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In this one the guys look at progs 1687 & 1688 as well as the latest issues of Zarjaz and Dogbreath. As usual, expect spoilers and language not suitable for the kiddies.

Join your hosts Iz and Barry for another another slice of podcast positivity that is Good Morning Geekdom. So join them for news, new Gateways to Geekdom and a big review of The Losers.

This week the confrontational couple dig into the many layers of Terry Pratchett's Ankh-Morpork where the law is enforced by amongst others the City Watch. In the course of which they consider broader fantasy policing, football chants, the 'no colour but blue' approach, James Ellroy, Ernest Hemmingway, Gangs of New York & the Krays. We also announce our logo/banner competition - so get out those crayons - prizes of the prier seasons of the Wire and Homicide Life on the Street are available. Get designs in by the 14th August 2010. That way we can announce the winner on the last ep this series and have it in place for Series 3. Email entires to dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk Episode 3 of Series 2 will be on Philip K Dick's law and order stories. It'll also be our 10th podcast. Doesn't the time fly? If you enjoyed our take on a world and are in a club or a forum devoted to it why not let your mates know about it? Feedback on the forums or email dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk '

In this the last ever (at least for now) weekly episode we give you a 2 hour action packed, filled to the brill with geek news and reviews. News Marvel and digtial comic release dates,Indy 5 rumours, Mortal Kombat Viral Video,Vinnie Jones joins the Cape and David Tennant cast in Fright Night Remake Week that was Dr Who Cold Blood and Vincent and The Doctor (Spoilers), Luther,Madam Samurai,Love Sex Aliens and Candle Man Main Listener questions and first ever GS phone in! Enjoy and we will see you with our new fortnightly podcast in two weeks!

With Flint unavailable Stacey once again steps in to help work through progs 1684-86, recap the Bristol Comic Expo and take the p*ss out of Flints "yappy type dogs". As usual, spoilers throughout and language not suitable for the kiddies

In this special episode (apologies for the lateness!) the guys present a special podcaster roundtable session recorded at the Bristol International Comic and Small Press Expo. So join Barry and Dave(Geek Syndicate), Dave and very briefly Ang (Waiting for the Trade), Amy (Birds of Geek),Scott and Steve (Comic Book Outsiders) and Stacey (Small Press, Big Mouth) as they share discuss their thoughts on the comic expo and more. Listen out towards the end for our little recording done on the sunday morning of the con...it's painful listening! Enjoy!

  Join the boys as they trawl through the latest news and take a look at the forthcoming E3 Entertainment Expo. Also this time, Barry reviews Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands and find out what all three of us thought about Grand Theft Horsey ... SORRY ... I meant Red Dead Redemption.  

This series Dissecting Worlds (formerly know as Two Geeks With No name) is looking at Law & Order, Crime and Punishment of genre universes.   In this episode Matt and Kehaar shoulder their stub guns and let rip on the Justice System of the Dreddverse.   On the way they manage to drive their Lawmasters over Dirty Harry, Gene Hunt, 1970s War comics, Samurai and the Playing Fields of Eton amongst others. On the spedway they tumble past such Dredd stroies Origins, the Apocalypse War, The Pit and the current Tour of Duty.   A new name means a new email: dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk   With our new name we're in the market for a banner/logo if you've got any ideas get out your crayons and get in touch. Thee will be prizes. Exciting prizes. We haven't thought of them yet but they will be exciting."

Welcome to episode 19 of Small Press Big Mouth, this episode we muse about the forthcoming Bristol Con and chat about the current issues of Futurequake, The Walking Wounded, Alien Inc and Fatalysia amongst other things.  We apologise most sincerely for the sound problems we had this episode and naturally it's all Lees fault cos it couldn't possibly be Stace's gawd blimey no guv!

News:The guys discuss Assassins Creed Brotherhood, Bad Company 2 multiplayer co-op DLC, EA threaten to change the face of video games sales, Steam comes to Mac's and mobile gaming continues to make a huge impact. Reviews:See what we thought about JRPG Nier, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 and we look back at an older game, Bioshock.

Richard is joined by 2000AD writer Al Ewing to discuss important topics such as bubble wrap, project runway and beard management. Oh, and along the way theres also some Dredd, Zombo and other 2000AD related talk.

