1 00:00:00,835 --> 00:00:03,918 (film reel clicking) 2 00:00:02,000 --> 00:00:07,000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08,000 --> 00:00:13,000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:08,847 --> 00:00:11,930 (upbeat synth music) 5 00:00:13,632 --> 00:00:15,669 (knife slicing) 6 00:00:15,669 --> 00:00:18,627 (loud booming) 7 00:00:18,627 --> 00:00:21,460 (static buzzing) 8 00:00:31,877 --> 00:00:34,794 (mysterious music) 9 00:00:35,680 --> 00:00:38,500 (static buzzing) 10 00:00:38,500 --> 00:00:41,125 - The IT revolution will create over 1 million new jobs. 11 00:00:41,125 --> 00:00:41,958 (static buzzing) 12 00:00:41,958 --> 00:00:43,689 - [TV Spokesman 1] Now you can have all your favorite hits. 13 00:00:43,689 --> 00:00:44,522 (static buzzing) 14 00:00:44,522 --> 00:00:45,774 - [TV Spokesman 2] You can get great deals on powerful desk- 15 00:00:45,774 --> 00:00:46,607 (static buzzing) 16 00:00:46,607 --> 00:00:47,762 (singing in Japanese) 17 00:00:47,762 --> 00:00:48,595 (static buzzing) 18 00:00:48,595 --> 00:00:50,057 - [TV Spokesman 3] Sign up for America's Choice. 19 00:00:50,057 --> 00:00:50,890 - Can you hear me now? 20 00:00:50,890 --> 00:00:51,723 (static buzzing) 21 00:00:51,723 --> 00:00:52,772 - [Reporter] His death is proving to be a rebirth 22 00:00:52,772 --> 00:00:53,705 in comic book sales. 23 00:00:53,705 --> 00:00:54,538 (static buzzing) 24 00:00:54,538 --> 00:00:56,443 - Well, Gary, what Nintendo's sports game 25 00:00:56,443 --> 00:00:57,485 would you like to play? 26 00:00:57,485 --> 00:00:58,318 (static buzzing) 27 00:00:58,318 --> 00:01:00,034 (ball bouncing) 28 00:01:00,034 --> 00:01:05,034 (static buzzing) (ball bouncing) 29 00:01:11,808 --> 00:01:12,786 (static buzzing) 30 00:01:12,786 --> 00:01:16,286 (melancholic piano music) 31 00:01:18,099 --> 00:01:20,754 - [Narrator] Remember a time not long ago, 32 00:01:20,754 --> 00:01:24,209 when we came together to celebrate the things we all loved, 33 00:01:24,209 --> 00:01:27,008 all the things we cared about? 34 00:01:27,008 --> 00:01:28,157 - [Female Fan] I thought it was the best. 35 00:01:28,157 --> 00:01:29,808 - [Male Fan] It was like the merging of my tech world, 36 00:01:29,808 --> 00:01:31,695 and the social pop world, and the movie world. 37 00:01:31,695 --> 00:01:32,528 - [Interviewee 1] And it was really like predicting 38 00:01:32,528 --> 00:01:33,510 where we are now. 39 00:01:33,510 --> 00:01:34,703 - [Interviewee 2] There wasn't anything else 40 00:01:34,703 --> 00:01:35,864 on television like that. 41 00:01:35,864 --> 00:01:37,499 - Yes sir, yes man, yes sir. 42 00:01:37,499 --> 00:01:38,783 (drum roll) 43 00:01:38,783 --> 00:01:39,616 (excited cheering) 44 00:01:39,616 --> 00:01:40,449 (jazzy music) 45 00:01:40,449 --> 00:01:41,894 (loud smacking) 46 00:01:41,894 --> 00:01:42,727 (indistinct) 47 00:01:42,727 --> 00:01:43,932 (screaming) 48 00:01:43,932 --> 00:01:45,656 - [Kevin Pereira] Jump, Olivia! 49 00:01:45,656 --> 00:01:47,780 (applause) 50 00:01:47,780 --> 00:01:48,613 (balloon popping) 51 00:01:48,613 --> 00:01:49,446 - Oh shit! 52 00:01:49,446 --> 00:01:50,752 (laughing) 53 00:01:50,752 --> 00:01:51,673 (loud crashing) 54 00:01:51,673 --> 00:01:53,318 (applause) 55 00:01:53,318 --> 00:01:56,151 (guitar riffing ) 56 00:02:02,295 --> 00:02:03,128 - [Kevin Pereira] First of all, 57 00:02:03,128 --> 00:02:05,199 if I were to just start apologizing for the things 58 00:02:05,199 --> 00:02:06,849 that we did wrong 10 years ago, 59 00:02:06,849 --> 00:02:08,356 this show would never end. 60 00:02:08,356 --> 00:02:09,189 (laughing) 61 00:02:09,189 --> 00:02:10,022 (reflective music) 62 00:02:10,022 --> 00:02:11,450 - [Olivia] I miss doing "Attack of the Show" 63 00:02:11,450 --> 00:02:13,413 on a daily basis. I, I loved it. 64 00:02:13,413 --> 00:02:14,999 It was like the best time of my life. 65 00:02:14,999 --> 00:02:17,626 So it's about finding a new a, a, a place that, 66 00:02:17,626 --> 00:02:20,013 where a network like G4 could live. 67 00:02:20,013 --> 00:02:22,346 And I think it's important and I would love to watch it, 68 00:02:22,346 --> 00:02:23,961 but for me personally, I miss it. 69 00:02:23,961 --> 00:02:25,628 I miss it every day. 70 00:02:26,699 --> 00:02:28,880 - [Narrator] "Attack of the Show" united all of us into one, 71 00:02:28,880 --> 00:02:29,713 (gun firing) 72 00:02:29,713 --> 00:02:30,991 giant, nerdy family. 73 00:02:30,991 --> 00:02:32,364 (driving theme music) 74 00:02:32,364 --> 00:02:36,214 Ignorance is bliss and it made for really good TV. 75 00:02:36,214 --> 00:02:38,980 (guitar riffing) 76 00:02:38,980 --> 00:02:42,252 - My name is Chris Gore and if you were a fan of G4 TV, 77 00:02:42,252 --> 00:02:43,902 or "Attack of the Show" back in the day, 78 00:02:43,902 --> 00:02:46,388 you may have a vague memory of who I was. 79 00:02:46,388 --> 00:02:48,304 I was the "DVDuesday" guy, 80 00:02:48,304 --> 00:02:50,127 and I was there from the very beginning. 81 00:02:50,127 --> 00:02:51,815 (mysterious synth music) 82 00:02:51,815 --> 00:02:54,869 This is the story of G4 TV and "Attack of the Show" 83 00:02:54,869 --> 00:02:57,847 as told by the people who work behind the scenes, 84 00:02:57,847 --> 00:02:59,809 and they've got a lot of stories to tell. 85 00:02:59,809 --> 00:03:02,892 (synth music builds) 86 00:03:06,370 --> 00:03:08,337 - [G4 Announcer] Introducing G4, 87 00:03:08,337 --> 00:03:10,552 the next level of network television. 88 00:03:10,552 --> 00:03:11,441 (clapperboard clacks) 89 00:03:11,441 --> 00:03:12,274 - I'm game! 90 00:03:12,274 --> 00:03:13,107 (engine roaring) 91 00:03:13,107 --> 00:03:15,393 - [G4 Announcer] G4 is the only network dedicated 92 00:03:15,393 --> 00:03:17,511 to the world of interactive entertainment. 93 00:03:17,511 --> 00:03:19,006 - Let's bring out the heavy artillery. 94 00:03:19,006 --> 00:03:21,369 - [Robert] And G4 was really one of the very last 95 00:03:21,369 --> 00:03:22,202 (retro video game beeping) 96 00:03:22,202 --> 00:03:23,549 cable channels ever launched. 97 00:03:23,549 --> 00:03:26,929 It was the end of this sort of linear cable era, 98 00:03:26,929 --> 00:03:28,551 before we got to streaming, 99 00:03:28,551 --> 00:03:30,369 and whatever the fuck it is, we watch now. 100 00:03:30,369 --> 00:03:31,202 (digital buzzing) 101 00:03:31,202 --> 00:03:33,324 (pong beeping) 102 00:03:33,324 --> 00:03:35,117 Pong started on 103 00:03:35,117 --> 00:03:39,021 April 24th. It ran for seven days, and nights. 104 00:03:39,021 --> 00:03:40,687 Full 24 hours a day. 105 00:03:40,687 --> 00:03:41,520 (digital whooshing) 106 00:03:41,520 --> 00:03:43,411 The very first show on our network 107 00:03:43,411 --> 00:03:47,630 was a show called Blister about action games. 108 00:03:47,630 --> 00:03:48,918 - [Bill] Hey, I'm Bill Sindelar, 109 00:03:48,918 --> 00:03:50,738 and you are watching Blister where the action's big, 110 00:03:50,738 --> 00:03:51,906 and my ego is even bigger. 111 00:03:51,906 --> 00:03:52,906 (retro synth music) 112 00:03:52,906 --> 00:03:56,202 - [Robert] Honestly, the very early iterations of shows were 113 00:03:56,202 --> 00:03:58,141 well, let's think about the different types of video games. 114 00:03:58,141 --> 00:04:01,180 There are action video games. Okay, that's "Blister". 115 00:04:01,180 --> 00:04:04,957 There are sports video games, okay, that's "Sweat". 116 00:04:04,957 --> 00:04:08,493 There was a show about multiplayer games called "Arena". 117 00:04:08,493 --> 00:04:11,101 And so they were just very generic because nobody knew 118 00:04:11,101 --> 00:04:14,464 how to make, at that point, content about video games. 119 00:04:14,464 --> 00:04:17,381 We were figuring it out as we went. 120 00:04:18,645 --> 00:04:23,284 G4 from 2002 to 2004 was growing, but it's slow. 121 00:04:23,284 --> 00:04:24,173 (beeping) 122 00:04:24,173 --> 00:04:27,010 - [Rick] In 2002, G4 TV and Tech TV, 123 00:04:27,010 --> 00:04:29,926 were two completely different entities. 124 00:04:29,926 --> 00:04:32,430 Comcast purchased Tech TV, 125 00:04:32,430 --> 00:04:36,680 in order to help boost G4's viewer base, basically. 126 00:04:37,690 --> 00:04:40,294 - [Host] Live from the Tech TV studios in San Francisco. 127 00:04:40,294 --> 00:04:41,794 It's the Screen Savers. 128 00:04:41,794 --> 00:04:42,836 (applause) 129 00:04:42,836 --> 00:04:45,725 The first email's from Rick, he says, I'm just curious, 130 00:04:45,725 --> 00:04:50,185 I read that Comcast is going to buy Tech TV. Is that true? 131 00:04:50,185 --> 00:04:51,722 - [Screen Saver] Yes, it is true. 132 00:04:51,722 --> 00:04:54,068 The sale happened, or rather, the agreement 133 00:04:54,068 --> 00:04:56,045 happened yesterday, and then we're waiting. 134 00:04:56,045 --> 00:04:57,816 It takes a couple of months, maybe a month 135 00:04:57,816 --> 00:05:00,275 for regulatory approval, and at that point, 136 00:05:00,275 --> 00:05:02,918 we'll be merged with G4, which is their gaming channel. 137 00:05:02,918 --> 00:05:04,246 And uh- 138 00:05:04,246 --> 00:05:05,528 - That's pretty much all we know. 139 00:05:05,528 --> 00:05:06,411 - That's all we know. 140 00:05:06,411 --> 00:05:07,999 - [Rick] It was definitely tough on the people 141 00:05:07,999 --> 00:05:09,286 who came from San Francisco. 142 00:05:09,286 --> 00:05:11,347 - But as you can see, this week's ratings are down. 143 00:05:11,347 --> 00:05:15,013 So who's turn is it to be taken out back and shot? 144 00:05:15,013 --> 00:05:16,935 (gun cocking & firing) 145 00:05:16,935 --> 00:05:20,482 - [Rick] More people left from that network than, you know, 146 00:05:20,482 --> 00:05:21,542 G4 when the move happened. 147 00:05:21,542 --> 00:05:22,436 (ascending synth riff) 148 00:05:22,436 --> 00:05:25,676 Meanwhile, it was incredibly positive and happy, 149 00:05:25,676 --> 00:05:28,880 in Southern California. We all thought, great. 150 00:05:28,880 --> 00:05:29,724 The network's gonna get bigger. 151 00:05:29,724 --> 00:05:31,137 We'll finally be able to be Nielsen rated. 152 00:05:31,137 --> 00:05:33,192 (static buzzing) 153 00:05:33,192 --> 00:05:35,549 - You're using the finest home entertainment service 154 00:05:35,549 --> 00:05:36,590 available anywhere. 155 00:05:36,590 --> 00:05:37,547 (static buzzing) 156 00:05:37,547 --> 00:05:40,547 (tense synth music) 157 00:05:41,870 --> 00:05:43,617 (crashing) 158 00:05:43,617 --> 00:05:45,378 - [Rick] For a while there, for a few months, 159 00:05:45,378 --> 00:05:47,845 after the purchase, it, the whole thing was rebranded 160 00:05:47,845 --> 00:05:49,412 G4 Tech TV. 161 00:05:49,412 --> 00:05:52,748 Before it was then rebranded again to just G4 TV. 162 00:05:52,748 --> 00:05:53,594 (comedic babbling) 163 00:05:53,594 --> 00:05:54,427 (loud crashing) 164 00:05:54,427 --> 00:05:55,510 - Oh! Whoops. 165 00:05:55,510 --> 00:05:59,779 - [Roger] At some, point post G4 Tech TV becoming G4. 166 00:05:59,779 --> 00:06:02,594 There was a need to revamp the Screen Savers. 167 00:06:02,594 --> 00:06:04,199 - Ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the Screen Savers, 168 00:06:04,199 --> 00:06:05,032 I'm Patrick- 169 00:06:05,032 --> 00:06:05,865 (static buzzing) 170 00:06:05,865 --> 00:06:07,227 - [Roger] There was an internal contest, 171 00:06:07,227 --> 00:06:09,902 to think of a new name for the show. 172 00:06:09,902 --> 00:06:11,615 - [Joe] And they had asked everybody, 173 00:06:11,615 --> 00:06:14,503 and that was one of the beautiful things about that network. 174 00:06:14,503 --> 00:06:16,961 Anybody can have a good idea. If they love the show, 175 00:06:16,961 --> 00:06:17,794 (static buzzing) 176 00:06:17,794 --> 00:06:19,459 if they love what it stands for, 177 00:06:19,459 --> 00:06:23,118 then their creative output could be the thing 178 00:06:23,118 --> 00:06:27,524 that is the linchpin into where the show goes next, 179 00:06:27,524 --> 00:06:29,781 or what that iconic name could be. 180 00:06:29,781 --> 00:06:32,866 - [Robert] If I recall the prize for 181 00:06:32,866 --> 00:06:37,172 coming up with the new name was, uh, like an iPod Video, 182 00:06:37,172 --> 00:06:39,736 maybe an iPod nano. This was, you know, 183 00:06:39,736 --> 00:06:40,844 it was a different time. 184 00:06:40,844 --> 00:06:42,794 [Joe] I was working with Mike Shaw at the time. 185 00:06:42,794 --> 00:06:46,230 I remember him kind of spit-balling all these ideas, 186 00:06:46,230 --> 00:06:50,480 and then he ended up coming up with this manifesto. 187 00:06:51,790 --> 00:06:53,933 - [Brian] And I might be remembering this wrong, 188 00:06:53,933 --> 00:06:56,232 but I feel like Mike Shaw stood up and read it 189 00:06:56,232 --> 00:06:58,807 with this passionate, we're not football, 190 00:06:58,807 --> 00:07:00,255 we're Lord of the Rings. 191 00:07:00,255 --> 00:07:02,344 And it just hit the nail on the head. 192 00:07:02,344 --> 00:07:04,373 I get emotional just talking about it, 193 00:07:04,373 --> 00:07:06,853 because I'm like, yes, yes, that's it. 194 00:07:06,853 --> 00:07:08,811 That's who we are. 195 00:07:08,811 --> 00:07:10,582 (fading synth tone) 196 00:07:10,582 --> 00:07:12,415 - [Music Sample] Pick up on this. 197 00:07:12,415 --> 00:07:16,498 (Attack of the Show theme music) 198 00:07:23,544 --> 00:07:27,332 ♪ Attack ♪ 199 00:07:27,332 --> 00:07:29,247 ♪ Attack of the Show ♪ 200 00:07:29,247 --> 00:07:31,969 ♪ Attack ♪ 201 00:07:31,969 --> 00:07:34,326 - [Joe] But there was something about "Attack of the Show", 202 00:07:34,326 --> 00:07:37,636 exclamation point, that felt very much like 203 00:07:37,636 --> 00:07:39,364 what we were trying to go for. 204 00:07:39,364 --> 00:07:40,369 - [Kevin Pereira] Whoa, whoa, whoa. 205 00:07:40,369 --> 00:07:41,202 Why'd you go? 206 00:07:41,202 --> 00:07:42,035 - No you were supposed to- 207 00:07:42,035 --> 00:07:44,281 - [Joe] And what the founding fathers of the network 208 00:07:44,281 --> 00:07:47,100 were trying to go for something unique, something different, 209 00:07:47,100 --> 00:07:48,668 something a little meta. 210 00:07:48,668 --> 00:07:51,876 Something that was going to kind of turn the mirror 211 00:07:51,876 --> 00:07:55,854 back onto pop culture and kind of spit in its face, 212 00:07:55,854 --> 00:07:58,053 but, but then wipe it off and give you a kiss 213 00:07:58,053 --> 00:07:59,626 at the same time. 214 00:07:59,626 --> 00:08:01,424 - [Sharon] Oh yes. 215 00:08:01,424 --> 00:08:02,434 - Sharon. 216 00:08:02,434 --> 00:08:04,379 - [Sharon] God, I love you. 217 00:08:04,379 --> 00:08:05,860 (drum fill) 218 00:08:05,860 --> 00:08:07,203 (typing) 219 00:08:07,203 --> 00:08:08,133 (knocking) 220 00:08:08,133 --> 00:08:09,672 (door creaking) 221 00:08:09,672 --> 00:08:10,505 - Hey man. 222 00:08:10,505 --> 00:08:12,566 - What's up Chris? How you doing man? God, 223 00:08:12,566 --> 00:08:16,080 your hair hasn't changed at all. Dude, that's ridiculous. 224 00:08:16,080 --> 00:08:17,202 (laughing) 225 00:08:17,202 --> 00:08:19,493 - Uh, look man. I really need a favor. 226 00:08:19,493 --> 00:08:21,658 - Oh, you're here to interview me for the doc. 227 00:08:21,658 --> 00:08:22,878 Yes. I knew you'd come by. 228 00:08:22,878 --> 00:08:24,015 I'm in. Let's do it. 229 00:08:24,015 --> 00:08:25,265 - Actually, no. 230 00:08:26,754 --> 00:08:27,587 - So, 231 00:08:28,931 --> 00:08:31,122 what do you, well no like, we'll, 232 00:08:31,122 --> 00:08:31,955 - No. 233 00:08:31,955 --> 00:08:34,538 - Well, uh, okay, so what's up? 234 00:08:35,465 --> 00:08:38,510 - I could really use some songs. 235 00:08:38,510 --> 00:08:40,706 (sighing) 236 00:08:40,706 --> 00:08:42,012 - Yeah, all right. 237 00:08:42,012 --> 00:08:42,845 Later bro. 238 00:08:42,845 --> 00:08:43,851 (door creaking & closing) 239 00:08:43,851 --> 00:08:46,567 ♪ Have you heard sir? There's gonna be a merger. ♪ 240 00:08:46,567 --> 00:08:49,235 ♪ No, you're wrong sir. That's just absurd, sir. ♪ 241 00:08:49,235 --> 00:08:53,134 ♪ That's the word sir. G4 is gonna submerge Tech TV. ♪ 242 00:08:53,134 --> 00:08:55,925 ♪ It's a dream merger for nerds, sir. ♪ 243 00:08:55,925 --> 00:08:58,578 ♪ Look, I know what you're thinking. Man, I can't stand ya. ♪ 244 00:08:58,578 --> 00:09:00,948 ♪ Zack, you're a Jewish wannabe Lin Manuel Miranda. ♪ 245 00:09:00,948 --> 00:09:03,460 ♪ Ha. But it happened just like they warned you. ♪ 246 00:09:03,460 --> 00:09:07,067 ♪ The G4 TV world was formed. ♪ 247 00:09:07,067 --> 00:09:07,900 (wind blowing) 248 00:09:07,900 --> 00:09:10,886 - [Robert] The first time I remember meeting Kevin Pereira. 249 00:09:10,886 --> 00:09:15,477 I think he was an intern on a show that was awkwardly titled 250 00:09:15,477 --> 00:09:16,581 (whooshing) 251 00:09:16,581 --> 00:09:17,539 G4 TV.com. 252 00:09:17,539 --> 00:09:19,943 - [Laura] Kevin was my assistant, he was my PA. 253 00:09:19,943 --> 00:09:22,191 - [Kevin Pereira] I once was a PA at the network, 254 00:09:22,191 --> 00:09:23,848 getting balance bars and coffee. 255 00:09:23,848 --> 00:09:26,232 And then one day in the lunchroom, an executive producer 256 00:09:26,232 --> 00:09:28,023 for another show called "Arena", 257 00:09:28,023 --> 00:09:30,688 asked me if I had any interest in being on camera. 258 00:09:30,688 --> 00:09:32,978 And I looked around and I didn't see a couch, it felt safe. 259 00:09:32,978 --> 00:09:33,811 And I said, yes. 260 00:09:33,811 --> 00:09:35,598 - I think you're gonna be the best host ever. 261 00:09:35,598 --> 00:09:36,431 - Really? 262 00:09:36,431 --> 00:09:37,363 - You really got it kid. 263 00:09:37,363 --> 00:09:38,605 - Wow. Thanks Sarah. I appreciate it. 264 00:09:38,605 --> 00:09:39,438 - Have a good day. 265 00:09:39,438 --> 00:09:40,271 - Yeah, I will. You too. 266 00:09:40,271 --> 00:09:41,104 - [Sarah] All right. 267 00:09:41,104 --> 00:09:41,937 - All right. 268 00:09:41,937 --> 00:09:43,224 Awesome. Yeah. 269 00:09:43,224 --> 00:09:44,408 Yeah, it's gonna be great. 270 00:09:44,408 --> 00:09:46,180 - [Laura] He was doing some internet radio show 271 00:09:46,180 --> 00:09:47,659 that had a little bit of a following, 272 00:09:47,659 --> 00:09:49,276 that might be how Scott found him. 273 00:09:49,276 --> 00:09:50,316 - [Kevin Pereira] And so I'm sitting there 274 00:09:50,316 --> 00:09:52,716 and while I'm using my little Johnson baby shampoo, 275 00:09:52,716 --> 00:09:55,148 some gets in my eyes and although it says no tears 276 00:09:55,148 --> 00:09:57,276 on the bottle, let me tell you that stuff burns. 