The Techland Show: Stripper Pole Edition

By Peter Ha | January 15, 2010 | +

Been wondering who on Caprica this Allie Townsend is? She’s our wonderful little intern and we forced her into this week’s Techland Show. It was awkward. For her.

Watch as we discuss Google’s exit strategy out of China, unbox a special care package from EA, discuss whether or not the Spider-Man franchise is dead and gawk over Bayonetta’s stripper moves.

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