In this weeks's episode Dave and Barry once more take look at all that is best and the brightest in the world of Geekdom. Be warned those  as there is a spoiler heavy review of Blackest Night issue 8 which Barry has finally read. In this week's main feature with one day to go the guys take a look at this year's Bristol International Comic and Small Press Expo. See enjoy and see those of you who are going to the expo!

With 'consumate professionalism' the team finally hit their stride.  No silliness or smut here, no sirree.  Ahem. The subject up for grabs is pinpointing some of the more off the wall books that work in unexpected ways. Between the earnest reviews we cruelly cause Gilbert and Sullivan turn in their graves, find room for both scarecrows  and tin-men (though sadly no lions or yappy-type dogs), the QI awooga makes its Scrolls debut and the Waltons are revealed to be a little more back-woodsy than were previously suspected. If you enjoy listening to it half as much as we did recording it you'll have a ball.

Iz and Barry are back to  fight the negativity that stalks the world wide web with the positive force that is Good Morning Geekdom.  In this episode there is news on Spidey the musical, Batman the stage show, info on Leonardo Da Vinci and the Soldiers of Forever, Ghost Rider 2 and more. The duo then reveal their Gateways to Geekdom  and their big review is Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. Special thanks to Harold Jennett for the awesome new logo design.

News A great artist passes away, Eagle Awards nomination news and Arabian Knights   Week That Was Incorruptible, Fringe, Twilight Eclipse Trailer, Prince of Persia Spolier Free Review   Main In our extended main we welcome chat show host, radio presenter and now comic writer, Jonathan Ross back to the podcast for an exclusive interview. We talk about the success of Turf, working with Tommy Lee Edwards, the future of the comic and perhaps a possible film adaptation. Jonathan also chats about some of his future comic projects (including a passing mention of a very interesting project for Mr Quesada). There's also a brief audio tour of his comics room. With the news that Jonathan's wife Jane Goldman will be handling the scriptwriting duties for First Class he gives us his reaction to the news as a die hard Marvel fan. He also give us a little hint of what we can expect. We finish off the interview with some chat about his plans for his revamped Hot Sauce website and the return of his book review blog. Enjoy!

Richard is back, Flint is offensive, beers get drunk and progs 1680-83 get taken apart. Its ARSOM!!

The guys rummage through the latest news which includes forthcoming Call of Duty and Medal of Honour games and a chat about The Force Unleashed 2 and Gears of War 3 Story points. This week's main is a look at the nominations for the Golden Joystick Awards. In Buy / Rent / Avoid, we discuss Splinter Cell: Conviction, Blaz Blue and Lego Rock Band.

So at last David aka 'Monts' aka 'Volcanic Ash Cloud Survior' returns to the podcast.  News: Dave finds some interesting geek parties to vote for, Dark Horse slips up, We chat about the future of TV fantasy shows and Thor casting talk. Week that Was: Turf, Shield, Iron Man 2, Human Target,V,9, Carriers and Surrogates. Main: Having spent all this time bursting to talk Dr Who we revist the new series once again to get his thoughts on them and on the new Dr and companion. Be warned their are spoilers for the first four Dr Who episodes. Enjoy!!!    

Wrapping up their premier series on Empires the disagreeing duo of Kehaar and Grampus sit back relax and muse over Empires in genre fiction in general. Why do evil Empires get reeled out so often?  What alternatives are there? What about ravenous space locusts? Skipping as they do into Star Trek,  Battlestar Galactica, Firefly, The Wire, 2300 and much much more.   Don't forget details here of the Comic Forum Project here:http://www.thecomicforums.com/forum2//inde...howtopic=166930   Feedback at w.gsforums.co.uk or twogeekswithnonamepodcast@yahoo.co.uk

Join Barry and Stacey (still keep the co-host chair warm for another outing) as they take another headlong dive into the world of geekdom.   News: bad news for Spaced 'Colin the dog' fans, Star Wars coming to 3d and Blu-ray and the return of the DFC Week that was: Study in Scarlet, Star Trek: Nero, Doctor Who (spoliers fo the last two episode so be warned)   Enjoy!