Unsupervised Nerds Podcast Unsupervised Nerds

In this season finale, we take a look back at all the best stuff that didn't make it into the podcast in the first cut. Zues's sex life, an Olsen Twins gameboy game, My Hero Academia, Halloween singing, stealth snowballs, lots of talk of the hottest superheros, and so much more! 

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Have a great start to your 2019 everybody!

Happy holidays! Sky, Amanda, and CJ sit around the yule log Youtube video while discussing the most unsupervised of all Christmas movies, Home Alone. The conversation moves around from Dane Cook, to Saw, to Duece Bigalow, to the creation of so many fan theories. Oh, and the movie itself comes up a few times. 

Sky and Celine chat about what it means to work in the wardrobe department in film and television. This is an episode all about clothes, and the things you may not have ever thought about that go on behind the scenes. Filming in winter, filling time between jobs, the crazy weight of period dresses, even redesigning Santa! All this and more on this week's episode.

Sky and Alycia spent five hours just getting drunk. Oh, and then they decided to attempt to record an episode about 90s television. Don't let them fool you when they claim the episode will be family friendly, they drank far too much for that kind of promise. Hear them stumble through nostalgia as they talk about Stickin' Around, Dragon Ball Z, Sailor Moon, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and so much more! 

Sky and Colleen get together to talk about characters, only to end up on the subject of Netflix and binge watching habits. So much of the focus is Broadway musicals, but they do find their way around to Riverdale, Chilling Adventures of Sabina, League of Legends, and, somehow, Jeopardy. 

Sky, CJ, and Amanda work together to fill out the roster for our very own Smash Bros game. They range from realistic choices for the real Smash Bros series, to Sony nostalgia, to completely out of left field choices, with a few game-breaking final moves thrown in for good measure.