277 00:09:57,276 --> 00:09:58,828 Okay? My eyes were red. 278 00:09:58,828 --> 00:09:59,778 (film reel whirring) 279 00:09:59,778 --> 00:10:01,486 You have to work as a team here to survive here in "Arena". 280 00:10:01,486 --> 00:10:02,319 Well, team- 281 00:10:02,319 --> 00:10:05,292 - [Robert] There was some sort of issue with Wil Wheaton, 282 00:10:05,292 --> 00:10:07,057 and the other host of "Arena." 283 00:10:07,057 --> 00:10:08,204 - Trying to say is that they- 284 00:10:08,204 --> 00:10:09,037 - [Travis] Okay "Campy McCamp Camp". 285 00:10:09,037 --> 00:10:10,565 - You know what? Maybe I should camp you. 286 00:10:10,565 --> 00:10:14,045 - All right go ahead, why don't you do that camper. 287 00:10:14,045 --> 00:10:15,398 - I'm going to watch the pirate ship sink. 288 00:10:15,398 --> 00:10:16,231 (metal clanging) 289 00:10:16,231 --> 00:10:17,064 - Why don't you do that. 290 00:10:17,064 --> 00:10:19,005 - [Robert] Kevin ended up Hosting "Arena", 291 00:10:19,005 --> 00:10:22,869 which was this sort of LAN party competitive gaming show. 292 00:10:22,869 --> 00:10:25,897 It was just really clear that even though he was young, 293 00:10:25,897 --> 00:10:27,801 even though he couldn't grow a real mustache, 294 00:10:27,801 --> 00:10:30,729 he was super talented and super witty, 295 00:10:30,729 --> 00:10:33,713 and it kind of didn't matter what you wrote in the script 296 00:10:33,713 --> 00:10:35,106 because he was just gonna go, 297 00:10:35,106 --> 00:10:35,939 - [Kevin Pereira] I've been really sick, 298 00:10:35,939 --> 00:10:37,485 I still am a little bit. So there will be phlegm, 299 00:10:37,485 --> 00:10:39,036 I promise at some point in the show today. 300 00:10:39,036 --> 00:10:39,869 - [Sarah] Neat. 301 00:10:39,869 --> 00:10:40,702 - Perhaps it might land on you, 302 00:10:40,702 --> 00:10:41,535 - Neat. 303 00:10:41,535 --> 00:10:42,460 - Sarah, if you're lucky. 304 00:10:42,460 --> 00:10:44,399 - [Laura] He had always wanted to be on camera and you know, 305 00:10:44,399 --> 00:10:45,814 rightfully so, he's good on camera. 306 00:10:45,814 --> 00:10:46,647 - Bye kids. 307 00:10:46,647 --> 00:10:49,115 - [Laura] And our director at the time said, 308 00:10:49,115 --> 00:10:51,455 we can never put that kid on camera. 309 00:10:51,455 --> 00:10:54,435 He was scrawny and his jawline wasn't, uh, 310 00:10:54,435 --> 00:10:56,573 he looked like a little tiny kid, right? 311 00:10:56,573 --> 00:10:59,620 And he just wasn't the image of male hunk-ness 312 00:10:59,620 --> 00:11:03,056 that your typical host or television personality would have. 313 00:11:03,056 --> 00:11:05,892 So, clearly that director has since been proven wrong, 314 00:11:05,892 --> 00:11:07,533 since Kevin did get his shot on camera, 315 00:11:07,533 --> 00:11:08,366 and he did great at it. 316 00:11:08,366 --> 00:11:09,199 (laughing) 317 00:11:09,199 --> 00:11:10,032 - Who the hell is that d-bag? 318 00:11:10,032 --> 00:11:11,385 Welcome to the "Console Pit". 319 00:11:11,385 --> 00:11:13,104 We're about to get it on in "Burnout 2". 320 00:11:13,104 --> 00:11:15,333 Oh nice molester stash. Yeah, that's it. 321 00:11:15,333 --> 00:11:17,546 Oh, and a Canadian tuxedo. 322 00:11:17,546 --> 00:11:19,149 Real classy. 323 00:11:19,149 --> 00:11:20,607 - [Casey] I honestly don't remember 324 00:11:20,607 --> 00:11:23,657 if he had the mustache when I was with him. 325 00:11:23,657 --> 00:11:25,603 - You said, oh look at the mustache. 326 00:11:25,603 --> 00:11:26,634 (laughing) 327 00:11:26,634 --> 00:11:28,480 - Well the mustache is the best part. 328 00:11:28,480 --> 00:11:30,079 - [Casey] He was a TV host, 329 00:11:30,079 --> 00:11:33,250 who was also a production assistant on another show, 330 00:11:33,250 --> 00:11:36,177 which on the one hand is like insulting, 331 00:11:36,177 --> 00:11:37,835 but on the other hand is like, 332 00:11:37,835 --> 00:11:40,205 that's kind of how G4 was that time. 333 00:11:40,205 --> 00:11:41,623 - [Victor] I was just impressed as hell 334 00:11:41,623 --> 00:11:43,770 that he was finding a path as a career 335 00:11:43,770 --> 00:11:47,391 in this space, so efficiently and so quickly, 336 00:11:47,391 --> 00:11:48,651 and just impressed by his talent. 337 00:11:48,651 --> 00:11:50,389 Guy was good mustache or not. 338 00:11:50,389 --> 00:11:51,222 (door opening) 339 00:11:51,222 --> 00:11:52,055 - Oh! 340 00:11:52,055 --> 00:11:53,270 (film whirring) 341 00:11:53,270 --> 00:11:54,485 What? 342 00:11:54,485 --> 00:11:57,742 - Kevin, you do know who that is, right? 343 00:11:57,742 --> 00:11:59,978 - Let's let the fur fly in Unreal Tournament. 344 00:11:59,978 --> 00:12:02,271 Yeah, it's, uh, it's Shia LaBeouf. 345 00:12:02,271 --> 00:12:03,104 The Transformers kid. 346 00:12:03,104 --> 00:12:04,073 - No, it's you. 347 00:12:04,073 --> 00:12:05,167 - [Kevin Pereira] That's not- 348 00:12:05,167 --> 00:12:06,000 (Kevin talking in clip) 349 00:12:06,000 --> 00:12:07,258 Shut, shut up, get outta of here. 350 00:12:07,258 --> 00:12:08,091 (audience laughter) 351 00:12:08,091 --> 00:12:09,587 Close, close the door. 352 00:12:09,587 --> 00:12:10,988 - [Kevin From Clip] Lots of lead punishment. 353 00:12:10,988 --> 00:12:11,821 - It is me 354 00:12:11,821 --> 00:12:12,654 - [Kevin From Clip] So let's get to the action, 355 00:12:12,654 --> 00:12:14,409 and see what happens in "SOCOM 2". 356 00:12:14,409 --> 00:12:15,242 - [Kevin Pereira] Kinda hot. 357 00:12:15,242 --> 00:12:16,151 (pants unzipping) 358 00:12:16,151 --> 00:12:18,308 - Kevin Pereira was basically the Bugs Bunny 359 00:12:18,308 --> 00:12:21,825 of "Attack of the Show". He was there to disrupt everything. 360 00:12:21,825 --> 00:12:23,576 You know, right before we went live, 361 00:12:23,576 --> 00:12:25,251 I'd hear a three, two, one, go. 362 00:12:25,251 --> 00:12:28,686 And Kevin had just shown me "Two Girls, One Cup", 363 00:12:28,686 --> 00:12:29,519 (whooshing) 364 00:12:29,519 --> 00:12:31,464 and I have a horrified look on my face. 365 00:12:31,464 --> 00:12:35,092 - [John Rieber] Sarah Lane came into my office and said, 366 00:12:35,092 --> 00:12:36,848 "I don't think I want to do this anymore. 367 00:12:36,848 --> 00:12:38,560 I'm kind of burnt out". 368 00:12:38,560 --> 00:12:40,496 And I said, "Okay, give me enough time 369 00:12:40,496 --> 00:12:42,026 to find someone to replace you, 370 00:12:42,026 --> 00:12:43,991 and then we'll just get you out of this". 371 00:12:43,991 --> 00:12:48,723 So my friend sent me a series of VHS resume tapes, 372 00:12:48,723 --> 00:12:51,729 and one of them with the name Lisa Munn on it, 373 00:12:51,729 --> 00:12:55,061 included a young woman who was shown doing 374 00:12:55,061 --> 00:12:57,661 sideline reporting from the University of Oklahoma 375 00:12:57,661 --> 00:13:01,094 football games. And as it turns out, that was Olivia Munn. 376 00:13:01,094 --> 00:13:04,110 Olivia had just done a show called "Beyond the Break" 377 00:13:04,110 --> 00:13:07,808 in a small role about surfer girls in Hawaii. 378 00:13:07,808 --> 00:13:11,188 Other than that, she had no credits whatsoever. 379 00:13:11,188 --> 00:13:14,086 I took Lisa Munn, who now Olivia Munn, 380 00:13:14,086 --> 00:13:17,042 and about a dozen other candidates 381 00:13:17,042 --> 00:13:21,489 and brought them in and Kevin did a 10 minute sequence 382 00:13:21,489 --> 00:13:23,525 of "Attack of the Show" with each of them. 383 00:13:23,525 --> 00:13:26,640 And there were many who were not right for it at all. 384 00:13:26,640 --> 00:13:28,620 Whitney Cummings, as a matter of fact, 385 00:13:28,620 --> 00:13:31,593 was one of the people who came in and auditioned. 386 00:13:31,593 --> 00:13:34,630 Everyone loved her, she was incredible. 387 00:13:34,630 --> 00:13:37,505 There was no one better than Whitney Cummings 388 00:13:37,505 --> 00:13:40,072 until Olivia Munn came on set. 389 00:13:40,072 --> 00:13:41,077 (reflective synth music) 390 00:13:41,077 --> 00:13:41,910 - [Kevin Pereira] Hello everybody, 391 00:13:41,910 --> 00:13:42,743 welcome to "Attack of the Show". 392 00:13:42,743 --> 00:13:43,941 It's Monday, April 10th. 393 00:13:43,941 --> 00:13:46,761 I'm Kevin Pereira and I am honored. It is a privilege, 394 00:13:46,761 --> 00:13:48,913 to welcome our new co-host because it, 395 00:13:48,913 --> 00:13:49,991 it says it right there on the prompter. 396 00:13:49,991 --> 00:13:51,114 I had a little trouble sounding it out. 397 00:13:51,114 --> 00:13:53,458 Olivia Munn, ladies and gentlemen, come on now. 398 00:13:53,458 --> 00:13:55,814 - [Casey] Olivia brought a lot to that show. 399 00:13:55,814 --> 00:13:57,686 She brought her voice, she brought her attitude, 400 00:13:57,686 --> 00:13:58,548 she brought her energy. 401 00:13:58,548 --> 00:14:00,917 - [British Accent] Hello Governors. 402 00:14:00,917 --> 00:14:02,334 I am Olivia Munn. 403 00:14:08,648 --> 00:14:11,073 I'll be playing the part of Strawberry Field. 404 00:14:11,073 --> 00:14:14,435 - [Anna] She was relatively unknown but was like, so pro. 405 00:14:14,435 --> 00:14:16,028 - Hi everybody. I'm Olivia Munn, 406 00:14:16,028 --> 00:14:18,425 and I know that Kevin and Chris are hosting the show today, 407 00:14:18,425 --> 00:14:19,258 (reflective piano music) 408 00:14:19,258 --> 00:14:21,215 so it might be missing a feminine touch. 409 00:14:21,215 --> 00:14:23,965 So I thought I'd inject a little femininity into the show. 410 00:14:23,965 --> 00:14:25,945 So here you go. 411 00:14:25,945 --> 00:14:27,122 Vagina, vagina, vagina. 412 00:14:27,122 --> 00:14:29,573 Kevin's mom's vagina, Kevin's vagina, coochie, vagina. 413 00:14:29,573 --> 00:14:31,572 My vagina is a little itchy right now. Vagina. 414 00:14:31,572 --> 00:14:33,096 Thanks, vagina. Bye. 415 00:14:33,096 --> 00:14:35,724 - [Casey] She sold everything that we wrote for her. 416 00:14:35,724 --> 00:14:37,688 She delivered amazingly. 417 00:14:37,688 --> 00:14:40,743 (applause & laughter) 418 00:14:40,743 --> 00:14:41,576 - No- 419 00:14:42,701 --> 00:14:44,371 - They smell really fresh and 420 00:14:44,371 --> 00:14:45,204 (sniffing) 421 00:14:45,204 --> 00:14:46,636 musty. Okay cool! 422 00:14:46,636 --> 00:14:48,193 - [Chris Flynn] I watched in these rehearsals 423 00:14:48,193 --> 00:14:50,789 where Olivia held her own and came up with things 424 00:14:50,789 --> 00:14:54,137 that were just as crazy as what they were suggesting. 425 00:14:54,137 --> 00:14:55,464 - [Genji] She wasn't really afraid of much, 426 00:14:55,464 --> 00:14:57,189 but she was afraid of snakes and I, I, 427 00:14:57,189 --> 00:15:00,036 I believe there was one episode where we had her lay 428 00:15:00,036 --> 00:15:02,382 on the couch and we dumped a bunch of snakes on her, 429 00:15:02,382 --> 00:15:05,325 and I, I just remember being like, wow. 430 00:15:05,325 --> 00:15:06,409 (laughing) 431 00:15:06,409 --> 00:15:07,303 - [Kevin Pereira] Munn, I'm proud of you. 432 00:15:07,303 --> 00:15:08,553 That's, that took, that took some guts, come on. 433 00:15:08,553 --> 00:15:09,386 (clapping) 434 00:15:09,386 --> 00:15:10,219 - Kevin, uh. 435 00:15:10,219 --> 00:15:11,052 - Olivia Munn. 436 00:15:11,052 --> 00:15:12,385 - [Genji] She's really ready to do anything 437 00:15:12,385 --> 00:15:14,689 to make sure this show is successful. 438 00:15:14,689 --> 00:15:15,683 (dramatic music) 439 00:15:15,683 --> 00:15:18,359 - [Olivia] Drop the muffin. 440 00:15:18,359 --> 00:15:19,918 (rock crashing) 441 00:15:19,918 --> 00:15:20,751 (smooth saxophone music) 442 00:15:20,751 --> 00:15:22,146 Hi, I'm Wonder Woman. 443 00:15:22,146 --> 00:15:23,526 Superhero, 444 00:15:23,526 --> 00:15:24,710 celebrity, 445 00:15:24,710 --> 00:15:27,277 and your guide to office safety. 446 00:15:27,277 --> 00:15:28,110 (laughing) 447 00:15:28,110 --> 00:15:28,943 (shiny dinging) 448 00:15:28,943 --> 00:15:30,796 - [Joe] There's something that that can be said about 449 00:15:30,796 --> 00:15:35,796 when you know that someone has it, that star quality thing. 450 00:15:35,807 --> 00:15:37,759 (heroic music) 451 00:15:37,759 --> 00:15:38,714 (loud crashing) 452 00:15:38,714 --> 00:15:39,547 (car alarm squealing) 453 00:15:39,547 --> 00:15:41,898 - [Casey] And she had great chemistry with Kevin on camera. 454 00:15:41,898 --> 00:15:44,647 They were such a great team. 455 00:15:44,647 --> 00:15:45,605 - Yes, bigger. 456 00:15:45,605 --> 00:15:46,438 - Oh. 457 00:15:46,438 --> 00:15:48,021 - What is it? How is that gonna get attention. There we go. 458 00:15:48,021 --> 00:15:48,854 (Olivia humming) 459 00:15:48,854 --> 00:15:49,687 Work them dollars. 460 00:15:49,687 --> 00:15:52,487 - [Genji] I think initially, Olivia was 461 00:15:52,487 --> 00:15:56,247 trying her hardest to get a sense of the 462 00:15:56,247 --> 00:15:57,975 workings of the show. 463 00:15:57,975 --> 00:16:00,372 Camera turning where to, you know, sort of be. 464 00:16:00,372 --> 00:16:02,793 Like when she could chime in and do a bit. 465 00:16:02,793 --> 00:16:04,976 How she could get a reaction from a camera. 466 00:16:04,976 --> 00:16:06,526 - She's like, "What are you doing? I love you so much, 467 00:16:06,526 --> 00:16:07,484 why are you cheating on me? With that girl with- 468 00:16:07,484 --> 00:16:08,317 - [Kevin Pereira] Hey camera guy, 469 00:16:08,317 --> 00:16:09,448 you're only encouraging this crap. 470 00:16:09,448 --> 00:16:10,282 (laughing) 471 00:16:10,282 --> 00:16:14,465 Stop with the slow push and cut to Pereira. 472 00:16:14,465 --> 00:16:15,298 Thank you. 473 00:16:15,298 --> 00:16:16,131 (laughing) 474 00:16:16,131 --> 00:16:18,714 Now, just because epic- Oh man. 475 00:16:20,310 --> 00:16:21,964 (laughing) 476 00:16:21,964 --> 00:16:24,030 (Olivia mouthing words silently) 477 00:16:24,030 --> 00:16:25,658 (clapping) 478 00:16:25,658 --> 00:16:27,329 You know, just because Epic April is over, 479 00:16:27,329 --> 00:16:30,090 it doesn't mean we still don't get unnecessarily angry 480 00:16:30,090 --> 00:16:31,447 about things. Right Olivia? 481 00:16:31,447 --> 00:16:33,697 (laughing) 482 00:16:34,662 --> 00:16:35,752 - [Chris Flynn] Yeah. I mean she's a great actress. 483 00:16:35,752 --> 00:16:36,585 - [Kevin Pereira] That's right. 484 00:16:36,585 --> 00:16:38,050 - [Chris Flynn] But she is a brilliant comedian, 485 00:16:38,050 --> 00:16:40,348 and that's why she was able to hold her own with Kevin, 486 00:16:40,348 --> 00:16:42,470 'cause she can play blue just as much as him. 487 00:16:42,470 --> 00:16:44,307 - [Olivia] Olivia, um. Even, I don't know where that's been. 488 00:16:44,307 --> 00:16:46,900 (cucumber cracking) 489 00:16:46,900 --> 00:16:48,720 (cheering & gasping) 490 00:16:48,720 --> 00:16:50,119 - I don't swallow with Kevin. 491 00:16:50,119 --> 00:16:51,899 (laughter) 492 00:16:51,899 --> 00:16:56,307 - [Genji] And Kevin was trying to figure out, you know, 493 00:16:56,307 --> 00:16:58,220 what can I get away with. 494 00:16:58,220 --> 00:17:00,417 (silly babbling) 495 00:17:00,417 --> 00:17:03,431 (upbeat electronic music) 496 00:17:03,431 --> 00:17:05,417 - Dudes just want to have sex with them. 497 00:17:05,417 --> 00:17:06,927 (laughing) 498 00:17:06,927 --> 00:17:07,868 - Really terribly. 499 00:17:07,868 --> 00:17:08,701 - Ah. 500 00:17:08,701 --> 00:17:09,534 (ballon popping) 501 00:17:09,534 --> 00:17:10,367 - Oh my God! 502 00:17:10,367 --> 00:17:11,200 - [Robert] And it was amazing because 503 00:17:11,200 --> 00:17:12,943 it would just be a fun game for them to see, 504 00:17:12,943 --> 00:17:15,636 what troll-y joke can I just slip in here? 505 00:17:15,636 --> 00:17:18,834 - There's your special edition right there, Chris Gore. 506 00:17:18,834 --> 00:17:19,869 (cheering) 507 00:17:19,869 --> 00:17:22,170 I just, I just realized the forum trap 508 00:17:22,170 --> 00:17:24,009 of the animated gif of this. 509 00:17:24,009 --> 00:17:25,948 (laughing) 510 00:17:25,948 --> 00:17:28,457 - [Robert] He's you know, naturally so gifted 511 00:17:28,457 --> 00:17:31,335 at just going, and going, and going. 512 00:17:31,335 --> 00:17:32,590 - [Kevin Pereira] There's a release. 513 00:17:32,590 --> 00:17:34,364 Come here buddy! Who's my buddy? Who's my- 514 00:17:34,364 --> 00:17:35,372 (balloon popping) 515 00:17:35,372 --> 00:17:36,205 - Sony 3.1. 516 00:17:36,205 --> 00:17:37,038 (popping & crashing) 517 00:17:37,038 --> 00:17:37,871 Oh shit! 518 00:17:37,871 --> 00:17:41,146 (audience gasping & laughing) 519 00:17:41,146 --> 00:17:43,053 - Oh God, that felt so good. 520 00:17:43,053 --> 00:17:45,303 (cheering) 521 00:17:48,706 --> 00:17:51,539 (Olivia laughing) 522 00:17:54,200 --> 00:17:55,841 - [Olivia] Kevin, are you okay? 523 00:17:55,841 --> 00:17:56,674 - Fantastic. 524 00:17:56,674 --> 00:17:57,507 (chuckles) 525 00:17:57,507 --> 00:17:59,820 - That had to hurt. Kevin, you hit your head. 526 00:17:59,820 --> 00:18:02,059 - Do you know if, when you bleed internally. 527 00:18:02,059 --> 00:18:03,767 - [Joe] I had heard about Kevin a little bit 528 00:18:03,767 --> 00:18:06,607 from Jim Downs and from Scott Rubin. 529 00:18:06,607 --> 00:18:08,309 You know, like, oh there's this kid that we're bringing in 530 00:18:08,309 --> 00:18:10,421 now that is a little on the green side, 531 00:18:10,421 --> 00:18:13,529 but he's got a lot of passion. He obviously knows his shit. 532 00:18:13,529 --> 00:18:15,042 - [Batman] A storm is coming. 533 00:18:15,042 --> 00:18:17,333 - Oh, just stop doing that. 534 00:18:17,333 --> 00:18:19,011 - [Joe] There was something so exciting 535 00:18:19,011 --> 00:18:22,520 about watching the onscreen talent evolve on camera. 536 00:18:22,520 --> 00:18:23,353 - Oh my God. 537 00:18:23,353 --> 00:18:24,486 - [Kevin Pereira] Yeah. Yeah. 538 00:18:24,486 --> 00:18:27,298 - [Joe] Watching someone who truly had, you know, 539 00:18:27,298 --> 00:18:29,730 very little experience in the, in that field, 540 00:18:29,730 --> 00:18:32,642 and being on camera like that and being the voice 541 00:18:32,642 --> 00:18:35,559 of a network, because Kevin was us. 542 00:18:36,570 --> 00:18:37,403 - These are terrible. 