In this episode we talk about Parks and Recreation, Super Monday Night Combat, “negging,” and some other stuff.

Also I (Anthony) echo like a motherfucker, so apologies in advance for that.

Also-also, I know a lot of you find the Mevio player irritating, so just remember to click the little iTunes or Zune buttons on the right side of the page to subscribe to us those ways.

In case you aren’t aware, the Star Wars Uncut project tasked Star Wars fans around the world with recreating A New Hope from scratch, in fifteen-second increments.

It’s really good.

And we’re also in it.

But that’s not why it’s really good. Once you get to the bit where Obi-Wan gives Anakin’s lightsaber to Luke, you’ll be like, “yeah — yeah. This good.”

In this episode we talk about MAGfest and going to bars lookin for ladeez. Hit the jump if you wanna see a list of links and some artwork by Justin (the above image is by Uli).

Also, our entire panel from Magfest was put online by Screw Attack because they’re the best. See it here.

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Here you go.

This week, the cast consists of Ash, Anthony, Blavis, Justin, Grant Cushman, and Ulisses Gurgel. The entire episode consists solely of us swapping high school stories.

You may very well hate it. I dunno.

Also, this is the trailer Grant is talking about.

In this week’s episode I tell a story about Dark Souls that lasts roughly eighteen hours, and ends up being pointless because I’m a dumbass who can’t tell the difference between a real player and an NPC.

We also discuss Indiecade and Breaking Bad.

In this episode, Ash, Anthony, and Justin realize they are all anti-intellectual schlubs. And then Ashley Davis says like a sentence about Mega Man Legends 3 near the very end.

Spoilers for Elite Beat Agents, but we warn you right before we start talking about it. Oh, and you may hear me echo a bit. And by “a bit,” I may mean “every time I speak.”

Saturday, 10:30-11:30 am. Kraken theatre.

Be there, yo.

In this episode we talk about television we like, Mitch Hedberg, the most terrifying method of asking someone to prom, and there are a couple of long bits where I (Anthony) say I’m smarter than other adults and imply that people who follow sports teams are stupid. Which isn’t, like, uber-flattering. But now I’m drawing attention to it, which kind of makes it okay.

Kind of.