7 Days a Geek Podcast

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This week, your favorite stream watchers are back together. That’s right, Producer Kyle returns from Yosemite just on time to go in for surgery! 

When we’re not under the knife we can be found discussing the end of 1883, Halo, After Life S3 and we give our thoughts on the crazy moms freaking out about Turning Red. 

In the Geek News: Netflix is cracking down on shared passwords, Will Smith puts the smack down on the Oscars and we discuss the best picture. 

We wrap up discussing the trailers for The Penteverte with Mike Meyers, Killing It with Craig Robbinson, and we have the release date for Neighbor Coles favorite Only Murders In The Building

In this weeks episode your Stream Team forgo’s a healthy nights rest for some Weekly Watching Streaming Channel Shenanigans!

Ginger catches everyone up on Hulu’s guilty pleasure show, Pam and Tommy and also recommends you go in cold and blind, but not hungry for a film that can only be described as Hannible Lecture’s Modern Day Love Story! It’s called FRESH and you can find it on Hulu. 

Cole and Kyle watched another true crime doc on Netflix called Worst Roommate Ever and it sounds like the doc lives up to the title! 

Jake Johnson who played Nick in New Girl is back with a HBOmax series where he plays a magazine publisher in the 1970’s porn world. Judd Aptow makes a bad movie during the pandemic about a bad movie being made during the pandemic and it has all the right ingredients! 

In this, the third episode of 7DAG, your favorite streaming geeks get their binge watch on… Dr. Not Producer Kyle of course brings us not one but two reality TV shows. Love is Blind 2 and Win The Wilderness. Neighbor Cole gives her the benifit of the doubt, but Angry Ginger just doesn’t get it… but they agree that Eternals is a much better movie than the interwebs have given it credit for. 

In the news, Larry David returns with his enthusiasim curbed in a new two part documentary coming to HBO. Stranger Things is finally returning and news of it’s upcoming end has been issued by the creators. Also, a lead for the lead in Amazon Video’s ‘Fallout’ series coming from Jonathan Nolan has been cast. 

In our trailer talk segment, Ben Afflack and Ana De Armes breath heavily why hinting that it’s okay for her to take on new lovers… as long as he can maybe, possibly, kill them?

HBOmax has a rather hilarious pirate show coming soon and Peacock hopes that we haven’t had enough of Joe Exotic or Carol Baskins because they have a scripted series that is coming to their streaming service and it just might be as wacky as the Netflix series. 

The Stream Team geeks out about Hulu’s new series, Pam and Tommy. We geek out about the show, the original video tape, the 90’s and a specific boat driving 15 inch sex addicted talking pen*s. 

Before that, The Angry Ginger shares his current heart health issues, Neighbor Cole might be a soccer mom and Not Producer Kyle is a month from going solo in Yosemite, not Yellowstone! 

Back to the Binge Watch, Cole is loving all 6 seasons of The Americans. We are obsessed with 1883 and Kyle can’t get enough of the guys angelic voices as she attempts to discuss the documentary, Fire in Paradise. Ginger’s a preacher for Amazon Prime’s Reacher and also recommends Nobody on HBOmax. 

In news, Tyler Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe gets renewed and extended. Blue’s Clues goes the way of Spider-man No Way Home and Batman gets spoted on the set of HBOmax’s next film. 

Ryan Reynold’s returns from another time to help a much younger version of himself save his father The Hulk, in Netflix’s The Adam Project. 

Meanwhile, Netflix has us all questioning how a Mean Vegan can be both swindled into doing anything to gain the power of immortality for herself and her dog, while also being the one who swindles!

In this episode, Ginger, Neighbor Cole and Dr.-Not Producer Kyle join forces to geek out about streaming shows aplenty! We’ve got a bit of 1883, Reacher, LulaRich, The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window, The Americans… 

There’s a promise of a big breast reveal and we allude to Cole’s struggles with his Appendectomy on the upcoming Catching Up With The Geeks. 

In this episode your favorite Binge Watching Streamers geek out over Netflix’s vast arry of documentaries. Kyle goes back to the X-files for some comfort and discovers that the truth is still out there. Cole tells us of hockey inforcers employeed by the Mafia, and Ginger falls down the rabbit hole with a Russian Doll. 

The Weekly Watch Party is all about the Love/Hate relationship with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhall in PRISONERS!

In the news: Tim Allen’s Clause gets renewed. Reel Steel is going to series at Disney+ and Sharon Stone signs on for a role in a hit HBOmax series! 

Trailer Talk has a Tinder Swindler on the loose, a Fresh Prince getting rebooted and a marine with personality issues gets a visit from an Egyptian Moon God to become MARVEL’s next big bad superhero! 

In this episode, we return with a full binge list. Ginger took the 3 episode challange with The Peacemaker. Cole and Kyle both recommend The Alpinist. We recap season one of Ozark and finish up a little show about nothing. 

Kyle brings The Mist for the Weekly Watch Party but is it good enough to go up against The Green Mile? 

Listen, Laugh, Binge! Why not… ?It’s free! 

In this episode your favorite stream team sits down to spread some holiday cheer! That’s right, the holidays are over, but not for us. Listen as we geek out over what we’ve been watching lately and what gifts Cole, Kyle and Jay give and receive.