Geektown Radio - Tv News, Interviews & Uk Tv Air Dates

On this week's Geektown Radio podcast, Robert from Entertainment Talk returns to the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.As Robert is here, things inevitably turn to gaming, so we discuss 'Grounded', a unique base-building and survival game which was recently released out of early access and into 1.0. We also chat about 'Stranded: Alien Dawn', another based-building survival game which has just begun its journey as it enters early access on Wednesday, 12th October 2022, and I had the chance to play a preview version. On the tv side, Robert reviews new Marvel "special presentation" 'Werewolf by Night', which landed last week on Disney+, and I talk about the brilliant stand-up special 'Hasan Minhaj: The King's Jester', which landed on Netflix last week.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations (or rather, lack of this week!) and pick-ups. We talk about 'The Handmaid’s Tale' getting co-

This week's Geektown Radio podcast sees Darryl from Hollywood North News return to the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Darryl kicks off his reviews this week chatting about 'Inside Man', the new BBC drama from Steven Moffat, packed with an impressive cast, but does it live up to the sum of its parts? He also reviews 'Delete' parts one and two, which is a Canadian tv movie recently released on Prime Video UK, full of familiar faces, about a rogue AI. He also reviews something called a "book" (a thing made of paper, bound together)... In this case, 'He Who Fights With Monsters', a LitRPG novel series from author Shirtaloon. Meanwhile, I have been delving into the game Matt mentioned last week, 'Disney Dreamlight Valley', so give my thoughts on that. We also dissect 'She-Hulk' - What we think now we're six episodes in. What is working, what isn't, and what we'd like to see in the future.Over in the TV news, w

After a bit of return to normality in the tv world, the Geektown Radio podcast is back with our Matt from Entertainment Talk to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.The review side of things has a bit of a gaming lean to it this week, as Matt dives into 'Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' beta, so gives his thoughts on that. He has also been playing around in a building game for the first time, as he sets foot in 'Disney Dreamlight Valley', a brand new life-sim/adventure game filled with your favourite Disney characters. He also talks about Season 3 if the stupidly named 'High School Musical: The Musical: The Series' on Disney+ and Apple+ TV series 'Central Park'. Meanwhile, I chat through heading back to my childhood with the wonderful 'Return To Monkey Island', and building factories on a remote planet as 'Satisfactory' releases Update 6. We also both give our thoughts on the big release from last week, 'Star Wars: Andor'.Over i

After a very strange week of tv, the Geektown Radio podcast returns with our film reviewer Gray to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Gray might be our film reviewer, but this month has not reviewed any films (to be fair, he has been sick, so we'll let him off this once!) However, during his recovery, he has been catching up on shows which he hadn't finished, so talks about 'Grace', 'CSI: Vegas', 'The Orville', and 'Abbott Elementary', along with a longer discussion about the new US version of 'Queer As Folk'. Meanwhile, I picked up the new drama from 'The Vampire Diaries' creator Julie Plec, 'Vampire Academy', and give my thoughts on how the two compare.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups. We discuss the BBC getting more 'Ghosts', but these have an American accent, the removal and arrival of ‘Constantine’ on film and tv, and the Emmy Awards. We also talk about some of the shows w

On this week's Geektown Radio podcast, returning from the dark mists of time (or Gamescom in Germany!) to the co-host chair is Bex of TristaBytes to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.With Bex back on the show, talk, of course, turns to gaming, as she has recently returned from the massively huge Gamescom event in Germany... so huge in fact, she got lost, a lot (although, this is Bex we're talking about, so that shouldn't be so surprising!) We also review 'Thor: Love & Thunder' which recently landed on Disney+. That leads to a broader discussion about the state of the MCU overall.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups. We discuss 'Superman & Lois' getting a new Jonathan Kent (and explain what happened to the old one). We chat about 'Titans' adding Lex Luthor, various surprise additions to Disney+, and the return of the 'Teletubbies'... The bulk of the maiSupport this show htt

