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Ash cooks up a handful of delicious metaphors for today’s modern sandbox games with a little help from Davis!

Ash displays some mad skills that would make the Nine Divines proud.

Anthony attempts to compete with an unexpected amount of flawless logic from Ash as the duo nominate the best games of 2011!

Can the happiest and most fun-filled Rayman game possibly have healing powers?

Can Ash save her brother and herself from the ultimate betrayal of Papa Burch? Find out in the Season 3 finale!

Anthony and Ash are attacked by the Foot Clan as the season’s villain is revealed!

Ash schools us on the real art of comedy in video games.

Ash gains a little more than she bargained for from this plat-uzzler plazz-former.

The horror… the horror.

The Halloween season begins as Ash pulls the fam together for some Left 4 Dead style sacrificing.

Should permanent death be included in all games? Ashe puts this idea to the test.

A helpless Anthony suffers through character selection in Lord of the Rings.

So, how’d you like the ending of Borderlands?

Anthony knows how to balance the teams. Dad knows how to take out the trash.

Anthony asks for Ash’s expert help to craft the best mine ever! Will he ever learn?

Time for another round of new gaming definitions!

Ash and Anthony learn to cook with Mom!

Where’s Duke? Ash uses her feminine charms to find the king.

Dad never told the kids about the time he met Christopher Lloyd–now with bloopers!

In which GameTrailers regrets hiring us.

With Super Amazo Special Guests. Two of them.

It’s about booth babes.

Games aren’t made by just one person. Except for games Brent works on.

Welcome to Ash’s theme park.

You gotta know when to fold ‘em.

Anthony brings Ash into the offices of Gearbox Software. What could go wrong?

Ash, Anthony and Dad consider the merits of guerrilla warfare.

If Ash were stuck in a dark forest, would you save her?

So many babes, so little time.

In the words of Geoff Keighly: “frightful fappucino.”

Ash questions Anthony’s marital relationship.

The second season of HAWP ends with a pixelated bang.

The season finale begins. What would Guybrush do?

It’s Dad’s party and he’ll play what he wants to.

Ash drops an infectious beat with explosive consequences.

Ash doesn’t take well to psychology and Papa Burch has his own priorities.

Ash celebrates Fumito Ueda’s contributions to feminism.

Anthony describes creative new uses for Imulsion in his Gears of War fan fiction.

Dad finishes Fable II in his own special way.

Ash has her own reasons for liking Far Cry 2.

ASHLY VS ASHLEY GO

What dark, crass thoughts dwell in the twisted mind of a Bullet Bill obsessed with one infamous plumber?

Ash’s mom gets in on the action.

Ash ruins an artgame.

Ash exploits Anthony’s visual handicap.

Ash faces a truly impossible question.

Papa Burch plays the future of interactive storytelling.

Ash dives into your brain!

These days, anyone can start a band.

Ash struggles with an artist’s homophobia while considering the purchase of Shadow Complex.

Gotta catch ‘em all.

Spend your time in 2010 living in the past with the best overlooked games from 2009!

Casual gaming has grave consequences.

The ballad of the Boomer

Enough mind-bending similarities to detonate your dome?

Ash pitches her movie idea.

The Burches enter the sordid world of DVD board games.

Anthony and Ashly Burch enjoy videogames, surreal humor, cupcakes, and videogames. In that order.

Fathers can game too!

Can epic music make up for spectacularly bad martial artistry? Your call.

The end begins.

Dear God, we hope this still feels relevant.

Who says fairy tales can’t include walking nuclear tanks?

Video gamer, heal thyself.

Sometimes life isn’t funny.

Some songs we need not sing.

Ash and Anthony pay homage to the king of all fighting games.

Like Webster’s, but with more references to Metal Gear.

Ash stuffs her face in a spoof on this classic video game.

Never accuse Ash of false advertising.

A flashback reveals Ash’s machinations.

Ash brings two young lovers together.

Ash shows off her strategic mind.

No resetting.

A nation mourns.

Ash and Anthony discuss how last year measured up to the year before it.

Why aren’t there any games about the holidays?

What hath Ash wrought?

Ash lists the things she’s thankful for.

Ash and Anthony are going to have to cooperate.

For once, Ash decides to be helpful.

Ash is in a maze of twisting passages, all alike.

Ashly activates star power.

For neither the first nor last time, Anthony has no idea what the hell Ash is doing.

There’s a spy sappin’ Ash’s sentry.

Ashly uses tactics learned from Jon Blow’s Braid to correct a horrible mistake.

Ashly is frustrated that a Dark Knight tie-in game has not yet been released.

Anthony is at E3, and Ashly is bored.

The horror…

Ashly Burch is the worst Super Smash Bros Brawl teammate in history.

Ashly and her brother embark on a Professor Layton and the Curious Village-themed adventure.

A (at the time, and possibly now) late Father’s Day message from Anthony and Ashly.

A teenage girl reenacts the climactic scene from BioShock, to her brother’s chagrin.

Based on a true story, and thus significantly less zany than the other episodes.

Ash plays through Treasure’s greatest shooter, as Anthony begins to loathe it.