543 00:18:37,403 --> 00:18:39,311 These are like, these are the worst things ever. 544 00:18:39,311 --> 00:18:41,497 ATM breaking, monkey washes cat. 545 00:18:41,497 --> 00:18:44,116 We didn't come up with these, some set designer did. 546 00:18:44,116 --> 00:18:44,949 (synth music) 547 00:18:44,949 --> 00:18:47,512 "OMGROFLOL!" has now become an inside joke for our show. 548 00:18:47,512 --> 00:18:49,112 It's one of the worst things ever. 549 00:18:49,112 --> 00:18:50,874 And then Gadget Pron. Reviews of latest gadgets 550 00:18:50,874 --> 00:18:53,899 and latest and greatest tech. Really? 551 00:18:53,899 --> 00:18:55,584 Okay. They're watching the show. They get it. 552 00:18:55,584 --> 00:18:57,304 - [Chris Flynn] Kevin, he had all of this stuff, 553 00:18:57,304 --> 00:18:58,944 but it was also kind of, you know, 554 00:18:58,944 --> 00:19:02,336 subversive 4Chan dark comedy, you know, kind of stuff, 555 00:19:02,336 --> 00:19:04,830 which was great. It was always really good for big laughs. 556 00:19:04,830 --> 00:19:07,394 - You have an increased risk of becoming bipolar. 557 00:19:07,394 --> 00:19:09,682 Guess what, Munn? Didn't need a DNA test to tell me that. 558 00:19:09,682 --> 00:19:10,515 Psycho! 559 00:19:10,515 --> 00:19:11,348 (cheering) 560 00:19:11,348 --> 00:19:12,259 - [Chris Flynn] And she'd come up with something 561 00:19:12,259 --> 00:19:13,367 even better. 562 00:19:13,367 --> 00:19:15,393 - Can't detect sweat, smell very well. 563 00:19:15,393 --> 00:19:17,343 And that's fair because if you're around him, 564 00:19:17,343 --> 00:19:19,956 as you boys are, he smells like poop. 565 00:19:19,956 --> 00:19:22,373 He's also more susceptible to getting AIDs. 566 00:19:22,373 --> 00:19:23,568 Wrap that little thing up. 567 00:19:23,568 --> 00:19:24,401 - What? Oh come on! 568 00:19:24,401 --> 00:19:25,234 (cheering & jeering) 569 00:19:25,234 --> 00:19:26,067 - Wrap it up! 570 00:19:26,067 --> 00:19:27,802 - [Chris Flynn] I think the Cholula incident 571 00:19:27,802 --> 00:19:28,973 tells you everything you need to know 572 00:19:28,973 --> 00:19:30,058 about that relationship. 573 00:19:30,058 --> 00:19:31,115 - Our Lady of Cholula. 574 00:19:31,115 --> 00:19:31,948 Mmhmm. 575 00:19:31,948 --> 00:19:32,781 - Oh my gosh! 576 00:19:32,781 --> 00:19:34,145 - [Crowd Member] Oh Cholula! 577 00:19:34,145 --> 00:19:34,978 - Woo! 578 00:19:34,978 --> 00:19:35,811 - Let's get to it. 579 00:19:35,811 --> 00:19:36,800 - [Chris Flynn] You know, in rehearsals we thought 580 00:19:36,800 --> 00:19:39,332 it was literally gonna go like two shots, 581 00:19:39,332 --> 00:19:40,518 and that Olivia will give up. 582 00:19:40,518 --> 00:19:42,109 (applauding) 583 00:19:42,109 --> 00:19:42,942 - Woo! 584 00:19:42,942 --> 00:19:44,283 - [Chris] Well Kevin kept pushing it. 585 00:19:44,283 --> 00:19:45,492 He said, "Well I'm gonna do another one, 586 00:19:45,492 --> 00:19:46,528 because I wanna make her do another one. 587 00:19:46,528 --> 00:19:48,320 - [Audience] Three! Three! Three! Three! 588 00:19:48,320 --> 00:19:49,526 - [Chris] And then she did another one, 589 00:19:49,526 --> 00:19:51,312 and I think it ended up being eleven. 590 00:19:51,312 --> 00:19:52,145 - Ah! 591 00:19:53,020 --> 00:19:54,012 - [Chris Flynn] The two of them spent the night 592 00:19:54,012 --> 00:19:55,211 on the toilet. 593 00:19:55,211 --> 00:19:57,811 - [Genji] I've been doing broadcast for over 25 years. 594 00:19:57,811 --> 00:19:59,394 I've been in a lot of places, 595 00:19:59,394 --> 00:20:01,916 and seen a lot of co-hosts and stuff. 596 00:20:01,916 --> 00:20:04,954 And I don't recall a time where there was 597 00:20:04,954 --> 00:20:08,463 an instant chemistry like with Olivia and Kevin. 598 00:20:08,463 --> 00:20:09,982 - Do you want me to hit you? Because I will hit you. 599 00:20:09,982 --> 00:20:12,134 I'll hit you live on TV, with your parents watching. 600 00:20:12,134 --> 00:20:14,384 - That would not be nice, because maybe some of that 601 00:20:14,384 --> 00:20:15,217 cornstarch would come out of your hair and get- 602 00:20:15,217 --> 00:20:16,050 (slapping) 603 00:20:16,050 --> 00:20:17,958 ♪ Kevin and Olivia, it was all about you. ♪ 604 00:20:17,958 --> 00:20:20,154 ♪ But guess what? There were some other hosts too, ♪ 605 00:20:20,154 --> 00:20:22,564 ♪ like Sarah Lane and Brendan back in the day, see. ♪ 606 00:20:22,564 --> 00:20:24,814 ♪ Will O'Neal, "The Feed" with Layla Kayleigh ♪ 607 00:20:24,814 --> 00:20:25,940 ♪ and Kevin Rose. ♪ 608 00:20:25,940 --> 00:20:28,354 ♪ He kind of made it big. Founded Digg, got paid. ♪ 609 00:20:28,354 --> 00:20:29,412 ♪ Way better gig. ♪ 610 00:20:29,412 --> 00:20:31,378 ♪ I figure you recall my days on the show, ♪ 611 00:20:31,378 --> 00:20:33,713 ♪ with Blair Butler and Kristin Holt, ♪ 612 00:20:33,713 --> 00:20:35,962 ♪ and Chris Hardwick and so many, many more. ♪ 613 00:20:35,962 --> 00:20:38,341 ♪ Oh and sometimes they use that guy named Chris Gore. ♪ 614 00:20:38,341 --> 00:20:39,174 (chuckles) 615 00:20:39,174 --> 00:20:40,396 Sometimes. 616 00:20:40,396 --> 00:20:43,788 - [Joe] When they brought Chris Gore into the fold 617 00:20:43,788 --> 00:20:46,626 as part of "Attack of the Show", to me as a huge fan 618 00:20:46,626 --> 00:20:49,652 of transgressive cinema and punk rock film, 619 00:20:49,652 --> 00:20:51,226 that to me was a vote of confidence. 620 00:20:51,226 --> 00:20:54,801 - Time to recline the La-Z-Boy. It's "DVDuesday". 621 00:20:54,801 --> 00:20:56,251 (record scratching) 622 00:20:56,251 --> 00:20:59,535 (upbeat electronic music) 623 00:20:59,535 --> 00:21:01,347 - Welcome back our film expert, Chris Gore. 624 00:21:01,347 --> 00:21:02,180 (applause) 625 00:21:02,180 --> 00:21:03,263 - Thank you. 626 00:21:03,263 --> 00:21:04,442 Thank you folks. 627 00:21:04,442 --> 00:21:07,537 - [Alan] I loved doing "DVDuesday" and the "Rapid Fire", 628 00:21:07,537 --> 00:21:09,539 - [Chris Gore] "Longest Yard". Best football movie ever. 629 00:21:09,539 --> 00:21:11,462 You've got "Slap Shot". Best hockey- 630 00:21:11,462 --> 00:21:12,744 - [Alan] This was the segment where Chris 631 00:21:12,744 --> 00:21:15,591 had to review a stack of DVDs in about like, 632 00:21:15,591 --> 00:21:17,494 I think it was 30 seconds or a minute. 633 00:21:17,494 --> 00:21:20,930 And he would give like a quick review of a movie and then 634 00:21:20,930 --> 00:21:23,550 toss the DVD cover and move on to the next one. 635 00:21:23,550 --> 00:21:26,003 And it was always fun to watch him fumble through it, 636 00:21:26,003 --> 00:21:27,853 and do as many as he could. 637 00:21:27,853 --> 00:21:29,756 Sometimes he was able to go through the stacks. 638 00:21:29,756 --> 00:21:33,466 Sometimes he, he wasn't, but always fun to watch. 639 00:21:33,466 --> 00:21:36,268 - [Brian] And then from there the wheels were off the bus. 640 00:21:36,268 --> 00:21:37,223 - You can get another light bulb, right? 641 00:21:37,223 --> 00:21:38,056 - [Keven Pereira] Eh. 642 00:21:38,056 --> 00:21:38,889 - Yeah. No big deal. Check it out. 643 00:21:38,889 --> 00:21:39,722 (light shattering) 644 00:21:39,722 --> 00:21:41,188 Whoa. That's cool. 645 00:21:41,188 --> 00:21:42,202 - [Kevin Pereira] And it's on fire. 646 00:21:42,202 --> 00:21:44,361 It's actually on fire now, which is, well blog it. 647 00:21:44,361 --> 00:21:47,173 - [Alan] Any wacky idea, we could see if it sticks. 648 00:21:47,173 --> 00:21:48,498 - Yeah, I noticed the, the arrow looks 649 00:21:48,498 --> 00:21:49,389 reversed here for some reason. 650 00:21:49,389 --> 00:21:50,222 - Well, it is. 651 00:21:50,222 --> 00:21:51,115 - And that can cause tire damage, right? 652 00:21:51,115 --> 00:21:54,043 - [Doctor] You know, this small server is gonna go 653 00:21:54,043 --> 00:21:57,068 past these little muscles and rest for a small period 654 00:21:57,068 --> 00:21:59,517 of time up here in the lower part of the colon. 655 00:21:59,517 --> 00:22:01,856 How come I don't hear the theme from 656 00:22:01,856 --> 00:22:03,042 "2001: A Space Odyssey?" 657 00:22:03,042 --> 00:22:03,875 - [Patient] Oh man. 658 00:22:03,875 --> 00:22:04,708 - [Kevin Pereira] Oh, what is going on? 659 00:22:04,708 --> 00:22:05,861 - [Patient] That doesn't feel right. 660 00:22:05,861 --> 00:22:07,748 - [Kevin Pereira] What is going on right now? 661 00:22:07,748 --> 00:22:09,600 - [Doctor] And we're we're as far as we need to be today. 662 00:22:09,600 --> 00:22:11,058 That's perfect. 663 00:22:11,058 --> 00:22:11,891 - [Kevin Pereira] Well that's it? 664 00:22:11,891 --> 00:22:12,724 - [Doctor] We're in. 665 00:22:12,724 --> 00:22:13,724 - [Kevin Pereira] We're in. Oh God. 666 00:22:13,724 --> 00:22:17,245 The reason this is cool is that you can see it for yourself. 667 00:22:17,245 --> 00:22:21,356 Head on over to you, your ass got served, 668 00:22:21,356 --> 00:22:23,970 and you will be viewing a webpage that is literally 669 00:22:23,970 --> 00:22:28,035 being served up from inside of our participant. 670 00:22:28,035 --> 00:22:30,583 Be part of history. It's being made right now, 671 00:22:30,583 --> 00:22:33,037 and it's disturbing to say the least. 672 00:22:33,037 --> 00:22:35,473 (driving metal music) 673 00:22:35,473 --> 00:22:37,948 - [Chris Jalandoni] Kevin and Olivia jumping into the pie. 674 00:22:37,948 --> 00:22:40,137 I think that's probably one of the seminal moments. 675 00:22:40,137 --> 00:22:41,654 - [Kevin Pereira] The world has been waiting for a 676 00:22:41,654 --> 00:22:44,466 half-Chinese, half-American girl, from the Midwest, 677 00:22:44,466 --> 00:22:49,046 diving into a giant chocolate film cre-, filled cream pie. 678 00:22:49,046 --> 00:22:50,797 My friends, this is America at its finest. 679 00:22:50,797 --> 00:22:51,755 Drink it up. 680 00:22:51,755 --> 00:22:53,163 - [John Gardner] And they made this giant pie, 681 00:22:53,163 --> 00:22:55,118 I guess it was a world record and they were trying for that. 682 00:22:55,118 --> 00:22:57,521 - [Chris Flynn] We had bought out every can of pudding 683 00:22:57,521 --> 00:23:01,122 in the LA area, and it was just this huge project 684 00:23:01,122 --> 00:23:01,955 in the studio. 685 00:23:01,955 --> 00:23:02,913 - [Kevin Pereira] Three, two, one! 686 00:23:02,913 --> 00:23:03,833 Jump Olivia! 687 00:23:03,833 --> 00:23:04,666 (cheering) 688 00:23:04,666 --> 00:23:05,499 (drum roll) 689 00:23:05,499 --> 00:23:08,496 (cheering intensifies) 690 00:23:08,496 --> 00:23:10,697 - [John Gardner] When Olivia first jumped in the pie, 691 00:23:10,697 --> 00:23:12,671 they had a little pad at the bottom, 692 00:23:12,671 --> 00:23:13,800 so she didn't hurt herself, 693 00:23:13,800 --> 00:23:16,301 but she missed the pad, or jumped past the pad, 694 00:23:16,301 --> 00:23:19,015 and her knees hit the concrete floor. 695 00:23:19,015 --> 00:23:21,073 She was just doubled over in pain. 696 00:23:21,073 --> 00:23:22,806 (whistling) 697 00:23:22,806 --> 00:23:26,851 - [Chris Flynn] Luckily she hid it, but it was pretty hurt. 698 00:23:26,851 --> 00:23:28,976 (screaming) 699 00:23:28,976 --> 00:23:31,588 - [Genji] Unbeknownst to me, Kevin decided, 700 00:23:31,588 --> 00:23:34,632 so that she wouldn't feel super uncomfortable, 701 00:23:34,632 --> 00:23:37,402 we had a French made costume underneath his tuxedo, 702 00:23:37,402 --> 00:23:38,626 and he jumped in. 703 00:23:38,626 --> 00:23:41,631 (splashing) 704 00:23:41,631 --> 00:23:43,837 - [Chris Flynn] He kind of went in more diving style. 705 00:23:43,837 --> 00:23:47,116 He, he landed more on, on his butt. 706 00:23:47,116 --> 00:23:48,893 - [Olivia] This is what America can accomplish. Huh? 707 00:23:48,893 --> 00:23:50,572 - I still can't hear outta my right ear. 708 00:23:50,572 --> 00:23:51,405 - What? What happened? 709 00:23:51,405 --> 00:23:53,318 - There's pudding in it. 710 00:23:53,318 --> 00:23:54,701 - Should I blow it to the other side? 711 00:23:54,701 --> 00:23:55,534 - Yes, clear out. 712 00:23:55,534 --> 00:23:56,367 (blowing) 713 00:23:56,367 --> 00:23:57,200 Oh, oh, oh! 714 00:23:57,200 --> 00:23:59,143 - [Chris Flynn] Apparently the pudding got into everything, 715 00:23:59,143 --> 00:24:00,954 and so they had to get everything cleaned out, 716 00:24:00,954 --> 00:24:03,410 and then it took two days with a septic truck 717 00:24:03,410 --> 00:24:05,483 to actually empty that whole thing out. 718 00:24:05,483 --> 00:24:06,564 - [Cameraman] I thought your knee popped out. 719 00:24:06,564 --> 00:24:07,681 I thought we were going the ambulance again. 720 00:24:07,681 --> 00:24:09,516 - Even Andy was like, "I could hear that. That was bad". 721 00:24:09,516 --> 00:24:11,654 - [Chris Flynn] By then, the studio stunk really bad 722 00:24:11,654 --> 00:24:14,131 because all this pudding. It had just gone horribly wrong. 723 00:24:14,131 --> 00:24:16,220 - [Olivia] Well thanks Internet for making this a, 724 00:24:16,220 --> 00:24:18,237 this a possibility. You know, I don't know if I'd say 725 00:24:18,237 --> 00:24:20,551 it was a dream of mine, but it was someone's dream, 726 00:24:20,551 --> 00:24:22,269 and look what happened, huh? 727 00:24:22,269 --> 00:24:23,730 - [Genji] These were the kinds of things 728 00:24:23,730 --> 00:24:26,258 that just happened on a regular basis. 729 00:24:26,258 --> 00:24:29,580 We would read through these skits, and they were super funny 730 00:24:29,580 --> 00:24:31,279 and we would carry them out live on TV. 731 00:24:31,279 --> 00:24:33,488 And then, one of these two would just do something 732 00:24:33,488 --> 00:24:36,865 that would bring an extra panache to whatever it was 733 00:24:36,865 --> 00:24:37,698 we were doing. 734 00:24:37,698 --> 00:24:39,631 (pudding splashes) 735 00:24:39,631 --> 00:24:42,464 (Olivia laughing) 736 00:24:43,430 --> 00:24:45,662 ♪ Attack of the Show. Attack. ♪ 737 00:24:45,662 --> 00:24:47,720 - National Major League Gaming championships. 738 00:24:47,720 --> 00:24:52,542 Then it turns out McHammer isn't dead, or so he says. And- 739 00:24:52,542 --> 00:24:54,201 - [Alan] Kevin picked up on it right away 740 00:24:54,201 --> 00:24:55,311 and Olivia was like, what? 741 00:24:55,311 --> 00:24:57,539 - Hey McHammer don't hurt him. 742 00:24:57,539 --> 00:24:58,372 - Did I say something wrong? 743 00:24:58,372 --> 00:25:00,271 - Yeah. No, no. I mean, no, you're fine. 744 00:25:00,271 --> 00:25:01,393 Jeff Bridges kicks it- 745 00:25:01,393 --> 00:25:02,837 - [Alan] He finally pointed it out to her. 746 00:25:02,837 --> 00:25:03,670 - Was is McHammer? 747 00:25:03,670 --> 00:25:04,907 - It's MC Hammer! 748 00:25:04,907 --> 00:25:05,865 (laughing) 749 00:25:05,865 --> 00:25:06,730 - [Alan] It's her reaction to it, 750 00:25:06,730 --> 00:25:08,643 and the embarrassment of it. Boy is it spectacular. 751 00:25:08,643 --> 00:25:09,543 - [Kevin Pereira] Is that Ronald McDonald 752 00:25:09,543 --> 00:25:11,363 with parachute pants from the eighties? 753 00:25:11,363 --> 00:25:13,391 - [Zach] And then the forums would just light up, 754 00:25:13,391 --> 00:25:15,703 and then become something bigger than it is. 755 00:25:15,703 --> 00:25:17,244 - Thanks McHammer! 756 00:25:17,244 --> 00:25:18,077 (whooshing) 757 00:25:18,077 --> 00:25:19,876 - [Alan] Someone had the idea to do the "McHammer" thing 758 00:25:19,876 --> 00:25:22,521 and hire Kel to play McHammer. 759 00:25:22,521 --> 00:25:24,824 - It's McHammer Time. McHammer, 760 00:25:24,824 --> 00:25:26,095 Too legit, 761 00:25:26,095 --> 00:25:27,646 too legit to quit baby! 762 00:25:27,646 --> 00:25:28,479 - [Olivia] Yeah! 763 00:25:28,479 --> 00:25:29,312 - [Kevin Pereira] See? 764 00:25:29,312 --> 00:25:30,758 - [Olivia] We have to get him into studio sometime. 765 00:25:30,758 --> 00:25:31,749 - [Kevin Pereira] We need to, so we can 766 00:25:31,749 --> 00:25:32,582 teach you how to dance. 767 00:25:32,582 --> 00:25:34,739 - [McHammer] Oh no, you don't have to wait for McHammer. 768 00:25:34,739 --> 00:25:35,947 McHammer's here! 769 00:25:35,947 --> 00:25:38,197 (applause) 770 00:25:39,386 --> 00:25:42,773 ("Can't Touch This" parody music) 771 00:25:42,773 --> 00:25:45,201 - My, my, my, my name's McHammer. 772 00:25:45,201 --> 00:25:47,630 Oh my, I like shakes and fries. 773 00:25:47,630 --> 00:25:48,463 Don't you, 774 00:25:48,463 --> 00:25:51,491 wanna eat my double McNugget, baby move your feet. 775 00:25:51,491 --> 00:25:52,324 Oh! 776 00:25:52,324 --> 00:25:53,963 - [Alan] And that just all spawned from a, 777 00:25:53,963 --> 00:25:55,752 a live natural moment. 778 00:25:55,752 --> 00:25:58,193 That's part of the, the magic of that show. 779 00:25:58,193 --> 00:25:59,700 - [Kevin Pereira] Quite thrust-y. 780 00:25:59,700 --> 00:26:01,450 He's breaking in down like a Big Mac 781 00:26:01,450 --> 00:26:05,153 for the camera ladies and gentlemen. 782 00:26:05,153 --> 00:26:06,891 (calming synth music) 783 00:26:06,891 --> 00:26:08,593 - [Chris Gore] One week, I told executive producer 784 00:26:08,593 --> 00:26:11,428 Gavin Purcell that I couldn't do "DVDuesday". 785 00:26:11,428 --> 00:26:14,081 I had to go to Comic-Con and Gavin asked me, 786 00:26:14,081 --> 00:26:18,268 "Comic-Con, what's that? A convention for comedians?" 787 00:26:18,268 --> 00:26:20,580 And I said, no, it's San Diego Comic-Con 788 00:26:20,580 --> 00:26:23,568 is the biggest pop culture convention in the world. 789 00:26:23,568 --> 00:26:25,290 So that week right after DVDuesday, 790 00:26:25,290 --> 00:26:28,741 I jumped in my car and drove to San Diego. 791 00:26:28,741 --> 00:26:30,141 (car engine rumbling) 792 00:26:30,141 --> 00:26:32,406 Hey man, I gotta pee. 793 00:26:32,406 --> 00:26:33,553 - Well you should have thought about that 794 00:26:33,553 --> 00:26:35,550 before we left Chris. 795 00:26:35,550 --> 00:26:36,711 Listen, we're halfway to Comic-Con. 796 00:26:36,711 --> 00:26:37,920 Just hold it. You can pee when we get there. 797 00:26:37,920 --> 00:26:39,893 You'll be fine. Everybody's fine. 798 00:26:39,893 --> 00:26:41,845 - Avengers assemble bitch, yeah! 799 00:26:41,845 --> 00:26:43,671 - What does that, what does does that mean? 800 00:26:43,671 --> 00:26:44,785 - [Blair] Avengers assemble. 801 00:26:44,785 --> 00:26:46,208 - All right. I don't know what that means and, 802 00:26:46,208 --> 00:26:47,041 - Avengers assemble. 803 00:26:47,041 --> 00:26:47,971 - Yeah, that's, that's great. 