On the Geektown Radio podcast this week, Robert from Entertainment Talk returns to the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.With Robert on the show, things inevitably turn to gaming, so we chat about 'Farthest Frontier', a new city builder which was recently released into Early Access on Steam. We also discuss some of the shows he's been watching as he gives his thoughts on 'She-Hulk', along with chatting about 'Welcome To Wrexham' (and how strange the UK football league set up is to an American!) Meanwhile, I review my latest gaming pick-up, 'Hard West 2', which is an 'X-Com'-esque romp through the wild west with a supernatural twist. I also review the big show of the week, 'Lord Of The Rings: Rings Of Power', which dropped its first two episodes on Prime Video.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups. We talk about 'The Bear' finally getting released in the UK, 'WEIRD:

On this episode of the Geektown Radio podcast, Matt from Entertainment Talk returns once again to the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.It turns out Matt and I have both been watching most of the same shows this week, but before we get to those he catches use up with some Twitch and YouTube recommendations. First, our very own TristaBytes as Matt works his way through some of her "Tomb Failer" streams in Twitch. He also highlights PlayStation Access' "Metal Gear Stupid" videos on YouTube, as two idiots play 'Metal Gear Solid' for the first time, watched by their experienced, and somewhat exasperated mate! As we move to talking about TV, we review our return to Westeros in 'House Of The Dragon' on Sky, the return of 'SEE' on Apple TV+, and discuss football docuseries 'Welcome To Wrexham' on Disney+. I also review 'Top Gun: Maverick', and BBC drama 'The Capture', which returned for season two.Over in the TV ne

On this episode of the Geektown Radio podcast, I'm joined by Matt from Entertainment Talk in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Matt has been finishing of the third season of the brilliant 'Atlanta' on Disney+, so gives his thoughts about the season overall. He also chats all things 'Jurassic World' having caught the latest movie at the cinema, and stepped back into Netflix animated series 'Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous'. Meanwhile, I talk through the 'Wales Comic Con Homecoming' event in Wrexham, and Netflix's surprise drop of an 11th episode of 'The Sandman' series on Friday! Of course, we both discuss the big green elephant in the room, 'She-Hulk', which joined the MCU on Disney+ last week too.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups. We talk about the latest update on the ongoing trainwreck which is 'The Flash' movie, along with some recasting news for 'Super

In this episode of the Geektown Behind The Scenes podcast, I'm chatting Steffan Falesitch, Supervising Sound Editor on the critically acclaimed and multi-award-winning FX series 'What We Do in the Shadows'.From the minds of Jemaine Clement and Taika Waititi, 'What We Do in the Shadows' is a mockumentary comedy horror which takes a look into the daily (or rather, nightly) lives of four vampires, who've lived together for over 100 years, on Staten Island.Steffan, along with the rest of the sound team, has been nominated for the Outstanding Sound Editing in a Comedy or Drama Emmy this year for the season three episode "The Escape". The show also has nominations for "Outstanding Comedy", "Outstanding Writing", "Costumes", "Sound Mixing", and "Stunts" this year too.Alongside WWDITS, Steffan has worked on a host of shows from 'The Shrink Next Door' and 'Our Flag Means Death' to 'The Affair' and 'The L Word: Generation Q'. However, the series we are mainly talking to him about today is 'What We Do in the Shadows'.On

We are back with a new episode of the Geektown Radio podcast, and I'm joined by Darryl from Hollywood North News in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Darryl has brought with him a sack full of reviews this week, and kicks things off with the new Disney+/Hulu addition to the 'Predator' franchise, 'Prey'. He follows that by delving through the weirdness of the latest 'Riverdale' season (so you don't have to), talks Brad Pitt in the movie 'Bullet Train', reviews 'Emily The Criminal' starring Aubrey Plaza and Theo Rossi, along with Roland Emmerich's latest disaster film 'Moonfall'. Lastly we both chat about finishing season one of the brilliant 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds'. Meanwhile, I give an update on the excellent Netflix adaptation 'The Sandman' and the wonderfully silly 'La Brea' which is on Paramount Plus UK having now got the end of both first seasons. I also give a review on my latest gaming obse

