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Coming right out of the Multiverse, comes a couple for friends who love to talk about Comic Books, Movies & Movie Quotes, TV Shows, Video Games, and anything/everything related to Geek Culture. Join us as we discuss and debate different topics and issues within the fantasy/sci-fi/comic book realm. So come along with us through the Multiverse!
Unknown Host hosts Geeks From The Multiverse, a tv show with 167 episodes published.
Diablo used to be chaos—PvP ambushes, hacked gear, and collecting ears like trophies. Now it’s seasons, systems, and a whole lot of structure. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the Diablo franch
Everyone thinks they know the real F word… until they actually have to say it. And yeah—this one hits a lot harder than you expect. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the real F word nobody wants
Could A Grave at Sundown actually work as a real movie, or would Hollywood somehow turn it into a $200 million dust cloud with three unnecessary explosions? In Part 2 of our AI vs Hollywood series, we look at how this gr
Westerns used to feel gritty, dangerous, and larger than life. Now half of them feel like somebody filmed a dusty therapy session with cowboy hats. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down A Grave at S
From iconic sci-fi masterpiece to full-blown “what even is happening”… this franchise took one of the wildest turns in movie history. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down Planet of the Apes—the ori
What happens when the tool meant to help you create… starts creating for you? And worse—what happens when you realize you can’t do it without it anymore? In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the AI
Steal a car, outrun the cops, and somehow become a cultural icon… yeah, that’s GTA. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the Grand Theft Auto franchise — the games, the evolution, and the nonstop c
Some books become legendary movies… others should’ve stayed on the shelf. This week, we’re digging into what separates a great adaptation from a total disaster—and the ones you didn’t even know were books. In this episod
In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down zombie games and how they evolved from old-school classics to modern heavy hitters. Some gave us nightmares, some gave us endless replay value, and some just le
We did geeks vs nerds before… now we’re running it back. Because people still mix these up—and we’re adding two more into the chaos: dorks and dweebs. In this episode, we break down what these labels actually mean, why g
Burnout isn’t a motivation problem—it’s a warning sign. In this EVOLVE episode, we break down why burnout isn’t your fault, how hustle culture screwed the definition of strength, and why rest feels wrong even when you ne
In Part 2 of our Marvel discussion, we tackle the looming question surrounding Secret Wars: is it just another event movie — or Marvel’s only chance to reset the entire MCU? From nostalgia overload and mutant timeline pr
For over a decade, Marvel built the most successful cinematic universe in history — but lately something feels… off. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we ask the uncomfortable question: has Marvel lost its na
Two hosts. Eight categories. One brutally nerdy mission: draft the ultimate Multiverse Survival Team without cheating like a gremlin. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down The Multiversal Draft and
Happy Valentine’s Day—now let’s talk about the lies. This week the wives join Matt and John to decode marriage the way it’s actually lived: messy, funny, and wildly different depending on which spouse is translating. We
America doesn’t have a “people are weaker now” mental health crisis. It has a systems failure—and the receipts are brutal. In this Evolve episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we cut through the lazy narratives and talk
The future of rap hangs in the balance. Three legends. Zero margin for error. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we continue AI vs Hollywood: Jacuzzi Time Macuzzi – Pt. 2, where the timeline fights back and th
Three legends. One time-traveling jacuzzi. The timeline never stood a chance. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we kick off AI vs Hollywood: Jacuzzi Time Macuzzi – Pt. 1, where AI builds an unhinged movie con
Gods, monsters, secret orders, and way too much destiny for one franchise to handle. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we dive into Assassin’s Creed Pt. 3: The Mythology Era, breaking down how the series went
Assassin’s Creed’s most chaotic era wasn’t ancient — it was the experimental stretch between Black Flag and Syndicate. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, Matt and John unpack the franchise’s most divisive phas
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Geeks From The Multiverse is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 167 episodes.
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