This week, Russ, Adam, and Nathan gathered together as we chat about more "Star Trek Starfleet Academy" & Nathan, who is a hater of fantasy, is absolutely enthralled with grounded war of "Game of Thrones," "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms."
This episode, Nathan, Russ & Adam, as old self-proclaimed grumpy male fans of the sci-fi, gathered together shaking our fist at the clouds and discuss our feelings on the newest Trek show, "Star Trek: Starfleet." Do we hate it or do we love it? Are we too old to undertand it? Listen and find out. ;)
--Nathan
This week Russ, Adam, and Nathan fianlly get around to the Stranger Things finale with all of the good and bad from that series . But who cares about that show, lets chat about Pluribus!
We got more outdated episodes that will drop soon. :D
-Nathan
This week it's a two man crew with Russ & Nathan catching up on Stranger Things Episode 1-4 while reminiscing about growing up in the 80s while also Nathan sharing his experience with a medical procedure because we old. Speaking of old, Nathan had to update Russ that his Sega Saturn collection is worth a pretty mint, then we bitch about how kids don't play with toys and lack imagination.
Ugh, anyways...
I hope you guys enjoy this as our last episode of 2025, especially since we forgot to hit record on actual last episode of 2025. D'oh!
--Nathan
Adam, Russ, and Nathan jumped online to chat a whole lot about gaming this week.
We start comparing our Youtube searches, like Dinosaurs and a mind melting discussion about our weak
understanding of the expansion of our Universe. Eventually we dig into faint memories about retro games and
our love of old Las Vegas arcades from the late 90s. It’s a weird episode, but I hope you enjoy it.
–Nathan
Russ, Adam, and Nathan catch up as this is one of the rare weeks where we didn’t have any required watching so we just chat about steak houses in Vegas, listening to Adam gush about the game he has been playing and we even chat about Adam’s anime homework about ‘Sakamoto Days’ and Nathan film homework about ‘Ironclaw.’
–Nathan
