Geekscape

Geekscape 19: Omega Scape

Guest Co-hosts: Tyson Breuer, Martin Scherer, The Word Burglar and Kody and Sheila! - Reviews: "Hot Fuzz", News: Ed Norton is Bruce Banner, Is the Hulk Grey?, Jack from Lost is now Racer X!! Comics: Omega Flight, Captain America: Fallen Son, World War 3! Video Games: Tyson got a DS as the show starts to fall apart! Forums: Your favorite movie snack! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Broadcast on:: 24 Apr 2007
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ABC Wednesday, October 9th. You all can play all day. We want books. We want paper towels in the classroom. Bet you won't raise this too. I'm still waking up the paper towels. Abbott Elementary returns with the new season. We asked the district for more after school programs. They gave us $50 for class beds instead. Critics cheer. Abbott Elementary continues to be one of the funniest and most beloved shows on TV. What y'all doing out there? Taking bribes. Proud of y'all. Abbott Elementary, the season premiere Wednesday, October 9th on ABC and stream on Hulu. Oh, yeah. This is Boom from a claw. I'm going to let you know that this is my number one favorite podcast, better than any of you. That's right. Boom, you can't believe it. Yeah. Hey, Jonathan. It's Kent, AKA Punch Kick. Hey, do you want to stop by and say hi? Love the show. Keep up the good news. What you say? Oh, that you only meant well, well, 'cause you didn't want to say. That it's all for the dance, 'cause it is what you say. Oh, that it's just what we need. This is Geekscape episode 19. We're in the middle of a comic book store in our wonderful northern country. Canada. Canada. I've got to love it. So this is like the alpha flight version of the Avengers. If Geekscape is the Avengers, this is the episode that's alpha flight. We know who's North Star. This is-- why don't you introduce yourself? This is Martin Sherry. You know me as Sherryman, the forms. All right. This over here is-- Tyson Brewer. You know me from the old Geekscape forms. Old Geekshroom form. Geekshroom, sorry. You're our miracle boy. Yes. I had a charity for a while. I love my 360. And-- Well, Dan and I love you. Oh, there it is. Yeah. Dan and I love you. And I'm happy to see you here, buddy. Great to see you here. You look at healthier. And I'll just be chubby. Yes. Now, 50 pounds of do that. That's six months. That takes a little effort. You have to go from exercising every day to struggling to breathe. Yeah, just handfuls of it. So eating Crisco helps. Martin, for those of you who haven't been with us a long time, Dan and I on the old Geekshroom episodes that were charity for you. Yeah. When you had-- Hot Kinslymphoma. Hot Kinslymphoma. And let's give an update. All right. So I'm finished up chemo mid-January. Then I had a month off, six weeks off. And I had a month of radiation. That ended. And I've been off for a few weeks now. Feel good, feel healthy. Everything looks to be good. There's no tumors, maybe. Everything looks good. It feels good. To be healthy again. Cool. Good, buddy. Aw. I like being touched. I'm not going to lie to you. Yeah. So this is Geekshape episode 19 over the next 45 minutes. You're going to be hearing all about the latest movies, video games, comic books, basically the whole geek experience. Right here, we're at the Silver Snail, which I must say is one of the greatest comic bookstores I've ever been in. They've got all sorts of back issues. They've got all sorts of recent issues, toys, trade paper hacks. You can see all the Bowen design statues behind us. It's a really freaking impressive store. And-- Not to be confused with the Silver Snail gay bar. Yeah. Yeah. You were like, I'm going to take you to the Silver Snail. And I was like, no, thank you. Hey, no. I don't want the Silver squirt in my Silver ass. So now my parents can't watch this. That's where it's going. Those family members will be given the link. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, I must tell you all the other episodes are this unwatchable. So fail out now, because it's not going to get any better. Before we continue, let's throw it out to our wonderful host, NetRiver.net. They are hosting every single episode on their servers, which I have to manually put on the servers, because we just changed servers. Some of them didn't go over. And so all the episodes will be up very soon, one through 19. Yep. 20, 21. And then we'll be kicking ass just like old times. NetRiver, for all those of you who are so inclined, make it commercial for the guys. We'll start playing them regularly on here. The one that's the best, you guys get a year of free hosting from our wonderful friends. All you have to do is include these four facts, fund knowledgeable staff, best prices on dedicated servers and VPS, rock bottom prices on any shared hosting and $1.95, domain names on that shared hosting, of course. I miss them right now, but if you put in the promotional code Gilmour named after our very own Brian Gilmour, putting Gilmour you get 10% off your order. And that's the plug. So we went and saw movies. Yes, yep. Tyson has agreed to join me. Yes, I went on this one. What did you see the same movie I went and saw? Hot Fuzz. Hot Fuzz is the movie from Edgar Wright. It's got Simon Pegg in it. And he plays basically the best cop in London. And he thinks that they're going to promote him to Sergeant-- In London. In London, what they end up doing is shipping off the countryside to cover a boring-ass town where nothing happens. Safe is town. Safe is town in England. And before you know it, he starts getting a little stir crazy because he's one good cop. And-- 400% arrest record over everyone else. Four times as many. He paid attention to the script. I did. And ultimately things start not being what they seem. Yeah. All the accidents start to become a little suspicious because everyone knows each other, and everyone is in the paper, and it's just crazy. So I love that my good friend Tyson is facing me. Yeah, sorry. No, you don't have to do that recently. OK. I'm going to talk about you. It's like a conversation. We can do three quarters. OK. Three quarter turn. I'll cheat out to the camera. Sure. Sure. I'll be at your turn. Cheat towards the camera. Let's do it. OK. What do you think of the movie, dude? I thought it was hilarious. The greatest line in it was when the two guys are standing. No. The two guys are standing behind this girl, and they're looking at the pig on the spit. You need that. On the spit. And she goes maybe after a couple drinks. What? That's fucked up. I didn't catch it. That made me the one I went to the bathroom. I thought it was the greatest line in the script. That's really funny, dude. We've got the posse behind us. Just the setup. They're all going to come up here and speak. That's really fucking funny. It is. I thought it was the greatest line I have heard in a long, long time, and the rest of the script, it was good. I mean, it was really funny, and I liked all the references, and I liked the way it was cut, and the really the stop action kind of like the way it just goes. I mean, it was the same in "Shawn of the Dead," so I really liked that, and I mean, those guys are just hilarious. I look forward to seeing "Run Fat Boy Run." Yeah, that's the one. You know who's directing that, right? Yeah. "Tavage Swimmer." Really? Yeah. Wow. Sometimes for those of you guys who are like, "You look like Rayo Romano. You