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A bi-weekly series hosted by geek icon Wil Wheaton where he and a slew of celebrity guests gather to play their favorite tabletop games. Who will win the Trophy of Awesome?
Episode 20 : Dragon Age, Part 2
February. 14,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Chris Hardwick (Comedian, Nerdist), Kevin Sussman (actor—The Big Bang Theory), and Sam Witwer (actor—Being Human) play Dragon Age with guest GM Chris Pramas!
Episode 19 : Dragon Age, Part 1
January. 31,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Chris Hardwick (Comedian, Nerdist), Kevin Sussman (actor—The Big Bang Theory), and Sam Witwer (actor—Being Human) play Dragon Age with guest GM Chris Pramas!
Episode 18 : Chez Geek
January. 17,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Paul Sabourin and Storm DiCostanzo (Paul and Storm, Learning Town), and Andrew Hackard (Steve Jackson Games) play Chez Geek!
Episode 17 : Alhambra
January. 03,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Ashley Johnson (Actress—Ben 10, The Killing), Shane Nickerson (Executive Producer—Ridiculousness), and Dodger Leigh (Coffeh Time, Press Heart to Continue) play Alhambra.
Episode 16 : Star Fluxx
November. 01,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Alex Albrecht (Host—4 Points, Diggnation), Chloe Dykstra (Host—Just Cos), and Jordan Mechner (Creator—Prince of Persia) play Star Fluxx!
Episode 15 : Last Night on Earth
October. 18,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Felicia Day (Actress, Producer, Writer — The Guild), Riki Lindhome (Actress, Comedian — Garfunkel and Oates), and Kate Micucci (Actress, Comedian — Garfunkel and Oates) play Last Night on Earth!
Episode 14 : Pandemic
October. 04,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Ed Brubaker (Writer—Captain America, Criminal, Angel of Death), Robert Gifford (Founder—Geek Chic), and Morgan Webb (Host—X-Play) play Pandemic!
Episode 13 : Wits & Wagers
September. 20,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Veronica Belmont (Host—Sword & Laser, Tekzilla), Phil LaMarr (Actor—Futurama, Pulp Fiction, Justice League), and Jimmy Wong (Actor, Musician, Filmmaker) play Wits & Wagers!
Episode 12 : Dixit
September. 06,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Leo Chu (Creator, Executive Producer — Supah Ninjas, Afro Samurai), Casey McKinnon (Actress, Producer — Galacticast, A Comicbook Orange), and Beth Riesgraf (Actress — Leverage) play Dixit!
Episode 11 : Elder Sign
August. 23,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Felicia Day (Actress, Producer, Writer – The Guild), Mike Morhaime (President, Co-founder – Blizzard Entertainment), and Bill Prady (Co-creator, Executive Producer, Writer – The Big Bang Theory) play Elder Sign!
Episode 10 : Say Anything
August. 09,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Josh A. Cagan (writer-Undergrads, Bandslam), Matt Mira (co-host of The Nerdist Podcast & Attack of the Show), and Jonah Ray (Comedian and co-host of The Nerdist Podcast) play Say Anything!
Episode 9 : Fiasco, Part 2
July. 27,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Alison Haislip (Actress – Battleground), Bonnie Burton (Writer – The Star Wars Craft Book, Girls Against Girls) and John Rogers (Creator and Executive Producer – Leverage) play Fiasco!
Episode 8 : Fiasco, Part 1
July. 13,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Alison Haislip (Actress - Battleground), Bonnie Burton (Writer - The Star Wars Craft Book, Girls Against Girls) and John Rogers (Creator and Executive Producer - Leverage) play Fiasco!
Episode 7 : Gloom
June. 29,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Amber Benson (Actress – Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Michele Boyd (Actress – The Guild) and Meghan Camarena (http://www.youtube.com/strawburry17) play Gloom!
Episode 6 : Castle Panic
June. 15,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Yuri Lowenthal (Actor – Prince of Persia VG), Tara Platt (Actor – Naruto) and Andre the Black Nerd (http://YouTube.com/BlackNerdComedy) play Castle Panic!
Episode 5 : Munchkin
June. 01,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Felicia Day (Actress, Producer, Writer – The Guild), Steve Jackson (Game Designer Guru, Creator of Munchkin) and Sandeep Parikh (Actor-The Guild and creator of Legend Of Neil) play Munchkin!
Episode 4 : Ticket to Ride
May. 18,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Colin Ferguson (Actor - Eureka), Anne Wheaton (Wil's lovely wife), and Amy Dallen (Wil's good friend and fellow comic book nerd) play Ticket to Ride!
Episode 3 : Zombie Dice, Get Bit! & Tsuro
May. 04,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Ryan Higa (creator and star of the YouTube channel "Nigahiga"), Rod Roddenberry (Producer and CEO of Roddenberry Entertainment), and Freddie Wong (creator and star of the YouTube channel "freddiew") play Zombie Dice, Get Bit and Tsuro!
Episode 2 : Settlers of Catan
April. 20,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests Jane Espenson (Writer and Producer-Buffy, Caprica, BSG, Game of Thrones), James Kyson (Actor-Heroes, Hawaii 5-0) and Neil Grayston (Actor-Eureka) play Settlers of Catan!
Episode 1 : Small World
April. 02,2012
Wil Wheaton and guests, Sean Plott (host of “Day9TV”, a Starcraft II dedicated webcast on how to be a better gamer), Grant Imahara (host of Discovery Channel’s “Mythbusters”), and Jenna Busch (geek blogger, writer and host) play Small World!
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