Youtube is hosting a Geek Week. Allowing creators to curate content and featuring some of it's best and brightest original shows. As we talked about in Episode 114 of Rated NA, Geek and Sundry are bringing a slew of new…
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon was released by Ubisoft on May 1, 2013 and offers a nostalgic power slide through the best and worst clichés of action movies and video games from 80s and 90s. In a world where nothing…
Today while gobbling up my lunch provided by 7-11 (note: don't leave your delicious lunch at home) I stumbled across the trailer for Leviathan: Warships, a new turn based strategy title from Paradox Interactive. Not only is the trailer unlike…
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a pair of blue-collar janitors battled Imperial grime, with only a sonic mop and a bottle of glass cleaner to see them through! And as of April 2, Canadian-based Space Janitors started their second season of sci-fi comedy, bringing us back in the fight to find our anti-heroes still alive.
Memes… From deformed frescoes to awkward teens clutching a pile of author R.L. Stein’s classic works, one can’t help but crack up at the idiocy of it all. Chris Hardwick and Mike Phirman (known as Hard’n Phirm) bring the world famous “Gersberms” meme to life and are joined by Paramore’s Hayley Williams, “The Big Bang Theory”‘s Melissa Rauch, The Muppets’ Swedish Chef and Mr. R.L. Stein himself for some internet gold
We’ve been ranting and raving about Cossbysweater for ages now and have some awesome intel to share; Allie Goertz & Megan Barrett are heading into the studio to record their very first album.
The latest installment of Geek and Sundry’s Written by a Kid is perhaps my favorite episode yet. Yes, I enjoyed it even more than watching Joss Whedon lead the S.Q.A.T Team against a menacing monster.
We’ve been following the adventures of Allie ‘CossbySweater’ Goertz since we first became smitten with her incredibly catchy love letter to Dungeons and Dragons (tonight). In the months since we first featured “Tonight”, you may have heard Allie’s work several times on our podcast Rated NA. Being huge fans of fantasy, wizards, unicorns, and hobbits we’re elated to share Allie’s latest opus with you all. Enjoy The Hobbit Song, hairy feet and all.
Like many of you I grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons. As a matter of fact, I called Saturday “cartoon day” until I was about seven years old. Back in the golden era of Saturday morning animated entertainment we had incredible (yet bizzaro) shows like Transformers, Thundercats, and the U.S.A. Cartoon Express. While programming like Star Wars: The Clone Wars still provides kids with a bit of “magic”, I fear that the days of utterly ridiculous 80s-style cartoons are long gone… Enjoy this April fools joke from the fine folks at IGN. For the record… I would watch the poop out of this show.
Two thousand years before the Reapers were ever a threat, the vile Rachni threatened the universe. If not for the heroism and sacrifice of the mighty Krogan, there is little doubt that the Rachni would have picked the galaxy's bones clean. While…
For those that haven’t seen Max Landis’ “The Death and Return of Superman”, you’re missing out on pure internet gold. The short film takes a whimsical, and drunken, look at one of the most important events in comic book history, The Death and Return of Superman (see above..doi).
I grew up watching Growing Pains, and I was saddened last year by Boner’s death. There is something magical about the intro song written and composed by both John Bettis (Lyrics) and Steve Dorff (Music).. Imagine however if you will, what would happen if the whimsical joy Growing Pains… Came back from the dead.
