I haven't read through the comments so someone else may have already said it, but this reminded me of the Twilight Zone :) I really liked it.

Alpha Centauri FTW! There are certain games like that (and Civ) that I go back to over and over again, they are just so awesome.

I rarely check game reviews from the review sites or magazines, unless I specifically want to see how a game rated. Mostly I rely on word of mouth from people who have played it. I'm primarily a PC gamer so I also use sites like Raptr, GOG, and GamersGate because I can check user reviews.

I'd be into a digital copy

When you do finally get to watch Matt Smith, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the season. I'm struggling with this season, but I think it has more to do with the writing than with Matt Smith as The Doctor. The only episodes I've really liked were the ones written by Moffatt. Maybe I'm just stuck in my ways.

For what it's worth, it's really easy to catch up on all of the seasons. I first found out about The Guild when they had just put up episode 1 of season 3, and I watched all of seasons 1 and 2 that evening. The episodes are short, so it's not hard to do. Plus they're on dvd now!

That was a great interview with Felicia, glad I listened :) and I'm excited for season 4 of The Guild!

Cool :) Listening away then

I was so hoping you would make a return! I usually listen to RFB, but I don't want any Guild spoilers (other than your return, which is awesome!)

So my question from this is: how long will you wait at a light (that is obviously not going to change) before just going on the red?

I know there's already been a lot of "I'm totally with you" responses to this, but man, I'm totally with you on this. I finished Dragon Age (for the first time) last night and I'll admit it, I cried a bit at the end. The decisions you have to make in that game aren't easy, but it absolutely makes the game that much more worth playing! I also started a new game of Dragon Age, so I can try a different story, make different choices, and see how it comes out again in the end. When you reach the end, if you need a shoulder, I'm there.