I first visited Disney World in 2016 at the age of 28. I wondered, would the experience still seem magical since I hadn’t gone to Disney World as a kid and didn’t have any particular nostalgia for the parks? As it turns out, I needn’t have worried – I fell
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Up first this episode: A bit of mall nostalgia kicks off this episode before we delve into the topic that has been inescapable across the internet this past week – The Oscars. After the break: In the second half, we chat a bit
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Up first this episode: We catch up on a bit of nerd news as well as discuss a few shows we’ve binged lately. How is the new Captain Kirk gonna work in Strange New Worlds? Is Mrs. Maisel still marvelous? And did Upload
Cigar Nerds Podcast: Fett’s Book. The man is back! It’s hard to keep a good Mando down, now he’s trading in his Bounty Hunting for being a crime lord with a little help from his friends. This week we’re talking about Book of Boba Fett. In science we’ve got tactical
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: In the first half of the show: What’s that? Adulting as a geek can take many f Hulu announced that is bringing back Futurama, but for right now – it will be without John DiMaggio as Bender. We discuss some of the current
I’ll never forget the first time I watched the finale of The Mandalorian season 2. Seeing Luke Skywalker show up to fight with his lightsaber was already a huge geek-out moment for me, but I just about fell off the sofa with geeky glee at the post-credits sequence, which featured
If I had a label for my relationship with Attack of the Clones, it would probably be “it’s complicated.” I adored this movie in high school, fell out of love with it in my 20s, and I now (kind of, maybe) love it again? I know what you’re thinking –
Cigar Nerds Podcast: No Way Home. My spidersense is tingling. Must mean its time for another podcast. This week we’re swinging into theaters to see Spider-Man No Way Home. In science we’re talking replicating robots, social distance bots, robots with human faces, and UFO tech coming to a government near
Before Disney announced approximately 312 new Star Wars series that would debut at some point on Disney+, they gave us The Mandalorian. The Mandalorian ticked all of our boxes in season 1, providing compelling drama in fun innovative ways that only Star Wars can. In this season they built on
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: Movie reviews from the theater and streaming: Don’t listen to the critics or aggregator scores folks! Go see a movie for yourself before reading reviews or checking the ratings from people who are paid to find flaws – you just might enjoy it
Quick shots round two is the second attempt at something. Originally I called them the tactical mini. They are short mini episodes that focus on one topic. But then we string them together into a completely random show. This gives you, as an audience member, a nice mix and variety.
The LEGO company’s animated spoofs of famous franchises can never be accused of taking themselves too seriously, and the new LEGO Star Wars Halloween special on Disney+ is no exception. In Terrifying Tales, Resistance pilot Poe Dameron has to make an unexpected stop on the lava planet of Mustafar, which
