The Geekbox: Episode 61

The Geekbox

Ryan Scott

Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2010

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Wherein we discuss the horrors of morning radio, Penny Arcade's harrowing encounter with the worst podcast ever, Clash of the Titans (and a bit of Greek mythological learnin'), Burn Notice: The Musical, cool ensemble caper movies, Scott Pilgrim, Konami's recent press event, and Lost 6x11. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Andrew Fitch, Ryan Higgins, and Brock Sager.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to episode 61 of the Geek Box. This is the podcast for the week of
0:15.8	April 12th 2010 and I am your host Ryan Scott who is with me this week.
0:22.3	Karen Chu.
0:24.0	Andrew Fitch.
0:24.8	Orion Higgins.
0:26.0	And Rody Brock.
0:27.0	And you could just say your real name.
0:30.0	Your full name.
0:32.0	My full name? Yeah, it's like your superhero named
0:33.9	Brody Bro. Well, I'm a superhero today. Yeah. I ripped the leg off the table. You did. We
0:39.2	usually have this big table that everybody piles around but now we have this baby table because
0:43.7	we're hooked out yeah it was it was actually the other table apart I ripped the leg
0:48.3	off and I looked at it then I just started laughing hysterically it was funny
0:51.0	when you killed not very not really you had to be there current hysterically it was funny. It was funny. Not very.
0:53.0	Not really.
0:54.0	You had to be there, Kerr.
0:55.0	Okay.
0:56.0	Then you killed the hooker.
0:57.0	All right, well.
0:59.0	Good job.
1:00.0	Good job, Brock, for breaking our table.
1:02.0	I got to fix it tomorrow. Oh yeah you
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