The Geekbox: Episode 26

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2009

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we formally welcome new permanent co-host Mike Cruz, introduce our listeners to the God of Shamisen, talk about a bunch of baby games, rave about the League of Legends beta (well... ONE of us does), get psyched for the big World of Warcraft patch, mourn the passing of The Matrix Online (not really), ponder the art of murder in Hello Kitty Online, tell stories of Animal Crossing-related near-breakups, sound off on Burn Notice episode 3x08, consider Futurama's future, and rock out with some Final Fantasy Attack. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Mike Cruz, Andrew Fitch, Ryan Higgins, and special guests Kevin Kmetz and Mark Thornton.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Geek Box episode number 26.
0:16.0	I am your host.
0:17.0	Oh, your age?
0:19.0	It is not your age.
0:20.0	You're an old geezer.
0:22.0	Not that old.
0:23.0	Your age.
0:24.0	Is that anybody's age in this room?
0:25.0	No.
0:26.0	It's mine actually. What, 26?
0:28.0	Yeah. No.
0:29.0	Don't.
0:30.0	Well, I'm your host Ryan Scott here with the usual gang to introduce ourselves well the usual game
0:35.5	plus totally lost the usual gang plus some unusual game
0:41.6	Karen Chu a fich Ryan hagen game. I believe you were supposed to be identified as special guests Mike Cruz.
0:54.0	He's not special guests.
0:55.0	Special guests.
0:56.0	Whatever, Mike's our new regular.
0:58.0	I'll be a...
0:59.0	He can call himself what he wants.
1:00.0	I was thinking I would take like the Heather Lockler special guest role from Melrose Place.
1:05.6	Was she in every episode?
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