Gobbledygeek

Paul and AJ celebrate the meaning of life, the universe, and everything by offering up their Deep Thought on how to approach this week's show. Which, of course, is to fly by the seat of their pants and just talk about whatever they want. They dabble in music--AJ offers his belated thoughts on Kanye West's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, and Paul shares with us his journey through the Rush catalog; movies--reviewed are The Illusionist, Waiting for Superman, and Eric Lax's book Conversations with Woody Allen; and sheer randomness--taking to Formspring and asking each other ridiculous questions. It's about as fun as reading Vogon poetry! So knock back your Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster, and don't panic: we've laid out towels for everyone. You may need a Babel fish, though.  

Paul and AJ reminisce about the good ol' days when Saturday morning meant setting your alarm for the ass-crack of dawn, racing downstairs, diving into a bowl of sugary cereal, and plopping down in front of your television for the wonders that awaited you in the world of animation. Favorite cartoons, some that age better than others, but nevertheless hold a special place in our hearts. Also AJ gives us a Reel Picks trifecta, hitting the three extremes of our ratings scale. And Paul talks about Glee, Justified, and a bit of live music... and makes slightly more sense than he did last week.

Paul and AJ discuss creators that have either earned or betrayed their fanboy trust. Who the hell do these guys think they are anyway? Also AJ speaks eloquently about Dreamworks' Megamind, and Paul speaks like a braindamaged gerbil about Watership Down and Return of the Dapper Men.

Gobbledygeek episode 39, "Little Gold Men," has danced and sung its way onto the big stage of the interwebs. This week's dog and pony show features the boys making their Oscar predictions, talking a little music (actually a LOT of music), a skosh of TV, and just a little bit of Kevin Smith. Oh, and AJ may or may not fall out of his chair.    

Season Two marches on! This week the boys look ahead to the Spring film season and tell us all what we should (or shouldn't) plan on seeing in the next few months. They also call out Christopher Nolan for his villainy, mock the intardwebs for not knowing what is sexy, and uncover the perfect tubby actor to play Alfred Hitchcock. 

The boys are back! It's a new year, a new season, and obviously a new format for the show.

This one doesn't count, guys. We're just testing the Skype recording and editing methods we'll hopefully be learning how to use for the show in the new year. Pay no attention to the dorks behind the curtain. Nothing to see here. Move along.