look like Zach Braff." I once had Jonathan Silverman and Jason Swimmer as people that I look like. Really? Fuck those guys. Yeah. Terrible. It was much rather like Rayo Romano, even though he speaks like a fucking muppet. Yeah, but he's very... All right, what's happening? Rayo Romano. I feel like a downy. Okay, Rayo Romano does not sound like a downy. Oh. It just looks like one. Just kidding, Ray. He watches. So "Hop Fuzz," I thought was very funny. I thought the script was actually funnier than "Shawn of the Dead," where I think "Shawn of the Dead" is a better film, is that "Hop Fuzz" was longer, and it was too long. What do you think? What could be dropped? Well, in these kind of movies, because it's the kind of movie that they're spoofing. They're spoofing movies like "Dye Harder" spoofing movies like "Leath the Weapon," "Bad Boys," that sort of thing. Point for it. And in those films, if you're trying to figure out who's behind everything, the second you find out who's behind everything, you have about 20 minutes left of the film. Once you know who the bad guy is, and you've got to go take him down, you can't just keep going. In this movie, I feel goes a couple of scenes too long, and it's funny, and I still suggest the movie for anybody, because the writing is awesome. The back and forth lines are hilarious, and they do a lot of the stuff where there are just puns incessantly, but I got a little worn out by the end of it. I was like, "Okay." There's a chase after a chase, after a chase, after a chase, and then an additional scene. And I was like, "Come on, guys. You got my money. I'm into it. Don't wear me out." That being said, my review of King Kong, hey, you want to find a girl finding a dinosaur in some other movie? Go for it, but you're not going to find it. Just like in this one, if you really want the funny dialogue, you can only get from these guys. Yeah. I'm sure I'm butchering this interview. You just talk to me. No, you're doing fine, buddy. You're doing fine. One thing that's funny, and I'm going to prove it by putting "Spores of the Movie" on YouTube. "Spores of the Movie" is a movie that, remember Kevin McCaffrey, the dude from the Marines, who is on Gichro? Or he's in the Army? The red hair? Oh, yeah, yeah. You called in in an episode? The zombies are, he's going to go to the mountains and fight his rival. My good friend Kevin from undergrad, he, Dan, and I made a movie in undergrad called "Spores of the Movie." Yep. Listen to this. It's about two guys who play a lot of PlayStation. Okay. The zombies start to fight, like, everybody starts training the zombies, so they got to take them down. It was very short of the dead-ish. Yes. We made this movie in 2001, and in it, Kevin McCaffrey is a guy who loves point break, which is a huge joke in this film, and I keep thinking, "Dude, Edgar Wright is psychically stealing my material." Well, isn't that this whole thing? If you think something, then that thought goes out, and someone else gets it. What kind of Zen bullshit do you think? I'm just saying. I'm just throwing it out there to try to- Is that a Canadian thing? I don't think so. So it might be a Canadian thing. Once you give birth to an idea, I really don't think that he's seen "Spores of the Movie." Yes. So therefore, you're broadcasting your thoughts out into the creative- My comedy. Can I assume? I don't think so. Either way. Either way. You know what I used to think was a really good idea, was putting sensors in the road. I used to play this when I was really young. I would want to put sensors in the road so that I could have cars drive, and then I tried to be the hacker and hacking to the computer to take over the cars, okay? And then like five years ago, they said they were going to put the sensors in the cars in California to make the self-driving freeways, and I was like, "Wow, that's still my childhood idea." Could be a terrorist from Diehart, obviously. Yeah. Oh, yeah, pretty much. That's how it works. I only caught like half of what you said, and it sounded like I wanted to put sensors in the freeways to control cars. Yeah, so every car could drive along the freeway at the same speed. Magnetically. Yeah. And then, yeah, you wouldn't drive it. They would drive themselves. It's like the fucking Jetsons. Yeah, but then they actually are going to do that now. Yeah, it's on the road. They're actually going to do that now, and I was like, "Wow, they stole my idea." And I told that to someone, and they're like, "No, no, no. The same idea it's had by tons of people, just whoever gets to it first." Yeah. That's amazing. Did I blow your mind? You kind of did. Well, only my pants felt it. Oh, that's hot fuzz. It's still a really good movie. Oh, yeah, definitely go insane. Definitely funny. It was worth my $10, more than $9.99. I think people generally in our audience are liking this movie, the ones who've seen it. I think anybody who's in our audience will like this movie. I just thought it played a little too long for me. And whatever. I'm not going to get another movie from these guys for another two, three years. Well, we're on Trap Boy. We're going to enjoy it. That was directed by David Schwender. But it has them in it. Didn't they write it, though? Edgar Wright is the fucking talent. You know what I mean? Yeah. Simon Pegg is talented, but Edgar Wright, I think his director really stepped up in his one. The dude is a really good director. Adding beats in this, the suspense beats were really well done. You know, he's not just a generic comedy director, but that's the story, man. We got news. Are you ready for news? Yes. Okay. Well, maybe not. I don't know how intense it's going to be. What is the biggest geek news of this week? Come on, Cody. Come here. Come on, Mike. This is Cody. This is Cody. He was a stand-in Lord of the Rings. I'm not trying to cheat. I was a hobbit. So what's the biggest news this week, dude? What's the news that got you so fucking excited this week? Something went down in the film world related to a comic movie that you were like, dude, that is perfect. I'm drawing a blank. I think I'm nervous. Ed Norton playing The Incredible Hulk. I didn't hear that. You didn't hear this? I didn't hear that. What do you think? Cody works here at the snail, and it's great, Tyson is now dying. We cured him, and now he's over here dying. Careful. Are you all right, buddy? He's over here coughing. Let's sort of another charity, folks. Yes. You got a couple bucks. You're going to need a new trade deal. Yeah, dude. They signed Ed Norton to play with his banner. I didn't know that that news had been released. It's released. On top of that, there's rumors that the Hulk's going to be great in this film. It's going to be amazing, dude. Edward Norton. What I want to know is if they're going to totally restart the whole Hulk saga, if it's going to be a sequel, because I really would like it if they kind of over-wrote everything that happened in the first movie. The way Zach Penn, who wrote the script, is talking about it, is kind of like what Batman begins to do, Batman's doing to the Hulk franchise. It's not totally negating what was done in the first film, but for those of you who thought the first film was abortion on cinema, which there's a lot of nods in here, you know, this one's hopefully going to be a whole new experience, you know. Well, I'm pumped for the Grey Hulk. That's... I didn't see that coming. Look at the penini... There's a peanut gallery here, guys. So, yeah. On top of that, Raimi says Sony's definitely going to make Spider-Man 4, 5, and 6, but they're not. He's involved. Who knows? You know, I auditioned for Peter Parker. What? Nothing. You're fucking with me, though, right? Yes. Get out of here with this bullshit, but supposedly the rumor is they offer Tobio and Guire $20 million. Is he worth it? Twenty-mail? See, that's what I heard they were going to replace, so when we were going to do his back-out doing Seabiscuit, they were going to use Jake Goldkal to do the old Peter Parker thing. I think he could do a pretty good Pete. You know who I heard was the kid from, yeah, the kid from Third Rock, who was also in Frick. Yeah. He's a good actor, but to replace Tobio and Guire, like if he had been Peter Parker from the beginning, that might have worked, but to replace... Well, then nobody's going to stick with it, though. For 20-mail? Is this kid going to be good? Like I said, he's all right as an actor, and he could do all right as Peter Parker. Just Gordon Levitt. Is that his name? Sounds good. