TV Episodes

Who Am I Now? - Grief and Transformation Tipple: Not a tipple a bar - The Deer's head in Belfast Inspiration - WandaVision and What If...Dr Strange... Welcome back to the boudoir and this week, David's pays for a night of excess in Northern Ireland and explores the transformative effect of grief, reliving what it costs the grieving and those around them This is a spoiler heavy episode. The Naked Geek is trying to be as accessible as it can and has an initial goal of making "accurate" transcrip...

Blakes 7: Resilience, Oppression & Influence Tipple: King Korvak's Saga by Stephen Aryan Inspiration: Blakes 7 It was just another after school sci-fi tv show on the tele box, but what what it taught us in terms of appreciating shades of grey, the importance of sharing who are you and facing your Goliaths was invaluable. Enter the boudoir of the Naked Geek and David Monteith will share all. Links: Blakes 7 dvd - https://amzn.to/3CSloxS Contact Email: david@thenakedgeek.co.uk Faceb...

Tipple: Glen Scotia Double Cask Single Malt Whisky inspired by the Raid on St Nazaire You can watch a brilliant documentary about the raid here - The Greatest Raid of all Time Inspiration: Raised by Wolves (HBO; SKY Atlantic; NOW TV) 04m:15s - In this episode David explores the Ridley Scott produced sci-fi series Raised by Wolves. When you have a dead baby in your history, it becomes important that any tv show that touches on the subject does it right. Did a story about Androids called Mother...

Tipple: Rhubarbra Streisand from Brew York Inspiration: The Witcher; Siren; Ghosts Description: 02:02 - This week David takes his inspiration from The Witcher (Netflix), Siren (freeform; Amazon) & Ghosts (BBC iPlayer). We also make mention of The Man from Uncle and my other fantastic podcast Geek Syndicate. What links a tale of mutant monster hunters, dangerous mermaids and a comedy of inept spirits. What is about them that leads to the growth of bitterness? Enter the boudoir of the Nak...

In his first episode David explores what is it about a being travelling around in a Police Box that could create such an enduring and loved for show for almost 60 years? How could a show that started out with shaky sets form the template for a life journey.