain Picard and Commander Data Miss you data... -Abhishek

We're back from vacation and fully recharged. Of course, that means we're a little disconnected from this week's major events, but we still put together a pretty good show for your enjoyment. Catch our review of Get Smart, a moment of tribute for Stan Winston, a debate over Ridley Scott's recent career, and the first part of our response to AFI's most recent lists of favorite films.

Some news about William Shatner!

This send shivers down my spine just watching it. Creepy flesh eating disease on a plane! Ugh!!

George Takei and longtime partner Brad Altman file for marriage license.

Filed under: Classics, Fandom, Exhibition, Lists There are a few classic films that I simply refused to rent while growing up, specifically for the reason that I knew I should see them for the first time on a big screen. Of these, I managed to see both 2001: A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner in a theater, while others, such as Lawrence of Arabia and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, were on television too often to ignore them on the small screen first. One film that I'm still dying to see in a theater is Terrence Malick's Badlands. A few years ago I actually went to a special screening of the film in Connecticut, but it was disappointingly (understatement) projected from a DVD copy. Then two months ago it played one show at NYC's IFC Center, but I had to miss it for another engagement. Last week Entertainment Weekly presented an article/photo gallery titled "23 Movies You'd Like to See on the Big Screen," which lists these kinds of films (there's actually many more than 23 cited), most of which should ONLY be seen on the big screen, as they were originally meant to be. The list includes obvious epic choices like 2001, Lawrence of Arabia, Gone With the Wind, The Greatest Show on Earth and The Ten Commandments, as well as other classics, like Malick's Days of Heaven, Casablanca, Once Upon a Time in the West, Star Wars, High Society, Halloween, Singin' in the Rain, To Kill a Mockingbird, Psycho, Oklahoma!, The Music Man, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Searchers, Stagecoach and The French Connection.Continue reading Discuss: Movies to See ONLY on the Big Screen Permalink | Email this | Comments

This episode was pre-recorded on Friday, so we don't have box office numbers, but we do have a ton of reviews. Catch our takes on The Incredible Hulk, The Happening, and Son of Rambow, as well as reporting on the state of Iron Man 2, G.I. Joe, Transformers 2, and more!

James Bond, Jason Bourne, Jack Bauer... The boys look at the best of the JB's and offer their survival tips to anyone looking at joining the spy game (on either side). Do's and don'ts we picked up watching 24's CTU and Her Majesty's Secret Service, and some basic budget suggestions for gadget designers and supervillains who are probably just overthinking their jobs. Plus a little zombie talk about George Romero's Diary of the Dead and the Day of the Dead remake.

This recorded commentary is meant to be played whilst watching the Star Trek (The Original Series) episode "The Changeling." Two chicks in a bed can make up for a lot of cringing. But just barely.

We start something new this week, bringing the "podcast to the people." What does that mean? Listen to this week's show to find out. Among other things, we discuss our reviews of Kung Fu Panda, Margaret's interest in a Sex and the City sequel, the new promotional blitz for Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, and that silly Terminator 4 rumor that was going around last week.

Presents, video, and Bill tells a story!