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I think Toby's worth the 20-mail. Just to keep with the... Oh, yeah, it'll be falling in the form. And what happens when the dude is 40, and you still have to make a Spider-Man movie? You really think they're going to make that many? I think they can make as many Spider-Man's as there are James Bond films. Okay. I'm telling you guys, right now, any comic book, any comic book can be a James Bond franchise. Any comic book, if done right... But do you want to get a guy that looks like the first one, just so that it doesn't throw everyone off? Like... When you open up a comic book, and it's not the same artist, you get fucked. It doesn't throw you off. I think that if you tell the story, the dude pulls a mask over his face, you're into it. Man. I don't know what that was. Did it throw you off when they... The fact that it was crap, did it throw you off when it was a brand new Batman? I don't read Batman. The movie. Oh. Um... No. I kind of gave up after... After Keaton was done being Batman, they were all like shit, so it didn't really matter. But... Did you saw Batman begins? Yeah. And not seeing Keaton. That didn't fuck your mind. Well, no. But because it was like a... A fresh start for Batman. We're sure if they're going to do a new Spider-Man with a new guy playing Peter Parker, if it were to become like... I wouldn't want them to kind of be race the first three movies and do the whole Batman begins thing. It's a quantity we haven't hit. I don't know. I don't want to get a guy that looks like Tobey Maguire, if they're going to replace Tobey Maguire. Yeah. He does good awkward. But certainly... Um... Have you heard this? Have you guys heard this about Matthew Fox from Lost, Playing Racer X and the Speed Racer movie? No. Dude, are you a geek or are you a magic hand? No, I've never seen him. You work here, which is like the mecca the Great White North, for geeks. And you are not up to it as a geek. I think you are a failure. That hurts. Coming from you? Coming from me. That cuts deep. Dude, I'm just saying step it up a little bit. I never got into Lost, and, um, yeah. You don't read geek sites? I watch your podcast. Yeah. I mean, it's from Matt. No. Yeah. Matthew Fox. Good one. Yeah, get on here. Get over here. The pro. You watched Caparti of Five. Yeah. Uh, he was the older brother, right? Right. I never seen Lost, though. So, you know who I'm talking about, right? Yeah. Charlie. We read it every week. From party five. So, so, so, so he's playing Racer X in a movie that I could kind of care less about. I've never really watched Speed Racer in his anger. Has anybody... Dude, dude, who watches Speed Racer? Remember that crap in middle school when everybody was wearing Speed Racer shirts? Yeah. It didn't happen here. It was like... No. No. Okay. Well, in America, in America, uh, you know... Exactly. It was a routine. It appeared. A routine racer. So... So in, um... In the United States, that's country in the world, uh, about, about, about, about, about, about 12 years ago, every dude in my middle school started wearing Speed Racer stuff. And that was like... You went up in Texas? Yeah. They also started wearing, like, cow shit on their shoes. Um, so, yeah, that, that was a big thing, and I, I'm kind of surprised by people in how much they love Speed Racer, because to me, it just seems like... What is the same animation over and over again, too? Monkey gets trapped in the back seat of a car. And you know what? I am actually, I would actually see the film, because they're putting some really good people in it. And it's the Wachowski brothers. I've only seen the first Matrix movie they did. I heard others were bad. The other ones were terrible. So the first one? See, I guess good. Do you like the second one? No, right. I'm careful with my money, that's why. I watched about halfway through the, I watched up into the gay rave on the second Matrix one, and I was like, "Wait, those monsters don't have to be quiet. Don't they have to be quiet to keep the robots from finding them?" Sure. 'Cause anytime a robot's around, remember the first one anytime a robot's around, they're like, "Struff the engines." But they were in, they were in Zion, right? You know? Yeah. Sure. Now they're in their hidden city and it's gay rave time. And it's like, "Okay, um..." Well, what do you do? Yeah. What? Oh, dude, totally. The man pumping definitely makes the rave that much longer. He's in the robot's forehead. He's in the next level? Everyone pops some E and let's go. The only man pumped the robots can't find us. Speak, dude. I don't know what sex is the problem. That's... Pedro sex is what gets you caught by the robots. Speaking of the Matrix, Lawrence Fishburne, voicing the silver surfer. That would be good. You're into that. I think that would be good. I guess yeah. Okay. Really? I think it'll be distracting. I was kind of hoping that the voice of the silver surfer would... Yeah? Would... No, I was hoping it wasn't silver. A point break? I mean, you've already got... You've already got the effects. You already got all this stuff. I think adding, like, a badass name won't add or... All I think it'll do is distract me. You know? An early word on the film is that even though everything looks great up at this point... Have you heard about "Clactus" in the film? Dude. We're gonna break this to you right now. If you don't know about this, prepare to cry and throw something across the fucking room. Galactus in the film will be represented by... Say it. A giant storm cloud. Let's just make sure your mic is on because I didn't hear that correctly. We'll put that again? Yeah. Let's tell that to the geekscapers. Are you guys ready for this? Galactus in the film. Galactus in the film. Go for it. A giant storm cloud. Look. Dark clouds in the sky. I must be Galactus. I think we, do you have a Galactus here? Yeah. Yeah. Galactus is a giant robot. The great thing about Galactus... It's taller than me. The cool thing about... Yeah. He's almost as tall as you. The cool thing about Galactus is that you, is that like the sentinels... It's external. Yeah. It's like the sentinels. You can see these awesome scenes of these buildings and you have these fucking things walking around. But how Fox is making this movie too, right? Fox didn't want the sentinels. No. Because they've been wanting to do sentinels in every X-Men movie since the second one. And they always worked around it or they just... And that sentinels. That sentinels shout out and X3 was kind of lame. Was there a sentinels shout out? Yeah. The danger room dude. Oh shit. Yeah. I kind of flocked the whole movie on my mind. Okay. Yeah. That movie was bad. He's going into shout out today's the future. Yeah. He's going to come back. It was lame. Yeah. And I think a storm cloud is just as lame. