On this week’s episode of Marble Operator, we discuss the latest from Marble Hornets, Entry #66, as well as the latest from DarkHarvest00, Daniel Shipman’s Visit: Second Day. We also continue our discussion of MLAndersen0, covering the next four videos: “The Alley”, A Message from Shaun, Video Journal #8: Alone, and Eric Returned.

Joining Rand, AnimeGuy, and John this week are two new voices. First is Milo, our first international co-host, as he hails from Australia. Also joining, albeit just to listen in on our insightful commentary, is DarkHarvest00’s own Brendon, who now helps write for the series, and plays Daniel Shipman.

As a side note, in postproduction, I had to edit out my summary of Marble Hornets Entry #66. However, I saved it off as a separate file, which you can download here.

On this week’s show, Perry G guest hosts. We have the regular cast of characters, including DaveAC, Ian “The6thDoctor”, Megan MysteryM, Jeff “The7thDoctor”, Cuddly Ken, Cobo, and Darth Skeptical.

The usual bout of confounding obscurity, along with some audio issues as we decide whether to pursue an audio round that Jeff has prepared.

On this week’s episode, Rand, AnimeGuy and John discuss the next five MLAndersen0 videos.

First, though, Rand mentions the latest Marble Hornets news, including the solution to totheark’s coded message from Surveillance, and filming updates for Entry 66.

This week’s MLAndersen0 videos include The Truth, Video Journal #6 – Shaun, Shaun, Video Journal #7 – Come Home, and The Video.

On this episode, Rand discusses some of the latest gaming and Doctor Who-related news.

News topics include Famitsu’s list of most anticipated games in 2013, Pokemon X and Y announcement, EDGE magazine’s list of greatest video game developers, Fire Emblem Awakening Nintendo 3DS bundle, Amazon brings Instant Video service to Wii. Doctor Who news includes a round-up of 50th anniversary plans among Big Finish, BFI, and UKTV.

Main topic is a discussion on Pokemon X and Y Versions, and how they could change the franchise. Rand also gives his brief thoughts on A Memory of Light, the final book of The Wheel of Time (he’s still reading the book, though).

On this week’s episode of Marble Operator, we discuss the latest totheark video, Surveillance, and the latest TribeTwelve video, “The Live Stream Incident”.

Co-hosts are Rand al’Thor, KissofJudas, AnimeGuy, John, Kaitlyn, and Nathan.

On this episode, Rand discusses some recent video game-related news: the ExtraLives.org Pokéthon III raises at least $25k for the Free the Children charity, GameFreak says that the Pokémon franchise will “evolve” in 2013 and there will be some announcement on 8 January, and that the XBLA indie game Fez is set to go multiplatform in 2013.

Besides that, Rand discusses some games he’s recently been playing, and gives a mini-review of two indie games, Fez and FTL: Faster Than Light.

Rand also discusses the upcoming 14th and final book in The Wheel of Time series, A Memory of Light.

The RaT Project returns with episode 102.

Episode available here.

On this episode, Rand discusses some gaming news of note. Wii U not selling as well in the UK as predicted. Wii U breaks launch records of PS3 and XBOX 360. Nintendo has no plans to unify 3DS and Wii U eShops. Slender: The Arrival nears completion, is written by “Marble Hornets” creators. SquareEnix launches official trailer for “Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII”. Steam for Linux is out of closed beta, available for download. Bit.Trip.Runner sequel to feature voice talent of Charles Martinet as narrator. Video game music remixer Theophany releases “Time’s End”, an album of remixes based on “The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask”.

Rand also mentions “Pokethon III”, an upcoming gaming marathon for charity by the ExtraLives group, starting 29 December.

Rand discusses Dragon Quest IX and how it lays the groundwork for Dragon Quest X.

Plus discussion on The RaT Network family of podcasts, and the upcoming final book in The Wheel of Time.

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On this week’s episode, we interview the creator of Tribe Twelve, Adam Rosner. Kaitlyn, John, AnimeGuy, Rion, and Nicole join Rand for the interview, and discuss all sorts of Tribe Twelve topics. Thanks to Adam for joining us, it was fun. Tribe Twelve can be found here, on YouTube.

Just a note on why the episode was split into two: TalkShoe has a file upload limit of around 102 MB, and the total file size for the recording was 120MB. This necessitated a split.

I’ll see about posting the full interview at some point. It can’t be on the normal podcast feed, given the file size limitations. I’ll probably upload it to my public DropBox or something and link to it here.

Note: Here is the interview in full, one two-hour segment.

This past Friday saw the 100th episode of Friday Night Trivia. Rand returned as main host, and three other occasional cohosts (Dave AC, Cobo4747, and Jeff 7thDoctor) joined in with their own rounds.

It was another night full of shenanigans. The episode started off somewhat silent, given that neither Darth Skeptical or Ian The6thDoctor were on. That soon changed, as both of them joined by the end of the show. How did things conclude? Who won? Well, you’ll just have to give it a listen.

Rounds include the return of “Odd Man Out”, “Notable Years (20th Century)”, as well as some new material from the guest hosts. Episode run-time is 2:27:55.

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In Episode 56 of Marble Operator, John, AnimeGuy, and Kaitlyn join in as we finally finish our review of Dark Harvest. We cover the following videos: February 24th, Log Entry #23, Log Entry #24, Greg’s Log #1, Daniel, Greg’s Log #2, and Greg’s Log #3. This brought us to Log Entry #25: Meeting with Noah Maxwell, the first of the two-part Tribe Twelve crossover, which is where we began our discussion of Dark Harvest so many episodes ago.

In the news section, we covered the announcement of Marble Hornets’ Joseph, Troy, and Alex writing for Slender: The Arrival, Adam Rosner’s announcement of a TribeTwelve DVD set (or two), and Tim Sutton’s film “No Quarter”, a final assignment for his film class.

At the end of the show, Rand featured a Slender series he’s become a fan of recently, that being One-Hundred Yard Stare, which recently posted their 25th video, Twenty Five.

The episode is available for download, and you can subscribe on iTunes (or whatever podcast/RSS reader you use by utilizing this link.