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Board Room Episode List

The Board Room can no longer be found on the web (you did archive old broadcasts---didn't you?). Here is a list of the shows that aired. Thank you Bob and Drew for providing a very informative set of shows.

1. Premier Episode of the Board Room (1999/12/10)
2. Plunder (1999/12/16)
3. Toy & Game Business (1999/12/16)
4. Toys and Games for the Holiday Season (1999/12/22)
5. El Grande (2000/1/11)
6. Stratego Legends (2000/1/18)
7. Cheeeese Please! (2000/1/19)
8. NY Chase (2000/1/22)
9. Mama Mia! (2000/1/26)
10. Beer, the Card Game (2000/1/28)
11. Times Up (2000/2/1)
12. L-C-R (2000/2/3)
13. Octi (2000/2/7)
14. Modern Art (2000/2/9)
15. Manhattan (2000/2/11)
16. Crokinole (2000/2/17)
17. Sky Runner (2000/2/25)
18. Interview with Rob Placer (2000/??/??)
19. Starting a Game Group (2000/3/7)
20. Torres (2000/3/8)
21. Formula Dé (2000/3/16)
22. Mancala (2000/3/17)
23. 25 Words or Less (2000/3/19)
24. 3quence (2000/3/22)
25. Generations (2000/3/24)
26. Montgolfiere (2000/3/29)
27. Cloud 9 (2000/3/31)
28. Meet Aaron Weissblum (2000/4/3)
29. Carolus Magnus (2000/4/5)
30. Interview with Reiner Knizia (2000/4/10)
31. Vampire (2000/4/12)
32. Through the Desert (2000/4/14)
33. Strategy Gaming Society’s “Gamer’s Choice Awards.” (2000/4/23)
34. Taj Mahal with Jay Tummelson (2000/4/30)
35. Get Out (2000/5/3)
36. Interview with Jay Tummelson (2000/5/9)
37. Rumors (2000/5/12)
38. Cheater (2000/5/17)
39. Democrazy (2000/5/22)
40. Before I Kill You, Mr. Bond (2000/5/26)
41. Proverbial Wisdom (2000/6/1)
42. Battle Cry with Steve Baker, Part 1 (2000/6/6)
43. Battle Cry with Steve Baker, Part 2 (2000/6/9)
44. Carabande (2000/6/14)
45. Tikal, Part 1 (2000/6/21)
46. Tikal, Part 2 (2000/6/26)
47. Castle, Part 1 (2000/6/30)
48. Castle, Part 2 (2000/7/5)
49. Lost Cities with Craig Massey (2000/7/19)
50. Two-player Card Games, Part 1 (2000/7/25)
51. Two-player Card Games, Part 2 (2000/7/28)
52. SOLD! with Frank DeLorenzo (2000/8/1)
53. Overthrone with Frank DeLorenzo, Part 1 (2000/8/4)
54. Overthrone with Frank DeLorenzo, Part 2 (2000/8/7)
55. Fly to "Andromeda" with The Board Room! (2000/8/11)
56. Ever wonder what it would be like to manage your favourite baseball team? Board Room plays "Triple Threat Baseball". (2000/8/30)
57. Part 1 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia explains the essential rules of "Tigris and Euphrates", widely considered one of the best board games of all time (2000/9/7)
58. Part 2 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia explains the basic playing and scoring in "Tigris and Euphrates" widely considered one of the best board games of all time (2000/9/20)
59. Part 3 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia continues on basic playing and scoring in "Tigris and Euphrates". (2000/9/25)
60. Part 4 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia explains advanced playing and scoring strategies for his game "Tigris and Euphrates". (2000/9/28)
61. Part 5 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia explains how he developed the story for his game "Tigris and Euphrates". (2000/10/02)
62. Part 6 of 6: Game Designer Reiner Knizia offers an exclusive first look at his much-anticipated "Lord of the Rings" game. (2000/9/16)
63. Exclusive first look at "San Marco" (Ravensburger) with creators Alan Moon and Aaron Weissblum. (2000/10/4)
64. "Diplomacy": The best board game ever? Part 1 of 2. (2000/10/9)
65. "Diplomacy": The best board game ever? Part 2 of 2. (2000/10/13)
66. Why are "German games" the hottest on the market? Gamer Keith Ammann explains. (2000/10/16)
67. Managing Director of Euro Games Ron Magin demonstrates "Dragon Delta", a fast-paced family game (2000/10/19)
68. Part 1 of 2: Game designer Mike Fitzgerald explains "Mystery Rummy 1: Jack the Ripper" (US Game Systems). (2000/10/27)
69. Part 2 of 2: Game designer Mike Fitzgerald explains "Mystery Rummy 1: Jack the Ripper" (US Game Systems). (2000/10/31)
70. Have a taste of "PEZ", a new collectable card game (2000/11/22)
71. Part 1 of 3: The hotly anticipated "Lord of the Rings", with Game Designer Reiner Knizia (2000/11/22)
72. Part 2 of 3: The hotly anticipated "Lord of the Rings", with Game Designer Reiner Knizia (2000/11/27)
73. Part 3 of 4: More helpful hints for playing "Lord of the Rings", with Game Designer Reiner Knizia (2000/12/5)
74. Part 4 of 4: Game Designer Reiner Knizia describes the development of "Lord of the Rings" (2000/12/??)
75. Designer Donald Green describes "Mouse Island", (Great American Trading), a strategy game for ages 5+. The game consists of tiles similar to dominoes, and the object is to get your mouse across the island to the other playes' cheese. Each turn consists of moving your mouse and either removing or repositioning one of the tiles to make it difficult for your opponent to move across the island. The initial set up of the tiles can also be changed in order to add variety to your play. (2000/12/18)
76. Part 1 of 2: Erik Arneson from About.com discusses the impact of the internet on board games. (2000/12/27)
77. Part 2 of 2: Erik Arneson from the About.com board games site, as he describes his daily routine and the goals he tries to achieve. He discusses how he attempts to make the site appeal to the general public, as well as to hard core gamers. Finally, he states his plans for the future of the site, and also gives some suggestions about some games that would work well for broad audiences. Host is Bob Schwartz. (2001/01/03)
78. Board Room tackles "Cathedral" a mediaeval battle for territorial supremacy, with guest Greg Aleknevicus of the Strategic Gaming Society. (2001/01/08)
79. Board Room gets the "Reel Schpeel" with guest Game Designer Mary Couzin, Part 1 of 2. (2001/01/16)
80. Game designer Mary Couzin describes her company Discover Games, Part 2 of 2. (2001/01/22)
81. Guest Game Designers Alan Moon, Mary Couzin, and Aaron Weissblum explain how to design a board game. Part 1 of 3. (2001/01/29)
82. Guest Game Designers Alan Moon, Mary Couzin, and Aaron Weissblum explain how to design a board game. Part 2 of 3. (2001/02/06)
83. Guest Game Designers Alan Moon, Mary Couzin, and Aaron Weissblum explain how to design a board game. Part 3 of 3. (2001/02/14)
84. Guest Game Designers Alan Moon and Aaron Weissblum explain the game "Wer Hat Mehr?", set to be republished in America by Rio Grande Games. (2001/02/19)
85. Alan Moon, Vice President of Product Development for Ravensburger USA game company, explains the company's history and operations. He describes Ravensburger's roots as a family-owned European company, how they branched out into the United States, the goals of Ravensburger, and how he came to be involved with the organisation. Host is Bob Schwartz. (2001/02/25)