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, I didn't see the first movie and I heard about Galactus as kind of like, you know what? Maybe I was pumped to see a giant freaking robot. I know he's not a robot but he's got the whole get up and if he was a girl he was a girl he'd have robo titties. Done. Done. Well. Tyson asked me to throw robo titties into the episode. I asked him when he went. You go where are the robo titties? I haven't reached Pierbird yet. Mr. London. Mr. London. Can you see titty? Um, yeah. I'm not happy about it. Yeah. I'm not happy about the delights. The storm cloud. I'm kind of not into the Lawrence fish party. I've heard this week what Stan Lee's came you when it's going to be. What's that? They're going to start a movie with the Reading of Sue and Reed, right? Yeah. In the comic there's a scene where Jack and Stan were trying to get in but they couldn't get into this. They weren't allowing them in. So they're going to reenact that again without Jack obviously because he's dead and- Oh they don't let Stan Lee into the wedding. Yeah. Yeah. So, we're on comics, right? We're on comics. I'm here with comics. That's how it works. Um, WB has a wrap, right? Yeah. But I think he's still trying to find- What? What's he looking for? Stuttles. I'm looking for a chandelion. Dude, get over here. Introduce yourself. Introduce yourself to the audience. Okay. SJ. SJ. You know, this is SJ. Hey guys. Stay right there Martin. 'Cause we're doing comic. SJ. SJ. SJ. Introduce yourself to the audience. SJ is a big time rapper up here in the Great White North. I don't know. As big as you get. Dude. As big as it fucking get. No. No. I'm the number one comic book rapper in Canada. So I will take that. Right now. Okay. To lead into a comic book section. Can you pull a poem? Sure, man. Yeah. I got a little something. I thought we were gonna- Are we gonna cut and do some stuff? I think we're gonna do it. What do you mean cut and do something? 'Cause I wanted- Okay. We'll add some shout-ins and stuff. We'll do it. You want me to cut in what you're talking about? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like smack the images on the- Like this thing just goes straight streaming. It's that- It usually does. I was not aware. But what do you want? I was gonna kick it. I think you know the part I was saying. We talked about it last week. I'll try to remember. All right. Try to remember. Let's do it. All right. Let's do it. Sorry I was blowing up. We have Canada. All right. SJ the word burglar. He's the word burglar. Where can we find yourself? Check it. You can go to wordburgler.com. Okay. Or perhaps you could go to your local music store and ask for burglaritis now in stores. Um. Yeah. Really? So, uh. I think like really? See, I'm not a young blood cousin. I was young when the number one a young blood come in to the comic shop. Collecting Tom McFarland back when Valentino was Galaxy Garden, Eric Larson was just starting savage dragon. It's a bird. I'm not known for your average bragging from strange adventures to the silva snail. You know my enthman collections off the rictus scale. Um. I like G.I. Joe. Bahamma Larry. My favorite Warren Ellis book. Military, not planetary, but I'm in the star like the space between ran and than a guy. I got more rhymes and roadblock. You suck like a go bot. You get no props. Plus your mom looks like moe doctors don't talk because that this right there went over your head like metron's flight chair. That's right. I'm out of the fourth world like Jack Kirby. Kids come up to me on the street be like just rap. Oh, chilling live on the geekscape, geekscape is where Berg, I'm nice like Aunt May's wheat cakes. Oh man. Oh my God. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, no, no. Whoa. SJ. Yo, how much of that is true? It's all true. You've been reading comics that long. I'm reading comics longer. Longer? Yeah. Speaking of the mic. Speaking of the mic. Yo, I don't know. Are we peaking? Are we peaking? Yeah. Adventure is a Superman 547. Check it out. I got a cameo. I got a cameo. And the new only press book that just came out this week, shenanigans. My buddy Mike Holmes who drew the artwork for the whole book, 160 page graphic novel. Yeah. I'm in it. Yeah, this one there. Let me see. What is this? That's Sean Ward. And this is the word burglar in the word burglar. Look at yours there. He's right there. That's Berge, which I'll tell now, I thought Berge only referred to burrow cut from Willow. Oh, who is my only burgy? He's my guy. That's good man. I feel like Berge right? Was that Billy Berge? Burrow cut. He doesn't give a fuck. We're on Geekscape. My verbal rape. That's funny. What a shout out. What are you looking for here? What are we looking for? Oh my God. That's the one. Is that it? Now, what is this? This is an old superman. I am a nerd. I am a nerd. It's the energy superman. Yeah. We're talking to the mic. Energy superman. Are we still in? I don't know. Let's do it. We're in here. I haven't slept in like three days, so. Now, when you read those complex, there's always those ads like read a bicycle. Get your name in a comic. Well, SJ here, you won the bicycle. Whoa! That's me. Yeah. Thanks. I won a contest. This is a prize. You've shot Jordan. That's me. I'm standing in it, and I never say outstanding. Look at this. It's a collector's item. In a comic book. The first one from our appearance. Yeah. That's really funny. Let me see. It looks nothing like you. You look like a 32-year-old man. And I was like, you must have been 12 when this started. No, it was COSHA. Oh, yeah. No, it was COSHA. Straight out of Halifax. What's up, everyone? Strange adventures right there. Dude. Go buy your comics there. And when you're Toronto, come here. You probably came out like '94, '97, it was a long time ago, man. I was like a baby. Ten years ago. Yeah. You know, I just took seriously. You were a 35-year-old man who rides a bike with a helmet. And the streets are so damn empty that Superman has nothing better to do than harass a 35-year-old man on a helmet. Dude, you look like a poontago. All right. I'll take that. I'll take that. There's Chris Kristofferson in the next place. I love that you are in literally probably the worst fucking Superman podcast. I will agree with that. I will agree with that. It's not a bat. It's just-- you know, it's the electric-blue costume. You're a fucking superhero. You know, it's fucking lame when you have Superman parachute on the cover. Hey, but I'm in a Superman comic. You might as well have him in a wheelchair. But if you read the issue, you'll learn that he's doing that because he's going into the bottle city of Kandor. Yeah. And if he uses his powers, he could break the glass that surrounds the city. Oh. But you don't live-- You don't live-- I win the no prize. Hala! Oh, man. Oh, man, I'm just getting over the fact that you look like a child molester. That's great. You know what? I can say all the crap