Group Therapy Ep. 104 - All Good Things

Submitted by: Optimusgene, Jay Red, Duckie, Warrior

Que the music from the ending of the Incredible Hulk TV series. That's right folks, this is the final episode of Group Therapy... or is it? After 2 years of doing shows, we are going into hiatus. When will we return? Will we return at all? Who shot J.R.? How will Batman & Robin escape this time? All of those answers (well some of them) and more on this week's show.

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Group Therapy Ep. 104 - LIVE!

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Optimusgene, Cyrus Martin, Jay Red

Watch us record Group Therapy Ep. 104 LIVE! at 8:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM CST today on Ustream. Join us in the chat room and be part of show. This week we're fixing toys. We talked about the best, the worst and the ones we always wanted but now it's time to correct the mistakes of the past and make better toys for the future.

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The People vs George Lucas

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Optimusgene

In 1977, George Lucas introduced the world to Star Wars and the world has never been the same since. Along with building one of the biggest and adored franchises of all time, Lucas helped change the way science fiction was made and practically invented modern special effects with his company, Industrial Light and Magic. He was beloved by geeks the world over. But in 1999 he started down the path of the dark side and has since divided geeks into two camps; those who still love Star Wars and those who believe Lucas ruined it. This is a documentary about those people.

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OMA Original: String Cutter: Ain't That a Bitch

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Duckie

So he was the only one that was going to save this chunk of rock from certain death. I knew this, Clo knew this, Lacy too. Hell, everyone in this Goddamn agency knew just how fucking important that kid was going to be to saving all our skins. So then why in the great fuck would someone off his only ancestor is beyond even my sizable intelligence.

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Summer Movie Game Update

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Optimusgene

It's time to check in on the 2012 Summer Movie Game. Let's do this!

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Random Ramblings: Cancelled TV Shows

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Optimusgene

Last week my wife felt the bitter sting of a network’s choice to put funding over fans; ABC announced they would be cancelling GCB. While this was not the first time she has had a show she enjoys yanked off the air due to “low ratings,” it will certainly not be the last either. And this is the perfect illustration of why the current model for TV programing is dying and with any luck, will soon be dead.

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Random Ramblings: The Avengers vs The Dark Knight Rises

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Miyavi Yu

Now, as the Summer Movie game has begun, The Avengers has started things off with an amazing lead.  It has even broken records as the biggest opening weekend for any movie… but will it, in fact, be the one to take the first place spot this summer as the movie to make the most money?  It does have a good chance of doing that, I admit, but I do believe The Dark Knight Rises does have a decent chance of breaking some records of its own.

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A Monster Calls

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Library Voodoo

If you haven’t figured it out by now, you know that I tend to gravitate toward dark novels. I’m not sure exactly why, and sometimes I question this conscious choice, or is it really my subconscious? All philosophy aside, I picked up the novel, A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness merely because of the cover illustration.  (Sometimes, this random tactic works, and you do find a wonderful book!) A dark, charcoal drawing  of a horrific monster is pictured walking toward a small, forlorn farmhouse. However, this is not a book about a monster of myth. It’s a monster far worse than anything imagined.

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Dropbox

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Optimusgene

Every so often you find a program or app that literally changes the way you work on your computer or smart phone. Twitter has changed the way I communicate with my friends and family on a daily basis; Netflix has changed the way I watch and enjoy movies and TV shows and Dropbox has changed the way I store and access files. USB drives are dead; the cloud is where it’s at!

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OMA Original: Prey

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Optimusgene

The large, brown, porcelain cup made the slightest sound against the saucer and teaspoon as it was lowered down onto the table.  The milky foam was surrounded by a ring of cappuccino and lightly laced with shaved bits of chocolate on top. Ribbons of steam danced above the cup and swirled in the air.

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