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Tribble - The Losers, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Starcraft 2 beta, Misadventures of PB Winterbottom, Star Trek Online, and charades!

Monday, April 26th, 2010 – running time 1:02:55
Is The Losers a winner? Exit Through the Gift Shop leaves its mark on us! How is the Starcraft 2 beta coming together? Has Star Trek Online hit warp speed? Plus, three words, all one syllable... it is Raised on Rad!

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Movies

Another big-budget action film based on a comic book has hit the big screen. Alex, Dan, and Jeff reviewed the comic in episode 160, what do they think of the movie version of The Losers?

Famed street artist, Banksy, has made a documentary that starts out as an expose of the street art "movement", but becomes so much more. The guys explain why Exit Through the Gift Shop is one of the most interesting, thought provoking, and perplexing films of the year.

02:13

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Raised on Rad: Charades

The guys dip back into their childhood pastimes to revisit a classic party game... charades! Who'll win in the battle of TRS?

18:28

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Video Games

It is time to check in on what the guys have been playing on their PCs. Alex catches us up on his latest adventures in Star Trek Online, Dan professes his love for the newest Steam budget game, The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, and Jeff discusses the current state of the Starcraft 2 Beta.

32:59

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Viewer E-Mail

47:17

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Hilarious Outtakes

1:02:07

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