Here are this week’s live shows presented in the same order that we recorded them. We start with the all new Geek Actually and then move onto Film Actually. Because the show is live, you get it here with all the mistakes intact.
This week on Geek Actually, David and Josh are again joined by Richard Gray from theReelBits.com for a look at the weird and wonderful world of the geek. This week topics include the R18+ rating for games is a go in Australia, Apple’s latest operating system, a fake Apple Store in China, the LOLspeak Bible and are Microsoft and Sony teaming up? We discuss these topics and many more plus our picks of the week and a live demonstration of the self heating can of coffee.
This week David and Josh are again joined by Richard Gray (theReelbits.com) for a review of Robert Redford’s new film “The Conspirator”. They also take a look at some entertainment news, including the new teasers for “The Dark Knight Rises” and “The Amazing Spider-Man”. Plus an all new Lists of Five: Five Conspiracy Films. Film Actually is the official movie podcast of geekactually.com.
Check the individual audio show posts for the show notes. Watch the videos below.
The Geek Actually podcasts are recorded live every Saturday from 12pm (AEST) or UTC +10 at geekactually.com/live
Geek Actually Ep140 – The Hot-Can Experiment
Film Actually Ep140 – The Conspirator
All Geek Actually shows carry an explicit tag due to infrequent coarse language.
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