Tonight’s the night: the premiere of Lost’s sixth and final season! Going forward (at least for the next 16 weeks), I’m going to try to publish the podcast on Tuesday mornings/afternoons so we don’t fall behind on our Lost talk. Enjoy!

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The Geekbox — Episode 51 (2010-02-02)
Wherein we discuss Foursquare, Vegas vacations, Burn Notice 3×11, Mass Effect 2, Darksiders (spoilers!), White Knight Chronicles, Wizard: The Magazine of Absolute Failure, Star Trek Offline, classic Mega Man, SF Sketchfest, outdated TV rating systems, the Fall of the Lich King, and the first four minutes of Lost’s sixth season (spoilers, obviously!). Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Mike Cruz, Andrew Fitch, and Ryan Higgins.
Running Time: 1h 24m 47s
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Everyone’s favorite guest host, Patrick Joynt, is here to derail the podcast once again!  Nah, just kidding, we love Patrick — and we hope you guys do, too. Enjoy the show, and please Digg it (and review us on iTunes if you haven’t already!). Also: Today only, you can (and should) check out IGN Entertainment’s IGN for Haiti live 12-hour webathon, as they’re raising money for a good cause. And if you can’t tune in, hit the link to their eBay store to check out all the game-related stuff IGN’s auctioning. All proceeds will go to the Habitat for Humanity charity fund.

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The Geekbox — Episode 50 (2010-01-27)
Wherein we discuss website redesigns, the Eatbox starring Karen Chew, MFing Avatar, Burn Notice 3×10, Buffy Season 8, the Gabrielle Anwar scale, Lost season 6 predictions, Mega Man, Vandal Hearts: Flames of Judgment, BioShock 2, dumb MMO character names, helping Haiti, and Mass Effect. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Andrew Fitch, Ryan Higgins, and Patrick Joynt.
Running Time: 1h 20m 16s
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Aaaaaaand The Geekbox: Year Two officially begins. Hopefully we haven’t jumped the shark yet.

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The Geekbox — Episode 49 (2010-01-21)
Wherein we discuss late-night dumbness, moneyhatting, the depths of MMO obsession, EA Sports Active, why Dragon Age is “a bunch of Lord of the Rings crap,” developing relationships 101 (AKA the most awkward conversation ever), clones vs. clothes, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, and the countdown to Burn Notice’s return. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Andrew Fitch, Ryan Higgins, and Brock Sager.
Running Time: 1h 9m 8s
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This episode brings an end to The Geekbox’s first full year (our first episode debuted on January 17, 2009). Enjoy this week’s episode (don’t forget to Digg, and review us on iTunes), and thanks for making our first year so successful! Yay!

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The Geekbox — Episode 48 (2010-01-14)
Wherein we discuss Torchwood, Tom Green’s sheer idiocy, Demon’s Souls, the Goonies, Bayonetta, Star Trek Online, the A-Team (including the first official Geekbox fanfic production), Avatar(d), Lost vs. Obama, Spider-Man 4’s sudden downward spiral, and near-birthdays. Starring Ryan Scott, Karen Chu, Andrew Fitch, and Ryan Higgins.
Running Time: 1h 14m 24s
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Happy new year, and sorry for the relative lateness. Hopefully it was worth the wait! By the way, if you like the podcast, you should check out our discussion forums — we’ve just upgraded our software a bit and added a few new features, and we’ve got a great lil’ community going here. So hop on board!

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The Geekbox — Episode 47 (2010-01-08)
Wherein we discuss playing games with the family, trivial information, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, our eternal love for Batman: Arkham Asylum, the A-Team, the most idiotic manbaby in comics, the Lost Supper, and learning to love the Venture Bros. Starring Ryan Scott, Andrew Fitch, Justin Haywald, and Ryan Higgins.
Running Time: 1h 6m 29s
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