Carrie returns to defend her title as Super Fan when we play a game about the things we think called Say Anything. We also answer the burning question, "Where in the Game Night Guys episode canon is Lanier Wexford?"

Love Letter is a game of risk, deduction and luck in which you are trying to get your love letter to the princess. Or is it Batman? Things we talk about this week include Dutch Bros., cereal and our Battlestar Galactica episode.

It's another iOS show. This week we play different apps we are currently enjoying: the word game Capitals, the pachinko-style Riff the Robot, a new Angry Birds game and the zen puzzle game Shadowmatic, not to be confused with Shadow Dancing. -

This week we play a game of strategy called Abalone. We also talk about TV season finales and summer movies. - All the children say...

Raiders of the Lost Ark is a movie that is near and dear to our childhood hearts. We wish we could say the same about this board game version. - This week's episode includes a special segment titled Facebook Message Theater. 

We've played a lot of thrift shop games in the last five years. This one is probably the most ridiculous. It's based on the mysterious creature Bigfoot.

We play a version of Yahtzee this week that uses cards called Yahtzee Free for All. We also talk about Kristin and Kandi's Wedding 2.0, Brian's trip to Virginia and Washington D.C. including meeting Secretly Timid alumni Paul and Faggles to Faggles cre...

We've heard a lot of you enjoy when we hate the game. If that's the case, you will LOOOOOOOVE this week's episode when we play a sports trivia game called Rules of the Game.

Oh My Gods! is a quick game of deduction that is currently available through a Kickstarter campaign. Joining us this week to play this game are Kandi and Kristin, our Game Night Gals, who have been listening to a couple Pride48 podcasts.

This week we play Skosh, a trivia game where you don't have to know the exact answer. You just need to be close enough. Other things we discuss: Curtis has been working a lot (surprise!) and Brian went to a concert on a school night,