Non-Geek TV From The Geek Perspective: Documentary Now

There’s a lot of TV out there, and some of it is parody of things many would not think to parody.

I speak of the IFC series Documentary Now.

Outtakes And Bloopers From Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base

If you enjoyed SNL’s Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base sketch, be sure to check out some bloopers and outtakes after the cut.

Undercover Boss: Starkiller Base

In case you missed it, Saturday Night Live had a sketch featuring Adam Driver going undercover as a lowly technician on the Starkiller Base to see how people really feel about working for the First Order and about their boss Kylo Ren.  Video after the cut.

ICYMI: SNL Gives Us Some Surprising Force Awakens Screen Tests

Shaq auditioning for Chewbacca is exactly what you’d expect.

The Star Wars: The Force Awakens hype train continues (as if it needs it) as Saturday Night Live and JJ Abrams share some rare screen tests for the new film.  See it after the break.

SNL Cast Beg Micheal Keaton To Play Batman And Beetlejuice Again

For many of us old-ish geeks, Michael Keaton was our Batman and Beetlejuice was a classic.  It’s been a long time since he’s played either.  The SNL cast attempted to remedy that Saturday night.  For those in the US, check out a high quality copy of the monologue.  For the rest of us, or those joining me as well on the lazy side, check out a lower quality (but very watchable) version after the break.

Gabbing Geek Exclusive: The End Of Age Of Ultron Revealed!!!

Ok…not the real ending of Age of Ultron.  And…ok, not really an exclusive either.  But in case you missed it, here is the excellent Avengers sketch from this past weekends Saturday Night Live hosted by Thor himself, Chris Hemsworth.

There’s some bootleg copies floating around the YouTubes, but visit comicbook.com for a high quality version. SNL is also available on Hulu for those so inclined.

Watson’s Top Ten Movies of 2014!

Ah.  Now we get to the cream of the crop!  The ten best films of 2014!  Hope you enjoyed your year of films as much as I did mine.  This was a strong year for movies; both blockbuster and arthouse.  While there wasn’t an all-time Hall of Fame entry (like Dark Knight or Godfather), we did have many 5 star worthy films.   Any of these ten films would have been a worthy choice for #1, in fact many of them even flirted with the top spot during the year, but when the dust settled here was the final list.