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Golden Geeks 2026 Winners, Wolverine & Spider-Man Movie? : GV 695 FULL EPISODE

·1 hr 46 min

The episode opens loud and informal. It starts with the crew's usual banter, then slides into vote talk as they try to sort out which choices were on the board and why the room kept changing its mind. The bracket gets messy fast. The conversation moves through the options one by one, with the hosts arguing through taste, fatigue, and old grudges. One choice takes the win. It turns into a springboard for more fan math about alternate outcomes, missed votes, and how close they think the whole thing was to a sweep. The sequel talk bites. One of the sharper running jokes is how a bad follow-up can sour a great original, because the hosts clearly like the favorite but are still annoyed enough to let that annoyance steer the conversation. Nobody stays on script for long. Instead of snapping back to a clean recap, the panel keeps wandering into side debates, half-remembered rankings, and the kind of "wait, what were the options again?" interruption that makes the whole thing sound like an actual room full of people talking. That is part of the appeal. The show leaves room for overlapping reactions, little corrections, and jokes that only land if you already know the crew's running vocabulary, so the episode feels more like hanging out than listening to a formal segment. Then the superhero detour hits. Once the vote business is mostly settled, the conversation drifts toward Batman thoughts, and the hosts immediately start chasing the sort of franchise speculation that turns into a discussion about what a movie should leave in or cut out. A few more Dano scenes come up. That tangent gives the episode a second engine, because a quick wish for more screen time turns into another example of how the show likes to build analysis out of instinct first and structure later. The pacing stays quick. Even when the episode circles the same point twice, it keeps moving by piling on reactions, fast pivots, and callbacks, which is why the chatter still feels alive near the end. It never gets stiff. The final effect is a loose, opinionated recap that treats the result as a reason to keep talking about fandom, sequels, and superhero wishcasting long after the clean answer is already on the board.

As heard by us

A loose movie-pick debate that keeps circling back to the same stubborn opinions.

The episode settles into an easygoing recap of movie picks, sequel baggage, and the familiar friction that shows up when favorites get compared in public.

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Why you'd press play

Press play for the movie-argument fallout and a winners recap that keeps circling back.

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