804 00:26:47,971 --> 00:26:48,985 You don't need to raise this roof up. 805 00:26:48,985 --> 00:26:51,008 - I know, but I'm like hulking out. It's our nerd cry. 806 00:26:51,008 --> 00:26:52,310 - [Kevin Pereira] But don't Hulk out in the car. 807 00:26:52,310 --> 00:26:53,143 Just don't hit the roof. 808 00:26:53,143 --> 00:26:54,101 - Okay. 809 00:26:54,101 --> 00:26:55,067 - Don't (beep) test me! 810 00:26:55,067 --> 00:26:56,467 - All right, all right. 811 00:26:56,467 --> 00:26:58,077 - Hey Blair, you think I can read one of your comics? 812 00:26:58,077 --> 00:26:59,814 You have like 20 boxes back here. 813 00:26:59,814 --> 00:27:02,115 - Actually those are my "Film Threat" magazines. 814 00:27:02,115 --> 00:27:04,102 - Then, where the (beep) are my comics? 815 00:27:04,102 --> 00:27:05,728 - Don't worry, I put 'em on the roof. 816 00:27:05,728 --> 00:27:06,561 - What? 817 00:27:06,561 --> 00:27:07,644 - No. Blair? No. No. 818 00:27:07,644 --> 00:27:08,477 (tires squealing) 819 00:27:08,477 --> 00:27:10,064 In the car, in the car. You're fine. 820 00:27:10,064 --> 00:27:11,215 - [Blair] My (beep) comics! 821 00:27:11,215 --> 00:27:12,764 - [Kevin Pereira] Your comics are fine. Everybody's fine. 822 00:27:12,764 --> 00:27:13,925 (comics crashing) 823 00:27:13,925 --> 00:27:15,600 - [Zach] Anybody want to hear some humorous, 824 00:27:15,600 --> 00:27:16,865 country rock twang? 825 00:27:16,865 --> 00:27:19,179 - [Kevin Pereira] No. No. Zach, no. 826 00:27:19,179 --> 00:27:22,354 Zach! There will be no humorous, country rock twang 827 00:27:22,354 --> 00:27:24,129 while I'm driving. Zach, thank you though. 828 00:27:24,129 --> 00:27:25,752 You know what? Don't (beep) test me on this. 829 00:27:25,752 --> 00:27:27,582 - [Zach] Go Host arena. Okay, pal? 830 00:27:27,582 --> 00:27:28,894 (jet engine roaring) 831 00:27:28,894 --> 00:27:29,845 (car horn beeping) 832 00:27:29,845 --> 00:27:31,143 - Excuse me sir. 833 00:27:31,143 --> 00:27:32,556 Do you have any Grey Poupon? 834 00:27:32,556 --> 00:27:34,220 Any who, I'm just gonna, 835 00:27:34,220 --> 00:27:37,260 take my sweet invisible jet, and fight Cheetah, 836 00:27:37,260 --> 00:27:39,970 rape Steve Trevor, probably in that order. 837 00:27:39,970 --> 00:27:40,803 So, 838 00:27:40,803 --> 00:27:41,916 (sighs) 839 00:27:41,916 --> 00:27:43,681 just see you "dork-o"s later. 840 00:27:43,681 --> 00:27:47,258 (jet engine roaring) 841 00:27:47,258 --> 00:27:50,482 - Uh, hey guys. I don't have to pee anymore. 842 00:27:50,482 --> 00:27:52,408 (disgusted groaning) 843 00:27:52,408 --> 00:27:53,570 - Dude, Gore! 844 00:27:53,570 --> 00:27:54,892 - Are you kidding me? 845 00:27:54,892 --> 00:27:57,842 - [Zach] Obviously you don't have to (beep) anymore either. 846 00:27:57,842 --> 00:27:58,940 - [Blair] Avengers assemble, bitch. 847 00:27:58,940 --> 00:28:00,403 - [Kevin Pereira] Don't (beep) touch the roof! 848 00:28:00,403 --> 00:28:01,911 (guitar twanging) 849 00:28:01,911 --> 00:28:04,950 (electronic house music) 850 00:28:04,950 --> 00:28:07,373 - [Genji] E3 and Comic-Con to me were, you know, 851 00:28:07,373 --> 00:28:09,040 the linchpins to G4. 852 00:28:10,788 --> 00:28:13,488 Nobody was really that familiar with Comic-Con 853 00:28:13,488 --> 00:28:15,236 back in those days, 854 00:28:15,236 --> 00:28:17,824 but when we actually made it to our first Comic-Con 855 00:28:17,824 --> 00:28:21,763 in San Diego, that was, that was a pretty amazing time. 856 00:28:21,763 --> 00:28:26,277 And I really feel those are the shows that cemented G4 857 00:28:26,277 --> 00:28:28,944 as a up and coming cool channel. 858 00:28:30,025 --> 00:28:34,162 - We're about to enter every comic book geeks fantasy 859 00:28:34,162 --> 00:28:35,313 right now. 860 00:28:35,313 --> 00:28:36,749 (cheering) 861 00:28:36,749 --> 00:28:38,363 - This is Comic-Con! 862 00:28:38,363 --> 00:28:40,748 (cheering) 863 00:28:40,748 --> 00:28:43,470 - [John] They had never allowed a television network 864 00:28:43,470 --> 00:28:47,209 to put a stage in and broadcast an entire television show 865 00:28:47,209 --> 00:28:49,387 live from inside the convention. 866 00:28:49,387 --> 00:28:51,447 And I convinced them to let us do it. 867 00:28:51,447 --> 00:28:53,398 And they didn't realize the flood gates 868 00:28:53,398 --> 00:28:54,661 that they were opening. 869 00:28:54,661 --> 00:28:58,046 - [Olivia] No other TV show has ever broadcasted live 870 00:28:58,046 --> 00:29:00,072 from this monster event. 871 00:29:00,072 --> 00:29:03,005 So be prepared to witness history in the making. 872 00:29:03,005 --> 00:29:04,030 - [Kevin Pereira] Guinness is here. 873 00:29:04,030 --> 00:29:04,863 - [Olivia] Guinness is here. 874 00:29:04,863 --> 00:29:05,696 - [Kevin Pereira] They are watching. 875 00:29:05,696 --> 00:29:07,955 - [John] They put us right inside the main entrance 876 00:29:07,955 --> 00:29:11,803 on a stage that was only one foot off the floor. 877 00:29:11,803 --> 00:29:16,680 Thousands of fans refused to move, blocking the entrance, 878 00:29:16,680 --> 00:29:20,105 because they wanted to watch "Attack of the Show" live. 879 00:29:20,105 --> 00:29:24,141 It was so successful that the next year they allowed us 880 00:29:24,141 --> 00:29:27,615 to build a two-story stage so that our hosts 881 00:29:27,615 --> 00:29:30,561 could actually be above Comic-Con, 882 00:29:30,561 --> 00:29:33,655 and we still clogged up all the aisles. 883 00:29:33,655 --> 00:29:35,441 - Yes. You look great, you look great. 884 00:29:35,441 --> 00:29:36,568 I'm, I'm glad you decided to join me. 885 00:29:36,568 --> 00:29:38,161 - What do you mean join you? What do you? 886 00:29:38,161 --> 00:29:39,629 You're supposed to dress up with me. 887 00:29:39,629 --> 00:29:41,223 - Can you tell who I am? Hmm. 888 00:29:41,223 --> 00:29:42,289 - No. 889 00:29:42,289 --> 00:29:43,122 - Green Lantern. What? 890 00:29:43,122 --> 00:29:44,205 There's my ring. 891 00:29:44,205 --> 00:29:45,038 Done. 892 00:29:45,038 --> 00:29:45,871 - [Olivia] What? 893 00:29:45,871 --> 00:29:46,704 - Green Lantern! Yeah. 894 00:29:46,704 --> 00:29:47,537 (audience cheering) 895 00:29:47,537 --> 00:29:48,942 - No, no, no, no. 896 00:29:48,942 --> 00:29:51,507 - [Genji] The challenges at those spaces 897 00:29:51,507 --> 00:29:54,732 were size limitations, number one. 898 00:29:54,732 --> 00:29:56,620 - [Olivia] They work really hard, 899 00:29:56,620 --> 00:29:57,832 work really hard. 900 00:29:57,832 --> 00:29:59,642 - [Genji] The sheer amount of crowd, 901 00:29:59,642 --> 00:30:02,492 and it wasn't even as crowded back then, as it is now. 902 00:30:02,492 --> 00:30:03,590 - [John Gardner] Like, I'd see the pictures 903 00:30:03,590 --> 00:30:05,768 from the guys who went and it was, it was insane. 904 00:30:05,768 --> 00:30:09,093 Like you, you couldn't go on your lunch break more than 905 00:30:09,093 --> 00:30:11,705 to the bathroom, because it was such an insane asylum. 906 00:30:11,705 --> 00:30:13,517 (crowd applauding) 907 00:30:13,517 --> 00:30:15,817 - [Genji] So it was hard to get over to the stage, 908 00:30:15,817 --> 00:30:16,650 get prepped. 909 00:30:16,650 --> 00:30:20,393 (indistinct off-key singing) 910 00:30:20,393 --> 00:30:22,053 - [Chris Jalandoni] You're working in the trailers, 911 00:30:22,053 --> 00:30:23,341 then you gotta come out to the production trucks. 912 00:30:23,341 --> 00:30:24,796 - [Cameraman] I could've gave you a chair. 913 00:30:24,796 --> 00:30:25,629 - [Chris Jalandoni] Then you gotta run 914 00:30:25,629 --> 00:30:27,743 all the way to the stage within five minutes, 915 00:30:27,743 --> 00:30:30,315 because your next segment's coming up. 916 00:30:30,315 --> 00:30:31,829 - Day one was insane, man. 917 00:30:31,829 --> 00:30:33,952 - Genji] Doing those shows helped both Comic-Con, 918 00:30:33,952 --> 00:30:36,752 and G4 get to bigger heights. 919 00:30:36,752 --> 00:30:39,490 Ten years, twelve years later, it's just massive. 920 00:30:39,490 --> 00:30:41,690 And I think those shows had a lot to do with it, 921 00:30:41,690 --> 00:30:44,202 and it's exposing it to, you know, 922 00:30:44,202 --> 00:30:47,815 an audience that maybe wasn't quite sure. 923 00:30:47,815 --> 00:30:49,927 Maybe they just didn't know a whole lot about 924 00:30:49,927 --> 00:30:51,130 what was going on out there. 925 00:30:51,130 --> 00:30:53,505 They were, those were some of the best times. 926 00:30:53,505 --> 00:30:55,542 - [Chris Jalandoni] Before then, Comic-Con was probably 927 00:30:55,542 --> 00:30:58,363 only covered by a San Diego local news person 928 00:30:58,363 --> 00:31:00,078 standing outside the convention center saying, 929 00:31:00,078 --> 00:31:02,015 "Oh, this is crazy. There's a lot of people here." 930 00:31:02,015 --> 00:31:03,728 Versus actually doing coverage, 931 00:31:03,728 --> 00:31:04,561 (heroic music) 932 00:31:04,561 --> 00:31:06,132 which I think also kind of coincided with 933 00:31:06,132 --> 00:31:06,965 (whooshing) 934 00:31:06,965 --> 00:31:08,859 television networks and, and, and movie studios 935 00:31:08,859 --> 00:31:11,822 realizing, hey, if there are people here, 936 00:31:11,822 --> 00:31:14,757 we should have a presence here to help build our movie. 937 00:31:14,757 --> 00:31:17,159 (heroic music builds & cuts) 938 00:31:17,159 --> 00:31:19,945 - [Stan Lee] Now when they hold that convention, 939 00:31:19,945 --> 00:31:24,498 so many of the people who attend are people from Hollywood, 940 00:31:24,498 --> 00:31:27,360 from the movies, from television, 941 00:31:27,360 --> 00:31:29,624 from all forms of the media. 942 00:31:29,624 --> 00:31:32,185 They're looking for the next great idea, 943 00:31:32,185 --> 00:31:33,569 that might be in comic books. 944 00:31:33,569 --> 00:31:34,672 (pages flipping) 945 00:31:34,672 --> 00:31:35,755 - Huh? 946 00:31:35,755 --> 00:31:36,659 - You're at Comic-Con? 947 00:31:36,659 --> 00:31:37,492 - Yes, I am. 948 00:31:37,492 --> 00:31:39,743 - You wanna say that loud with excitement? 949 00:31:39,743 --> 00:31:41,326 - I'm at Comic-Con! 950 00:31:43,596 --> 00:31:44,429 - Behold. 951 00:31:44,429 --> 00:31:45,962 (beeping synth tones) 952 00:31:45,962 --> 00:31:49,312 [G4 Announcer] Today, the console war reaches new heights 953 00:31:49,312 --> 00:31:52,027 and only one network brings it to you live. 954 00:31:52,027 --> 00:31:53,356 (driving electronic beat) 955 00:31:53,356 --> 00:31:54,816 - [John Rieber] When I arrived at G4, 956 00:31:54,816 --> 00:31:58,566 they had only aired the press events from E3. 957 00:31:59,566 --> 00:32:03,004 So I said, let's take these press events, 958 00:32:03,004 --> 00:32:05,403 and put our hosts in front of them. 959 00:32:05,403 --> 00:32:09,126 - Geez. Hey everybody welcome to E3 '06 Live. 960 00:32:09,126 --> 00:32:11,386 - [John Rieber] Let's do post shows where we talk to people 961 00:32:11,386 --> 00:32:14,659 about what they just saw. Let's take what is coverage, 962 00:32:14,659 --> 00:32:17,046 and make it content. And within two years, 963 00:32:17,046 --> 00:32:21,863 we've turned it into 25 hours of live television. 964 00:32:21,863 --> 00:32:23,054 - [Kevin Pereira] Microsoft knows the console 965 00:32:23,054 --> 00:32:24,197 is up against some stiff competition 966 00:32:24,197 --> 00:32:26,397 in the form of the PlayStation 3, but they're counting 967 00:32:26,397 --> 00:32:29,522 on the success of Xbox Live and a few key exclusives 968 00:32:29,522 --> 00:32:30,780 to really save the day. 969 00:32:30,780 --> 00:32:31,913 - [Joesh] We'd go down there, 970 00:32:31,913 --> 00:32:34,410 and shoot this mega, mega content. 971 00:32:34,410 --> 00:32:37,022 - (indistinct) is in the house! 972 00:32:37,022 --> 00:32:38,385 (cheering & shouting) 973 00:32:38,385 --> 00:32:40,983 - [Joesh] We would capture it for three, four days, 974 00:32:40,983 --> 00:32:43,859 and a stream of live packages right into, uh, 975 00:32:43,859 --> 00:32:45,975 the live show and the countdown ticker 976 00:32:45,975 --> 00:32:47,800 for when we'd be dropping information. 977 00:32:47,800 --> 00:32:48,823 - We're gonna break news here. 978 00:32:48,823 --> 00:32:51,551 - [Joesh] Sessler, and Morgan. They were, 979 00:32:51,551 --> 00:32:53,476 they were so into the games. 980 00:32:53,476 --> 00:32:55,138 - I'm so excited! 981 00:32:55,138 --> 00:32:56,465 - [Joesh] They would always ask great questions, 982 00:32:56,465 --> 00:32:58,864 that would lead to a little nugget of information 983 00:32:58,864 --> 00:33:01,500 about the game that they would possibly try to leak to us 984 00:33:01,500 --> 00:33:04,088 before anybody else. And that was like their specialty. 985 00:33:04,088 --> 00:33:05,950 - What's inside it? We didn't hear much 986 00:33:05,950 --> 00:33:08,023 in the way of the specs. I think, I think, Bill Gates 987 00:33:08,023 --> 00:33:09,384 actually kind of rattled 'em off very quickly 988 00:33:09,384 --> 00:33:12,184 - We've got secrets, you'll see some stuff at retail. 989 00:33:12,184 --> 00:33:13,973 It's a monster inside, man. 990 00:33:13,973 --> 00:33:15,017 - [Adam] There's a monster inside, I mean, 991 00:33:15,017 --> 00:33:16,227 are there, are there any numbers? 992 00:33:16,227 --> 00:33:18,278 - [J. Allard] ATI is doing this really, really great 993 00:33:18,278 --> 00:33:20,186 custom graphics card for us, with 10 megabytes 994 00:33:20,186 --> 00:33:22,455 of embedded DRAM, that's gonna let programmers 995 00:33:22,455 --> 00:33:24,756 just do amazing things with graphics. 996 00:33:24,756 --> 00:33:26,827 - All right. It's an exciting and a stressful time. 997 00:33:26,827 --> 00:33:28,179 There's no question, if anyone could handle it. 998 00:33:28,179 --> 00:33:29,524 It is J. Allard. 999 00:33:29,524 --> 00:33:31,023 (retro synth music) 1000 00:33:31,023 --> 00:33:33,695 - [Joesh] It was a surreal broadcasting space 1001 00:33:33,695 --> 00:33:35,773 where it came together and we were making this television 1002 00:33:35,773 --> 00:33:39,372 where kids were tapped into this event. 1003 00:33:39,372 --> 00:33:40,745 And it's something that I've grown up with 1004 00:33:40,745 --> 00:33:43,320 my entire video game life. 1005 00:33:43,320 --> 00:33:44,551 And so it was really cool to watch, 1006 00:33:44,551 --> 00:33:46,133 and be a part of to make that. 1007 00:33:46,133 --> 00:33:47,599 - [John Rieber] And it's one of the most 1008 00:33:47,599 --> 00:33:50,220 satisfying things we did at G4 1009 00:33:50,220 --> 00:33:53,231 is we became the home for E3. 1010 00:33:53,231 --> 00:33:55,922 No one covered that convention the way we did, 1011 00:33:55,922 --> 00:33:58,599 and it was a communal experience, 1012 00:33:58,599 --> 00:34:03,016 and we owned that convention. I'm very proud of that. 1013 00:34:06,240 --> 00:34:08,107 (driving rock music) 1014 00:34:08,107 --> 00:34:10,347 - [G4 Announcer] Technology, the fastest moving force 1015 00:34:10,347 --> 00:34:13,375 in the galaxy, engineered by the smartest minds 1016 00:34:13,375 --> 00:34:14,509 on the planet. 1017 00:34:14,509 --> 00:34:16,288 - [John Gardner] The CES stuff in Vegas. 1018 00:34:16,288 --> 00:34:18,535 I remember going out, doing karaoke, 1019 00:34:18,535 --> 00:34:21,634 having beers with everybody, and then hoping everybody 1020 00:34:21,634 --> 00:34:24,690 made it to the set at 7:00 AM for the call time. 1021 00:34:24,690 --> 00:34:25,756 It was always an adventure. 1022 00:34:25,756 --> 00:34:26,589 (driving country music) 1023 00:34:26,589 --> 00:34:29,514 ♪ I'm up my gear and I'm heading to the desert. ♪ 1024 00:34:29,514 --> 00:34:30,850 ♪ Got some microchips and beer, ♪ 1025 00:34:30,850 --> 00:34:32,657 ♪ and nothing rhymes with desert. ♪ 1026 00:34:32,657 --> 00:34:35,359 ♪ Quadruple graphics cards for my DSLRs. ♪ 1027 00:34:35,359 --> 00:34:37,265 ♪ I don't care that there's no apples. ♪ 1028 00:34:37,265 --> 00:34:40,077 ♪ They got robot guitars. ♪ 1029 00:34:40,077 --> 00:34:41,542 - [Joesh] We would go to GDC, 1030 00:34:41,542 --> 00:34:42,663 the Game Developer's Conference, 1031 00:34:42,663 --> 00:34:46,931 where we would go to San Francisco, and we would watch devs 1032 00:34:46,931 --> 00:34:50,477 make a video game in 24 hours, and then also check out 1033 00:34:50,477 --> 00:34:53,480 what other video game developers were putting out 1034 00:34:53,480 --> 00:34:54,918 at the time. And it was really exciting to be 1035 00:34:54,918 --> 00:34:57,789 in the space to see which game's coming out next. 1036 00:34:57,789 --> 00:35:00,205 If you're a gamer, that kind of thing is very special 1037 00:35:00,205 --> 00:35:02,805 to be involved with, to be able to see that thing firsthand. 1038 00:35:02,805 --> 00:35:05,467 - [Kevin Pereira] The Tokyo Game Show is finally here, folks 1039 00:35:05,467 --> 00:35:09,265 and what a show it is. Over 600 titles out on that floor. 1040 00:35:09,265 --> 00:35:12,281 Three next generation consoles, all battling it out. 1041 00:35:12,281 --> 00:35:14,139 Jockeying for the number one position. 1042 00:35:14,139 --> 00:35:17,537 - [Joe] We started going to Tokyo for Tokyo Game Show. 1043 00:35:17,537 --> 00:35:21,307 And we were there for 17 days and it was absolutely 1044 00:35:21,307 --> 00:35:22,424 fucking nuts. 1045 00:35:22,424 --> 00:35:24,992 (relaxing guitar music) 1046 00:35:24,992 --> 00:35:27,409 (scratching) 1047 00:35:29,343 --> 00:35:30,176 (static buzzing) 1048 00:35:30,176 --> 00:35:31,497 - [G4 Announcer] Welcome to Tokyo, 1049 00:35:31,497 --> 00:35:33,546 the coolest city on the planet. 1050 00:35:33,546 --> 00:35:36,572 6,000 miles away, and two steps ahead. 1051 00:35:36,572 --> 00:35:39,991 (intense electronic music) 1052 00:35:39,991 --> 00:35:41,834 - [Aaron] All the stuff that we filmed in Tokyo, 1053 00:35:41,834 --> 00:35:45,593 we would stay in Shinjuku. And me, and Kevin, and Sessler, 1054 00:35:45,593 --> 00:35:48,917 a bunch of the producers, were told very, very strictly. 1055 00:35:48,917 --> 00:35:52,638 Do not go to sleep when you get to the hotel. 1056 00:35:52,638 --> 00:35:54,907 - Oh, hope that is (beep). 1057 00:35:54,907 --> 00:35:56,908 - [Aaron] So all of us go out to karaoke 1058 00:35:56,908 --> 00:35:59,959 until four or five o'clock in the morning and then pass out. 1059 00:35:59,959 --> 00:36:02,429 (upbeat pop music) 1060 00:36:02,429 --> 00:36:04,931 (singing off-key) 1061 00:36:04,931 --> 00:36:06,014 - Kevin. 