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051127 Does My Geek Look Big In This? - Show #1

Hello and welcome to the first show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Today we talk about a couple of real ales, a film directed by Japanese animator Hiroyuki Morita and character generation within the Serenity roleplaying game.

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Merry Christmas!! Welcome to the second show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Today we drink more beer, discuss the finer points of single class player groups in RPG's and review a film directed by John McTiernan, The 13th Warrior.

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Happy New Year!! Welcome to the third (and a bit) show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? We're drinking beer again today, discussing the merits and flaws of pre-written RPG modules versus the DM's own ideas and reviewing a couple of films - Narnia, directed by Andrew Adamson, and King Kong, directed by Peter Jackson.

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Greetings and welcome to the fourth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? An excess of beer leads to inevitable silliness. We talk about the use of props in roleplaying, especially in relation to the Serenity RPG. We also review a film that we recently went to see - Underworld Evolution, directed by Len Wiseman.

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Greetings and welcome to the, landmark, fifth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? It's got all the usual stuff: beer, films/t.v talk and of course our regular look at the world of RPG's/games.

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Greetings and welcome to the sixth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Homebrew makes an appearance in the beer section, we talk about methods of character development in RPG's and we discuss the semi-biographical film - King Arthur, directed by Antoine Fuqua.

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Greetings and welcome to the seventh show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Young's Brewery provides both our beers this week, we discuss some lessons learnt after having played through several sessions of the Serenity RPG and we say why we love the Joss Whedon masterpiece - Serenity.

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Greetings and welcome to the eighth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Two west-country ales get a mention this week, Admirals Ale from the St Austell Brewery and Maltster's Ale from the Teignworthy Brewery. We discuss a new board game, Carcassonne and we talk about a teen spy spoof - D.E.B.S, written and directed by Angela Robinson.

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Greetings and welcome to the ninth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? This week we talk about Dragon's Fire from J.W. Lees&Co., and Tangle Foot from the Badger Brewery. We talk about guns in roleplaying and we review a truly remarkable film - Strings, directed by Anders Ronnow Klarlund.

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A first for us at Does My Geek Look Big In This? - A Special Edition. This one is all about beer. We, along with two guests, review a selection of five beers. They're all different, but which one will be our favourite?

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Greetings and welcome to the tenth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? The St Austell Brewery in Cornwall provides our brews for this week - Tribute and HSD. We go over some ideas for the creation of a couple of magical items, and talk about an Icelandic legend in the form of Sword Of Xanten, directed by Uli Edel.

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Greetings and welcome to the eleventh show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Once again both our beers, Pride Of Romsey and Seduction, come from the same place - The Hampshire Brewery. We expand upon our RPG ideas section that we started last time and think up a monster with which you can infuriate your players, and of course we review a film - Signs, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

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Greetings and welcome to the twelfth show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? As is fast becoming tradition, both our beers - Beautiful Daze and Otter Head - come from the same place, The Otter Brewery. The RPG brainstorming section gets a boost in the form of an antagonist with which you can cause as much grief to your players as you wish, and of course there's the film - Free Enterprise - written, directed and produced by Robert Meyer Burnett and Mark A. Altman.

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Greetings and welcome to the 13th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Todays brewery is Jennings - providing us with the opportunity to sample Sneck Lifter and Cumberland Ale. We put together a few ideas for a potential ally in the RPG brainstorming section, and discuss Matrix: Revolutions - the third part in the trilogy, written and directed by the Wachowski Brothers.

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Greetings and welcome to the 14th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? We sample a couple of beers from Youngs, the Ram Brewery - plain Bitter and St George's Ale. The RPG brainstorming session flirts with the idea of an inn and we review X-Men 2, directed by the enormously talented Bryan Singer.

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Greetings and welcome to the 15th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Ooo la la! This week's beers, Adelscott Biere au Malt a Whisky and Pelforth Brune, both come from France. We combine our previous brainstorming session ideas into one plot and we review Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, directed by Gore Verbinski.

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Greetings and welcome to the 16th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Both beers come from The Chiltern Brewery - Battle Of Britain Ale and John Hampden's Ale. Atmosphere in gaming is the topic under discussion, and we go over the delights of watching Spaced, the brainchild of Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson.

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Greetings and welcome to the 17th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? Wychwood Brewery is the supplier of our beer this week - with White Wych Ale and Hobgoblin. We talk about a new game that Nev is putting together and go over the offerings of Sky High, directed by Mike Mitchell.

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Greetings and welcome to the 18th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? We review Taddy Porter by the Samuel Smith Brewery and London Porter by Fullers Brewery. A listener submission by Dustin Cooper and his wife Christi means we get to put our feet up during the gaming section, although we do finally do some work - reviewing My Neighbour Totoro, by Hayao Miyazaki, of Studio Ghibli fame.

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Greetings and welcome to the 19th show of Does My Geek Look Big In This? We review Arrogant Bastard Ale by the Stone Brewing Company and Broadside by Adnams. Levels of player involvement in RPG's is under discussion in the gaming section, and we take great delight in talking about Breakfast At Tiffany's, directed by Blake Edwards.

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