This week is the series season finale! Instead of the annual Geek Speak Awards Show, Henry invites Matt Zunich & Jeremy Treat from the Los Angeles Ghostbusters back on the show to go over the best and worst from 2021. It's a fun and geeky look back at the year that was and maybe, just maybe, a preview of things to come on The Geek Speak Show.

This week is a special episode of The Geek Speak Show. It's a look back at the early years of the show...but not in the way you think.

To get you ready for the geek(s) on your Christmas gift list, Henry welcomes back Chogrin to talk about his original toy designs that make for the perfect gift. First, they get into a spoiler-filled discussion about Ghostbers: Afterlife.

A special episode to get you ready for San Diego Comic-Con Special Edition! First, David Glanzer talks about putting together the first in-person event in two years and the opening of the Comic-Con Museum. He also gives an outlook for WonderCon Anaheim and SDCC for 2022. Then creator & writer Mathew Klickstein talks about his podcast series which tells the history of San Diego Comic-Con, Comic-Con Begins.

This week's episode gets you ready for the return of the Ghostbusters! Ghostbusters:Afterlife hits theaters this weekend & the Sugarmynt Gallery in South Pasadena kicks off their Ghostbusters Yes, Have Some Art Exhibit. Illustrator, storyteller & the curator of this exhibit, Chogrin, joins Henry to talk about the exhibit and his love of the Ghostbusters franchise. Then, Matt Zunich & Jeremy Treat from the Los Angeles Ghostbusters check in to talk about what their group does & their expectations for Afterlife.

Writer/director Adam Ethan Crow joins Henry to talk about his new horror film, Lair, now available on VOD. A fun chat about the film, the positive experience Adam and his crew had shooting the film & more.

After a few words about Marvel's The Eternals, Henry welcomes Bill Murphy to the episode. Bill is the founder of Fresh Monkey Fiction and he and Henry talk about the release of the 40th Anniversary Eagle Force action figures. The first waves are available now on Big Bad Toys, with more coming soon.

On the final Geek Speak treats episode for this year, we go back to the greatest Halloween prank in history...although it wasn't planned to be. Orson Welles and The Mercury Theatre broadcast a radio adaptation of H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds on the night of October 30, 1938. The performance was so convincing that it created a panic, as listeners thought there was an actual alien invasion taking place.