that I can, but I haven't been in a comic book. This man has. You have to give him respect. And that was a very sick rhyme. Thank you. Thank you. I can only write a rhyme geekskate with masturbate. That's like-- that is the end of my flow. Let's try that joke never gets old. What? That joke never gets old. That joke never gets old. As I open my pencils for all of you. Oh, no. I'll steal it on the mic. So comics dude, what are you guys reading? You are reading everything. I read everything. Well, you're a big fan of Omega flight as a Canadian. No. [LAUGHTER] Like, coming out of civil war, we had this whole deal where Marvel started pushing all these other books. Of course, the registration act passed. It's illegal to be a superhero that's unregistered in the US. So to counteract that, we've got Canada starting up their own superhero theme. Of course, in the new Avengers, out flight got their asses kicked. Now they've got to make a new alpha flight and they're calling it Omega flight. What? Yeah. So as Canadians, what do you guys think of Omega flight? Well, we don't want better rate bill. We definitely don't want US agent. I take puck back, alcoholism and all. I'd like to see K.P. Cody Peters join the team. Cody Peters is a good hustler. Cody. Cody is not on right now. What if the leaders would be really good as puck? You'd be good puck. Young puck. You'd be ultimate puck. You'd be ultimate puck. He was like an extremely hairy, very little dude. So Marvel pre-basically, Marvel comics basically use Civil War to launch a bunch of new titles, which half of them won't last. Will Omega flight be one of them? Well, I don't think so. I don't think so. Yeah. Five issue mini-series. I don't know. The first issue was OK. It sold out everywhere. It did sell out. But that could just be because it's a number one. Right. I bought it. Well, here's the big hint though. It was supposed to be a regular book and then they changed it to five issue mini-series. That I didn't know. There's already a no-vote of conference right there. And we don't have any Canadians working on it. I mean, Mike even Oming actually did a good job, but I'd like to see someone who knows the country a little better working. Well, at least John Byrne was partially Canadian. Downtown Toronto is just mountains and... What's Downtown Toronto? Vancouver. Vancouver. No, no, I didn't read the poem. It's a good issue. I was just saying like... Without a Canadian on it, Downtown Toronto could look like mountaintops and ever's trees. Let's talk a little about the orientation. Martin picked me up at the airport. I thought Lake Ontario was the Atlantic. That's true. I said, is that the fucking Atlantic over there? What's up? He goes, no, that is one of the great lakes that is Lake Toronto. Ontario... Don't swim in it. Yeah, Atlantic is hundreds of miles east of here, asshole, but he also told me that there are parts of that polluted Lake Ontario that at night you can develop photos in the water. So, I think that's pretty interesting. Toronto, I've also learned, it has the tallest freestanding building structure in the world. CN Tower. Which looks a lot like the Space Needle in Seattle. Or does the Space Needle look a lot like CN Tower? Which is the first... When was that thing built, 72? Film 72? All right. It also looks like giant man when he's lying down. Hala! Dude, did you guys read that Captain America fallen son? Yes. Giant man has a little appearance on that. His hand. His hand's in it. I thought Leno French used artwork, it's amazing in that. He's one of the best. And not just now. Jeff Loeb our homies. He wrote the issue. And it's about the... You know Jeff Loeb? It's about... Yeah, we had an interview with him on our site at Geeks he had done that. Oh. It's a pretty good book. It's all about the fall out after Captain America dies. Different characters dealing with the death. Right. Well, it rings up front. He's the first guy. New vendors coming up with the... He breaks into the eye. And he breaks into the space carrier, the shield... Helicarrier. Helicarrier. To interview both... What's his name? Crossbones. Yes. Who assassinated in Captain America? Well, who shot him in the neck? Yeah. We know who really assassinated in Captain America, but you gotta read the issue of that one. I think the twist at the end of that first Captain America, Captain Captain America one was awesome. That was pretty good. jaw-dropping. Like this. Alright. It was brew baker at his best. I loved the brew. Not at his best. It was amazing. It was an interview with him also up on our site. Nice. Super nice. Where can I check that out? I can see it down there. So, what else are you reading? What are you guys reading? D.C. You're reading the World War 3. Oh, World War 3 came this week. Boo. It was... You're not a D.C. guy? No, no. I read it. I read it. Because it made you look like a mutant. S.J.? Because it made me look like a mutant. Like S.J. You got curly hair. You look like a mutant in that book. And last summer, when the whole infinite crisis thing was building up, pulling issues for him, you know, can employ your customer relation thing. So I dressed him. I dressed him when he starts talking about World War 3 and 52 and all that stuff. I gotta agree with him. Four issues was rated too much for that. Yeah. For World War 3, it could have been told in one issue. Maybe two. Maybe two. And basically, also on the newest issue of 52, which it leads into, 52 says World War 3 ends here. Or it says World War 3 begins here. But so you're supposed to read that first. I'm so behind in 52, man. Okay. But then 52, it actually ends World War 3. So after reading in the new issue of 52, and then you go read World War 3 all four parts, you're like, "What the hell is this?" For my own identification. Because I'm never going to read it. What the hell is World War 3 in the D.C. universe? Black Adam, basically, versus everybody. And he freaks out over the death of Osiris, or the death of his wife and Osiris. And it's just, boo, I'm enjoying 52, but World War 3 was just kind of a waste. The only good thing about those issues is that they explain Aquaman. That's true. Aquaman, Martian Manhunter. They explain a lot. We still don't know much about the Batman thing, though. There's so many threads in 52 that haven't even been tackled yet. Batman thing has just been left. Because D.C. jumped a year in their stories. Yeah. Like, my biggest... And this fills them in. And if you read a group, you know that, right? Right. World War 3 fills that in. It does. 52 is supposed to fill it a lot in. But... It still has. I think when they started writing it, they didn't know where people were going to go. Like, one of the rumors is that the balloms with Wonder Woman was that they didn't know how to incorporate her into 52 because the issues just weren't getting done. So they didn't want to, like, say she's doing this and... Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman. Yeah. She's a powerful woman. Yeah. She's wonderful. Yeah. And a character I care nothing about. That's true. Well, like, for instance, Jim Gordon, he retired, I'm a big Batman fan, so this really got to me. Okay. It's okay, man. Let him tell you. Oh. Uh, Jim Gordon retired, got shot in the knee. It was... It's very sad. Game back. I like how his daughter gets paralyzed by the Joker by getting shot and still fucking kicks ass. Meanwhile, he gets shot in the knee. And he's like, "I'm done." But like... See, the one of the big shocks and the one of your later issues is that Jim Gordon's back in Office, Harvey Bullock's, also in a good cop again, how they explain 52, one panel, welcome back to The Force. The man retired, he wanted nothing to do with the police, and one panel, welcome back. Oh, that's rough. That really sucks. Extremely. So, why aren't you just reading Marvel, like, on me? I read Marvel. I read some Marvel. I mean, getting the new Avengers. Best new Marvel comic of the year, do we have it on the rack? Marvel Avengers initiative, the new one by Dan Slott, that was so good. Now, so good. That was... What is the initiative? Basically, what it is is... Bam. Like, I told you guys before. Dan Slott, we love you. Like, look at that. Dual covers. They match up. Look at that. Like, I told you guys before. I both. What this is, is you have to be registered to be a superhero in the United States. So what do you do? You go to... If you're a superhero and you have no training, but you want to be registered. You go to, like, Boot Camp, and it's literally, like, Boot Camp for superheroes. And what's cool is that this doesn't pull a lot of punches. No, it's pretty crazy. It's a really cool issue, and it's like, it's almost like, what's the name of the Kubrick film? A full metal jacket. Yeah. You know, when they're going through Boot Camp, it's like a little full metal jacket-ish, but superheroes going through Boot Camp to be part of this new 50 states initiative where each state has its own superhero team. I think it kicks ass. Yeah, it was very good. I'm anticipating Straczynski leaving Spider-Man. It was taken over for them. There's rumors. There's rumors. There are rumors. What is it that we talked about? I don't know. I'm going to, I haven't heard this rumor, but I wouldn't be surprised if they gave it to Dan Slott because that guy is slowly becoming, like, the, the guy at Marvel's superhero stuff. He's got the humor down. He's got the humor down. He knows the character. The great knowledge of the history of the, of the series and pretty much all Marvel stuff. Would you be okay with it? I would, I, if Dan Slott bought Spidey, oh, I'd be ecstatic about that. Is he a homier, guys? I met him recently. I wouldn't say we're homies. He wants to make you look like a Mongoloid in the issue. I don't know about that, but no, I think he's one of the best writers of Marvel. Hands down. Do you have a Dan Slott freestyle? Dan Slott mad props. You're Dan Slott. I got to give the man props. She-hulk-damn-hot. You know, we were- Great Lakes Avengers. Yeah. I got. We recently interviewed Dave Faustino on the show, but we're married with children and he claimed to be a freestyleer, a big one. Yeah, he had a rap album. Game Master B? No way. He had, he had a rap album. He had a full of shitlings. No. Game Master B, wasn't it? I forget what he called himself. That was on the show. Game Master B. He put out a rap album and I know this because to prove my geek them even further, there was a write up on it in an issue of Nintendo Power. Like when Nintendo Power was trying to be like all hit, like back when married children was on. Like and now check out this new music, you know, bud, it's got a rap album. He's getting close to 40 and the dude thinks he's still a rapper. It's his boyfriend. It's my boyfriend. Wow. That's gross. That he's a rapper? Yeah. Or that your boyfriend? No. I mean, the dude wasn't even a rapper. He's calling you during this show. And you know? Faustino, what do you know? You won't rap. You're a no-show. Faustino. Actually, I saw him in a movie recently. He had a really funny cameo in something. I think it was like Puff Puff Pass with the Cool Crush Ice Killer. What the fuck are the movies that you want? Blood. You just watch the rap movies? Yeah. Only rap movies. Only rap and comic movies. That's all I want. Dude. It's like, what happened? Where did the Crush Groove audience go once the fat boys stopped making movies? They make shit called Hush Hush Crush Killer Killer Wink Wank. What the fuck you just said? Wing wank zing zang in the bigger ying yang. What was that? Oh, no. Cool Crush Ice Killers. That guy Terry. I forget his name. He's a funny actor. Is there a whole underground of rap films? Oh, yeah. There's definitely rap films. A lot of them aren't very good. They're all straight to DVD type things? I guess so. I don't watch a lot of them. But you saw this one. I saw this one because it was like a buddy stupid comedy. Like my friend rented it and we just got messed up and watched it. Faustino's in it? I think Faustino was in it. It could have been another movie. I get messed up and watch a lot of movies. He is zero credibility right now. I love you. I like how this episode started out as a fucked up geek orgy. It hasn't recovered at all. I can already read the forums. This worst episode. No, it's not your fault. Listen, I'm captain of the ship and I can't keep this thing up. What's going to get that? You're a pro in the forums. You're a big town on the forums. Yeah, actually speaking in the forums. We're the forums. Come here. Come here. Dude, I can tell you right now on the forums, Satori, who I'm sorry, dude. I didn't even know you were in Toronto until we started here. I appreciate your Toronto. We talked about the snail one day. So, here it is. If I don't know, you'd be right here. I've got to come back and do another episode on this snail. One more structure with you on it. You can help me write this ship. So, this is the first part of the two-part series, the next part coming up in three years. Okay. There's two things I want to address in the forum really fast. One, the comic book reading group thing. Yeah, we're doing Sleeper. Sleeper following one. It's next. You just gave me an episode. I read all of Sleeper. Yeah. When is it? When is it? It's Sunday the 28th. This is coming Sunday. Oh, man. The discussion. I'll shoot a music video. You could be on Skype or you could post in the forum about it. While I'm directing a video. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Dude, if it was the weekend afterwards, I'd be all there naked. Okay. You wouldn't know it. Hey. I do all my tape. I'd be like, "I thought it was good." Especially this page. Okay. The other thing I want to talk about is some people in the forum have been dishing Ron Garny, the current Spider-Man artist. That's why I probably have Cody out here because Cody last weekend met Mr. Garny. I did. He's an amazing guy. He's gonna make him a talented one. Here's the thing. Martin and I came to the conclusion. We found out why Spider-Man looks the way it does and why most people think Ron Garny is like a below average artist. He's not. He's amazing. It's because the same colorist who was working on JRJ stuff is coloring Garny's stuff now and he's kept with the same, yeah, he colors Garny's stuff, exactly, but up front, right in front of my face, I'm looking at Garny's stuff and his ink, and his ink pages look amazing. He's got mad line skills. So is that why you're excited to see Stresinski leave Spider-Man so that we can have a look at it? I never said it was. I'm excited because it's boring. You heard my rule of three. There'll be some movies now, Stresinski. Yeah. You heard my rule of three a couple episodes ago. If there's three people in the room and you know one of them is getting a bullet pointed at them, the people who aren't getting aimed at or