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Deviants! We kick off 2018 with a BANG! As we hone our focus down on geek culture, what better way to ring in the new year than to discuss the most storied science fiction franchise ever made: STAR WARS.

The Last Jedi was a huge financial success and was critically acclaimed. However, fans across the globe are split on their feelings on The Last Jedi. 

So, the Social Deviants sit down and discuss some of those concerns and re-visit Star Wars: The Last Jedi. 

It was a pretty fun episode to come back to. Devo gets heated, The Clintoris gets heated and the Guch, well he's the Guch.

In a lost episode, the Deviants reflect back on Alien Covenant - and where it stands in the whole Alien mythos.

The night was long, and the games were fun. We had finally succumbed to the beer. Devo could barely skate forward and every opportunity he had to shoot the puck on net, sailed wide. This is the final recording of Beer Goggle Gaming. Not to say that the show will never come back, we're just on a little break from the visual aspect of podcasting.

This is the first part of a previously unreleased show that we recorded. Devo got swamped and too f*cking lazy so it was never officially posted. So here you go! At this point in the night, we're already well on our way to being hammered and Devo wanted to play some NHL 96 SNES. What ensues is a drunken expedition into the world of digital hockey.

In this edition of Beer Goggle Gaming, we delve into the arcade classic Double Dragon! We drunkenly enjoy some white panties, sick Firebirds and sexy curly haired women in catsuits holding whips.

Trailing the hype of the Power Rangers 2017 remake, starring the ever so ravishing Elizabeth Banks, we drunkenly delve in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie for the SNES.

Oh YEAH! Wrestlemania the Arcade Game for the SNES was a WHOLE LOT more fun than we thought it would be. And we weren't even DRUNK!

We conclude our Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles In Time drunken playthrough.

In this episode of Beer Goggle Gaming, the Deviants revisit one of the greatest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles videogames ever made: TMNT IV: Turtles In Time for the SNES. We continue our 805 binge, so crack open a cold one and enjoy!