The Guild Season 4

July. 13,2010      TV-14
Rating:
8.2
Trailer Synopsis

Fantasy and reality collide when a surprisingly diverse group of online video-game addicts struggle to balance the game with personal relationships.

Episode 12 : Guild Hall
October. 05,2010
The guild attends Vork's wedding.
Episode 11 : Hostile Takeovers
September. 28,2010
Vork refuses to back out of his proposal; the rest of the guild prepare.
Episode 10 : Festival of the Sea
September. 21,2010
The Guild joins forces to help Codex with her job. Fawkes gets a taste of his own medicine...by Jeanette. And Vork gets more than he bargained for when he foolishly attempts to get rid of Zaboo's mom.
Episode 9 : Pirate Paddy
September. 14,2010
Codex makes an Internet commercial for Cheesy Beard's starring Bladezz. Bladezz edits.
Episode 8 : Busted
September. 07,2010
Zaboo's mom advises Vork on how to make major in-game money. The rest of the guild finds out the truth about Codex's relationship with Fawkes.
Episode 7 : Awkward Birthday
August. 31,2010
Codex is shocked when an unexpected guest shows up to Zaboo's mom's birthday dinner. Clara and Tink figure out how they'll make real money.
Episode 6 : Weird Respawn
August. 24,2010
Zaboo's mother returns; Codex and Bladezz clash at Cheesy Beard's.
Episode 5 : Loot Envy
August. 17,2010
Bladezz is envious of Codex's new job. Tink and Clara team up.
Episode 4 : Moving On
August. 10,2010
Codex comes to terms with what happened between her and Fawkes and gets a "cheesy" job.
Episode 3 : Supportive'd
August. 03,2010
Vork declared that whomever raises the most money towards the guild hall gets to decide what it looks like. Zaboo decides to try being Codex's friend.
Episode 2 : Strange Allies
July. 20,2010
Bladezz helps Codex with her computer while the rest of the guild argue about what kind of guild hall to make.
Episode 1 : Epic Guilt
July. 13,2010
Codex confesses her indiscretion with Fawkes to her guild-mates.

Seasons

Season 6
Season 6 2012
Season 5
Season 5 2011
Season 4
Season 4 2010
Season 3
Season 3 2009
Season 2
Season 2 2008
Season 1
Season 1 2007

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