1062 00:36:06,014 --> 00:36:07,374 - [Aaron] We would do stuff like that. 1063 00:36:07,374 --> 00:36:08,557 Everybody was fearless. 1064 00:36:08,557 --> 00:36:11,313 I mean we would go out, and we would eat anything. 1065 00:36:11,313 --> 00:36:15,456 We would go anywhere, and like it was so fun. 1066 00:36:15,456 --> 00:36:17,706 - Oh my god. It's all bone. 1067 00:36:18,544 --> 00:36:21,374 - The delicate taste is very pleasing to my palate. 1068 00:36:21,374 --> 00:36:24,388 - [Joe] And then we had fourteen to sixteen hour days. 1069 00:36:24,388 --> 00:36:27,768 We had a lot to cover. We had to do live hits. 1070 00:36:27,768 --> 00:36:29,148 We were doing packages. 1071 00:36:29,148 --> 00:36:32,051 One of my favorite packages that we ever did that I still, 1072 00:36:32,051 --> 00:36:34,703 it was one of my favorite memories of just being on a shoot. 1073 00:36:34,703 --> 00:36:36,679 - [Kevin Pereira] How long have I been awake? 1074 00:36:36,679 --> 00:36:37,794 So many questions. 1075 00:36:37,794 --> 00:36:41,172 No wonder I can't sleep, and I can't shake the feeling, 1076 00:36:41,172 --> 00:36:42,617 (whip cracking) 1077 00:36:42,617 --> 00:36:43,635 that I'm being followed. 1078 00:36:43,635 --> 00:36:45,791 - [Joe] Brian Keller came up with this gag, 1079 00:36:45,791 --> 00:36:47,736 that was supposed to look like a kaiju 1080 00:36:47,736 --> 00:36:49,414 from a Godzilla movie. 1081 00:36:49,414 --> 00:36:52,885 - [Brian] We had him built by a costume designer in LA, 1082 00:36:52,885 --> 00:36:56,975 and it's this gigantic purple googly eye squid. 1083 00:36:56,975 --> 00:37:01,558 And we brought him to Japan, in a big refrigerator box. 1084 00:37:03,823 --> 00:37:06,906 (yawning & groaning) 1085 00:37:08,020 --> 00:37:08,853 (squishing) 1086 00:37:08,853 --> 00:37:10,413 - Hey, you're awake. 1087 00:37:10,413 --> 00:37:13,704 - Oh my God. No, no, don't eat me, don't eat me 1088 00:37:13,704 --> 00:37:14,537 - No, no, 1089 00:37:14,537 --> 00:37:15,370 (squishing) 1090 00:37:15,370 --> 00:37:16,837 Mr. Kevin Pereira. I'm your friend. 1091 00:37:16,837 --> 00:37:17,670 (Japanese flute music) 1092 00:37:17,670 --> 00:37:19,163 Please calm down. You passed out. 1093 00:37:19,163 --> 00:37:21,155 - [Joe] So one morning the producer was 1094 00:37:21,155 --> 00:37:25,337 in this squid costume, and it was like five o'clock 1095 00:37:25,337 --> 00:37:28,052 in the morning, these dumb-ass fucking Americans, 1096 00:37:28,052 --> 00:37:31,290 are running around this huge fish market 1097 00:37:31,290 --> 00:37:33,370 that is just packed with people. 1098 00:37:33,370 --> 00:37:35,526 And Kevin is narrating it the whole time. 1099 00:37:35,526 --> 00:37:37,863 - [Brian] But it was like the Kevin and Squid show, 1100 00:37:37,863 --> 00:37:40,080 and they're like doing this bromance all over 1101 00:37:40,080 --> 00:37:40,913 the streets of Tokyo. 1102 00:37:40,913 --> 00:37:41,958 - Let's get some food. Yeah. 1103 00:37:41,958 --> 00:37:42,791 (loud slapping) 1104 00:37:42,791 --> 00:37:43,624 Oh! 1105 00:37:43,624 --> 00:37:44,457 - [Brian] It was fantastic. 1106 00:37:44,457 --> 00:37:46,002 - [Joe] There were people who had knives, 1107 00:37:46,002 --> 00:37:47,721 that were coming up against us, like, 1108 00:37:47,721 --> 00:37:50,581 while we were running through. It was crazy. 1109 00:37:50,581 --> 00:37:53,020 You never knew what you were gonna get next. 1110 00:37:53,020 --> 00:37:54,020 - You're a funny squid. 1111 00:37:54,020 --> 00:37:56,512 - No man, you, you're the man dude, you. 1112 00:37:56,512 --> 00:37:57,345 - No, you. 1113 00:37:57,345 --> 00:37:58,178 You. 1114 00:37:58,178 --> 00:37:59,258 - You, you're the man. 1115 00:37:59,258 --> 00:38:02,591 (victorious horn music) 1116 00:38:04,055 --> 00:38:06,887 - [Kevin Pereira] The stage that I'm on right now, 1117 00:38:06,887 --> 00:38:07,720 you'll notice it's pushed forward. 1118 00:38:07,720 --> 00:38:08,895 This is like sort of an interview spot, 1119 00:38:08,895 --> 00:38:11,782 but we can actually scoot it back right beneath this plasma. 1120 00:38:11,782 --> 00:38:14,572 And then normally this is the home base area for the show. 1121 00:38:14,572 --> 00:38:16,230 So our sets really modular. 1122 00:38:16,230 --> 00:38:19,905 Um, we. It happens to be the size of a Payless shoebox. 1123 00:38:19,905 --> 00:38:21,038 It's a very, very small studio. 1124 00:38:21,038 --> 00:38:23,180 But, through positioning of monitors, 1125 00:38:23,180 --> 00:38:24,908 and using wide angle lenses, we really make it look like 1126 00:38:24,908 --> 00:38:28,291 it's a "Seacrestian" sized dressing room, 1127 00:38:28,291 --> 00:38:30,278 here on the old set. And then again over here, 1128 00:38:30,278 --> 00:38:34,151 more crazy plasmas. There's, uh, me and Candace down there 1129 00:38:34,151 --> 00:38:37,069 and we can can pipe individual images to this. 1130 00:38:37,069 --> 00:38:39,358 B-roll clips from a movie, or from a video game, 1131 00:38:39,358 --> 00:38:41,574 or from whatever if a guest is coming on to talk about it. 1132 00:38:41,574 --> 00:38:43,574 And, uh, that's a light. 1133 00:38:44,574 --> 00:38:49,037 And these are cameras, these are what steal our soul. 1134 00:38:49,037 --> 00:38:51,412 - [Laura] In like 2004, 1135 00:38:51,412 --> 00:38:56,061 2005 maybe, all of a sudden, we were all getting recognized. 1136 00:38:56,061 --> 00:38:59,065 All of a sudden, people were asking take for our pictures. 1137 00:38:59,065 --> 00:39:01,417 All of a sudden, we needed a security guard 1138 00:39:01,417 --> 00:39:03,920 to follow us around. Because when one person asks 1139 00:39:03,920 --> 00:39:06,850 for your picture, then everyone around thinks it's okay, 1140 00:39:06,850 --> 00:39:08,597 and next thing you know you got 50 people asking 1141 00:39:08,597 --> 00:39:13,103 for your picture. Those were some pretty milestone moments. 1142 00:39:13,103 --> 00:39:15,898 Look at how far we've come, and at the time, you know, 1143 00:39:15,898 --> 00:39:20,148 we were the only ones who knew what that felt like. 1144 00:39:21,639 --> 00:39:24,950 - This is the AOTS panel, and it's very crowded. 1145 00:39:24,950 --> 00:39:25,783 I, I don't (indistinct) 1146 00:39:25,783 --> 00:39:26,660 - [Cameraman] Are we going in soon? 1147 00:39:26,660 --> 00:39:27,493 - Extremely crowded. 1148 00:39:27,493 --> 00:39:28,700 - [Cameraman] Somebody threw panties at Kevin. 1149 00:39:28,700 --> 00:39:32,561 - [Kevin Pereira] Yeah. That was your wife. 1150 00:39:32,561 --> 00:39:33,394 - I love my wife. 1151 00:39:33,394 --> 00:39:34,894 - I love her too. 1152 00:39:36,521 --> 00:39:40,013 - Not in that way. It's purely physical. 1153 00:39:40,013 --> 00:39:42,640 - [Laura] And so here we were in this crazy weird position 1154 00:39:42,640 --> 00:39:46,248 where we were being hounded for pictures and autographs, 1155 00:39:46,248 --> 00:39:49,634 and so I think that bonded us all, because it, 1156 00:39:49,634 --> 00:39:53,285 it would be hard for anyone not in that position to relate 1157 00:39:53,285 --> 00:39:54,943 to what that feels like. 1158 00:39:54,943 --> 00:39:56,263 (uproarious applause) 1159 00:39:56,263 --> 00:39:57,636 - [Michael] We'd be on the show floor, 1160 00:39:57,636 --> 00:40:01,332 and I'd be walked along with either Kevin, or Olivia. 1161 00:40:01,332 --> 00:40:03,945 We didn't have a lot of security for them because 1162 00:40:03,945 --> 00:40:07,638 it was still sort of a growing thing and we'd get stopped. 1163 00:40:07,638 --> 00:40:09,620 We couldn't go five feet without people wanting 1164 00:40:09,620 --> 00:40:12,332 to take pictures and eventually it would get so tight. 1165 00:40:12,332 --> 00:40:14,402 You would just have to push through people, 1166 00:40:14,402 --> 00:40:17,196 and ignore people and try not to be jerks about it. 1167 00:40:17,196 --> 00:40:18,728 - Olivia, you're awesome. 1168 00:40:18,728 --> 00:40:19,602 - Thank you. 1169 00:40:19,602 --> 00:40:23,096 - [Fan] Kev. You're cool too, as well. 1170 00:40:23,096 --> 00:40:24,328 - You're cool too. What a compliment! 1171 00:40:24,328 --> 00:40:25,594 You hear that? That's a compliment. 1172 00:40:25,594 --> 00:40:27,379 - [Kevin Pereira] Hey, you're alright as well. 1173 00:40:27,379 --> 00:40:29,269 - Hey, sometimes I like watching you. 1174 00:40:29,269 --> 00:40:32,638 - [Joesh] I, I think one time was Olivia wearing slave Leia 1175 00:40:32,638 --> 00:40:36,102 at one of the Comic-Cons. Fans were losing their minds 1176 00:40:36,102 --> 00:40:36,935 trying to get pictures with her, 1177 00:40:36,935 --> 00:40:38,302 and we would just have to like cover her up, 1178 00:40:38,302 --> 00:40:39,859 and get her out of the venue. 1179 00:40:39,859 --> 00:40:40,692 (lightsaber whirring) 1180 00:40:40,692 --> 00:40:41,525 (screaming) 1181 00:40:41,525 --> 00:40:42,648 (intense orchestral music) 1182 00:40:42,648 --> 00:40:43,981 - I am the Leia. 1183 00:40:45,481 --> 00:40:48,483 In the end. There can be only one. 1184 00:40:48,483 --> 00:40:51,650 (lightsaber whirring) 1185 00:40:54,137 --> 00:40:55,307 I am the last! 1186 00:40:55,307 --> 00:40:57,404 (heavy breathing) 1187 00:40:57,404 --> 00:40:59,245 - You even killed the younglings. 1188 00:40:59,245 --> 00:41:00,801 - Yeah, well they should have ducked. 1189 00:41:00,801 --> 00:41:02,091 (lightsaber pulsing) 1190 00:41:02,091 --> 00:41:03,049 - [Assistant] Olivia! 1191 00:41:03,049 --> 00:41:04,662 They need you back on set. 1192 00:41:04,662 --> 00:41:06,373 - [Olivia] What? 1193 00:41:06,373 --> 00:41:08,891 - And they need you in regular clothes. 1194 00:41:08,891 --> 00:41:10,475 - Oh, huh. 1195 00:41:10,475 --> 00:41:12,546 - And I think the police are looking for you. 1196 00:41:12,546 --> 00:41:13,866 - Oh, haha. 1197 00:41:13,866 --> 00:41:14,699 - Sorry. 1198 00:41:14,699 --> 00:41:15,532 - Okay. 1199 00:41:15,532 --> 00:41:16,714 - [Zach] At one point, "Attack of the Show" was mentioned 1200 00:41:16,714 --> 00:41:18,611 in Rolling Stone. It was mainly this, it was like, 1201 00:41:18,611 --> 00:41:20,715 "Attack of the Show" is the fun, cool, hip, 1202 00:41:20,715 --> 00:41:22,824 technology gaming show on G4 network. 1203 00:41:22,824 --> 00:41:25,365 We know we've never heard of it either, in parenthesis, 1204 00:41:25,365 --> 00:41:27,446 and it says, it's worth it, to watch 1205 00:41:27,446 --> 00:41:30,756 the stunning Olivia Munn lead you through your daily grind 1206 00:41:30,756 --> 00:41:35,118 of video games, tech movies, and celebrity interviews. 1207 00:41:35,118 --> 00:41:37,427 The dudes on the show are mostly forgettable. 1208 00:41:37,427 --> 00:41:38,260 Then I was like fuck you! 1209 00:41:38,260 --> 00:41:39,201 (comedic boinging) 1210 00:41:39,201 --> 00:41:40,823 You know? 1211 00:41:40,823 --> 00:41:43,527 - [John Rieber] We knew that "Attack of the Show" had become 1212 00:41:43,527 --> 00:41:47,318 a pop culture hit when "Big Bang Theory" 1213 00:41:47,318 --> 00:41:50,428 put "Attack of the Show" and G4 Magnets, 1214 00:41:50,428 --> 00:41:52,089 on their refrigerator. 1215 00:41:52,089 --> 00:41:52,922 (digital whoosing) 1216 00:41:52,922 --> 00:41:54,449 - John Favreau everybody! 1217 00:41:54,449 --> 00:41:55,282 (cheering) 1218 00:41:55,282 --> 00:41:56,845 Yeah, when you got here, I had to parade you around 1219 00:41:56,845 --> 00:41:57,678 to the different sections. 1220 00:41:57,678 --> 00:42:00,071 I know. It's, I got, it's just grown so much 1221 00:42:00,071 --> 00:42:01,238 since last time we did this. 1222 00:42:01,238 --> 00:42:02,457 - [Olivia] Yeah. It's unbelievable. You- 1223 00:42:02,457 --> 00:42:04,005 - This all really started here, for us. 1224 00:42:04,005 --> 00:42:04,838 - [Olivia] It did. 1225 00:42:04,838 --> 00:42:07,165 We came off the panel, and you were the one who said, 1226 00:42:07,165 --> 00:42:09,114 "Hey, it went over like gang busters". 1227 00:42:09,114 --> 00:42:09,947 I didn't know. 1228 00:42:09,947 --> 00:42:10,780 - [Olivia] Yeah. 1229 00:42:10,780 --> 00:42:12,730 - You know how, how much the word had spread, 1230 00:42:12,730 --> 00:42:14,722 and now here we are two years later with "Iron Man 2". 1231 00:42:14,722 --> 00:42:16,716 And thanks to you and thanks to "Attack of the Show" 1232 00:42:16,716 --> 00:42:18,451 for being there for us and covering it 1233 00:42:18,451 --> 00:42:21,313 for the last few years and really starting the grassroots 1234 00:42:21,313 --> 00:42:23,824 support for it that brought us mainstream 1235 00:42:23,824 --> 00:42:24,991 into all the success we had. 1236 00:42:24,991 --> 00:42:26,295 - [Olivia] Well thank, thank you so much John. 1237 00:42:26,295 --> 00:42:28,573 We love you. We love Iron Man. 1238 00:42:28,573 --> 00:42:29,938 - [Chris Jalandoni] That's what I think G4 did best 1239 00:42:29,938 --> 00:42:32,797 about these events that mainstream media 1240 00:42:32,797 --> 00:42:34,772 didn't really realize. 1241 00:42:34,772 --> 00:42:37,803 Just seeing other celebrities walking by and realizing, 1242 00:42:37,803 --> 00:42:40,705 hey, it's G4. Hey, it's a "Attack of the Show"! 1243 00:42:40,705 --> 00:42:43,339 In our world, in this, in this world of pop culture, 1244 00:42:43,339 --> 00:42:45,015 we had placed our mark as like, 1245 00:42:45,015 --> 00:42:48,767 we are the ones who know how to cover this. Come watch us. 1246 00:42:48,767 --> 00:42:49,816 - Ladies and gentlemen, 1247 00:42:49,816 --> 00:42:53,251 Let's welcome one of our own to the stage. Mr. John Favreau. 1248 00:42:53,251 --> 00:42:54,674 - Hey. 1249 00:42:54,674 --> 00:42:59,428 - [Robert] One year, the opening shot for Comic-Con Live, 1250 00:42:59,428 --> 00:43:03,466 is Jon Favreau climbing up the stairs, 1251 00:43:03,466 --> 00:43:07,439 reaching out to the fans and announcing the beginning 1252 00:43:07,439 --> 00:43:10,965 of our Comic-Con coverage live and inviting 1253 00:43:10,965 --> 00:43:15,257 all of the fans there to come and see a premier screening 1254 00:43:15,257 --> 00:43:18,945 of Cowboys and Aliens because we were the audience 1255 00:43:18,945 --> 00:43:22,395 he was trying to reach and he loved hanging out with us. 1256 00:43:22,395 --> 00:43:23,958 - [Kevin Pereira] I hope he knows what he just did. 1257 00:43:23,958 --> 00:43:25,736 Wow, that was awesome. 1258 00:43:25,736 --> 00:43:26,756 - That was amazing. 1259 00:43:26,756 --> 00:43:29,116 ♪ Well, Jon Favreau's one of my heroes, ♪ 1260 00:43:29,116 --> 00:43:31,196 ♪ I used to love when he'd come on. ♪ 1261 00:43:31,196 --> 00:43:35,603 ♪ Too bad "Cowboys and Aliens" straight bombed. ♪ 1262 00:43:35,603 --> 00:43:38,112 ♪ Will his career ever get back on track? ♪ 1263 00:43:38,112 --> 00:43:39,894 ♪ I highly doubt it can. ♪ 1264 00:43:39,894 --> 00:43:42,029 Oh shit, he directed Iron Man? 1265 00:43:42,029 --> 00:43:42,862 (guitar abruptly stops) 1266 00:43:42,862 --> 00:43:43,695 Nevermind. 1267 00:43:44,599 --> 00:43:46,580 - [Robert] The fact that James Cameron 1268 00:43:46,580 --> 00:43:49,671 made "Attack of the Show" his stop, 1269 00:43:49,671 --> 00:43:53,604 to talk on the eve of the premier of Avatar, 1270 00:43:53,604 --> 00:43:56,197 says so much about what we became. 1271 00:43:56,197 --> 00:43:57,030 (low synth music) 1272 00:43:57,030 --> 00:43:58,957 - [Alan] No other show I think would have, you know, 1273 00:43:58,957 --> 00:44:02,661 James Cameron come in, and take a, a folding chair, 1274 00:44:02,661 --> 00:44:05,833 and smash a mannequin called "Drunkle Ted". 1275 00:44:05,833 --> 00:44:07,628 - And I've always wanted to, all right. 1276 00:44:07,628 --> 00:44:08,461 - [Kevin Pereira] After you sir. 1277 00:44:08,461 --> 00:44:09,419 - Here we go. 1278 00:44:09,419 --> 00:44:12,877 (crowd erupting) 1279 00:44:12,877 --> 00:44:13,763 - [Chris Jalandoni] You know, it's just the fact that, 1280 00:44:13,763 --> 00:44:15,777 A - it's James Cameron, you know, 1281 00:44:15,777 --> 00:44:17,559 here's one of the top directors in his field, 1282 00:44:17,559 --> 00:44:20,769 and he's on our show, and he's taking a metal chair 1283 00:44:20,769 --> 00:44:22,227 to a dummy. 1284 00:44:22,227 --> 00:44:23,652 - James freaking Cameron, everybody! 1285 00:44:23,652 --> 00:44:24,485 (applause) 1286 00:44:24,485 --> 00:44:25,843 - Can I keep the chair? I'm keeping the chair 1287 00:44:25,843 --> 00:44:27,114 - You keep that. That is yours. 1288 00:44:27,114 --> 00:44:30,095 - [Alan] He was always very open to doing bits like that, 1289 00:44:30,095 --> 00:44:32,955 or on his entrance I remember he came smashing through 1290 00:44:32,955 --> 00:44:35,122 a wall of cardboard boxes. 1291 00:44:36,831 --> 00:44:39,092 - Remember me? You owe me an autograph. 1292 00:44:39,092 --> 00:44:40,041 (clapping) 1293 00:44:40,041 --> 00:44:43,447 - [Kevin Pereira] Uh oh, uh oh. 1294 00:44:43,447 --> 00:44:45,671 (glasses breaking) 1295 00:44:45,671 --> 00:44:47,243 - [Casey] One of the best things that I ever wrote 1296 00:44:47,243 --> 00:44:48,759 for the show was 1297 00:44:48,759 --> 00:44:49,592 (guitar squealing) 1298 00:44:49,592 --> 00:44:52,070 a recurring bit called Jeremy's Dragon Corner, 1299 00:44:52,070 --> 00:44:53,894 where Jeremy Hache, who was one of the producers 1300 00:44:53,894 --> 00:44:57,066 on the show, dressed up in this like medieval garb. 1301 00:44:57,066 --> 00:44:59,722 And just talked about how cool dragons were. 1302 00:44:59,722 --> 00:45:02,894 - [Jeremy] So I saw that movie Avatar, it was pretty cool. 1303 00:45:02,894 --> 00:45:03,727 (fiery explosion) 1304 00:45:03,727 --> 00:45:06,241 Except for the part where all the avatars had to jump onto 1305 00:45:06,241 --> 00:45:09,888 the backs of space dragons and like have sex with them, 1306 00:45:09,888 --> 00:45:11,977 with their hair or whatever. 1307 00:45:11,977 --> 00:45:15,427 I maintain that sex with dragons is one of God's special 1308 00:45:15,427 --> 00:45:19,438 mysteries. And if it happens, the dragon (beep) you, 1309 00:45:19,438 --> 00:45:22,195 not the other way around. 1310 00:45:22,195 --> 00:45:24,188 Not cool avatars. 1311 00:45:24,188 --> 00:45:25,021 Not cool. 1312 00:45:25,904 --> 00:45:29,174 - [Casey] And then we had James Cameron come on and we said, 1313 00:45:29,174 --> 00:45:32,587 Hey, would you mind filming this rebuttal to Jeremy, 1314 00:45:32,587 --> 00:45:34,640 in "Jeremy's Dragon Corner"? 