The Nerdy Venoms Podcast

SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: We all agree this episode sucks. Its a low energy affair from us and nobody knows why. Listen at your own risk. Topics include Geek Hookups, Mental Health of Actors, and adaptations that would have been better in other context. Reviews include an inaudible Blerdwords on Happy Death Day 2U, The Umbrella Academy, Dragon Prince Season 2, and Battle Angle/Ganmu/Whatever. Yeaaah I got nothing. 
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: John Colby -- "SportsCenter '94 (outro)"

This week we have a fascinating, insightful, and downright hilarious interview with David Crownson. author of the comic series "Harriet Tubman, Demon Slayer". Also reviews of the utter failure that was Lego Movie 2 and What Women Want, plus the news on this week's Nerdy Venoms Podcast! 
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: Dillon Francis featuring T-Pain & That Girl Lay Lay -- "Catchy Song" (J. Lajoie/D. Francis/J.Rushent)

Well...THAT was a Super Bowl...oh god. Lets talk about commericials instead!....oh wait they weren't that great either...uhhhhhh....MEDIA SATURATION! Are there too many comic book shows on the tube these days? The Nerdy Venoms pose the question and more including reviews of Hanna, Russian Doll, and Miss Bala (yes Blerdwerds actually paid to see it). This and the Action News on this week's slightly less than a Bataan Death March unlike the Super Bowl edition of The Nerdy Venoms!
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC -- MGM Studio Orchestra and Chorus: "Meet Me in St. Louis" (K. Mills/A.B. Sterling) 

This week its a laid back episode where we talk to Ashlee Blackwell of Graveyard Shift Sisters and Horror Noire about her opinions about modern day horror films and her new project for Shudder. Meanwhile, now that Kingdom Hearts III has materialized, we take a look at some of the more egregious examples of vaporware in video games, movies, and comics. Also reviews of Kingdom and Polar plus the news on this week's extra informative Nerdy Venoms! 
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: Flanagan and Allen -- "Run Rabbit Run" (Buttler/Gay)
 

A bajillion things came out this weekend and we're gonna try to review 'em all! Yup its reviews, reviews, and more reviews on this week's Nerdy Venoms. On top of that there's Oscar discussion and brief run through of our OCD collecting habits. All that and the Nerdy News on this, the first Nerdy Venoms of 2019 where something DIDN'T go wrong with the recording. Praise be to R. Kelly!
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: Idina Menzel -- "Let it Go" (K. Anderson-Lopez/R. Lopez) 

Its CES time again! Which means more rediculous robot suitcases! The Nerdy Venoms take this as an opportunity to talk instead about nerdy vehicles because why the hell not! Also on the docket: reviews of the godawful Godzilla 3: The Planet Eater, True Detective, and Titans. All this and the Nerdy News on this week's Nerdy Venoms podcast!
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: Eliot Goldenthal -- "Batman & Robin (Main Title)" 

We're back from our hiatus and the technical errors just keep on coming as we lose the first 20 minutes to the Ghost of R. Kelly! However that won't keep us from talking about what we did over the holidays, the tirefire that was the Golden Globes, and Aquaman! Oh and Bird Box may or may not be challenged! To the boat with ye, Boy and Girl!
THIS WEEK's THEME MUSIC: Eddie Murphy -- "Party All The Time" (R. James/K. Johnson)

Happy new year! We'd do a show but instead of champagne we had last week's egg nog so here's so more old clips.

So yeah we were going to do a new episode tonight but somebody spiked the egg nog. Instead here's some old clips with a free bonus!
THIS WEEK'S THEME MUSIC: Johnny Mathis - "Its The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" (E. Pola/G.Wylie)

Its the final new Nerdy Venoms of 2018, and we figured we'd leave you with the worst possible idea we could do... A POORLY PLANNED HASTILY ASSEMBLED AWARDS SHOW! Listen as we have to break multiple ties live on air because...oops. ALSO: A look into the brighter future that is 2019! PLUS: Reviews of Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse and NO NEWS WHATSOEVER on this week's Nerdy Venoms Podcast!
This Week's Theme Music: William Loose and his Orchestra - "The Hollywood Squares ('Bob and Merrill's Theme')" (W. Loose)