near the person getting aimed at aren't going to get shot, it's always going to be the third person when those two people go, "Look out!" And then you push the other person out of the way. They're going to look over the third person. Did you read that, Spidey? Because it's exactly how it happened. Dude, it's exactly how it happened. So John would die for me to save me and you could do this. Okay, if you guys were with a sniper, if you guys were with a sniper, I'd say, "Could you look out?" And I'd push him out of the way. We'd both survive. S.J. He'd be sliding on the case back there. And that would be-- And that would be-- It used to be worth millions. I love that you're in this. I love that you're in parachuting in a candor, Superman. Kind of crack. That was Carl Kessel. Carl, what were you thinking? Kiesel. Kiesel. Kiesel. These people are definitely still working in comics. They're really good too. Yeah, they're very good. Kurt, true next wave. A lot of people love that book. Awesome. You don't know that great. You don't always start out there. You know what I mean? So let's talk video games. You guys have a big video game? You're not a video game, but I'm a boy. I play some games. My boy Tyson is a big game player. Let's get Tyson up here. Tyson, did you add me on Xbox Live, dude? Yes. But we don't have any of the same games. We have gears. And all right, these are games. I got gears, Guitar Hero 2, Vegas, Madden 2007, Dead Rising, and then Oblivion and Crackdown. Crackdown, I'm loving it. I love Crackdown. It is RoboCop the game. Oh, it is amazing. I have five stars. I've maxed out everything. I haven't maxed out anything. I mean, I just defeated the first game. The Mexican best thing about the Hispanic gang is they go. De boya matal. Tingate. That's-- I'm going to kill you. Fuck you. OK. That's fun. Yeah. I didn't beat the last two bosses. I had to get to them. Not the Volk, those are the Russians, but the-- Trying to do-- Yeah, the agency, people. I didn't beat them. I kind of stopped, but I just rented it from where I get free rentals at work. So I just keep renewing it. My work. A movie gallery. It's like a blockbuster. So I just keep renewing it, waiting for the Halo 3 demo to come out, and then I'm going to download it. And then no one else can download it with that copy. Oh, you're a dick. Oh, no, I am. I am. I bought my copy of Crackdown. Well, I'm just going to keep renting it for free, and then have a free copy of Halo 3. That's awesome. It is. So what else are you playing, because you know? I just bought a DS. I traded in my GameCube, and all of its games that I had. I traded in Halo 2. This is the funny thing. I hated Halo 2. Played it once, put it back in the case, and sold it, you know. I got $20 for a $45 game. Yeah, I'm sorry, sorry. But for some reason, I am just waiting for Halo 3 to come out to try it. I don't know why. We'll see. I mean, I bought Crackdown. I'll be able to do the Halo 3 demo. I have not played much of either of the first two, you know. But what are you doing on the DS? I just got the new Super Mario Brothers. Now some of our suggestions? Yes. I was out of money, so I could only get one game. So I got that. I've almost beat it. I've had it for like five days. You know what? You're going to-- I got to the end of the game really quickly. And I have yet to beat it. I just haven't worked my way through it, you know. I haven't unlocked the team. You know how you can go across the path, and then there's those two worlds that dip down. Yeah, I've unlocked one of them. I haven't gotten those two worlds. You had to do it, right? No. You've got to beat the end bosses on those castles. Yeah. As a teeny, tiny Mario. OK, that's what my-- And then you go on to the thing at the end. OK, my little cousin, who's like, I'll say 12, 10? He would've asked me to do it. Yeah, he's like playing it, and he's like, you can't use the little blue mushroom. I need that to get to the other worlds. And I was like, uh-huh. Yeah, don't know what you're talking about. That's what we're talking about. I'm here with my buddy, Tony Stark, AKA Ironman. Ironman, why did you back the registration movement in the Marvel universe? I was drunk. Sorry. I frequently put. That's right. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That's all I can say. I'm sorry. If you guys hate America, it's not the United States fault. As you see, everybody gets the United States shit. But you know what? We did 18 kick-ass episodes, episode 19. I throw a bunch of fucking Canadians on it. What happens? What happens? I know I'm the one that's going to get shit for this, but what happens, the Canadians are ruining us. Look at this crap. Yeah, we got socialized medicine, tallest freestanding structure in the world. Smarties. We're going to get smarties. But dude, what the fuck is wrong with you guys? What kind of video games are you playing, Ironman? You know, I was really into that whole Marvel Alliance thing. That's pretty much all I play. Oh, and Halo 2, I love that game. Not so much single player mode, but hanging with my buddies, you know. Oh, that's the one-- that's what I hated. I hated multiplayer. Because there's two rednecks, always on the multiplayer, who always cause shit for everybody. Not a lot. That makes it unplayable for everyone. Not everyone. You killed Steve all the time. Yeah, you killed Steve. Why did you kill Captain America? I blame it on video games. Halo 2, actually. Worst episode ever? No, no, it is. Oh, it is. It is. Oh, best episode ever. Everyone that donated money to my charities probably like, I want my money back from that little shit. He owes me something. I'm sorry. We're loopy here. I'm really sorry. I'm drunk. I'm drunk right now. This is good. This is Tony Stark. You can't enough here. So what kind of video games? We already fucking did video games. My god, this episode. We did movies, news, comic books, video games. News, comic books. You know what's left? Forums. Awesome. Martin, get over here. Yeah. Tyson, Tyson doesn't come on it. I've been there three times, I think. Yeah, you need to sign up for the forum, Tyson. We really miss you over there. No, I'm sorry. But I looked on the old rev three forums, and I have less than 75 posts. Oh, so you're never going to be there anyway. And I've been a member since August 2005. I was one of the first people to sign up. Oh, so that's just not your thing. Yeah, I read forums. I read them. I just don't post because normally I get flamed and-- This dude posts is his job. Clitzy. That kid is mad. Clitzy's crazy. We're actually putting him out of the keyscape forums. All right. You never be in a dish. I was going to say a dick. I was going to say a dick. He's a dish of pasta. I'm going to say a dick and a douche at the same time. He's a dish. He's a hot dish. What do you do? I like Clitzy. He's allowed. He just went away. Now he's back and nobody likes him. So let's talk forums. Martin, you're the master of the forums. Last week, I introduced a forum topic back when we were a show that you could follow. And it was what kind of food you eat when you go to the movies. I'm a big fan of the Skittles, Smarties, Sour Patch Kids. Lakerish. Lakerish is great. I really like Lakerish. It's the only thing to fit through here. And a Senpuka, Lakerish flavored liquor. I like that too. Tyson, I forgot to mention this. But you know that for the DS, the Zelda game's going to have voice chat, right? I don't like