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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 : Lords of Vegas
February. 20,2014
Wil Wheaton and guests Miracle Laurie (Actress—Dollhouse) and Angela and Aubrey Webber (The Doubleclicks) play Lords of Vegas!
Episode 19 : Fortune and Glory
February. 06,2014
Wil Wheaton and guests Brandon Routh (actor—Superman Returns), Felicia Day (Grand Duchess of Geek & Sundry), and Ryon Day (Felicia's brother) play Fortune and Glory!
Episode 18 : Ticket to Ride Europe
January. 23,2014
Wil Wheaton and guests Emma Caulfield (Actress—Buffy the Vampire Slayer), John Kovalic (Cartoonist—Dork Tower), and Anne Wheaton play Ticket to Ride Europe!
Episode 17 : Tsuro of the Seas
January. 09,2014
Wil Wheaton and guests Kevin Pereira (Host, Podcaster—Pointless), Brendan Halloran (Comedian, Actor—Space Janitors), and Andy Hull (Writer, Actor—Space Janitors) play Tsuro of the Seas!
Episode 16 : Carcassonne
December. 26,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Jesse Cox (YouTuber), Kumail Nanjiani (Comedian, Actor, Podcaster), and Nika Harper (Geek & Sundry vlogger) play Carcassonne!
Episode 15 : Qwirkle and 12 Days
December. 12,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Kelly Hu (Actress, "The 100," "X2," "Phineas and Ferb"), Meredith Salenger (Actress, "Anger Management," "The Journey of Natty Gann"), and Nolan Kopp (Wil's stepson) play Qwirkle and 12 Days!
Episode 14 : Unspeakable Words
November. 28,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Troy Baker (Voice Actor, "The Last of Us," "Batman: Arkham Origins"), Erin Gray (Actress, "Silver Spoons," "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"), and Felicia Day (Grand Duchess of Geek & Sundry) play Unspeakable Words!
Episode 13 : Takenoko
November. 14,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Harley Morenstein (Host, "Epic Meal Time"), Rosanna Pansino (Host, "Nerdy Nummies"), and Drew Roy (Actor, "Falling Skies") play Takenoko!
Episode 12 : Betrayal at House on the Hill, Part 2
October. 24,2013
Wil Wheaton plays Betrayal at House on the Hill with Ashly Burch of Hey Ash Whatcya Playin?, Keahu Kahuanui of Teen Wolf and Michael Swaim of Cracked.com.
Episode 11 : Betrayal at House on the Hill, Part 1
October. 17,2013
Wil Wheaton plays Betrayal at House on the Hill with Ashly Burch of Hey Ash Whatcya Playin?, Keahu Kahuanui of Teen Wolf and Michael Swaim of Cracked.com.
Episode 10 : Shadows Over Camelot
October. 03,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik (Co-Creators, Penny Arcade and Co-Founders, Child's Play), and Tara Strong (Voice Actress, The Powerpuff Girls, My Little Pony, The Fairly OddParents) play Shadows Over Camelot!
Episode 9 : Lords of Waterdeep
August. 22,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Felicia Day (Actress, Producer, Writer -- The Guild), Pat Rothfuss (Author -- Name of the Wind, The Wise Man's Fear), and Brandon Laatsch (Filmmaker and Co-creator of the FreddieW channel on YouTube) play Lords of Waterdeep!
Episode 8 : Star Wars X-Wing
August. 07,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Seth Green (Actor/Producer -- Robot Chickem, Family Guy), Clare Grant (Actress -- Star Wars: The Clone Wars), and Mike Lamond (professional gamer and game commentator) play Star Wars: X-Wing Minatures Game!
Episode 7 : Star Trek Catan
July. 18,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Jeri Ryan (Actress—Star Trek: Voyager, Boston Public), Kari Wahlgren (Actress, Voice Actor - Bolt, Phineas and Ferb), and Ryan Wheaton (Son of Wil) play Star Trek Catan!
Episode 6 : Smash Up
June. 13,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Rich Sommer (Mad Men), Cara Santa Maria (Talk Nerdy to Me), and Jen Timms (United Front Games) play Smash Up!
Episode 5 : Forbidden Island
May. 30,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Bobak Ferdowsi (NASA's "Mohawk Guy"), Jason Finn (The Presidents of the United States of America), and John Scalzi (Author of "Old Man's War") play Forbidden Island!
Episode 4 : King of Tokyo
May. 16,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests John Bain (Total Biscuit), Craig Benzine (Wheezy Waiter), and Greg Zeschuk (Bioware and The Beer Diaries) play King of Tokyo!
Episode 3 : Once Upon a Time
May. 02,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Amy Berg (Writer/Producer—Leverage, Eureka), Mike Phirman (Comedian—Hard 'n Phirm), and Chris "Doc" Wyatt (Producer—Napoleon Dynamite) play Once Upon a Time!
Episode 2 : The Resistance
April. 18,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Felicia Day (Actress, Producer, Writer—The Guild), Ashley Clements (Actress—The Lizzie Bennet Diaries), Amy Okuda (Actress—The Guild), and Allison Scagliotti (Actress—Warehouse 13) play The Resistance!
Episode 1 : Formula D
April. 04,2013
Wil Wheaton and guests Grace Helbig (Daily Grace), Hannah Hart (My Drunk Kitchen) and Greg Benson (Mediocre Films) play Formula D!
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