We are back with a new episode of the Geektown Radio podcast, and I'm joined by Matt from Entertainment Talk in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Matt begins by giving his reviews of 'Atlanta' which returned recently to Disney+ for Season 3, alongside watching the final season of his beloved series 'Love, Victor', also on Disney+. Meanwhile, I have been catching up with 'Solar Opposites' Season 3, and also the latest season of '9-1-1: Lone Star'. However, I also delved into a couple of new shows this week, including Neil Gaiman's adaptation of his own comic book in the much-anticipated Netflix series 'The Sandman', and the wonderfully wacky, but very entertaining, NBC show 'La Brea', which has landed, randomly, on Paramount+ UK.Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups, including 'The Punisher' not returning (yet), Paramount+ UK scanning the globe for more content,

We are back with our 350th episode of the Geektown Radio podcast, and I'm joined by our Film Reviewer Gray in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Gray begins, as he usually does, with his top five film news stories of the last month, although this time has a little twist as they are all Marvel-related following on from SDCC last week. He also reviews both the Netflix film 'The Gray Man' (disappointed to learn it isn't about him!), and the 'Bob's Burgers' movie, along with catching us up on the TV shows he has been watching over the last month. Meanwhile, I review the new Amazon comic book adaptation 'Paper Girls', and we both chat through our return to 'CSI: Vegas' after many years away!Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups, including the end of the Arrowverse, and the possible return of Max Headroom! We also discuss Disney+ getting in on the dragon action, casti

After a somewhat extended summer holiday break, the Geektown Radio podcast is back with a new episode, and I'm joined by Matt from Entertainment Talk in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Matt begins by catching me up on some of the shows he's been watching whilst I've been away. They include his thoughts on 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds', and also the latest season of '9-1-1'. Meanwhile, tv watching has taken a bit of a backseat whilst I was on holiday, however, I did finish off 'Ms. Marvel', and also caught up with 'Better Call Saul', so we discuss both those. In addition to that, I talk about experiencing the Avengers Campus at Disney's California Adventure, along with returning to Galaxy's Edge and building a lightsaber!Over in the TV news, we chat through all the renewals, cancellations and pick-ups since we have been away (and their are quite a few!) We also discuss the new Julie Plec show 'Vampire

The Geektown Radio podcast returns for our last show before we take a little Summer break, and I'm joined by our Film Reviewer Gray the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.As Gray returns to the show, he brings with him his top five film news stories from May and June, keeping you up-to-date with everything going on in the world of cinema. He also brings us reviews of both 'Jurassic World: Dominion' and 'Lightyear'. On the tv side, he discusses Channel 4 comedy 'Big Boys', 'The Time Travelers Wife' on Sky, and the final season of 'Love, Victor'. We also discuss the newly-launched Paramount+ streaming service. Speaking of which, I review the new 'HALO' series and 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds', along with 'The Umbrella Academy' Season 3.Over in the TV news, we chat through the usual renewals, cancellations and pick-ups including 'Snowpiercer', 'The Lincoln Lawyer' and 'CSI: Vegas'. We also chat about knowing n

I know many of you might be expecting a normal Geektown Radio episode this week, but unfortunately, we had to skip it due to timing issues. We usually record on Mondays, and I was in London interviewing the cast of Halo (watch out for that interview coming soon!)However, to tide you over until next week, we have an interview with Stunt Coordinator Matt LeFevour, who has worked on a huge array of tv shows and movies, both performing and coordinating stunt work. He was stunt coordinator on the Apple TV+ series 'Shining Girls', Showtime series 'The Chi', along with working on Chicago Fire, Med and PD. On the film side, Matt stunt coordinated Aaron Sorkin’s six-time Oscar-nominated feature 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' which earned him a SAG Award nomination for Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble. He has also worked on various comic book projects including almost all of the Batman films from 'Batman Begins' through to 'The Batman', where he served as assistant stunt coordinator. In addition to all

