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Netflix is launching the second edition of its Geeked Week, from June 6 to 10, 2022. A virtual event that will reveal the latest scoops on The Gray Man, Umbrella Academy or resident Evil. If you are interested, follow the guide!
The appointment is given for fans of Netflix series and films. The streaming platform will invade social networks for five days. From Monday June 6 to Friday June 10, the American leader will broadcast his Geeked Week 2022 virtual event on YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, Twitch or Facebook around the world.
A day Stranger Things
Netflix has planned a busy program for this second edition. Preview trailers, never-before-seen scoops, exclusive first images, and even cast interviews. The platform has also planned script readings and other still confidential surprises. In total, more than 60 projects will be involved in this virtual event.
Each day of the event will have its own theme. Thus, Monday will be dedicated to the series with The Umbrella Academy, The Sandman, Resident Evil or One Piece and Alice in Borderland. Tuesday will feature upcoming movies like the highly anticipated The Gray Man with Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans or The School For Good And Evil. Wednesday will focus on entertainment with, among other things, Arcanewhile Friday will mark game time, the platform’s new fad, including a much-awaited announcement about the inevitable Money Heist. On Thursday 9, Netflix will obviously roll out the red carpet at Stranger Thingswhose last season is breaking all records at the moment with a second part scheduled for July 1st.
When and where to watch Geeked Week 2022?
The virtual event will be launched on Monday, June 6 at 9 a.m. in the United States (west coast), or 6 p.m. in France. Tuesday and Thursday will have the same schedule. The Wednesday festivities will be unveiled from 4 p.m., i.e. Thursday at 1 a.m. in France. As for the last day, Friday June 10, you will have to wait until 7 p.m. in France to attend.
The event will be accessible on the official Netflix accounts: YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, Twitch and Facebook. The Netflix site will collect all the ads for latecomers, while Tudum, the other site dedicated to platform content, will share “bonus” information. Twitch users will even be able to co-stream the event on their account, Netflix said.