This Week in Tech - Season 14 / Year 2017
Season 14 / Year 2017
Episodes
What A Year!
President Zuck
Fark Google!
It's Probably Squirrels
Fold With Dignity
Bloviating Blowhards
Fiber to the Press Release
Normcore Phone
Tricks for Tips
Flabby, Flaccid, and Flatulent
Think of the Koalas
My YouTube Cover Band
Ozark Puddin'
Supercanoe
Strippers, JFK and Stalin
Zombie Shopping Malls
Bezel Come Back
Sky Pirates of Silicon Valley
My Husband's an iDoctor
$46 at the Piggly Wiggly
Biz Sized Hole
That's Not a Hot Dog
Ask for the Camel With TWO Humps
Snakes vs Alligators
Honey, I Shrunk the Panel
From Key West to Key Largo
Butler in a Box
Running for Human
Binders Full of CEOs
There's A Real Argy Bargy Going On
Walking to the Bodega
CEO Barbie
Do You Inkwell?
Trash Analytics
When in Doubt, Hit the Raccoon
Moving at the Speed of Paper
This One's for Jerry
Smartest Dumb People in the World
Future Proof This Kid
An Apple Watch Walks Into a Bar
Benji's Bag of Dongles
A Fat Suit for Your Phone
11 Verified Herbs and Spices
The Frightful 5 on the Splinternet
Anywhere but Albany
Stand Clear of the Closing Doors
The Tesla Zamboni
Grandpa's Hairy Thumb
Ambien Tech
This Is Fine
Not a Bright Guy
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