College Humor Hits One Out of the Park With This Doctor Who RPG Parody

Ever wonder what season 5-6 of Doctor Who would look like as a 16 bit role playing game? Look no further!

(Click link below)

Doctor Who RPG

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Enter your comment here...

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Email (required) (Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )

Cancel

Connecting to %s

Triangle Face Podcast Ep 9 – Tales From Ghetto Apartment
Brad is still not with us this week, meaning that we have another guest filled episode. This week’s show is yet another one featuring us telling stories of our past. This time, we aren’t discussing drunk stories, but stories about the time when we all lived in a terrible apartment that was about to fall […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 8 – Waiting for Metroid
A listener asked us why we did not one, but TWO gaming episodes right before E3, we respond by doing yet another gaming episode to cover ourselves. Brad is off being a father or something, so we’re joined by The Ginger One himself, Jason Clark Triangle Face Podcast Ep 8 – Waiting for […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 7 – Get out of my Head Charles!
This week the crew discusses the new X-Men film, X-men Days of Future Past. Do we discuss how the movie was? Do we discuss the travels of Ferdinand Magellan? Does Dave discover more ammo to combat Mike in his never-ending quest to dethrone Wolverine as top dog of the Marvel universe? We answer […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 6 – Lawnmower Man
Here is the second part of our long-winded discussion on video games. This time we take a step back to review a new interdependently-made role playing game called Siralim and attempt to give away some free stuff. That is, until our run-in with the fabled lawnmower man. Triangle Face Podcast Ep 6 – […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 5 – Cao Cao is my Homedog
This is the first half of a two-part discussion Brad, Dave, and Steve had about the state of gaming in 2014. They discuss good things, bad things, and what we are all looking forward to in the gaming world. Check back in a few days for more, as this one got a bit out of hand, […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 4 – Deal With It
This week on Triangle Face Podcast, we will be discussing summer movies and more specifically the newest Godzilla movie. As you can imagine, this episode is going to be full of spoilers so listen at your own risk! Triangle Face Podcast Ep 4 – Deal With It Related articles Film Review: Godzilla (2014) Why [Spoiler] […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 3 – The Full Winnie The Pooh
Another few weeks have passed, and it’s time once again for another largely substandard episode of Triangle Face Podcast. This time the guys (and Sarah) tell stories of everyone’s favorite pastime – drinkin’ the booze. While some of us are too old for the party guy lifestyle of our youths, it’s fun to look back […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 2 – Danger in Quicksand Swamp
In this episode, Stephen, Dave, and Brad discuss people that whine about books being turned into movies. They they do some whining themselves. Then they talk about obscure children’s books. All in all, nothing gets accomplished! Triangle Face Podcast Ep 2 – Danger in Quicksand Swamp Related articles Welcome to our page! 1984 Related Podcast I […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 1 – Room 237
On this episode, Dave, Mike, Steve, and Brad discuss a Stanley Kubrick related documentary called Room 237. This film is a HIGHLY acclaimed, and award winning film for some reason that our crew really does not enjoy all that much. Are there homoerotic erections everywhere? Minotaurs? Nazi Typewriters? The answer is NO! Triangle Face […]
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 0 – The Intro
Triangle Face Podcast Ep 0 – The Intro

Episode 121: Celebrating Independence
Thomas flies solo as he explores the concept of Independence, just in time for the 4th of July.
Episode 120: Internet Constipation Cured By Fiber
Shaggy actually has a fiber connection in his new home. He discusses what he can do with his new ISP with Thomas before both talks about the state of broadband in the United States.
Episode 119: Happy Father's Day
Thomas wishes his dad a Happy Father's Day.
Episode 118: Intel's Faux Pas
After a hiatus that will be explained in a future episode, Shaggy returns to the show and talks about Intel's latest veiled threats against those who would emulate the x86 instruction set.
Episode 117: Thanks, Mom.
Thomas talks about his mom, and how she influenced him. Consider this a special Mother's Day Edition of the show.
Episode 116: Minecraft Server Goodness
In this episode, Shaggy and Thomas experiment with Minecraft on a server created on Digital Ocean.
Episode 115: Flying Solo Today
There have been some things going on, so I wanted to say I haven't forgotten about the audience. We will post more show content on a regular basis.
Episode 114: Canonical Comes Full Circle
With the surprising news of Canonical discontinuing Unity and Ubuntu Touch, Thomas and Shaggy weigh in. Add bonus: Meerkat!

© Stephen Kelley and Arcadia Pod / An American View of British Science Fiction, 2010-2017. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Stephen Kelley and An American View of British Science Fiction with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. Please contact me at spdk1@anamericanviewofbritishsciencefiction.com for questions regarding this policy. Any images used in reviews that were not created by Stephen Kelley and An American View of British Science Fiction are © their respective owners and are used for fair use and/or promotion of reviewed material.

Share this:

Like this:

Related

Leave a Reply Cancel reply