Click Through

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A show about how the internet used to feel.

Two friends, a deck of cards with Wikipedia pages written on them, and one hour to click from one to the other.

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A first look at Season 1: two friends, a deck of cards, and a lot of Wikipedia read out loud in coffee shops around New York.

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Episode one is out Wednesday, Nov. 11. Subscribe below and we’ll tell you.

Where we’ve been

Whether we got there stays in the episode.

Coming soon. Episodes show up here every Wednesday, starting Nov. 11.

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How it works

We write Wikipedia pages on a deck of playing cards and deal ourselves a hand. Each of us plays a card: one is where we start, the other is where we have to end up. We get an hour, as soon as somebody remembers to start the timer. Only blue links count, Ctrl+F is fine, and everything gets read out loud.

The rules, in full

“This is how the internet used to be, where you used to have to read things and talk them through.”

From the Outback Steakhouse episode.

Bobby Wagner and Alex Bazeley in front of a wall of books in milk crates
Bobby Wagner and Alex Bazeley.

We played the Wikipedia game in the computer lab and never really stopped. Now we record it in coffee shops, bars and record shops around New York, in front of whoever’s there.

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