Geek Girl's Top 10 Hottest Geek Guys
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Apr 8 2010, 8:04 PM
by @geekgirls
Lately, there seems to be such an obsession with hot ladies who are into games and comics, which is fine, but what about all the hot geek guys?? Us ladies have been feeling slightly unfulfilled with that media coverage.
So, in no particular order, here is my list of the Top 10 Hottest Geek Guys:
Rivers Cuomo
Rocking horn-rimmed glasses and bolt guitar strap, Rivers is the epitome of hot-geek-guy. Rivers front the band Weezer and waves his geek flag high with songs like In the Garage, My Name is Jonas, The Good Life, and If You Are Wondering If I Want You To. In a 2001 Rolling Stone interview, he was asked what kind of characters he played in Dungeons & Dragons; he said he preferred elven or half-elven split-class fighter-thieves.
Wil Wheaton
Richard William Wheaton III is best known for his acting role of Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation which pretty much gives him automatic geek credits. Aside from his acting career, this cutie continues with his geekiness by playing Dungeons & Dragons, blogging for sites like Suicide Girls’ Geek in Review, La Weekly’s LA Daily, and Amazon’s End User. Wil allegedly said that in his teenage years, "I was such a geek that if I could go back in time, I would kick my own ass.”
Andy Samberg
Best known for his SNL Digital Shorts “Lazy Sunday” and “I’m on a Boat”, this adorable geeky guy weaves tons of geek culture into most of his comedy sketches. Aside from SNL, Andy’s acting work includes Hot Rod, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and appearances on Arrested Developments and the Sarah Silverman Program. I still think “Laser Cats” is still one of the funniest videos ever.
Agent M
This eye-patch rocking hottie, Agent M (aka Ryan Penagos), is the editor of Marvel.com, comic reader, gamers and lover of tacos. With 1.5 million followers on Twitter, Agent M tweets like the best of ‘em sharing news on his favorite things, including Marvel, and hilarious anecdotes of his day.
Seth MacFarlane
Well before giving birth to the hit animated series Family Guy and American Dad, this cutie has long standing geek credits, identifying himself as a Star Wars, Star Trek and Sci-Fi fanboy. Aside from his obvious fandom, Seth also sings, plays piano, supports gay rights, won a ton of Emmys…I mean, what’s not to love?
Masi Oka
Masi Oka not only controls the space time continuum in the Sci-Fi series Heroes, he also holds a double-majored in math and computer science from Brown University AND works at George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic.
Vin Diesel
Mr. Diesel is a an all around nerd and gamer who has been playing Dungeons and Dragons for the last 20 years. There’s even a rumor that his D&D character’s name is tattooed on his body. Establishing his own gaming development house called Tigon Studios, Vin has recently brought out a game called Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay that was renowned for being better then the film. Game on!
Jensen Ackles
This sexy heart-throb began his acting career at 19 starring in roles for geek-centric shows such as Dark Angel and Smallville.And People Magazine rightly named him Sexiest Ghostbuster (Along with costar Jared Padalecki) for his kick-ass role in the series Supernatural. Now all of my Thursday evenings are spent swooning and drooling.
Seth Green
This adorable geek guy is most recently known for producing the hilarious animated short "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" special, which won an Annie Award in 2008. Seth isn’t a newbie to television though; he has appeared in tons of geek classics including Arcade, It, Can’t Buy Me Love, Pump Up the Volume, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Family Guy and Heroes. Phew!
Chris Hardwick
Chris, aptly nicknamed the Nerdist, confesses that his road to geek guy fame began in the early 90s when he began writing comedic songs about science. And this hottie has more than made up for his past on MTV’s Singled Out, with his most recent gigs as host of G4’s Web Soup and writer for Wired Magazine.
The information has been taken from millions of places around the net and not verified, but I’m pretty sure it’s all true :)
by @geekgirls
Lately, there seems to be such an obsession with hot ladies who are into games and comics, which is fine, but what about all the hot geek guys?? Us ladies have been feeling slightly unfulfilled with that media coverage.
So, in no particular order, here is my list of the Top 10 Hottest Geek Guys:
Rivers Cuomo
Rocking horn-rimmed glasses and bolt guitar strap, Rivers is the epitome of hot-geek-guy. Rivers front the band Weezer and waves his geek flag high with songs like In the Garage, My Name is Jonas, The Good Life, and If You Are Wondering If I Want You To. In a 2001 Rolling Stone interview, he was asked what kind of characters he played in Dungeons & Dragons; he said he preferred elven or half-elven split-class fighter-thieves.
Wil Wheaton
Richard William Wheaton III is best known for his acting role of Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation which pretty much gives him automatic geek credits. Aside from his acting career, this cutie continues with his geekiness by playing Dungeons & Dragons, blogging for sites like Suicide Girls’ Geek in Review, La Weekly’s LA Daily, and Amazon’s End User. Wil allegedly said that in his teenage years, "I was such a geek that if I could go back in time, I would kick my own ass.”
Andy Samberg
Best known for his SNL Digital Shorts “Lazy Sunday” and “I’m on a Boat”, this adorable geeky guy weaves tons of geek culture into most of his comedy sketches. Aside from SNL, Andy’s acting work includes Hot Rod, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and appearances on Arrested Developments and the Sarah Silverman Program. I still think “Laser Cats” is still one of the funniest videos ever.
Agent M
This eye-patch rocking hottie, Agent M (aka Ryan Penagos), is the editor of Marvel.com, comic reader, gamers and lover of tacos. With 1.5 million followers on Twitter, Agent M tweets like the best of ‘em sharing news on his favorite things, including Marvel, and hilarious anecdotes of his day.
Seth MacFarlane
Well before giving birth to the hit animated series Family Guy and American Dad, this cutie has long standing geek credits, identifying himself as a Star Wars, Star Trek and Sci-Fi fanboy. Aside from his obvious fandom, Seth also sings, plays piano, supports gay rights, won a ton of Emmys…I mean, what’s not to love?
Masi Oka
Masi Oka not only controls the space time continuum in the Sci-Fi series Heroes, he also holds a double-majored in math and computer science from Brown University AND works at George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic.
Vin Diesel
Mr. Diesel is a an all around nerd and gamer who has been playing Dungeons and Dragons for the last 20 years. There’s even a rumor that his D&D character’s name is tattooed on his body. Establishing his own gaming development house called Tigon Studios, Vin has recently brought out a game called Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay that was renowned for being better then the film. Game on!
Jensen Ackles
This sexy heart-throb began his acting career at 19 starring in roles for geek-centric shows such as Dark Angel and Smallville.And People Magazine rightly named him Sexiest Ghostbuster (Along with costar Jared Padalecki) for his kick-ass role in the series Supernatural. Now all of my Thursday evenings are spent swooning and drooling.
Seth Green
This adorable geek guy is most recently known for producing the hilarious animated short "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" special, which won an Annie Award in 2008. Seth isn’t a newbie to television though; he has appeared in tons of geek classics including Arcade, It, Can’t Buy Me Love, Pump Up the Volume, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Family Guy and Heroes. Phew!
Chris Hardwick
Chris, aptly nicknamed the Nerdist, confesses that his road to geek guy fame began in the early 90s when he began writing comedic songs about science. And this hottie has more than made up for his past on MTV’s Singled Out, with his most recent gigs as host of G4’s Web Soup and writer for Wired Magazine.
The information has been taken from millions of places around the net and not verified, but I’m pretty sure it’s all true :)
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