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Geek Mentality is the home of "Fans Not Experts Movie Month," "Marchy McFly", "Big Screen Batman," "Sitcom All Ye Faithful", "JAWGUST." and "Silverscreen Superman." Basically I like doing miniseries within this show. You can also check out my other podcasts, "Stranger Danger," "Mandalorian Man," "Reaction Comics," "SLASH", and "Fine Movies. Fine Spirits." all available at FansNotExperts.com

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  • JAWGUST 2: “Swim Fast, There's a Shark, Eddie!” (21 of 31)

    JAWGUST 2: “Swim Fast, There's a Shark, Eddie!” (21 of 31)
    Aug 22 2026

    FINALLY! It wasn't any propeller, it wasn't any coral reef, and it wasn't Jack the Ripper! IT WAS A SHARK! I feel like it's been forever in JAWGUST 2 since we got some good (dare I say great?) shark action! Great for us...not so great for poor Eddie.

    Also, I touch once again on the brilliance of John Williams.
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    26 min
  • JAWGUST 2: “What About Sailing?” (20 of 31)

    JAWGUST 2: “What About Sailing?” (20 of 31)
    Aug 21 2026

    Sir Christopher Cross said it best when he said "Sailing, Takes me away," because on today's episode of JAWGUST 2 it seems sailing is going to end up taking Tina's boyfriend away...For good!

    Plus we get to see Chief Brody kick some empties around his yard - neighbors must love him...
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    28 min
  • JAWGUST 2: “Get Us In, For Christ Sake! Get Us In!” (19 of 31)

    JAWGUST 2: “Get Us In, For Christ Sake! Get Us In!” (19 of 31)
    Aug 20 2026

    Happy Wednesday, you holy divers! Today's episode of JAWGUST 2 covered a segment of the movie that was 95% dialogue free - but finally had some shark action in it, even though it was only for a few seconds and could have been - should have been - much more exciting.

    But again, at least that shark is finally here.
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    25 min
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