Earth Station One Episode 41 – Murlocs, Orcs, and Night Elves Oh My

Happy New Year from all of us here at the ESO Podcast, we welcome the first episode of 2011 where this week we will be taking a peek at online MMO, or an on line Massively Multiplayer Games for the novices out there, but more in particular the hugely popular World of Warcraft and the upcoming DC Universe Online.

Join us for another fun filled podcast that we like to call Episode 41: Murlocs, Orcs, and Night Elves Oh My

Table of Contents
0:00:00 Intro / Welcome
0:02:16 Rants & Raves – What are we looking forward to in 2011
0:14:53 The Geek Seat w/ Dan Rynn
0:20:32 World of Warcraft
1:12:51 DC Universe Online w/ Darren Nowell
1:41:47 Show Close

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Remember when Heroes was once celebrated—in its first season, at least—as a wonderful, innovative show that was the darling of both critics and fans? But then the writers’ strike came along and everything went downhill. Tim Kring’s one wish? That Heroes could have been more like The Walking Dead.

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