Zelda. He doesn't like Zelda. Fuck it. I can't win him. You just can't win in Canada. Cast away any of the incidents. I think we're in line of sight to play the DS with other people. No. No, that's why I got the internet nerd. That's why I got the internet nerd. My Wi-Fi. Don't be crazy. You could have been playing me tonight. Wi-Fi. You have to sign up for it. No, you don't have to sign up for your Wi-Fi. You don't sign up for Wi-Fi. You need to sign up for Wi-Fi. You've got to tell me your place. There's a miracle. All right. Favorite movie snacks. You like Smarties, M&Ms, and stuff like that. I got to tell you, Mormon Rage, this is the way he wrote on the forums, I'm all about the movie theater nachos with that Uzi, sleazy, cheese slathered all over them in a boatload of jalapenos. That's basically the nastiest shit I've ever heard. That is going to tear your ass so quickly. Mormon Rage is going to have an anal rage. He keeps eating that crap. He's going to get a crack in the crack, if you're real? Yeah. Satori, who isn't here, although he lives here, and I'm really sorry, Raisin Glossets. Is that a French thing? What the hell is a Glossets? It's a chocolate covered raisin. Oh, it's a raisinette. OK, yeah. Sure. We all probably know that before popcorn, people would eat deviled eggs at the movies, right? I was thinking the other day, how stinky the theaters must have been back then with all the farting. Talk to Mormon Rage about that. Casino Skunk, who is Ralph from our last episode. I'm a fan of Raisinettes, Cherry Coke and Swedish Fish. God, I love those bastards, which brings us to the subject of one thing that you guys are better at us with. Fishing? Fishing. No, candy. Canada has better candy. These are smarties, kind of like M&M's. They're delicious. It tastes a little better. These taste about 100 times better than M&M's. I don't get M&M putting it all down there. You know what I think it is after having eaten a million of these? It's the candy coating. It's a different flavor. Yeah. Yeah. It's not as hard. And-- I was hiding. You on the mic? Yes. No. There's another thing-- oh, yeah. More junk food, more junk food. More junk food here. Yeah, we went shopping today. We got-- we got-- hold on. Hold on. We're almost there. We got a whole bag of smarties. No, these, yeah. Joni, hold on. Tyson, let's talk in the front of the store. We're going to talk in the front of the store. We can hear you. He's like, you know, I beat cancer. What a fuck. I beat cancer. And now it's your nubs part. Also, you got arrow bars. What are arrow bars? Chocolate? Melt chocolate. Amazing. With bubbles inside. I'm going to try this. No, don't open that yet, dude. I'm scared of that. There's actually a commercial that teaches you how to eat arrow bars. OK. You have to-- you break off one piece. Like this. Hold on. Like that. And then you just lay it on your tongue. Let it melt. Don't chew it. Melt. I can't do that, dude. I haven't ever showed you to do. Was there a smartie in that helmet? It was good. All right. Did you put a smartie in that helmet? And I didn't eat it? Now, take this out. That was $400. I was telling Martin the other day that you guys don't have ketchup chips up there. We do not have ketchup flavored chips. Look at this. You actually have to put the ketchup on the chip after you open the bag. They have Americans. Look at this. Gross. This is Lay's ketchup chips. No, you guys are in Americans. Look at what one of these looks like. Red, like ketchup. Red, it's got powdered ketchup on it. All right, let me see how this is the first time I've ever eaten a ketchup flavored Lay's potato chip. They are sweet. Like not like sweet tool, but I actually like sweet like chip. And I think he likes it. It takes some getting used to it. He's kind of fucked up. Well, first off, do you even like ketchup? Yeah. Are you a big ketchup fan? It literally tastes like you're just eating fries with ketchup. That's the point. Without the fun of eating fries with ketchup. You Canadians are lazy. They're delicious. I don't understand what's wrong with this. It's all right. Absolutely nothing. This is all right. I'm like, I'm just kidding. Do you have all dressed? What else do we have? Well, can I do you have all dressed? What is it? All dressed. What is all dressed? They don't have all dressed. It's a combination of barbecue and salt and vinegar. It's every spice you can put on a chip all in one. It's lazy. Fish all day. It's filled in glues or without pepper latters. It's lazy. No, that's budgeting. You don't have to buy a bunch of different flavored chips. You get them all together. Oh, I haven't eaten dinner yet. You have them, huh? So this is my dinner. That's how you put it for a 50 pound. It's six months. You guys eat dinner and you eat up. Like this shit's not going to give you cancer. It's about to work that to happen. Oh, what's the worst that could happen? I'm sorry. Episode 20. We're going to put this-- No, episode 20, we're going to put back on the track. Episode 19, we are just loopy. I don't know. We've got frozen up here. I don't know what happened. The second I said, welcome to episode 19. Shit just went off the track. Didn't get back on the track. I can only blame myself, but I've had a lot of fun doing it, and I love my Canadian breath run. I really do. I think you guys are awesome. Thanks for watching. We are awesome. And if you haven't been to Toronto, come on down. The forum topic for next week is, how much did you hate this episode? And put a quote in. What was the worst? What was the worst part of this episode? Start a poll. Go on geekscape.net. Go to the geekscape.net forum. Start a poll. Worst pseudo semi annoying guest on episode 19, was it Tony Stark? Was it Martin Sherham? Sure. Yeah, but your share on the forum. Was it Tyson? Oh, what's going on? Tyson, I thought you would Xbox asshole. Was it SJ? We're laying down the matter. Was it Cody? Was it me? Sheila? Sheila didn't say anything. Sheila, Sheila knew about it. She's just great. She's great. Sheila is the Laura of this episode. Yeah. Hello. Sheila is Cody's low low. That's Cody's Laura. No low. That's what we call Laura. That's what I call Laura. That's what I call Laura. Is that an American thing? No, it's just a Jonathan's game. OK. So, yeah. Thank you for being on this episode, guys. Thanks for having us. It was our pleasure. Yeah. It's a silver snail address. What's the silver snail address? Oh, we're located at 367 Queen Street West. That's about a block east of Spadina. It's too late at night right now. It definitely is. Can't come here now. It's past my bedtime. These are Hooters on Spadina. There is. I thought it was on John. John. John. Free Comic Day. Next week? No, it's May 5th. That is two weeks, isn't it? Free Comic Book Day if you're in the area. Keep rolling. You can sign up for a draw and win some free stuff. Can I celebrate that here in Canada? What? Free Comic Day? Totally. You didn't come in? No. Thanks. Adam Hughes is doing our anniversary poster this year, too. Which is really awesome. Stellar, even. Thank you. We'll send you a copy. What? I think we've had enough. Yeah. I don't think I have. Oh, get out of here, Tyson. You ruined my life. Peace to the Geekscape. Peace to the Geekscape. That's hard to say. Peace to the Geekscape. I don't think you don't find it. Winning the sweepstakes. They're fucking dumb, man. I can't do this. They're tangy and sweet with catching goodness.