READ, WATCH, PLAY! EPISODE EIGHTEEN: BINGEWORTHY

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HOLY DELAYED SCHEDULING BATMAN! WE FINALLY HAVE A NEW EPISODE.

So it's been a while. As you would have no doubt noticed it's been over a month since we last had an episode of Read, Watch, Play.

Unfortunately 'real life' continues to get the better of us making meeting up to talk all things pop-culture much harder then we would like. That said Stu and Billy have started the brand spanking new film-centric pod-cast on the Geek of Oz network, 'We like to watch' so be sure to check it out to get your fix of our particular brand of bullshit. 

As for this episode the intention was to talk about binge worthy television shows, comics and films (which we touch on a little) but instead we end up talking about Will Smith, the new Ghostbusters film and why I'm addicted to Hearthstone. 

As per our new format this show is pretty loose, although we cover read watch play a little bit, what ended up unfolding was an organic (and hopefully interesting!) conversation about pop-culture.

Finally on a house keeping note the embargo has lifted meaning the interview with the Witcher  3 devs we mention in the intro should be out in the next couple of days as a bonus episode of the podcast.

Enjoy!

-Christof

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Comments

  1. Unknown12 May 2016 at 18:53

    Good show guys. I'm reading for the run home on G.O.T as well. I have a confession. I actually like the Ghostbusters trailer and i think it might surprise people on how funny it is and as STU said why is Ghostbusters so sacred? It's not as if Paul Feig ran over George RR Martin!!

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