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AAA Lives often feature custom overlays to convey important data, such as episode name and fail-count, as well as pictures and animations. Alex often plays samples from his massive library of sound effects, such as the (in)famous "Door Stuck" track.
AAA Lives often feature custom overlays to convey important data, such as episode name and fail-count, as well as pictures and animations. Alex often plays samples from his massive library of sound effects, such as the (in)famous "Door Stuck" track.


Some episodes have been recorded (despite several critical hardware failures) and are in the process of been uploaded to the internet. Watch the [http://au.youtube.com/user/LRRMonyoutube LRRmon channel] as they become available.
Some episodes have been recorded (despite several critical hardware failures) and are in the process of been uploaded to the internet. Watch the [http://au.youtube.com/user/LRRMon youtube LRRmon channel] as they become available.


==Notable Episodes==
==Notable Episodes==

Revision as of 14:18, 31 December 2008

Ask An Alex Live is a series of live specials by Alex Steacy hosted through UStream at the AAALive Stream Channel.

Ask an Alex Live occurs at 8pm EST (5pm PST/LRR time) every Saturday night, and runs for an hour. Currently there have been 12 episodes, with a running fail count total of 33 (often the result of technical problems). Occasional guest stars include is roommate Vaughn (not to be confused with the forum member by the same name), his girlfriend Rebecca, and his friend Jenn. Regulars often congregate in the chat half an hour to an hour before the show starts to engage in idle conversation, prepare links for Alex's horror, and reenact the Trench Run scene from Star Wars: A New Hope.

AAA Lives often feature custom overlays to convey important data, such as episode name and fail-count, as well as pictures and animations. Alex often plays samples from his massive library of sound effects, such as the (in)famous "Door Stuck" track.

Some episodes have been recorded (despite several critical hardware failures) and are in the process of been uploaded to the internet. Watch the youtube LRRmon channel as they become available.

Notable Episodes