Gerry Anderson’s excellent 80s sci-fi puppet series. Expect the unexpected…

Classic 80s cartoon series with Jagar, Mumm-ra and Safari Joe…

Tom teaches Morgan about forgotten 90s CGI series ReBoot.

Morgan teaches Tom about Flash Gordon and his ragtagteam of superhero buddies.

Scorpion King, Land Before Time, Lake Placid and more…

Whovian Morgan teaches noob Tom all about Hartnell to Capaldi.

We battle Graboids in the desert town of Perfection. Way to go dude! Alriiight!

Take a trip down to the village. Be seeing you!

All about the 80s and 90s children’s game show starring the brilliant Hugo Myatt.

The most underrated Superman adaptation ever made.

Crime Traveller, Dark Season, Sea of Souls and more…

Primeval, Robin Hood, Merlin and more…

Two iconic horror series, masked murderers and crap sequel titles.

Two 1990s cartoon kick-ass anthropomorphic gunslingers.

12 TV Christmas ‘classics’ from Power Rangers to He-Man.

Morgan takes ‘companion’ Tom the 31st century and one amazing theme song.

Tom shows Morgan classic games like Broken Sword, Monkey Island and The Longest Journey.

Morgan geeks out with his favourite 1990s cartoon series.

Yippee-ki-yay! Tom and Morgan look at the whole Die Hard franchise and look at its worrying future.

We find out what went wrong with the awesome 1990s sci-fi starring Jerry O’Connell. Featuring exclusive audio from John Rhys-Davies!

It’s Morphin’ Time! The boys try not to have their childhoods ruined by dodgy spandex and racist undertones. Ay-yay-yay!

Morgan takes Tom through his favourite Sega Mega Drive games from Streets of Rage 2 to Sonic.

Morgan shows Tom just how geeky 007 is – from lost movies to 007’s ‘number’.

Morgan and Tom go through all 9 seasons (and more) of Jack Bauer’s 24 adventures from start to finish.

Ho ho horror. Tackling the Christmas vs Halloween genre, from Silent Night Deadly Night to Jack Frost.

From Bill and Ted to John Wick, we look back at the career of underrated geek hero Keanu Reeves.

Hail to the king, baby! We delve into the history of Duke Nukem’s video game life.

Morgan teaches Tom about the sprawling POTA universe, from 1968 to 2017.

An angry Tom takes Morgan through Lost’s biggest mysteries.

Morgan takes Tom through the bizarre phenomenon of The Mandela Effect, where many people have shared memories of something that never happened.

Tom takes Morgan through the mind of Jim Henson and two of his greatest fantasy movies.

Morgan teaches Tom all about the 1978 TV series adaptation of Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk, starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.

Tom takes Morgan through the history of the cult sci-fi comedy series.

To mark its 25th anniversary, Morgan explains to Tom just why it is one of the greatest cartoon series ever made.

Tom and Morgan discuss the history of one of America’s most beloved comic book characters and its 1980 movie.

Tom and Morgan pick three famous Scrooges each to find out who is the best ever.

Tom and Morgan look back at all things geek in 2017, from the big movies and TV shows of the year, dearly departed geek heroes and drunkenly inventing new words.

Morgan shares with Tom why Predator is the best movie of all time, let alone the 1980s.

Tom shares why BTTF is his favourite movie series of all time, from the movies and beyond.

Morgan teaches Tom about the history of the too-short life and career of Bruce Lee.

Cowabunga! Tom and Morgan go through the ENTIRE history of TMNT, from 1984 to the present day.

A history of the Mortal Kombat franchise. Toastie!

Tom and Morgan rank six actors who have played Sherlock Holmes, from Basil Rathbone to Benedict Cumberbatch.

Tom and Morgan speak to Jamie Anderson about all his father Gerry Anderson’s most well-known TV shows.

Tom welcomes Morgan to the ongoing world of the Jurassic Park series.

Morgan takes Tom through a history of the M:I franchise, from its TV series, to the movies and beyond.

Tom and Morgan go back to their roots and dissect four downright bonkers film series.

Morgan and Tom celebrate the life of a geek icon.

Oh, boy! Morgan takes Tom back in time to the 1980s and beyond, as we retrace Sam Beckett’s journeys in Quantum Leap.

The boys feel all festive by ranking the greatest screen Saint Nicks ever.

Tom and Morgan celebrate 50 episodes with an obligatory clip show: the very best of Two Geeks, Two Beers so far.

The boys try and convince each other they are wrong for hating two classic cult films: Temple of Doom and Donnie Darko. Who will win?

Our drunkest episode ever sees Tom and Morgan discuss the history of Choose Your Own Adventure books, including testing out three such books.

Morgan reminds Tom just why Buffy was one of the greatest shows of the ’90s.

