You are listening to the Glass Cannon Network, the premier solace for role-playing game entertainment.

It's that time again and again and again and again. You are watching the game garage where we play tabletop role-playing games that I like.

I'm your host and game master Jared Logan and you have tuned into episode three of Time Watch.

Time Watch, the incredible game by Pelgrim Press and Kevin Kulp, where you play time police.

People who are burdened with the heavy responsibility of saving the time stream from insidious invaders who would deviate it.

And the people that are helping me save the time stream are the same people you've seen in the last two episodes.

The wonderful, amazing, talented, Paula Deming, Mary Lou and Joe O'Brien, everybody.

No one's ever called me amazingly talented. Thank you, Jared. I know I got to go to London.

I've only applied to Paula and Mary Lou, actually. I shouldn't have said anything. I actually got to say that.

I'm not confused. I'm not confused. I'm not confused. Yeah, sorry about that.

Sorry, Tom. Yeah, sorry. That wasn't a blanket. Yeah.

I'm glad we're not in the game garage playing games that you dislike.

That would be a weird show. That's the game garbache where we play games.

Dislike, yeah. Like we spin off to the hugely successful game garage game garbache.

Yeah. That would be interesting. Games that Jared hates and then we would just like play backgammon.

You like that, right, Pam?

Actually, I don't want to cast dispersions on backgammon. It was just the first reference that came to mind when I thought of a boring game.

Sure. Backgammon's great. I love backgammon. It's not really a stream kind of game.

It's not the best streamable game. I don't think.

I guess you also depends on the players, right? Depends on the players.

Yeah. Should we try something like this? Should we be like, hey, we're streaming chess.

Come and check out people stream chess all the time, man.

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