Our final episode of the Internet Citizen podcast! We kick it off with a discussion of the Canadian comedy Letterkenny and a discussion of the long-running zombie game DayZ. Then we do a big-picture look back,

Aussie researchers claim they’ve achieved the fastest Internet speeds ever – 1,000 times faster than what we have in the US. We talk about WestWorld’s creators taking on an Amazon project, some old favorite games and new ones in Early Access,

We discuss an article about how bots are ruining World of Warcraft Classic servers, plus the JRPG hype train continues with some new ports. We talk about Bill Burr’s F is For Family, and our in our Good Internet,

Randolf has gone down an Internet rabbit hole in an attempt to stump some film buff Redditors. Plus some JRPGs, Uncut Gems, and the New PlayStation 5 reveal in Good Internet, Best Internet. If you liked this episode,

Facebook is buying GIPHY for lots of money: what could that mean? Plus some video games involving dwarves in space, more JRPGS. A discussion of the classic Ex Machina in You’ve Gotta See This, and we discuss Waffle House fights and Zoom shenanigans in ...

We do a deep dive on the world of Final Fantasy games: what are they, what’s with the online ones, and which ones are the better ones to play? Plus some more Japanese RPGs, then the weirdest movie we have ever reviewed,

Apple and Google are working on an app to help with the pandemic, but we’ve got questions. Then, some medieval civilization management games, frustrating physics games, and maybe the best movie we’ve ever seen in YGST.

We discuss some ways we’re creating our own worlds of distraction as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Graphic novels, D&D campaigns, plus lots of gaming, including one particular Switch title and a colony simulator. In You’ve Gotta See This,

Well, coronavirus has dominated the news and forced us to change how we live. But how is the Internet reacting? We try to find the joy in this time of pandemic. Distract yourself with our show: we’ve found some good corona memes,

What if YouTube didn’t exist? Randolf and Michael debate what the likely outcome would have been if YouTube hadn’t taken off. Plus, a discussion of Hearthstone’s auto-chess mode, the Oscar winner Parasite, and some llamas in tuxes at weddings.