Tom teaches Morgan about the underrated and forgotten Sega Dreamcast console from the early ’00s.

Morgan and Tom sit down and talk all things Doctor Who, Big Finish and more with the voice of the Daleks, Nicholas Briggs.

Tom teaches Morgan about Ridley Scott’s underrated fantasy epic starring Tom Cruise and Tim Curry.

Morgan teaches Tom about the underrated ’70s sci-fi series Blake’s 7.

Discover the brilliance of David Bowie on screen, as Tom takes Morgan through six unique cult movies.

Tom gets utterly confused by Morgan’s epic Highlander history lesson.

Tom and Morgan bring back the childhood trauma of the Farthing Wood gang in the most emotional episode yet.

Morgan and Tom debate whether six classic movies can genuinely be considered Christmas movies or not. This is going to get messy.

The boys journey back to when we could actually get up on Saturday mornings.

Morgan teaches Tom about the history of 007 gaming, from GoldenEye to Everything or Nothing.

It feels like the end of the world, but at least we’re not sending Bruce Willis in a space shuttle to save us all.

Smegging hell, Tom and Morgan chat with Red Dwarf’s Doug Naylor and Richard Naylor about new special The Promised Land.

Tom and Morgan drift back to the time of iPods and flip-phones, despite the fact that it’s technically 2014. It sort of makes sense.

Morgan teaches Tom about the wonderful world of Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman.

Tom takes Morgan back to the turn of the millennium and the first chapter of The Sims series.

Morgan and Tom investigate the classic and creepy ’90s kids show The Demon Headmaster.

Tom teaches Morgan about the history of underrated board game-turned-movie Clue starring Tim Curry.

Morgan pens a podcast love letter to his favourite childhood hero: the 1994 animated version of Spider-Man.

“When I wake up in the morning…” Tom takes Morgan back to the ’90s and remembers the surprisingly long history of Zack Morris and pals.

Morgan explains why Timothy Dalton’s second and final James Bond entry is one of the franchise’s greatest.

Tom and Morgan travel to the centre of the Earth to meet up with the Looney Tunes and Michael Jordan.

Grand upper! Morgan teaches Tom about the history of the beat-em-up franchise Streets of Rage.

Tom badly explains the plot and making of Terry Gilliam’s cult favourite Time Bandits.

Morgan and Tom chat about all things Bill and Ted with co-creator and writer Ed Solomon!

We love it when a podcast comes together… Morgan teaches Tom all about ’80s favourite The A Team.

Tom’s love letter in defence of Hollywood icon Tom Cruise, and trying to prove to Morgan that he’s not just a ‘cocky shit’.

Get down and boogie… Morgan teaches Tom all about the 1979 Buck Rogers sci-fi series.

Tom and Morgan remember the forgotten 1999/2000 one-season wonder starring Eric Close and Dennis Haysbert

From LA Confidential to Les Mis, the boys discuss the life and career of Mr Russell Crowe.

Kevin! We look back at Macaulay Culkin’s festive caper Home Alone and its dodgy sequels.

Morgan teaches Tom about 1991’s underrated Rocketeer, and why he’s definitely not Ant Man.

Tom looks back at why Pogs were so important to his childhood, and why it totally passed Morgan by.

We remember 1990s cult British sci-fi series Aquila, and what we would do with such an awesome spaceship…

Tom gives Morgan a guided tour of the world’s worst and weirdest video game consoles, from the Virtual Boy to the Action Max.

Head with us on the Porkchop Express as Morgan teaches Tom all about 1986’s Big Trouble in Little China.

Not the momma! Tom teaches Morgan about ’90s sitcom classic Dinosaurs, from its Jim Henson beginnings to the harrowing finale.

Autobots roll out! Morgan remembers his love of the original Transformers TV series, from its amazing theme tune to its heartbreaking movie.

Tom and Morgan discuss peaches and body swap dilemmas in the ridiculous but brilliant action movie Face/Off starring Cage and Travolta.

Morgan looks back at how Street Fighter II changed video games forever, and spawned a god-awful movie.

Tom delivers a love letter to his favourite comic growing up: The Beano. We look back at the history of Dennis the Menace, the Bash Street Kids and more.

Morgan travels back to the groovy ’60s to teach Tom about underrated British action-caper The Champions.

Tom and Morgan lament the downfall of 2000s sci-fi series Heroes after its excellent first season.

Morgan relives his youth by returning to 2002 and his love of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man film, its kickass main theme and the years it took to get there.

Tom remembers his childhood favourite Willow, from its fantastic cast to its underrated special effects.

It’s Snipes vs Stallone in this cult 90s film that Morgan adores.

Who was the greatest Hercule Poirot and why was it David Suchet? And can Tom pronounce his name for a whole episode?