The Geektown Radio podcast returns with Darryl from Hollywood North News in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.It is another busy week on tv as Darryl steps into 'First Kill', the new YA vampire series from Netflix, along with reviewing Chinese sci-fi 'Shanghai Fortress', and we catch up with 'The Boys'. Meanwhile, I preview the new Sky time-loop sci-fi drama 'The Lazarus Project', along with reviewing this week's big Disney+ release, 'Ms. Marvel', and HBO drama 'We Own This City' from 'The Wire's David Simon.Over in the TV news, we chat through the usual renewals and cancellations. We also catch up with all the news of days two to five of Netflix's "Geeked Week" event (as we covered day one last week), which features lots of new animated series, along with a number of games which will be joining the platform! The other big event last week was “Ghostbusters Day”, which saw them announce some new movie pro

The Geektown Radio podcast returns with Matt from Entertainment Talk in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.As we hurtle headlong into the busiest month of UK television in years, Matt tells us about Apple TV+ series 'The Essex Serpent', along with catching up with award-winning HBO series 'Barry' on Sky and NOW. We also chat about episode three of 'Obi-Wan', and the return of 'The Boys' for Season 3 on Prime Video. Meanwhile, I review 'The Flight Attendant' Season 2 and discuss what the future holds for the dramedy, along with reviewing episode one of 'The Orville: New Horizons', catching up with 'Stranger Things' Season 4 on Netflix, and a preview of 'For All Mankind', which returns to Apple TV+ this Friday.Over in the TV news, we chat through the usual renewals and cancellations, along with running through day one of Netflix's "Geeked Week" event. We chat about 'The Sandman', 'Resident Evil', 'Warrior N

The Geektown Radio podcast returns this week with Robert from Entertainment Talk in the co-host chair to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Robert talks about catching up with 'The Curse Of Oak Island' on tv, and on the gaming side, hitting the plateau in 'Medieval Dynasty'. Meanwhile, I review the opening two episodes of 'Obi-Wan' on Disney+, and the return of 'Stranger Things' for a fourth season on Netflix. I also give some initial thoughts on Apple TV+ series 'Shining Girls'. In addition to all that, this week saw MCM Comic-Con return to London, so I chat about the show this year, and we also talk about conventions in general.Over in the TV news, we chat through the usual renewals and cancellations! The majority of the tv news comes from the other big convention this week, Star Wars Celebration. Over in the USA, they announced a number of new shows, along with dropping a bunch of trailers and premiere dates. We give you a

The Geektown Radio podcast returns this week as Matt from Entertainment Talk joins me to chat through and review the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates.Matt has been catching up with 'Heartstopper', the breakout Netflix LGBTQ+ hit series, so gives us his thoughts now he has completed the first season. He also completed Season 2 of Apple TV+ animated series 'Central Park', so gives us his review of that too. We then both discuss Steven Moffat’s adaptation of ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife‘, which began last week on Sky. Meanwhile, I review the new Amazon series 'Night Sky' starring Sissy Spacek and J.K. Simmons, and the 'Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers' film which is on Disney+.Over in the TV news, we chat through the usual renewals and cancellations, which are somewhat reduced after last weeks bloodbath! We also discuss the state of things at The CW, a possible new ‘Daredevil’ series on Disney+, Sky reviving 'Fantasy Football League', the cancellation of t

In an extended episode of the Geektown Radio podcast this week, Matt from Entertainment Talk joins me to chat through the last seven days on UK TV, film, and gaming, alongside the usual TV news and UK TV air dates, PLUS we also go through a post "TV Bloodbath" analysis.Unable to kick his Apple TV+ addiction, Matt begins with a review of their new shows 'Shining Girls', a thriller starring Elisabeth Moss, and 'The Essex Serpent', a period gothic romance starring Claire Danes and Tom Hiddleston. Meanwhile, I chat through new Netflix show 'The Lincoln Lawyer' from David E. Kelly, and we both discuss the comedy 'How I Met Your Father', which landed last week on Disney+ UK.Over in the TV news, things are a little different this week. Last Thursday was what we refer to as the annual "TV Bloodbath" day, when the five big US networks cancel and renew all the shows on their services. This year it was extremely bloody, but most of it came from one very surprising source! We run through all the shows which failed to mak