Was 2014 the geekiest year yet? Join the CraveCast discussion

What were the big stories of the year for geeks and nerds in 2014? Was this the year we all became geeks? Join the conversation.

Eric Mack

Dec. 15, 2014 10:52 a.m. PT

2014 was a year this guy can be proud of. Claudia Cruz/CNET

This year we saw an insane game of a tag between a robot and a comet, at least two real-life hoverboards (finally!), jetpacks for flying and for running, all kinds of zombie news and at least one statue of Jesus with human teeth.

There was so much geeky goodness -- from Hollywood's latest and greatest to saving lives through 3D printing and alien-spotting all over the place -- that I think there's a strong case to be made for declaring 2014 the geekiest yet.

The CraveCast crew will look back at the past 12 months and their nerdy significance in our next live taping Tuesday, December 16 at noon PT, and we want you to chime in.

Let us know in the comments below or on Twitter @ericcmack and @crave what your favorite moments were from the past year.

Then mark your calendar and bookmark this page to join us live for the CraveCast on Tuesday.

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