The Geekbox: Episode 138

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

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4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2011

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we discuss Firefox vs. Chrome, Windows vs. Star Trek, Damon Lindelof vs. Lost, Bruce Campbell, Demon's Souls (and Dark Souls), the Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection, the Splinter Cell HD Trilogy, Square Enix mega-bosses, Tetris Link, the Human Centipede, the DC Comics reboot, and Australian football (WTF?). Starring Ryan Scott, Adam Fitch, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.

Transcript

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0:16.2	Hello and welcome to the Geek Box episode 138. This is the podcast for the week of October 3rd 2011. I am your host Ryan Scott. Who's with me this week?
0:23.0	Orrion Higgins.
0:24.0	Flattery O'Connor.
0:25.0	Justin Hey World, whatever.
0:27.0	Adam Fitch.
0:28.0	And the empty chair.
0:30.0	Hello, empty chair.
0:31.0	There's not even a chair there.
0:33.0	It's just...
0:34.0	Could you not invite it?
0:35.0	Is that like how much people don't want to be around you or us?
0:39.0	Yeah.
0:40.0	Ray even said no.
0:42.0	Karen is busy with work.
0:44.0	No, I'm busy.
0:46.0	I'm busy.
0:47.0	Karen's shipping a magazine, right?
0:48.0	Sorry, Ray.
0:49.0	So we're shipping out our first issue of the quarterly and she is a one woman art team at the moment.
0:54.4	So it'll be a good three months before we have to deal with that again.
0:57.8	Yes.
0:58.8	All right, cool.
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