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Any of the podcasts in the Geekville Radio podcast family

Spider Man and Justice League Trailers, Heroes And Villains Fanfest

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Another HUGE jam packed show with news on the brand new Spider-Man and Justice League Trailers, Iron Fist, and the Han Solo movie. Plus talk about the identity of Vigilante in Arrow,and the major stories in the Arrowverse. In the second half of the show, Train talks about South Carolina Comic-Con and Seth talks the Heroes and Villains Fanfest in Chicago. Hear what happened in the panels involving casts of the Arrowverse and Agents Of SHIELD.

Examining The Doctor: The Three Doctors Part Three

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Geekville Radio examines Part Three of the epic Multi-Doctor story The Three Doctors, starring Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, and William Hartnell as the original three Doctors. The episode is also significant for being the official introduction to Omega, the crazed villain of the story.

Join Mark and Seth as they bring their signature blend of knowledge and humor to this classic installment of Doctor Who!

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The Three Doctors Part Three

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Part Three of The Three Doctors is examined. The first ever Multi-Doctor story bought together William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, and then current Doctor Jon Pertwee. This episode introduces the villain Omega to the Doctor Who mythos. Join Mark and Seth as they bring their signature blend of knowledge and humor to this essential Doctor Who story.

Geekville Radio: Iron Fist Review

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Here are the show notes for this week’s show, the first for Spring 2017!

Batman filming delayed until next year. DC may fill the slot with another movie.

Sony has announced plans for a Venom movie. But will it be tied to The MCU?

Deborah Ann Woll confirms she will appear in The Punisher

The middle of the show is a review of Kong: Skull Island. While the review is lengthy, it is very light on spoilers. So if you’re still on the fence about seeing the movie, you can listen without too much getting revealed.

Next up is a very thorough and spoiler-filled review of Iron Fist. Does it hold up to the rest of the Marvel Netflix series? And what’s all the hubbub about anyway? The critically panned show still scored well with viewers.

The final segment of the show is dedicated to remembering the late great Chuck Berry, who passed away this week at the age of 90.

Iron Fist Review, Kong Skull Island, Batman Movie News, RIP Chuck Berry

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It’s a Mega-Sized Show this week! Iron Fist hit Netflix this past weekend, did it live up to the hype? Seth and Train give a very in-depth (SPOILERS) review of the entire season in the latter half of the show. On top of that, they review Kong Skull Island in the second segment. The show kicks off with talk about the Batman movie production getting delayed until 2018. And the final segment of the show pays tribute to the late great Chuck Berry.

Geekville Radio: Wonder Woman Trailer

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Better late than never! This week’s Geekville Radio is here, and you can follow along with the show with these show notes

The latest Wonder Woman Trailer has been released


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Wonder Woman Trailer, Domino Cast In Deadpool 2, X-Men TV Show, Arrowverse News

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The second Wonder Woman trailer has hit, how does it look? Domino has been cast for Deadpool 2. We got our first images of Thor Ragnarok. Plus character castings announced for Fox’s X-Men TV Series. In the later part of the show, news and reveals for Supergirl, Flash, and Legends Of Tomorrow.

Logan Review, Trailers, Arrow Reveal

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A lengthy, spoiler filled review of the blockbuster final Wolverine film Logan in the latter half of the show. Before that, Seth and Train look at the reveal of Prometheus in last week’s episode of Arrow, as well as other Arrowverse news. In the middle of the show, they talk the latest trailers for Guardians Of The Galaxy 2, Alien Covenant, Kong, and Pirates Of The Caribbean 5.

Geekville Radio: Logan Review

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Hugh Jackman’s brutally violent swansong as the feral mutant Wolverine has finally hit theaters. Seth and Crazy Train give lengthy, spoiler filled review of the blockbuster final Wolverine film Logan in the latter half of the show. And how it’s not only an X-Men film, but a very deep psychological film as well.

Before that, Seth and Train look at the reveal of Prometheus in last week’s episode of Arrow, as well as other Arrowverse news. In the middle of the show, they talk the latest trailers for Guardians Of The Galaxy 2, Alien Covenant, Kong, and Pirates Of The Caribbean 5.

Sci-Fi Saturday: Battle Beyond The Stars (1980)

What do you get when you cross Star Wars with one of its biggest inspirations, then mix in John-Boy and Banacek?

This week’s Sci-Fi Saturday looks at the Roger Corman classic (?) Battle Beyond The Stars. Released in the fall of 1980, just in time for Oscar Season, to a lukewarm reception both critically and monetarily. It tells the story of Shad (played by Richard Thomas of The Waltons fame) a young farmer who seeks the help of seven mercenaries to protect his home from an evil force bent on its oppressive plundering.

If you know your film history, you may be thinking this sounds suspiciously like The Seven Samurai. You would be right! But fear not, this is not a mere ripoff, but an adaption because Akira Kurosawa is actually given story credit.
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