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This week in tech is the [[TWiT Netcast Network|TWiT network's]] flagship show, featuring top tech pundits in a roundtable discussion of the latest trends in high tech, which records live on Sundays. It regularly features [[Tom Merritt]], [[Veronica Belmont]], less regularly [[Brian Brushwood]], and [[Justin Robert Young]]. It stars [[Leo Laporte]] and a panel of his choosing. | This week in tech is the [[TWiT Netcast Network|TWiT network's]] flagship show, featuring top tech pundits in a roundtable discussion of the latest trends in high tech, which records live on Sundays. It regularly features [[Tom Merritt]], [[Veronica Belmont]], less regularly [[Brian Brushwood]], and [[Justin Robert Young]]. It stars [[Leo Laporte]] and a panel of his choosing. | ||
Brian | Brian used to be known to frequent the [[TWiT Brick House]] while he was in town to shoot episodes of [[Scam School]] in San Francisco. (This became less often when Scam School production moved to Austin.) Otherwise, he would [[Skype|skype]] in from his home. Either way, these episodes tend to be much sillier than usual. | ||
* [http://www.twit.tv/show/this-week-in-tech/189 #189] "The Twitter Episode" | * [http://www.twit.tv/show/this-week-in-tech/189 #189] "The Twitter Episode" | ||
Latest revision as of 13:24, 2 July 2016
| This Week in Tech | |
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| Created by | Leo Laporte |
| Hosted by | Leo Laporte & friends |
| No. of episodes | 500+ |
| Runtime | 2 hours |
| Production | |
| Producer(s) | Karsten Bondy |
| Camera Switcher(s) | Karsten Bondy |
| Editor(s) | Bryan Burnett |
| Broadcast | |
| Distributor | TWiT |
| Original Run | April 17, 2005 - Present |
This week in tech is the TWiT network's flagship show, featuring top tech pundits in a roundtable discussion of the latest trends in high tech, which records live on Sundays. It regularly features Tom Merritt, Veronica Belmont, less regularly Brian Brushwood, and Justin Robert Young. It stars Leo Laporte and a panel of his choosing.
Brian used to be known to frequent the TWiT Brick House while he was in town to shoot episodes of Scam School in San Francisco. (This became less often when Scam School production moved to Austin.) Otherwise, he would skype in from his home. Either way, these episodes tend to be much sillier than usual.
- #189 "The Twitter Episode"
- #192 "Kipple and Bits"
- #201 "HI LEO LAPORTE FOR THROATBEARDS"
- #208 "Hide The Boots"
- #216 "It's Pimpin' Time"
- #225 "Schmidt Happens"
- #239 "Meat Up" (also includes Justin)
- #243 "Eat a Hot Bowl of Nintendo Wiis
- #248 "Drowning in Connectivity"
- #252 "The Legend of Vuvuzela"
- #259 "Next Stop, Gilbert Arizona"
- #274 "I'll Take the Frisking"
- #283 "Live From CES"
- #284 "¿Dónde está Leo's Grave?"
- #292 "Live From SXSW 2011"
- #295 "Magical Hand Gesture"
- #307 "I'm With Stupid" (Justin's first official guest appearance)
- #308 "Upside Down It Says Boobies"
- #318 "Screw You Darling"
- #327 "I Shot the Shwood but I Did Not Shoot The JCD"
- #339 "Somewhere Between Murder And A Messy Room"
- #344 "Don't Eat the Goatee"
- #347 "Dude, Tap It In The Bathroom"
- #350 "The Jar Jar Of Tech"