1315 00:45:34,640 --> 00:45:37,186 And he was like, yes, I will totally do this. 1316 00:45:37,186 --> 00:45:40,093 Because James Cameron loved being on "Attack of the Show", 1317 00:45:40,093 --> 00:45:42,686 and was down for anything that we made him do. 1318 00:45:42,686 --> 00:45:43,913 He did it all straight faced. 1319 00:45:43,913 --> 00:45:47,728 He did it all totally seriously. And it's chef's kiss. 1320 00:45:47,728 --> 00:45:50,077 - Jeremy, you have no idea what the (beep) 1321 00:45:50,077 --> 00:45:51,280 you're talking about. 1322 00:45:51,280 --> 00:45:53,977 I spent eight years researching space dragon sex, 1323 00:45:53,977 --> 00:45:57,139 and that's exactly how it would happen. 1324 00:45:57,139 --> 00:45:59,106 I'm James Cameron. Goodnight. 1325 00:45:59,106 --> 00:46:01,870 (calming piano melody) 1326 00:46:01,870 --> 00:46:03,254 (explosion) 1327 00:46:03,254 --> 00:46:05,307 (screaming) 1328 00:46:05,307 --> 00:46:08,028 - Can we take a second to dispel some rumors? 1329 00:46:08,028 --> 00:46:09,254 I was not Boba Fetish. 1330 00:46:09,254 --> 00:46:10,484 (fast electronic beat) 1331 00:46:10,484 --> 00:46:11,734 That wasn't me. 1332 00:46:13,001 --> 00:46:15,019 I actually did get to keep the costume, 1333 00:46:15,019 --> 00:46:16,921 (fast electronic beat continues) 1334 00:46:16,921 --> 00:46:18,669 but it wasn't me. 1335 00:46:18,669 --> 00:46:22,122 (fast electronic beat continues) 1336 00:46:22,122 --> 00:46:25,715 (film stuttering) 1337 00:46:25,715 --> 00:46:28,739 - Those aren't the pants you're looking for. 1338 00:46:28,739 --> 00:46:31,822 (leather stretching) 1339 00:46:35,937 --> 00:46:38,104 I have felt him my master. 1340 00:46:39,214 --> 00:46:41,203 - We mentioned earlier that there will be some 1341 00:46:41,203 --> 00:46:44,137 new set pieces, but there's a crazy new thing going on here. 1342 00:46:44,137 --> 00:46:46,820 It looks, it looks like internets are happening here. 1343 00:46:46,820 --> 00:46:47,869 It's our new Twitter wall. 1344 00:46:47,869 --> 00:46:48,790 (audience cheering) 1345 00:46:48,790 --> 00:46:49,670 - [Olivia] It's a Twitter wall. 1346 00:46:49,670 --> 00:46:52,131 - [Rick] "Attack of the Show"'s. Twitter wall was, 1347 00:46:52,131 --> 00:46:55,727 if not the first, one of the first examples 1348 00:46:55,727 --> 00:47:00,061 of integrating social media into television. 1349 00:47:00,061 --> 00:47:01,301 - [Kevin Pereira] You'll see our Twitter wall, 1350 00:47:01,301 --> 00:47:02,925 which we reference often throughout the show. 1351 00:47:02,925 --> 00:47:05,446 We like to keep things interactive and get realtime feedback 1352 00:47:05,446 --> 00:47:07,214 from the fans, answer their questions, 1353 00:47:07,214 --> 00:47:10,372 let them ask questions of our guests or make witty comments. 1354 00:47:10,372 --> 00:47:12,143 So throughout the show, this thing scrolls 1355 00:47:12,143 --> 00:47:14,536 with realtime comments from our audience. 1356 00:47:14,536 --> 00:47:17,068 - [Female Award Giver] Our TV finalists come from 1357 00:47:17,068 --> 00:47:20,717 a variety of programs that use Twitter 1358 00:47:20,717 --> 00:47:23,031 to connect with their viewers. 1359 00:47:23,031 --> 00:47:28,031 - [Rick] We actually won two Shorty awards back to back 1360 00:47:28,083 --> 00:47:32,194 in two years time for best use of Twitter on television. 1361 00:47:32,194 --> 00:47:34,688 - [Male Award Giver] Oh my God, it's, it's a tie. 1362 00:47:34,688 --> 00:47:35,813 - [Female Award Giver] It's a tie. It's a tie. 1363 00:47:35,813 --> 00:47:38,448 - [Male Award Giver] Congratulations "Attack of the Show" 1364 00:47:38,448 --> 00:47:39,775 and "Sesame Street". 1365 00:47:39,775 --> 00:47:41,814 (applause) 1366 00:47:41,814 --> 00:47:44,493 - [Rick] The Shorty Awards being as they called themselves, 1367 00:47:44,493 --> 00:47:46,570 the Academy Awards of the internet. 1368 00:47:46,570 --> 00:47:50,495 But we had already been doing stuff with the Twitter wall 1369 00:47:50,495 --> 00:47:54,201 for a couple of years before the Shorty awards even existed. 1370 00:47:54,201 --> 00:47:56,601 I mean, we had to be 1371 00:47:56,601 --> 00:48:00,520 white-listed with Twitter because of how much data 1372 00:48:00,520 --> 00:48:04,062 we were pulling from Twitter to get, you know, the feed 1373 00:48:04,062 --> 00:48:06,653 of the "Attack of the Show" fans giving their reactions 1374 00:48:06,653 --> 00:48:07,798 in real time. 1375 00:48:07,798 --> 00:48:10,199 - I think that's kind of rude. 1376 00:48:10,199 --> 00:48:14,381 - [Danny] Whoa, hey, where did that come from? 1377 00:48:14,381 --> 00:48:17,989 - [Alison] @Megan_Lustofin says uh, 1378 00:48:17,989 --> 00:48:20,709 can Alison and Danny do a "Community" rap? 1379 00:48:20,709 --> 00:48:23,535 - [Alan] Having audience feedback, audience reaction, 1380 00:48:23,535 --> 00:48:26,309 is what gave this show its energy. 1381 00:48:26,309 --> 00:48:27,580 - Here we go, here we go. 1382 00:48:27,580 --> 00:48:28,413 (beatboxing) 1383 00:48:28,413 --> 00:48:30,060 - [Alison] Oh, oh, what is up? 1384 00:48:30,060 --> 00:48:32,524 I'm chilling at AOTS with Danny Pudi, 1385 00:48:32,524 --> 00:48:33,357 - [Danny] Oh! 1386 00:48:33,357 --> 00:48:36,072 - Shaking out booty in the sister studio. 1387 00:48:36,072 --> 00:48:38,622 Phil Collins, like Emmy Robins, 1388 00:48:38,622 --> 00:48:40,800 that girl I went to high school with. Just kidding. 1389 00:48:40,800 --> 00:48:42,119 That was a lie. What? 1390 00:48:42,119 --> 00:48:43,319 - Whoa! 1391 00:48:43,319 --> 00:48:46,629 - [Rick] The Twitter wall was all about the fans. 1392 00:48:46,629 --> 00:48:49,104 Some people would come in, you know, as they could, 1393 00:48:49,104 --> 00:48:51,599 others would show up every so often. 1394 00:48:51,599 --> 00:48:54,387 And then there was the dedicated core viewer army, 1395 00:48:54,387 --> 00:48:59,213 who if they didn't show up, you kind of worried about them. 1396 00:48:59,213 --> 00:49:00,046 (driving rock music) 1397 00:49:00,046 --> 00:49:00,929 - What's up "Attack of the Show"? 1398 00:49:00,929 --> 00:49:02,038 - Hey "Attack of the Show". 1399 00:49:02,038 --> 00:49:04,407 - What's up "Attack of the Show". This is Danny Cubas- 1400 00:49:04,407 --> 00:49:06,615 - [Rick] They were really the drivers. 1401 00:49:06,615 --> 00:49:10,489 They were the taste makers, they were the influencers 1402 00:49:10,489 --> 00:49:15,489 of "Attack of the Show" before influencer was even a thing. 1403 00:49:15,712 --> 00:49:17,985 - [Joesh] I, yeah, I think that one of the biggest things 1404 00:49:17,985 --> 00:49:20,309 that was a, a marvel for G4, 1405 00:49:20,309 --> 00:49:23,260 is that it created a sense of community within this 1406 00:49:23,260 --> 00:49:25,296 small kind of marginalized community already, 1407 00:49:25,296 --> 00:49:28,343 that people didn't really look at as cool or as hip. 1408 00:49:28,343 --> 00:49:30,453 And they made these people hip and cool. 1409 00:49:30,453 --> 00:49:31,286 (reflective piano music) 1410 00:49:31,286 --> 00:49:33,942 - [Rick] In the eighties. Nerds were nerds. 1411 00:49:33,942 --> 00:49:38,071 You could not effectively admit to a lot of people 1412 00:49:38,071 --> 00:49:39,796 that you collected comic books, 1413 00:49:39,796 --> 00:49:41,983 that you played Dungeons and Dragons, 1414 00:49:41,983 --> 00:49:44,038 that you played video games. 1415 00:49:44,038 --> 00:49:45,038 - [Kevin Rubio] You know today, 1416 00:49:45,038 --> 00:49:48,654 we're talking about the importance of inclusion. 1417 00:49:48,654 --> 00:49:51,404 And G4, and "Attack of the Show", 1418 00:49:52,528 --> 00:49:56,774 for that particular generation, was the first spark 1419 00:49:56,774 --> 00:49:59,191 of inclusion on a mass scale. 1420 00:50:00,641 --> 00:50:04,724 That showed people, oh, there are people like me, 1421 00:50:06,146 --> 00:50:08,729 out there who like what I like, 1422 00:50:09,926 --> 00:50:11,918 and it's okay. 1423 00:50:11,918 --> 00:50:14,325 - [John Gardner] I feel like that type of show 1424 00:50:14,325 --> 00:50:16,984 really opened the door for people to kind of peek in, 1425 00:50:16,984 --> 00:50:19,576 and see, oh, this isn't so bad. 1426 00:50:19,576 --> 00:50:24,025 - [Eugene] G4 is to TV as the MCU is to movies. 1427 00:50:24,025 --> 00:50:26,919 The show helped elevate nerd culture by saying, 1428 00:50:26,919 --> 00:50:29,785 you know what, not only are we going 1429 00:50:29,785 --> 00:50:32,595 to cater to everything that you love, 1430 00:50:32,595 --> 00:50:35,400 but we're gonna do it in such a cool, expansive way 1431 00:50:35,400 --> 00:50:38,797 that we're gonna draw new people in. We're gonna show people 1432 00:50:38,797 --> 00:50:42,645 that the thing you love isn't lame and for losers, 1433 00:50:42,645 --> 00:50:44,769 it's for everybody. 1434 00:50:44,769 --> 00:50:47,374 - [John] You don't have to play Super Mario. 1435 00:50:47,374 --> 00:50:51,152 We're gonna show you why other people do play. 1436 00:50:51,152 --> 00:50:55,902 (singing along with "Super Mario Theme") 1437 00:51:07,344 --> 00:51:10,716 You could bring Star Trek fan, and Star Wars fans 1438 00:51:10,716 --> 00:51:13,727 and they could sit down and have a meal together. 1439 00:51:13,727 --> 00:51:17,684 - [Rick] Lewis and Gilbert did not fight for our nerd rights 1440 00:51:17,684 --> 00:51:21,272 for us to not get along with each other. 1441 00:51:21,272 --> 00:51:24,446 That's the problem with nerd-dom, and geek-dom, and fandom, 1442 00:51:24,446 --> 00:51:27,386 in this day and age. It's practically, you know, 1443 00:51:27,386 --> 00:51:31,018 civil war levels of us versus them when it comes 1444 00:51:31,018 --> 00:51:34,301 to an opinion seemingly in any fandom. 1445 00:51:34,301 --> 00:51:39,301 It's sad to see, because ten years ago you didn't see that. 1446 00:51:39,933 --> 00:51:42,163 - [Laura] That's where we really lucked out, 1447 00:51:42,163 --> 00:51:44,966 is that we got the ability to create essentially 1448 00:51:44,966 --> 00:51:49,266 our own crazy YouTube videos. We gotta do it together. 1449 00:51:49,266 --> 00:51:52,273 - [Zach] A lot of times some of the opinions that you read 1450 00:51:52,273 --> 00:51:55,077 are not always nice. As we know the internet is full of 1451 00:51:55,077 --> 00:51:57,957 sad people sometimes and I feel like "Attack of the Show" 1452 00:51:57,957 --> 00:52:00,563 fans are never in that. So thank you fans. 1453 00:52:00,563 --> 00:52:05,397 - [Rick] I would like to thank those G4 TV viewers. 1454 00:52:05,397 --> 00:52:09,406 The ones who showed up every single day 1455 00:52:09,406 --> 00:52:11,364 for "Attack of the Show". 1456 00:52:11,364 --> 00:52:14,862 They were not paid audience members like you see 1457 00:52:14,862 --> 00:52:17,539 with a lot of live studio audience shows from Hollywood. 1458 00:52:17,539 --> 00:52:19,334 They were there of their own accord. 1459 00:52:19,334 --> 00:52:22,667 They showed up because they had a voice. 1460 00:52:23,685 --> 00:52:25,973 - [Fan] When it went out the air, it was like saddest day, 1461 00:52:25,973 --> 00:52:29,166 one of the saddest days of my life. 1462 00:52:29,166 --> 00:52:29,999 (whooshing) 1463 00:52:29,999 --> 00:52:30,832 - [Candace] This week, Chris Gore went 1464 00:52:30,832 --> 00:52:33,863 to the Asian underground and came back hurt. 1465 00:52:33,863 --> 00:52:34,696 - Aw. 1466 00:52:34,696 --> 00:52:35,529 - It's true. 1467 00:52:35,529 --> 00:52:36,362 - Well, let's just say that while- 1468 00:52:36,362 --> 00:52:37,195 - No reaction? 1469 00:52:37,195 --> 00:52:38,307 - Well here's the thing. It's Chris Gore first. 1470 00:52:38,307 --> 00:52:39,640 (laughing) 1471 00:52:39,640 --> 00:52:42,737 Secondly, while he was covering some ass kicking films, 1472 00:52:42,737 --> 00:52:45,320 he may have kicked his own ass. 1473 00:52:46,320 --> 00:52:48,280 - [Jeff] You go back and watch the the segments, 1474 00:52:48,280 --> 00:52:49,997 you'll know that Chris had to do an intro to the piece. 1475 00:52:49,997 --> 00:52:51,862 And then what he would usually do is, 1476 00:52:51,862 --> 00:52:53,731 talk for a couple seconds, say where we are, 1477 00:52:53,731 --> 00:52:55,769 and what we are doing, and then kick off the segment. 1478 00:52:55,769 --> 00:52:58,967 So this one particular one, he decided to do 1479 00:52:58,967 --> 00:53:00,935 a walk and talk plus a high kick. 1480 00:53:00,935 --> 00:53:01,888 - [Chris Gore] This edition of Asian Underground, 1481 00:53:01,888 --> 00:53:03,803 prepare to have wisdom knocked into your brain 1482 00:53:03,803 --> 00:53:04,925 with a high kick. 1483 00:53:04,925 --> 00:53:05,758 (upbeat electronic music) 1484 00:53:05,758 --> 00:53:06,591 With a high kick. 1485 00:53:06,591 --> 00:53:07,424 (crashing) 1486 00:53:07,424 --> 00:53:08,628 Ow, oh (beep). 1487 00:53:08,628 --> 00:53:11,411 Ow, ow, ow, ow, my, my jeans. 1488 00:53:11,411 --> 00:53:13,136 - [Jeff] The whole story, including the guy 1489 00:53:13,136 --> 00:53:16,611 that worked there, just could not stop laughing. 1490 00:53:16,611 --> 00:53:19,130 And I believe that that clip is probably more memorable 1491 00:53:19,130 --> 00:53:21,713 than the entire segment we did. 1492 00:53:23,002 --> 00:53:26,292 - [Alan] I, I think one of the hardest jobs on the show was 1493 00:53:26,292 --> 00:53:28,557 for standards and practices. 1494 00:53:28,557 --> 00:53:31,807 Our guy Keith had two buttons. One was, 1495 00:53:32,915 --> 00:53:35,979 to bleep out anything that was said on audio that, you know, 1496 00:53:35,979 --> 00:53:38,876 any swear words, stuff, he, he'd hit the bleep button. 1497 00:53:38,876 --> 00:53:41,675 The other button he had, was blur the screen, if he, 1498 00:53:41,675 --> 00:53:45,447 if there was something visual that wasn't appropriate. 1499 00:53:45,447 --> 00:53:47,822 And I had never seen that button used before, 1500 00:53:47,822 --> 00:53:51,181 like ever before in my entire television career. 1501 00:53:51,181 --> 00:53:55,290 But Michael Costa was doing an interview with Eric Andre. 1502 00:53:55,290 --> 00:53:58,990 Eric stood up and dropped his pants. 1503 00:53:58,990 --> 00:54:01,890 - Here are these new boxers I got. Look at these boxers. 1504 00:54:01,890 --> 00:54:03,545 (laughing) 1505 00:54:03,545 --> 00:54:04,617 - [Michael] Eric (beep) 1506 00:54:04,617 --> 00:54:06,072 - [Alan] And you would think it would stop right there. 1507 00:54:06,072 --> 00:54:07,082 - Julie gave me a card request- 1508 00:54:07,082 --> 00:54:07,915 (screaming) 1509 00:54:07,915 --> 00:54:08,748 (crowd gasping) 1510 00:54:08,748 --> 00:54:09,581 (beeping) 1511 00:54:09,581 --> 00:54:13,100 - [Alan] But then he proceeded to pull down the boxers 1512 00:54:13,100 --> 00:54:18,100 as well and he kind of tucked his junk in between his legs. 1513 00:54:18,549 --> 00:54:21,743 - It's okay you can do whatever you want, it's G4. 1514 00:54:21,743 --> 00:54:26,177 - [Alan] And you know, everyone was just in shock and awe. 1515 00:54:26,177 --> 00:54:29,467 In the control room, we could see it in our monitors. 1516 00:54:29,467 --> 00:54:33,408 But in the return feed, the feed that you would see at home, 1517 00:54:33,408 --> 00:54:36,593 the whole feed was just blurred. 1518 00:54:36,593 --> 00:54:41,336 And that was the first time in history that I've seen that. 1519 00:54:41,336 --> 00:54:45,547 And I am kind of proud that I was there for that moment. 1520 00:54:45,547 --> 00:54:48,311 - "Don't Trust the B- in Apartment 23". 1521 00:54:48,311 --> 00:54:50,815 - Are you guys rounding up because I took my penis 1522 00:54:50,815 --> 00:54:52,378 and my fake vagina out. 1523 00:54:52,378 --> 00:54:53,601 - Now over to Candace! 1524 00:54:53,601 --> 00:54:56,420 - [Eugene] Not all of those things that happened on the show 1525 00:54:56,420 --> 00:55:01,192 would be acceptable by today's more conservative standards. 1526 00:55:01,192 --> 00:55:04,024 - [Chris Flynn] Pedo Bear was a regular gag on the show. 1527 00:55:04,024 --> 00:55:05,430 That would not happen now. 1528 00:55:05,430 --> 00:55:08,446 Or to have the gag between Candace and Sarah. 1529 00:55:08,446 --> 00:55:11,733 You know where every time Candace would say, "I'm so sure", 1530 00:55:11,733 --> 00:55:14,220 Sarah would grab her and put her into her chest. 1531 00:55:14,220 --> 00:55:16,537 - Oh my gosh guys, "I'm so sure". 1532 00:55:16,537 --> 00:55:18,648 (motorboating) 1533 00:55:18,648 --> 00:55:21,683 - [Chris Flynn] The infamous fat-suit gag, which started off 1534 00:55:21,683 --> 00:55:24,995 really clever, just ended up being like patently offensive. 1535 00:55:24,995 --> 00:55:26,348 To the point, one of the (indistinct), 1536 00:55:26,348 --> 00:55:29,006 was one of our production management was gonna walk. 1537 00:55:29,006 --> 00:55:32,113 - That's right, 20 gallons of cottage cheese 1538 00:55:32,113 --> 00:55:34,763 in your very old souvenir wheelbarrow. 1539 00:55:34,763 --> 00:55:36,327 - Hey Kevin, Kevin. 1540 00:55:36,327 --> 00:55:37,498 - Joy in a wheelbarrow! 1541 00:55:37,498 --> 00:55:40,466 - Hey, go diving, go diving for cupcakes. 1542 00:55:40,466 --> 00:55:43,914 - [Genji] That was a massive ordeal. 1543 00:55:43,914 --> 00:55:45,940 - [Chris Flynn] It ended up being bad spirit, 1544 00:55:45,940 --> 00:55:48,003 but they got away with it. 1545 00:55:48,003 --> 00:55:51,412 (batman parody music) 1546 00:55:51,412 --> 00:55:54,624 Sure you can have a sexy female heroine, 1547 00:55:54,624 --> 00:55:57,093 but you can't have her wear what Sara Jean Underwood wore 1548 00:55:57,093 --> 00:55:57,926 as "Bustice". 1549 00:55:57,926 --> 00:56:00,613 (comedic boinging) 1550 00:56:00,613 --> 00:56:03,646 (alarm sounding) 1551 00:56:03,646 --> 00:56:04,791 - What the hell is happening? 1552 00:56:04,791 --> 00:56:06,180 (corny dramatic music) 1553 00:56:06,180 --> 00:56:08,832 - Some of the fuel rods won't go back into the cooling tank. 1554 00:56:08,832 --> 00:56:11,857 - Fear not citizens, Bustice is on the case. 1555 00:56:11,857 --> 00:56:12,690 (beeping) 1556 00:56:12,690 --> 00:56:13,523 (hip hop beat plays) 1557 00:56:13,523 --> 00:56:17,068 ♪ Yeah, so fine. ♪ 1558 00:56:17,068 --> 00:56:18,984 - [Chris Flynn] There's just no way you could have 1559 00:56:18,984 --> 00:56:22,790 someone use a stripper pole to disarm a nuclear bomb. 1560 00:56:22,790 --> 00:56:23,623 - [Kevin Pereira] It's not healthy. 