The Geekbox: Episode 145

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

1up, Who, Ign, Playstation, Gamespy, Xbox, Tv, Dr, Comics, Gfw, Leisure, Burn, Ziff, Lost, Games, Nintendo, Gaming, Cgw, Venture, Dc, Egm, Video Games, Marvel, Geekbox, Movies, Warcraft, Notice

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2011

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we discuss Ali G's hometown, Doctor Who, culture shock, offbeat sporting events, Star Wars: The Old Republic, World of Warcraft's decline, fun vs. family, Castlevania, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Burn Notice, and The X-Files. Starring Ryan Scott, Chris Baily, James Day, Adam Fitch, and Ryan Higgins.

Transcript

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0:15.8	Hello and welcome to the Geek Box episode 145. This is the podcast for the week of November 21st 2011. I'm your host Ryan Scott. Who's with me this week?
0:23.7	Ryan Higgins.
0:24.8	Adam Fitch.
0:26.2	And we have no Karen Chu or Justin Hall all this week.
0:30.4	But in their place, we have two awesome British guests
0:37.0	James Day.
0:38.6	Yep and Chris Bailey.
0:40.3	Awesome.
0:41.8	Hello.
0:43.0	Oh God.
0:44.0	And you're here all the way from the UK of course to visit us.
0:49.0	That's why you're here.
0:51.0	Just coming here, We're leaving tomorrow.
0:53.1	Got in today just for this.
0:54.2	Nice.
0:55.2	What you're doing?
0:56.2	You're here yesterday. See, they came all the way here,
0:57.6	and then they flew all the way back to England yesterday,
0:59.7	and they came all the way back today.
1:01.9	And they're flying all the way back out. They're flying all the way back out.
1:03.4	So that's dedication.
1:04.8	Yeah.
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