The rules are simple: you join seven other players on stage armed only with your pathetic, pre-generated first level character sheet against the worst Game Master you’ve ever faced. Your weakling warrior, meek magic-user or all-thumbs thief immediately faces outrageous situations that spell CERTAIN DEATH.

Only three things will save you: if you do something extremely brave, or something extremely stupid – usually the same thing – or you do something extremely entertaining! As long as you keep the Killer Dungeon Master happy, you’ll live for another round! The moment you’re death is more entertaining than you are – your character dies – and you are immediately replaced by the next player in line.

But wait! There’s more! Musical numbers, karaoke sing-a-longs, crowd cheers and Laura Quest games … all through two hours of outrageous improvisation!

Every year, Tracy and Laura Hickman create a new, original adventure and this year they’re pulling out ALL the stops! Seating and availability will be limited. Come early to be selected to play onstage with a host of surprise guest stars or sit back and join in the audience participation. The hilarious GenCon tradition that you won’t want to miss!

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Your hosts, JT Shea and Scott Gallatin, founded NightGig Studios in 2003 as a place for cartoonists and other artists to share their work, and grew to a active webcomic community providing hosting, forum, chat room and a podcast (The Gigcast) to help promote peoples’ NightGigs. The Gigcast Started as a way to keep the members of NightGig informed on what was going on in their community but quickly grew to include webcomic news from communities all over the web, as is shown in our weekly report from DrunkDuck.com.

We invite our listeners to contribute to the show by calling our K7 voice mail line (206) 203-3334 , commenting on our website or in our forums, and even by submitting a Gigcast Drive-by, a short audio commentary, rant or review of a favorite webcomic.

Hope to see you there!

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The show changed during the spring of 2007, after Joe Murphy lost his brief battle with cancer, but returned with a new cast of ninjas to continue the task of introducing new fans to old works of scifi and fantasy.

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The funny, irreverent but always relevent discussion from show hosts Michael R. Mennenga, Summer Brooks, Brian Brown, and Sam Roberts always make for lively entertainment. Interviews with today’s top stars and genre production professionals, such as Ira Steven Behr, Walter Koenig, Jim Butcher, Samuel L. Jackson, Katee Sackhoff and an array of other top names in show business, are always on the cutting edge and timely.

The Slice of SciFi website doubles as an online news magazine (ezine). Michael Hickerson manages a team of reporters dedicated to bringing fans the latest news and developments in SF television and film, in science, technology, space exploration, and more. The shows themselves focus on featured news from that week, plus interviews with actors, producers, directors and others who create the shows we love to watch and the technology that we marvel at.

Slice of SciFi made the jump to broadcast, with a home on XM Satellite Radio, Channel 163 (Sonic Theater) in 2005, bringing the show to a broad new fan base. With the merger of XM with Sirius Satellite Radio in 2007, Slice of SciFi is beam to millions of listeners each week.

Listen to the shows, and check out the news magazine at http://www.sliceofscifi.com/

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Rob & Trevor had has the honor of talking with some of the most popular (and unpopular) Reality TV Stars, getting the inside scoop of everyone’s favorite Reality TV Shows, plus breaking some big news. The most prominent being how the producers of Big Brother stopped Eric (BB8) from using the veto. Jessica (also from BB8) dropped this bombshell in RFF Reality TV Podcast #122, on October 11th, 2007.

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