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Welcome to BBpedia BBpedia is the unauthorized and unofficial reference guide to all things BB, including Scam School, Night Attack, NSFW, Weird Things, Behind The Scam, and BBLiveShow. Learn more about Brian Brushwood and his pals Justin Robert Young, Tom Merritt, Andrew Mayne, Brett Rounsaville, and many others. Are you new here? Check out our New Fan's Guide to the BBverse to get acquainted! There are currently 3,546 articles in this wiki.

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Previous Night Attack: Hasn't happened yet January 1, 1970 @ 10pm EST Next NSFW: Tuesday @ 10pm EST Watch Live Previous Scam School: Master the Triangle TRIFECTA! February 12, 2014 New Episodes Every Thursday Previous Cordkillers: Who Throttles the Throttlers February 17 2014 New Episodes Every Monday Previous Behind The Scam: My TV SPECIAL and a free Rogue's Pebble!‎ February 14, 2013 New Episodes Every Monday Previous Weird Things Podcast: Murder for the Children February 17, 2014 New Episodes Every So Often Watch Live Previous JuRY: Screw Sherlock November 11, 2013 New Episodes Every Weekend Previous Mayniac: Mayniac Episode 001 January 15, 2014 New Podcast! Previous Who's The Boss: The Name of the Doctor May 20, 2013 New Episodes After New Who Previous FSL Tonight: Championship: Enter The Prize August 31, 2013 New Episodes Next Season Previous BBLiveShow: Episode 53 January 10, 2012 On Hiatus Previous Online Ethicist: Unknown On Hiatus Previous DIAF: The Great Spider and the White Door May 29, 2011 On Hiatus Previous NSFW: Night of 1000 Announcements February 18, 2014 @ 10pm EST Next NSFW: NEVER Ceased Production Final Game On!: Game Over And Would You Like To Continue? April 8, 2012 Cancelled (too soon!) Final BBOTR: The New 3-minute Demo September 17, 2007 Ceased Production Final Frame Rate: The Final Frame December 16, 2013 Ceased Production

Important People Brian Brushwood Brian Brushwood puts the "BB" in the "BBpedia". Starting out as a stage magician touring around the country, Brian gained a large internet following through his podcasts. He now hosts a half-dozen podcasts including Scam School, NSFW, Cordkillers, Weird Things, and more. Justin Robert Young Justin got his start in the newspaper business and eventually transitioned to the internet. He currently runs the one of the largest magic blogs on the internet, iTricks.com, as well as WeirdThings.com. He interviewed Brian for iTricks and quickly became friends and co-hosts. Tom Merritt Tom Merritt is nothing less than a podcasting legend. He started out as a producer for TechTV's The Screen Savers and now hosts a bevy of tech and geek-oriented podcasts including Daily Tech News Show, Sword and Laser, Cordkillers, and FSL Tonight. Brett Rounsaville Brett made a name for himself through the "Amtrekker" project. He came up with a list of 50 things he had always wanted to do and then left his home and job to accomplish everything on the list. Even though it wasn't on his list, he also became good friends with Brian and Justin and is the most frequent guest in the BBverse podcasts. Andrew Mayne Host of A&E's Don't Trust Andrew Mayne, Andrew Mayne is considered one of magic's most prolific creators. He, along with Justin Robert Young, runs iTricks.com and WeirdThings.com and is the host of the Weird Things Podcast. On top of all this he still finds time to write sci-fi novels.

Before you edit... Wikipedia has an extensive manual on its markup language from the simple to complex. Please familiarize yourself with the Wiki style of markup before attempting to modify information in BBpedia. Featured Video During a recording of his podcast Current Geek with Tom Merritt, Scott Johnson accidentally let it slip that NSFW would be ending its run four days before Brian and Justin would make the official announcement. Justin, a guest on that episode, pretended that there was a technical hiccup and said he didn't hear what Scott said. Featured Article On March 2nd, 2013, Brian was the victim of a 4chan attack in which members of the /b/ board made false comments about Brian being a pedophile. One of 4chan's favorite pastimes is to go to a popular Youtube channel or video and accuse the person of being a pedophile. Just by random chance, the Scam School YouTube channel or more specifically the "Puzzle Challenge Showdown" was chosen to be the recipient of the deluge of pedophilic accusations. more... Items of interest... An MP3 of the End of the Show Song The NSFW Facebook Group Standings for the 2013 Winter Movie Draft A compendium for chatrealmers The weekly BeltBet Videos pertinent to BBpedia

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