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Geek-Ray Vision
Spike TVGeek-Ray Vision is the Spike TV series that takes a dive into the depth of geekdom. Spike TV is the a cable TV channel which began in 1983 as TNN, The Nashville Network. After becoming a Viacom property, the network became an MTV Networks division, and was rebranded as Spike TV, the first channel specifically for men. The network has programming of all kinds that caters to male audiences, from shows like CSI and Unsolved Mysteries, to sports like TNA Wrestling Impact! and UFC fights. In addition to these action-packed manly-man programs, Spike also caters to the geekier men, with shows like Geek-Ray Vision. Geeks are those who are fascinated by specific areas of knowledge, usually things like technology, and science fiction. Geeks are obsessed with these things, surfing the web and looking for information and scoops about their favorite topics. Geek-Ray Vision helps out fellow geeks by diving into the depths of obscurity to find out the latest about their favorite topics. From blockbusters like Iron Man, to conventions like Comic Con, the latest video games, interviews with authors, artists, actors and more, Spike brings geeks all the news they need. Tune in for everything from the geek galaxy in Spike TV's Geek-Ray Vision.moreless -
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Top Tens
The Military ChannelTop Tens is the Military Channel series that ranks the best the military world has to offer. The show ranks the great technological achievements and inventions in military history, rating each on factors like service length, innovation, fear factor, and destructive power. The series covers everything from land, sea and air vehicles to the rifles used by ground troops. Find out about the best aircraft, and what is the most feared fighter jet ever taken to the skies. Learn about the top ten tanks, and which has the most firepower. See how WWII's bombers stack up to today's stealth machines. Learn about the recent developments in helicopter technology, and the immense impact it has had. Head to the high seas for the top ten submarines and fighting ships. Finally, go to ground level with the troops to discover what the top ten combat rifles are. If you love military action, see the best of the best on Top Tens.moreless -
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Gotta Know
Live WellHeidi Jones is the host of Gotta Know on the Live Well HD Network where she highlights the latest in gadget and tech issues important to women and the tech-obsessed. -
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Tech This Out!
ABC NewsHosted by tech expert Daniel Sieberg, "Tech This Out!" covers personal technology from a cosumer-friendly point of view. From field-testing gadgets to covering the coolest apps to de-mystifying new trends, "Tech This Out!" breaks down the good, the bad and the ugly in our wacky world of 21st century digital doodads (sense of humor included).moreless -
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NOVA's Making Stuff with David Pogue
PBSNOVA's Making Stuff with David Pogue is the PBS series where technology reporter David Pogue shows viewers the materials that will shape the future. Pogue is a technology writer, columnist, and commentator who has worked for the New York Times, CBS News Sunday Morning, and CNBC. He has written and co-written many books on technology, including seven titles in the For Dummies series, and his own how-to books called the Missing Manual series. Born in Ohio to an attorney father, David went to Yale University, graduating with a Distinction in Music. He spent a decade working for the Office of Music Theatre International, while moonlighting as a Broadway musical conductor. In 2000 he began serving as the New York Times personal-tech columnist, with a weekly column, State of the Art. Now David is working with NOVA to bring a mini-series called Making Stuff, where he explores the latest in materials science. From carbon nanowires to spider silk made from goats, stab-proof clothing, invisibility cloaks, smart pills and much more. Take a look at how these innovations will work to make products stronger, smaller, cleaner, and smarter than we could ever imagine, on PBS' NOVA's Making Stuff with David Pogue.moreless -
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The Grid
IFC - Independent Film ChannelJesse Thorn hosts this breakdown of all things on the Indie scene. -
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I Love Toys
VH1 (ended 2006)I Love Toys is a show in the same vein as I Love the 80s. Several comedians reminisce about or make fun of their favorite or their least favorite toys. -
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Dean of Invention
Planet GreenDean Kamen, the famous inventor who holds 400+ patents including the Segway, will become an investigator in search of new technologies for the future. He will explore with correspondent Joanne Colan.moreless -
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Warplane
Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.One hundred years of the technological advancement of military aviation. -
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Thunderheads
Smithsonian ChannelA group of scientists, researchers, and top-gun pilots go into the eye of some of the craziest storms imaginable armed with the best gadgets on the market in order to understand how thunderstorms may or may not contribute to global warming.moreless -
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Geared Up
MojoGeared Up from Mojo is a technology series dealing with all the latest gadgets and crazes within the world of cutting-edge technology and electronics. The show offers a factual analysis of new products and innovations, shows how these work and then offers a look at some of the competitors' products which are similar. It's the type of show that makes viewers want to buy the products shown, but also gives information on new products that people might not be aware of, offering advice on when certain products will be available and if it's better to wait for a new make or model which will be available soon. Geared Up provides information for everyone, whether you're into technology or just a beginner looking to get the most for your buck, then this is the show for you. Host, Steven Smith, will guide you through the newest and best high-end equipment on the market.moreless
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