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Happy Anniversary, Galacticast

In honor of sci-fi spoof show Galacticast’s one year anniversary, the show is donating all of the money it receives from sponsors this year to Child’s Play, The organization gives toys and games to hospitals in over 40 countries by answering the wish lists of sick children with long-term hospital stays.

So sign up to be a sponsor today. Minimum is $5, but I’m sure they’ll take what they can get. In return for your generosity, not only will you be feeling the wonderful sense of self-satisfaction that always comes with giving video games to sick children, but you’ll be listed in the credits as part of the crew. I think being in the credits is better, but donate for whichever reason you prefer.

And here’s the latest episode of Galacticast, which barely mentions an anniversary, sponsors, or charity donations. So why embed it? Because I love Galacticast.

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