The Guild Season 6

October. 02,2012      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 : End Game
January. 08,2013
Floyd and the Game team weather the riot outside Game HQ as the Guildies work together to save the day.
Episode 11 : Raid HQ!
December. 18,2012
Codex and Zaboo try to leave Game HQ, but face complications as Vork's protest outside turns into a riot.
Episode 10 : Tipping Points
December. 11,2012
Vork’s protest picks up steam as Controller Grrl and Black Knight raise the stakes. Codex attempts to talk Floyd down and Tink uncovers some unpleasant truths.
Episode 9 : The Case of the Game Leak
December. 04,2012
Codex tries to investigate the Game leak. Clara's vlogging has a surprising effect and Vork discovers the drawbacks of advocacy.
Episode 8 : Dialogue Options
November. 27,2012
Codex steps into the game with Tink's help. Vork's attempt at culling Madeline's favor backfires.
Episode 7 : Occupy HQ
November. 20,2012
Vork takes his protest to the Game HQ. Tink finds commonality with Donovan.
Episode 6 : Into the Breach
November. 06,2012
Tink and Zaboo venture into the private test server. Codex deals with yet another Guild interference at her work. Bladezz bonds with Wiggly.
Episode 5 : Strange Frenemies
October. 30,2012
Zaboo injects himself into the office and Codex learns more of Floyd's quirks.
Episode 4 : Raid Timez
October. 23,2012
The Guild crashes Codex's workplace, Vork faces the uncomfortable facts of a real life relationship.
Episode 3 : Makeshift Solutions
October. 16,2012
Zaboo begins crafting his perfect partner, Clara makes a video and Codex gets an odd task and an access code.
Episode 2 : New Party Members
October. 09,2012
Codex has her first company meeting, Clara gets a new houseguest and Vork plans a day with his lady.
Episode 1 : Dream Questline
October. 02,2012
Codex starts her dream job, but it starts off with her new boss making the employees mad at her.

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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