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Sep 19, 2019 47 min

9-18 Week in Geek

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Ep 49 - Week in Geek for 9/18. John and Paul found a few topics to discuss in a bonus episode! On Monday, Universal dropped an 8 minute short "Jurassic World: Battle at Big Rock" and we break it down for you. The hype for the final film in this trilogy starts here! We talk "Doctor Sleep", the sequel to "The Shining". Last but not least, "Rambo: First Blood" hit theaters this weekend! We are pumped for this (possible) finale! Email us at: [email protected] Or check out our site at: www.whatifgeeks.com "Welcome to 'What If Geeks', the show where we talk all things in Geek culture. From Superheroes to Sci-Fi, movies to tv, books & comic books. We discuss what was, what is, what will be and What If?” What If Geeks is owned and hosted by John Petit, Paul Seago and Eric Spitz. Other than our children’s YouTube channels, we do not own any of the material we speak about. We do not speak for any corporation such as DC, Warner Bros, Walt Disney, Marvel, Lucasfilm or a multitude of others that we may speculate on. We discuss only public knowledge topics and do not profess to know anything from behind the scenes anywhere except in our own productions. Credits: Opening Theme is The New Order, by Aaron Kenny. It was taken from the YouTube Audio Library and marked free to use. We just want to give him credit and let him know how much we like his work. Closing Theme is Victorious Accomplishment by mathgrant.

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