This Week in Tech - Season 12 / Year 2015
Season 12 / Year 2015
Episodes
Programmed to Kill Ponies
The Quadfather
Adorable Kitten App
The Musk Who Fell to Earth
Why Is It Pointed at Me?
The Self Loathing Car
It's Pronounced Kiev
Superfishy
Live Long and Prosper
The Puppy's Package
Meat Candy
Call of Booty
Barbie Speaks
Tell Me I'm Not a Narcissist
My Thumb Got Sweaty
This Decade in TWiT
Your Watch is Ringing
Calacanis Returns
Lucas, Cover Your Ears
You're the Error
Reverse Hockey Puck
The Wombat Test
Bathed in Structured Light
Enter My Candy Foyer
Some Slopes are Slippery
Self Driving Car Wars
The Pharoah Has Spoken
Apple Samsung'd the BBC
Bad News Drones
Dumb for a Jellyfish
I Like Big Bots
The World's Finest Panama Hat
Screwball Ventures
Straight Outta 'Back to The Future'
Nesquik and Chill
In A Garden with Xeni
Synergy is for Sheep
The Artisinal Mic Stand
Rolling Coal
I am Chapter Nine
I Hate Unicorns
Guillotine Simulator
Two Hamiltons and a Cone
Puffy Little Clouds
VR? PR!
Kicking and Streaming
It's a Post-Text World
The Cracker Jack Computer
Data Mining Barbie
Filling the Room With Noble Gases
#LoveThySelfie
Our Holiday Special
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