1561 00:56:23,623 --> 00:56:26,029 - [Genji] I mean, even the, the hacking a pig 1562 00:56:26,029 --> 00:56:28,166 in half with a sword. 1563 00:56:28,166 --> 00:56:29,652 "Wiffle Bat Fight Club". 1564 00:56:29,652 --> 00:56:30,485 - Let's fight. 1565 00:56:30,485 --> 00:56:31,318 (starting bell rings) 1566 00:56:31,318 --> 00:56:32,359 (cheering & jeering) 1567 00:56:32,359 --> 00:56:34,473 (bats smacking) 1568 00:56:34,473 --> 00:56:36,437 - [Genji] And we also had the, uh, 1569 00:56:36,437 --> 00:56:39,314 we were shooting producers with, you know, BB guns. 1570 00:56:39,314 --> 00:56:40,718 - [Olivia] Hache, you feel that? 1571 00:56:40,718 --> 00:56:42,286 - [Genji] I mean, just anything that was abusive 1572 00:56:42,286 --> 00:56:44,174 towards the writers or producers. 1573 00:56:44,174 --> 00:56:46,580 You, you can't do that anymore. 1574 00:56:46,580 --> 00:56:48,920 - [Zach] I did a lot of on camera drinking back then. 1575 00:56:48,920 --> 00:56:50,508 Basically they're like, you're gonna try a beer 1576 00:56:50,508 --> 00:56:52,671 from every single booth, and then you're gonna do 1577 00:56:52,671 --> 00:56:53,504 a blood alcohol test. 1578 00:56:53,504 --> 00:56:54,449 (driving rock music) 1579 00:56:54,449 --> 00:56:55,715 - Okay. 1580 00:56:55,715 --> 00:56:56,548 2.7. 1581 00:56:56,548 --> 00:56:57,381 (chuckles) 1582 00:56:57,381 --> 00:56:59,302 You should be dead. 1583 00:56:59,302 --> 00:57:01,289 (sad piano music) 1584 00:57:01,289 --> 00:57:03,413 (sensual moaning & electronic music) 1585 00:57:03,413 --> 00:57:06,310 (zipping) 1586 00:57:06,310 --> 00:57:11,310 - I masturbate a lot, and I've never really had real sex. 1587 00:57:11,383 --> 00:57:13,750 I was just curious. Am I still a virgin? 1588 00:57:13,750 --> 00:57:15,754 - No, you're a whore. 1589 00:57:15,754 --> 00:57:18,805 Masturbating does not mean that you're no longer a virgin, 1590 00:57:18,805 --> 00:57:19,638 by any means. 1591 00:57:19,638 --> 00:57:21,088 - [Anna] It's okay to ask the question. 1592 00:57:21,088 --> 00:57:23,284 There are no stupid questions. But- 1593 00:57:23,284 --> 00:57:24,701 - [Olivia] I'm just kidding. It was a smart question. 1594 00:57:24,701 --> 00:57:26,979 - No, no, no, no. Don't listen to her. 1595 00:57:26,979 --> 00:57:29,396 I could get away with every single thing I did. 1596 00:57:29,396 --> 00:57:31,174 I think Olivia could get away with it. 1597 00:57:31,174 --> 00:57:32,682 But even when you were talking about, 1598 00:57:32,682 --> 00:57:34,014 oh, when we covered the porn awards, 1599 00:57:34,014 --> 00:57:36,084 and we were told to treat it in a clinical way. 1600 00:57:36,084 --> 00:57:39,076 I guarantee you it would've been all female crew, 1601 00:57:39,076 --> 00:57:42,563 all female talent. Because men are not 1602 00:57:42,563 --> 00:57:47,563 safe today, from saying the wrong thing around a woman. 1603 00:57:47,807 --> 00:57:49,780 - [Zach] That was horrifying. Just like, all right, 1604 00:57:49,780 --> 00:57:51,337 we're talking with Cassidy Ray. 1605 00:57:51,337 --> 00:57:53,289 She's nominated tonight for "Double Anal", 1606 00:57:53,289 --> 00:57:56,437 and "Best Penetration Scene" Cassidy, how do you feel? 1607 00:57:56,437 --> 00:57:58,191 And what a, what an honor, huh? 1608 00:57:58,191 --> 00:58:01,669 [Imitating Cassidy] "We are just excited to be here, um, 1609 00:58:01,669 --> 00:58:02,502 at the AVNs". 1610 00:58:02,502 --> 00:58:04,131 [Normal Voice] and then they'd see a friend across the room, 1611 00:58:04,131 --> 00:58:07,317 and they'd go, "lick my tits! Whoo! 1612 00:58:07,317 --> 00:58:10,091 Yeah bitch, you're such a slut! 1613 00:58:10,091 --> 00:58:12,298 Alexis Texas is a slut! 1614 00:58:12,298 --> 00:58:15,194 - I've been reading comic books for like 25 years, 1615 00:58:15,194 --> 00:58:17,032 I don't think I've ever seen "Butt Woman" 1616 00:58:17,032 --> 00:58:19,001 - [Casey] I am sure that we did stuff 1617 00:58:19,001 --> 00:58:21,975 that would not fly today. I am sure of it. 1618 00:58:21,975 --> 00:58:24,960 And I can guarantee you that none of it was done 1619 00:58:24,960 --> 00:58:25,793 with bad intent. 1620 00:58:25,793 --> 00:58:26,626 (screaming) 1621 00:58:26,626 --> 00:58:28,153 (splashing) 1622 00:58:28,153 --> 00:58:30,858 - [Kevin] You know, as with anything, context is key. 1623 00:58:30,858 --> 00:58:32,691 But we were like family, 1624 00:58:32,691 --> 00:58:35,197 and you, you put your guard down around family, 1625 00:58:35,197 --> 00:58:37,297 you're a little more open around family, 1626 00:58:37,297 --> 00:58:41,130 and you're definitely more blue around family. 1627 00:58:42,168 --> 00:58:44,850 Where people will look at a broadcast 1628 00:58:44,850 --> 00:58:48,400 that we did back then today, and think, ooh, 1629 00:58:48,400 --> 00:58:51,529 it was always in the spirit of fun. 1630 00:58:51,529 --> 00:58:52,362 - "Murder Master Class" 1631 00:58:52,362 --> 00:58:53,195 (musical sting) 1632 00:58:53,195 --> 00:58:54,767 is a fun, easy-to-use, audio lecture series 1633 00:58:54,767 --> 00:58:56,455 that will get you out of the amateur league 1634 00:58:56,455 --> 00:58:58,456 and into the pros. Guarantee it. 1635 00:58:58,456 --> 00:58:59,500 - [Casey] Maybe it's good that we don't do 1636 00:58:59,500 --> 00:59:02,678 that stuff anymore. There is a backlash to that, like 1637 00:59:02,678 --> 00:59:06,218 correctness culture, which I think is kind of unfounded. 1638 00:59:06,218 --> 00:59:09,681 Most of that is done in a way that's good with good intents, 1639 00:59:09,681 --> 00:59:13,175 but you also have this flip side of people who kind of think 1640 00:59:13,175 --> 00:59:16,309 that they can say anything and if you're being offensive, 1641 00:59:16,309 --> 00:59:18,159 but you're acknowledging that you're being offensive, 1642 00:59:18,159 --> 00:59:19,831 that that makes it okay. 1643 00:59:19,831 --> 00:59:22,823 And I've never really thought that that flies, you know, 1644 00:59:22,823 --> 00:59:25,083 I think a lot of things are are for the better. 1645 00:59:25,083 --> 00:59:27,659 I mean obviously, we have to be aware and and conscious 1646 00:59:27,659 --> 00:59:30,420 of people's feelings and things of that nature. 1647 00:59:30,420 --> 00:59:31,728 (vomiting) 1648 00:59:31,728 --> 00:59:34,604 But we were probably offending people left and right 1649 00:59:34,604 --> 00:59:35,437 everyday. 1650 00:59:35,437 --> 00:59:36,270 (laughing) 1651 00:59:36,270 --> 00:59:37,103 (phone ringing) 1652 00:59:37,103 --> 00:59:37,936 - Excuse me. 1653 00:59:37,936 --> 00:59:38,894 Go for Power Girl. 1654 00:59:38,894 --> 00:59:41,319 - [Submarine Captain] Power Girl. You've got to help us. 1655 00:59:41,319 --> 00:59:43,564 I got my submarine lodged in the ice up here 1656 00:59:43,564 --> 00:59:44,976 in the Bering Strait. 1657 00:59:44,976 --> 00:59:47,106 - You've got good speakers on those things. 1658 00:59:47,106 --> 00:59:48,837 How'd you get stuck, captain? 1659 00:59:48,837 --> 00:59:52,214 - [Aaron] I mean, could you do anything in any, at any time 1660 00:59:52,214 --> 00:59:54,960 ten years in the future? I mean, I don't know. 1661 00:59:54,960 --> 00:59:57,486 I mean, I'm down with being kind and empathetic 1662 00:59:57,486 --> 01:00:00,982 to all people. However, I think the woke culture 1663 01:00:00,982 --> 01:00:05,982 has gone too far and I'm a progressive California liberal. 1664 01:00:06,317 --> 01:00:08,272 I think when it comes to comedy, 1665 01:00:08,272 --> 01:00:10,544 you should have carte blanche. 1666 01:00:10,544 --> 01:00:11,761 - [Together] Pillow fight! 1667 01:00:11,761 --> 01:00:14,073 - [Laura] In my opinion, it's sad that a lot of the stuff 1668 01:00:14,073 --> 01:00:17,260 that we were doing back then would never happen now. 1669 01:00:17,260 --> 01:00:19,703 Because you know, we have to dilute everything, 1670 01:00:19,703 --> 01:00:22,543 and there's just such more hypersensitivity, 1671 01:00:22,543 --> 01:00:26,120 and who's gonna be offended, and some of that stuff 1672 01:00:26,120 --> 01:00:28,441 that happened back in the days, I mean, that was just 1673 01:00:28,441 --> 01:00:29,441 comedy gold. 1674 01:00:30,571 --> 01:00:33,827 But there's something so innately good about it, 1675 01:00:33,827 --> 01:00:36,645 that you can't deny that you wanna watch it. 1676 01:00:36,645 --> 01:00:38,932 - [John Gardner] You have to have that kind of mentality 1677 01:00:38,932 --> 01:00:41,380 that it's just humor. They were good at that. 1678 01:00:41,380 --> 01:00:44,351 And so how do you criticize somebody who's saying, no, 1679 01:00:44,351 --> 01:00:46,796 this is exactly what we are. They're not apologizing for it. 1680 01:00:46,796 --> 01:00:49,075 - Right? Ughh, (beep) off! 1681 01:00:49,075 --> 01:00:50,316 - [John Gardner] It doesn't make it right all the time, 1682 01:00:50,316 --> 01:00:54,297 but it's just something about when you accept what you're 1683 01:00:54,297 --> 01:00:57,961 putting out there and back it, that people just go, ah, 1684 01:00:57,961 --> 01:01:00,249 it's that's what they do. You know? That's who they are. 1685 01:01:00,249 --> 01:01:01,231 - [Casey] Because at the end of the day, 1686 01:01:01,231 --> 01:01:04,111 "Attack of the Show" was, it was interested in things. 1687 01:01:04,111 --> 01:01:06,267 It never took itself seriously. 1688 01:01:06,267 --> 01:01:08,917 It made fun of itself before it made fun of you. 1689 01:01:08,917 --> 01:01:10,802 If it did make fun of you, it was always done 1690 01:01:10,802 --> 01:01:13,534 in a friendly manner. And at the end of the day, 1691 01:01:13,534 --> 01:01:14,925 we're all nerds on the internet. 1692 01:01:14,925 --> 01:01:17,067 - And I'm, I'm a sexy Washington Monument. 1693 01:01:17,067 --> 01:01:18,400 (laughing) 1694 01:01:18,400 --> 01:01:20,279 It's ironic because I'm wearing a bikini, 1695 01:01:20,279 --> 01:01:22,334 but this is historic landmark is shaped like a giant penis- 1696 01:01:22,334 --> 01:01:23,215 - [Kevin Pereira] Okay, all right, all right. We're good. 1697 01:01:23,215 --> 01:01:24,332 We're good, we're good. 1698 01:01:24,332 --> 01:01:26,707 ♪ Let's judge booth babes at Comic-Con. ♪ 1699 01:01:26,707 --> 01:01:29,169 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 1700 01:01:29,169 --> 01:01:31,276 ♪ Make gay jokes with a fat suit on. ♪ 1701 01:01:31,276 --> 01:01:33,704 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 1702 01:01:33,704 --> 01:01:35,732 ♪ MySpace girl of the week. Nuh, uh. ♪ 1703 01:01:35,732 --> 01:01:37,988 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 1704 01:01:37,988 --> 01:01:40,015 ♪ Making fun of someone for being a geek. ♪ 1705 01:01:40,015 --> 01:01:42,076 ♪ I said, you can't do that no more. ♪ 1706 01:01:42,076 --> 01:01:44,821 ♪ No more "Bustice", boob jokes, or being unaware. ♪ 1707 01:01:44,821 --> 01:01:46,953 ♪ Don't even talk about the Pedo Bear. ♪ 1708 01:01:46,953 --> 01:01:49,238 ♪ Man. We did it once, but now no more. ♪ 1709 01:01:49,238 --> 01:01:52,700 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 1710 01:01:52,700 --> 01:01:55,790 - [Brian Keller] Kevin Pereira, him and Olivia together 1711 01:01:55,790 --> 01:01:58,587 were what most people remember about "Attack of the Show". 1712 01:01:58,587 --> 01:02:00,023 - [Joesh] She would always get kind of stuck doing 1713 01:02:00,023 --> 01:02:02,966 the crazy field shit. I remember her remarking being like, 1714 01:02:02,966 --> 01:02:04,936 this is what I gotta do to be in Hollywood. You know? 1715 01:02:04,936 --> 01:02:06,181 (laughing) 1716 01:02:06,181 --> 01:02:08,802 - [Brian] And then of course, she leaves. 1717 01:02:08,802 --> 01:02:10,990 - [Casey] Olivia leaving first was, 1718 01:02:10,990 --> 01:02:14,248 it was a big hit for the show because it changed the outlook 1719 01:02:14,248 --> 01:02:17,628 and, and the make-up of the show by quite a bit. 1720 01:02:17,628 --> 01:02:19,611 - [Alan] She was getting called up to the big leagues, 1721 01:02:19,611 --> 01:02:21,632 I would say. And you know, getting offers 1722 01:02:21,632 --> 01:02:23,299 on movies and stuff. 1723 01:02:24,245 --> 01:02:26,579 I think the Network was giving her a hard time about that. 1724 01:02:26,579 --> 01:02:29,156 So she took a stand in, in certain ways and, 1725 01:02:29,156 --> 01:02:31,728 and she did what was best for her, and for her career. 1726 01:02:31,728 --> 01:02:33,180 - [Zach] Olivia knew she wanted to be a star, 1727 01:02:33,180 --> 01:02:35,662 and she was very good at getting noticed. 1728 01:02:35,662 --> 01:02:37,340 She was good at what she did. 1729 01:02:37,340 --> 01:02:39,919 And you know, she ended up a freaking movie star. 1730 01:02:39,919 --> 01:02:40,752 Rock on. 1731 01:02:43,715 --> 01:02:46,017 - [Chris Flynn] We all wanted to be very supportive of her 1732 01:02:46,017 --> 01:02:48,862 leaving to fully pursue her acting career. 1733 01:02:48,862 --> 01:02:49,695 (reflective orchestral music) 1734 01:02:49,695 --> 01:02:51,855 It's like we could have done that. Somebody was saying, 1735 01:02:51,855 --> 01:02:54,798 if you're gonna be a serious actress now you've gotta 1736 01:02:54,798 --> 01:02:58,103 get away from the girl who jumped in the pot. 1737 01:02:58,103 --> 01:02:59,066 She's done some great stuff. 1738 01:02:59,066 --> 01:03:01,531 "Office Christmas Party" is awesome. 1739 01:03:01,531 --> 01:03:03,339 There's so many people that we worked with, 1740 01:03:03,339 --> 01:03:04,609 that are in that movie. 1741 01:03:04,609 --> 01:03:05,888 - [Alan] I also think that she knew what 1742 01:03:05,888 --> 01:03:08,496 that show was for her. You know, it was the showcase for her 1743 01:03:08,496 --> 01:03:11,311 that got her where she is today for, for any of the talent 1744 01:03:11,311 --> 01:03:13,549 that was on that show. They were able to be themselves, 1745 01:03:13,549 --> 01:03:15,805 and, and show their own personalities, 1746 01:03:15,805 --> 01:03:18,361 and show what they're capable of. And it's basically, 1747 01:03:18,361 --> 01:03:21,730 you know, a 10 year audition tape for all those guys. 1748 01:03:21,730 --> 01:03:24,101 - [Rick] I do remember a lot of the viewers 1749 01:03:24,101 --> 01:03:27,733 being very bummed on Olivia's last days. 1750 01:03:27,733 --> 01:03:30,421 And it was, a lot of the show's not gonna be the same 1751 01:03:30,421 --> 01:03:33,671 without you. It just won't be the same. 1752 01:03:34,880 --> 01:03:37,192 ♪ Over the years, many TV stars ♪ 1753 01:03:37,192 --> 01:03:39,285 ♪ have left hit shows to try to make it far. ♪ 1754 01:03:39,285 --> 01:03:41,581 ♪ But for every Travolta or Hanks back in the day, ♪ 1755 01:03:41,581 --> 01:03:44,920 ♪ there's five Mischa Bartons and nine Lisa Bonets. ♪ 1756 01:03:44,920 --> 01:03:47,196 ♪ So Olivia, yeah, good luck. Go kill it. ♪ 1757 01:03:47,196 --> 01:03:49,832 ♪ Who the hell you think you are girl? Bruce Willis. ♪ 1758 01:03:49,832 --> 01:03:52,092 ♪ Your AOTS roll. Who's gonna fill it? ♪ 1759 01:03:52,092 --> 01:03:57,092 ♪ But I credit you Olivia. Damn, you freaking did it. ♪ 1760 01:03:57,293 --> 01:03:59,011 - [Chris Jalandoni] I remember that summer, 1761 01:03:59,011 --> 01:04:01,380 for the next couple months we were on a rotating basis. 1762 01:04:01,380 --> 01:04:05,239 Just, you know, live screen-testing other co-hosts, 1763 01:04:05,239 --> 01:04:07,162 and putting 'em through the ringer. 1764 01:04:07,162 --> 01:04:07,995 (intense thrilling music) 1765 01:04:07,995 --> 01:04:09,618 - Listen, Bailey, when you get to work, 1766 01:04:09,618 --> 01:04:10,775 I only ask two things. 1767 01:04:10,775 --> 01:04:12,032 One, be limber. 1768 01:04:12,032 --> 01:04:14,894 And two, be ready to kick some ass. 1769 01:04:14,894 --> 01:04:17,624 - It doesn't make any sense. Kevin, where are we? 1770 01:04:17,624 --> 01:04:20,015 - It's a new year, new co-host. 1771 01:04:20,015 --> 01:04:20,944 (door creaking) 1772 01:04:20,944 --> 01:04:21,861 New studio. 1773 01:04:24,309 --> 01:04:27,160 Watch your corners, protect your neck. Try not to get bit. 1774 01:04:27,160 --> 01:04:27,993 - What? 1775 01:04:27,993 --> 01:04:29,706 - [Kevin Pereira] Let's go bitches! 1776 01:04:29,706 --> 01:04:31,310 (zombies growling) 1777 01:04:31,310 --> 01:04:34,393 (driving rock music) 1778 01:04:36,995 --> 01:04:39,157 (heads smashing) 1779 01:04:39,157 --> 01:04:40,803 (blades slicing) 1780 01:04:40,803 --> 01:04:42,717 - Sorry! Ugh! 1781 01:04:42,717 --> 01:04:44,190 - [Chris Jalandoni] And so when it was announced 1782 01:04:44,190 --> 01:04:47,216 within the network that they were gonna go with Candace, 1783 01:04:47,216 --> 01:04:50,024 they wanted to do a whole week of building her up, 1784 01:04:50,024 --> 01:04:52,684 kind of giving her a nerd bootcamp. 1785 01:04:52,684 --> 01:04:54,179 - So excited. 1786 01:04:54,179 --> 01:04:55,076 - We ready? 1787 01:04:55,076 --> 01:04:56,720 - [Cameraman] I'm ready. 1788 01:04:56,720 --> 01:04:58,120 (gun firing) 1789 01:04:58,120 --> 01:05:00,695 - [Chris Jalandoni] It eventually ended with us 1790 01:05:00,695 --> 01:05:04,415 bringing her out on a parapet to the set. 1791 01:05:04,415 --> 01:05:06,424 And then that was sort of like the big announcement. 1792 01:05:06,424 --> 01:05:07,257 Big hurrah. 1793 01:05:07,257 --> 01:05:09,660 - I'm so proud and excited to introduce the new co-host 1794 01:05:09,660 --> 01:05:13,014 of "Attack of the Show". Please welcome! 1795 01:05:13,014 --> 01:05:13,847 Candace Bailey. 1796 01:05:13,847 --> 01:05:14,999 - [Crowd Member] Yeah! 1797 01:05:14,999 --> 01:05:17,981 (fanfare & applause) 1798 01:05:17,981 --> 01:05:20,097 - [John Gardner] Dynamic of the show changed a little 1799 01:05:20,097 --> 01:05:22,420 because you just, it's like anything, a sports team 1800 01:05:22,420 --> 01:05:24,267 or anything, when you bring in a new person, 1801 01:05:24,267 --> 01:05:25,828 you gotta figure each other out. 1802 01:05:25,828 --> 01:05:27,988 - [Genji] I mean it was just time for things to change 1803 01:05:27,988 --> 01:05:29,647 as they always do. 1804 01:05:29,647 --> 01:05:30,613 (somber cello music) 1805 01:05:30,613 --> 01:05:31,530 - Oh right. 