It's just what it sounds like, a bunch of geeks get together and have geektastic adventures, play games, write stories, solve improbable problems, juggle various objects including kittens, play impractical jokes, make movies, learn important geeking skills, study why the meaning of life is "42", take vocabulary quizzes, watch movies, create cool stuff, and ocassionally save the world from interstellar threats to the space-time continuum. Most imporatantly it gives us all a place to fit in and spend a Tuesday afternoon. If all this sounds cool to you stop by Mr. Andree's room any Tuesday (be you geek or of the "normal" persuasion).

We're Through Being Cool!

Watch the 1 min video to hear the Geek Club's new theme song music video. Music by They Might Be Giants, doing a cover of a Devo song, from a movie called Sky High, about a kid who isn't afraid to not be cool, and in doing so becomes very cool.

We're Through Being Cool: Music Video

Courageous Geek Storms Talent Show Stage

Courageous geek Lee Estes stormed the talent show stage with little more than a love of Star Wars and Weird Al Yankovic. That combination birthed a parody song that took a horrible movie (Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace), and gave geeks a way to fondly remember the film without having to actually watch it again exposing themselves to harmful amounts of Jar-Jar Binks. Click to watch the entire performance below.

The Saga Begins: Lee Estes vs. Talent Show

Geek Show Productions presents:

Slapdash Stop-Motion Animation

Each team of geeks was given select materials to work with, a camera, 3 minutes to brainstorm ideas, and 45 minutes to make their film. The results were "The Revolution of Twenty-Ten" as one royal suit of cards is overthrown and their castle of dominoes falls; "How Dinosaurs Became Extinct" includes tongues, dinosaurs, the sun, a rainbow and extinction fun; "The Ultimate Miniature Epic" asks how many heroes to take down one ninja turtle clone 1970's action movie style?; "Flying Green Penguins of Destiny" is a dada surrealist exploration into the uses of language and reggae; and finally in "Don't Touch The Castle" an army guy, demon horde, and wizard smack down.

Witness the Slapdash Animanic Stop-Motion Motion Picture Event

PI Day Celebrated By Local Geeks

The Geek Club in anticipation of PI Day on March 14th (3.14) celebrated the magical number by creating piaku poetry. Their theme was movies and they wrote about everything: the great "HP"; Godzilla and Friends; the entire history of Star Wars; their love of Indiana Jones, Han Solo, and Harrison Ford; a first date to see Zombieland; One Ring to Rule them all; giant shrews; the best, and or worst, pirate ever; trips to the movies; and the love of bad and great movies both.

Watch the PI Day Piaku Poetry Slam!

Zombie Tag Ultimate Champion Crowned

James Francis has become the human most likely to survive the zombie apocalypse by sprinting, jumping, dodging, juking, and outsmarting the zombie hordes. What asked for his survival secrets he confidently said, "Don't get caught," and "Run!" The last I took as one of James's secrets, but alas I did not notice the zombie behind me, realizing too late that "run!" had been a warning. Imagine, I became a zombie. Me.

Outtakes!

During the filming of the Piaku PI Day project Sydney had an outburst that had us all rolling on the ground. Watch the Piaku video to see the awesome explosivo power of Sydney (with the help of some Tums).