1806 01:05:33,472 --> 01:05:35,255 Those poor people. 1807 01:05:35,255 --> 01:05:38,164 (sighing) 1808 01:05:38,164 --> 01:05:39,037 - It's tragic. 1809 01:05:39,037 --> 01:05:40,428 (restrained laughter) 1810 01:05:40,428 --> 01:05:41,284 Totes tragic. 1811 01:05:41,284 --> 01:05:42,560 (laughing) 1812 01:05:42,560 --> 01:05:45,046 - [Chris Flynn] With Olivia leaving, we always felt that 1813 01:05:45,046 --> 01:05:47,368 like the co-host, as long as there was chemistry, 1814 01:05:47,368 --> 01:05:49,749 hosts could change out and the show would go on. 1815 01:05:49,749 --> 01:05:52,544 But we said if Kevin was to leave, 1816 01:05:52,544 --> 01:05:54,563 that would be the end of the show. 1817 01:05:54,563 --> 01:05:56,908 And then Kevin announced that he was leaving. 1818 01:05:56,908 --> 01:05:57,741 (upbeat electronic music) 1819 01:05:57,741 --> 01:05:58,574 - [Kevin Pereira] Uh, the kitty cat has been 1820 01:05:58,574 --> 01:06:00,907 let out of the burlap sack, everybody. 1821 01:06:00,907 --> 01:06:02,715 The press release went out today. 1822 01:06:02,715 --> 01:06:05,732 I am in fact leaving "Attack of the Show", and G4, 1823 01:06:05,732 --> 01:06:06,574 at the end of this month. 1824 01:06:06,574 --> 01:06:07,407 - [Candace] Boo! 1825 01:06:07,407 --> 01:06:08,945 - [Audience] Aww, boo! 1826 01:06:08,945 --> 01:06:09,778 - Boo. 1827 01:06:09,778 --> 01:06:12,736 - That's, that's one possible reaction. Thank you Candace. 1828 01:06:12,736 --> 01:06:16,486 (inspirational guitar music) 1829 01:06:17,786 --> 01:06:20,261 - [Alan] To me, Kevin was the show, 1830 01:06:20,261 --> 01:06:22,550 but he saw the writing on the wall, as well. And I think 1831 01:06:22,550 --> 01:06:25,653 he wanted to get out like a lot of people do when they're 1832 01:06:25,653 --> 01:06:28,312 at the top of their game, rather than being forced out 1833 01:06:28,312 --> 01:06:30,364 at a time. You know, he got to choose when 1834 01:06:30,364 --> 01:06:32,877 and how he was gonna leave. And although it was sad, 1835 01:06:32,877 --> 01:06:36,195 you know, it was his decision and the show 1836 01:06:36,195 --> 01:06:39,714 definitely changed after that 'cause I, I think he felt that 1837 01:06:39,714 --> 01:06:42,327 it wasn't the same, but the, the magic was gone at that time 1838 01:06:42,327 --> 01:06:44,727 for him, and he wasn't feeling like, you know, 1839 01:06:44,727 --> 01:06:46,632 it was the show that it used to be. 1840 01:06:46,632 --> 01:06:48,470 Well I respect him a lot for, you know, 1841 01:06:48,470 --> 01:06:51,303 being able to walk away from that. 1842 01:06:55,232 --> 01:06:58,178 - [Eugene] When he announced that he was leaving, 1843 01:06:58,178 --> 01:07:01,953 it was shocking, but also not at all surprising. 1844 01:07:01,953 --> 01:07:04,709 I hate to be overdramatic, but it was like, when, 1845 01:07:04,709 --> 01:07:08,924 on his final day, or the day after his final day, 1846 01:07:08,924 --> 01:07:11,184 it was like losing a relative. 1847 01:07:11,184 --> 01:07:15,061 Like you turn around and you still expect them to be there, 1848 01:07:15,061 --> 01:07:16,394 but they're not. 1849 01:07:17,286 --> 01:07:21,036 (inspirational music builds) 1850 01:07:22,473 --> 01:07:24,973 (vocalizing) 1851 01:07:45,648 --> 01:07:47,890 It was like you ripped out the soul of the show, 1852 01:07:47,890 --> 01:07:51,723 and after that nothing would ever be the same. 1853 01:07:59,001 --> 01:08:00,086 (switch clanging) 1854 01:08:00,086 --> 01:08:03,336 (lights switching off) 1855 01:08:05,093 --> 01:08:06,525 ♪ Have you seen the forums? ♪ 1856 01:08:06,525 --> 01:08:08,432 ♪ It can't Be true, are you aware-a? ♪ 1857 01:08:08,432 --> 01:08:11,302 ♪ They say "Attack of the Show" is losing Pereira. ♪ 1858 01:08:11,302 --> 01:08:14,089 ♪ He's the voice of the channel, the best we have ever seen. ♪ 1859 01:08:14,089 --> 01:08:17,053 ♪ He's been on the show since he was fifteen. ♪ 1860 01:08:17,053 --> 01:08:19,379 ♪ Or fourteen. I think he was in junior high. ♪ 1861 01:08:19,379 --> 01:08:23,924 ♪ At fifteen, he hosted Arena then became that guy. ♪ 1862 01:08:23,924 --> 01:08:26,347 ♪ Man, such a talent and I wish him good luck. ♪ 1863 01:08:26,347 --> 01:08:28,278 ♪ Who's gonna host now though, man? ♪ 1864 01:08:28,278 --> 01:08:30,557 ♪ Oh, fuck. ♪ 1865 01:08:30,557 --> 01:08:31,850 - [Kevin Pereira] Four, three- 1866 01:08:31,850 --> 01:08:35,117 - [Chris] If you look at how "Attack" changed 1867 01:08:35,117 --> 01:08:37,373 all of the late night shows. All of a sudden now, 1868 01:08:37,373 --> 01:08:40,390 they were all having a game and they were all having stunts. 1869 01:08:40,390 --> 01:08:44,356 And you look at what happened with Hardwick. 1870 01:08:44,356 --> 01:08:46,460 With "Talking Dead". 1871 01:08:46,460 --> 01:08:49,677 He did that with "Heroes" and some of the other shows on G4, 1872 01:08:49,677 --> 01:08:52,949 long before AMC. With everybody going out, 1873 01:08:52,949 --> 01:08:56,680 and doing their thing and taking over. I was really proud, 1874 01:08:56,680 --> 01:08:57,914 yeah, to see that. 1875 01:08:57,914 --> 01:09:00,150 - [Alan] Two years prior to the ending of G4, 1876 01:09:00,150 --> 01:09:04,855 we were all at E3, and an article had gone out about how 1877 01:09:04,855 --> 01:09:08,948 the UFC was interested in purchasing G4 but then that deal 1878 01:09:08,948 --> 01:09:11,508 didn't go through. And that was like a shock to everyone, 1879 01:09:11,508 --> 01:09:13,186 because nobody knew that the network 1880 01:09:13,186 --> 01:09:14,210 was actually up for sale. 1881 01:09:14,210 --> 01:09:16,993 After that, it was kind of on the radar that hey, 1882 01:09:16,993 --> 01:09:19,884 the higher-ups at this company are looking to ditch G4. 1883 01:09:19,884 --> 01:09:21,035 - [Robert] To me that was the beginning of the end. 1884 01:09:21,035 --> 01:09:23,122 Both of the network, and "Attack of the Show", 1885 01:09:23,122 --> 01:09:24,972 and frankly the dream. 1886 01:09:24,972 --> 01:09:26,519 - [John Rieber] There's a great saying. 1887 01:09:26,519 --> 01:09:28,285 There's three sides to every story. 1888 01:09:28,285 --> 01:09:31,497 There's yours, there's mine and there's the cold hard truth. 1889 01:09:31,497 --> 01:09:34,253 Many people may have a different memory of exactly 1890 01:09:34,253 --> 01:09:37,991 what happened and what the truth is for how it ended. 1891 01:09:37,991 --> 01:09:39,624 But to paraphrase Hamilton, 1892 01:09:39,624 --> 01:09:42,809 I was in the room where it happened. I saw it all. 1893 01:09:42,809 --> 01:09:45,968 There was no conspiracy against G4. 1894 01:09:45,968 --> 01:09:48,231 It was a simple business decision. 1895 01:09:48,231 --> 01:09:51,441 Comcast had just bought NBCUniversal. 1896 01:09:51,441 --> 01:09:54,488 All of the cable networks from both companies 1897 01:09:54,488 --> 01:09:57,258 got combined together into one big group. 1898 01:09:57,258 --> 01:10:00,170 And the person that was put in charge of that group, 1899 01:10:00,170 --> 01:10:01,420 didn't like G4. 1900 01:10:02,517 --> 01:10:05,934 (mysterious piano music) 1901 01:10:11,671 --> 01:10:13,247 - [Chris Flynn] And I know there was a story where, 1902 01:10:13,247 --> 01:10:15,881 the production was up on the floor near the elevators, 1903 01:10:15,881 --> 01:10:20,462 where they sat. And the woman who was running everything 1904 01:10:20,462 --> 01:10:23,755 had come in with the Kardashians, and she was embarrassed 1905 01:10:23,755 --> 01:10:26,134 at having to walk through the G4 section, 1906 01:10:26,134 --> 01:10:29,536 because of all the toys, and the "Squiddy" costume, 1907 01:10:29,536 --> 01:10:31,400 and all the nerd stuff. 1908 01:10:31,400 --> 01:10:34,689 And so she first had them all moved away from the elevator, 1909 01:10:34,689 --> 01:10:37,521 and out of sight. And then you could see that 1910 01:10:37,521 --> 01:10:40,448 they weren't gonna develop and support for G4. 1911 01:10:40,448 --> 01:10:42,961 They wanted it gone and out of the way. 1912 01:10:42,961 --> 01:10:45,860 - [John Rieber] Within a month, the president, my boss, 1913 01:10:45,860 --> 01:10:50,784 was gone, as they clearly planned to wind down G4, 1914 01:10:50,784 --> 01:10:53,384 and replace it with Esquire network. 1915 01:10:53,384 --> 01:10:54,748 G4 went away. 1916 01:10:54,748 --> 01:10:57,048 Esquire network was launched. 1917 01:10:57,048 --> 01:10:58,960 - [Robert] We knew there were gonna be changes, right? 1918 01:10:58,960 --> 01:11:02,099 And the idea was to make G4, 1919 01:11:02,099 --> 01:11:05,506 a Bravo-style network for men, right? 1920 01:11:05,506 --> 01:11:09,225 Upscale, urban, to some degree hipster. I, listen, 1921 01:11:09,225 --> 01:11:11,897 I'm not a fan of it, it wasn't for me, but I understood 1922 01:11:11,897 --> 01:11:13,964 the business case for it, right? There is a good 1923 01:11:13,964 --> 01:11:17,944 business case for trying to make the G4 audience 1924 01:11:17,944 --> 01:11:22,000 more valuable to advertisers and to the cable affiliates. 1925 01:11:22,000 --> 01:11:25,016 - [John Rieber] Esquire network did not last very long. 1926 01:11:25,016 --> 01:11:29,557 They just moved on. It was a business decision, that sadly 1927 01:11:29,557 --> 01:11:30,640 was based on, 1928 01:11:31,565 --> 01:11:33,565 us losing our champions. 1929 01:11:34,407 --> 01:11:36,784 When you don't have a champion at the highest levels 1930 01:11:36,784 --> 01:11:39,800 of the corporate culture. The numbers were there, 1931 01:11:39,800 --> 01:11:42,737 the profit was there, the growth was there, 1932 01:11:42,737 --> 01:11:45,544 the champion was no longer there. 1933 01:11:45,544 --> 01:11:49,392 - [Zach] Meeting Wilshire Boulevard 2013. 1934 01:11:49,392 --> 01:11:52,190 ♪ Damn, gaming. I want a channel man-splaining, ♪ 1935 01:11:52,190 --> 01:11:54,641 ♪ about man-scaping, and hands-shaking. ♪ 1936 01:11:54,641 --> 01:11:56,880 ♪ I'm campaigning for men, smart and funny. ♪ 1937 01:11:56,880 --> 01:11:59,755 ♪ Screw gaming, that'll never make any money. ♪ 1938 01:11:59,755 --> 01:12:02,351 ♪ I want guys in suits, with beards and suits, ♪ 1939 01:12:02,351 --> 01:12:04,770 ♪ and cooking shows with beards but cute, ♪ 1940 01:12:04,770 --> 01:12:07,097 ♪ and suits and beards and fashion of sorts. ♪ 1941 01:12:07,097 --> 01:12:09,711 ♪ Metrosexual stuff, not gaming ports. ♪ 1942 01:12:09,711 --> 01:12:12,207 ♪ So sorry G4 you're at of here. ♪ 1943 01:12:12,207 --> 01:12:16,013 ♪ The Esquire network? Haha, great idea. ♪ 1944 01:12:16,013 --> 01:12:17,729 (chord sustaining) 1945 01:12:17,729 --> 01:12:18,721 (whooshing) 1946 01:12:18,721 --> 01:12:22,410 - [Chris Flynn] My observation was always that they did not 1947 01:12:22,410 --> 01:12:24,781 provide the support. What they were trying to do, 1948 01:12:24,781 --> 01:12:29,365 was surround it with "Cops" and "Cheaters", and shows that 1949 01:12:29,365 --> 01:12:30,894 didn't have anything to do with it. And then when 1950 01:12:30,894 --> 01:12:33,127 they finally did have the money, they did "Hurl!", 1951 01:12:33,127 --> 01:12:33,960 (vomiting) 1952 01:12:33,960 --> 01:12:36,513 I mean stuff that didn't fit our audience at all. 1953 01:12:36,513 --> 01:12:39,053 And I would just turn and look at them in the control room 1954 01:12:39,053 --> 01:12:42,701 and say, our audience is people like me, 1955 01:12:42,701 --> 01:12:45,793 who is wearing cargo shorts and a t-shirt, 1956 01:12:45,793 --> 01:12:48,600 and doesn't really care about fashion, or fine liquors, 1957 01:12:48,600 --> 01:12:52,468 or any of this stuff. And it just didn't make any sense. 1958 01:12:52,468 --> 01:12:55,388 So I think they just got further, and further away from like 1959 01:12:55,388 --> 01:12:57,138 who our audience was. 1960 01:13:00,545 --> 01:13:03,722 - [John Rieber] Unfortunately a network that is allowed 1961 01:13:03,722 --> 01:13:06,529 to go off, and be wild and creative because it was, 1962 01:13:06,529 --> 01:13:10,886 in a sense, a start- up, ultimately couldn't survive 1963 01:13:10,886 --> 01:13:15,074 in a mega conglomerate where it's all about brands, 1964 01:13:15,074 --> 01:13:18,277 and bottom lines and spreadsheets. 1965 01:13:18,277 --> 01:13:21,622 - [Kevin Rubio] Somebody from G4 put up a meme, 1966 01:13:21,622 --> 01:13:24,166 "well played Mayans well played". 1967 01:13:24,166 --> 01:13:26,735 (laughing) 1968 01:13:26,735 --> 01:13:29,605 - [Alan] We, uh, always had our conspiracy theories. 1969 01:13:29,605 --> 01:13:31,442 The script read-throughs at "X-Play", 1970 01:13:31,442 --> 01:13:34,127 we were always in this room at NBCUniversal. 1971 01:13:34,127 --> 01:13:37,088 They had a dry erase board on three different walls, 1972 01:13:37,088 --> 01:13:40,010 and it was for each network that they were running in there. 1973 01:13:40,010 --> 01:13:42,139 G4 had its own wall. 1974 01:13:42,139 --> 01:13:43,948 E! Entertainment had its own wall. 1975 01:13:43,948 --> 01:13:45,539 Style network had its own wall. 1976 01:13:45,539 --> 01:13:47,720 So they would list the programming that was coming up 1977 01:13:47,720 --> 01:13:50,865 for the next three months. I would point that out to Jerry. 1978 01:13:50,865 --> 01:13:52,653 It's like, oh we're okay because look, you know, 1979 01:13:52,653 --> 01:13:55,091 they are still listing shows on, on the whiteboard 1980 01:13:55,091 --> 01:13:57,729 for the next three months. And then one day, 1981 01:13:57,729 --> 01:14:01,095 all of a sudden, there was nothing for months ahead 1982 01:14:01,095 --> 01:14:04,192 to come on G4. And I said, Jerry, we're done. 1983 01:14:04,192 --> 01:14:05,025 - [Chris Flynn] It was getting to the point, 1984 01:14:05,025 --> 01:14:06,504 we couldn't do anything about it. 1985 01:14:06,504 --> 01:14:08,182 Just, it's making me kind of sick. 1986 01:14:08,182 --> 01:14:10,782 So it was a little relief, when they called everybody in 1987 01:14:10,782 --> 01:14:12,461 the all hands meeting. 1988 01:14:12,461 --> 01:14:14,829 - [Alan] They brought every employee of G4 1989 01:14:14,829 --> 01:14:19,256 into this big conference room and they had security there 1990 01:14:19,256 --> 01:14:21,710 as well. And when they made the general call 1991 01:14:21,710 --> 01:14:23,846 for this meeting, everyone knew what the announcement 1992 01:14:23,846 --> 01:14:27,389 was gonna be, and all the G4 employees came in 1993 01:14:27,389 --> 01:14:29,746 and it was like a party. It was like, it was already 1994 01:14:29,746 --> 01:14:30,579 like a big wrap party. 1995 01:14:30,579 --> 01:14:31,412 (soft reflective music) 1996 01:14:31,412 --> 01:14:33,399 People coming in, high-fiving and stuff. 1997 01:14:33,399 --> 01:14:35,902 I think it wasn't the reaction that the executives 1998 01:14:35,902 --> 01:14:37,895 thought was gonna happen it. 1999 01:14:37,895 --> 01:14:39,666 - [Chris Flynn] It actually was a fun atmosphere 2000 01:14:39,666 --> 01:14:41,261 with all of us together. 2001 01:14:41,261 --> 01:14:43,244 And I think there was a lot of relief. 2002 01:14:43,244 --> 01:14:45,428 - [Alan] We just kind of went in there and did what we, 2003 01:14:45,428 --> 01:14:48,285 the only thing we could do, and we just kind of celebrated. 2004 01:14:48,285 --> 01:14:50,911 And that was a funny standout moment to me. 2005 01:14:50,911 --> 01:14:53,644 Because I'm sure those executives were pretty shocked. 2006 01:14:53,644 --> 01:14:55,849 Like why are these people so happy? 2007 01:14:55,849 --> 01:14:57,742 - [Joesh] I hate to sound like a cliche, 2008 01:14:57,742 --> 01:15:01,143 but it's like a family. All of these people that you see 2009 01:15:01,143 --> 01:15:05,533 for ten hours, some twelve hours a day, sometimes longer. 2010 01:15:05,533 --> 01:15:07,829 They're, you see them more than your own family. 2011 01:15:07,829 --> 01:15:11,678 A lot of friendships that I curated for ten years were, 2012 01:15:11,678 --> 01:15:12,902 instantly gone. 2013 01:15:12,902 --> 01:15:15,951 To lose all that overnight in the blink of a eye. 2014 01:15:15,951 --> 01:15:18,105 It's a lot of loss. 2015 01:15:18,105 --> 01:15:20,299 - [Rick] It definitely felt like the end of an era, 2016 01:15:20,299 --> 01:15:22,641 that wasn't gonna ever happen again. 2017 01:15:22,641 --> 01:15:26,641 (cast & crew singing in unison) 2018 01:15:45,981 --> 01:15:48,454 - Thank you all! We love you. 2019 01:15:48,454 --> 01:15:50,822 - We love you! We love you! 2020 01:15:50,822 --> 01:15:52,739 - Goodnight, everybody! 2021 01:15:57,625 --> 01:15:59,720 - [Laura] Current day creators have a lot to 2022 01:15:59,720 --> 01:16:02,558 nod their heads at, to the original G4 people, 2023 01:16:02,558 --> 01:16:06,021 because we kind of set that stage and opened that gateway 2024 01:16:06,021 --> 01:16:08,197 for number one. Anyone can do this. 2025 01:16:08,197 --> 01:16:10,458 All you need is a camera and a good idea. 2026 01:16:10,458 --> 01:16:12,185 - That to me is a huge plus. 2027 01:16:12,185 --> 01:16:13,349 - [Laura] And number two. 2028 01:16:13,349 --> 01:16:18,349 Don't be afraid to fly your geek flag, and, uh, and go niche 2029 01:16:18,429 --> 01:16:20,731 with your interests because there's other people out there 2030 01:16:20,731 --> 01:16:21,697 like you. 2031 01:16:21,697 --> 01:16:24,479 - [John Rieber] We had magic. We didn't have a lot of money, 2032 01:16:24,479 --> 01:16:28,387 but we had magic. We had passion, we had creative freedom. 2033 01:16:28,387 --> 01:16:31,157 We had an environment where people respected each other, 2034 01:16:31,157 --> 01:16:34,585 bounced ideas off each other, challenged each other, 2035 01:16:34,585 --> 01:16:36,786 to come up with the best possible content. 2036 01:16:36,786 --> 01:16:40,182 Everyone behind the scenes and in front of the camera at G4, 2037 01:16:40,182 --> 01:16:44,189 created content without feeling manufactured at all. 2038 01:16:44,189 --> 01:16:48,829 It felt natural. G4 reached an audience that no one else 2039 01:16:48,829 --> 01:16:52,613 knew how to get. And it's only after that is gone, 2040 01:16:52,613 --> 01:16:55,993 when you say to yourself, oh, when they told me 2041 01:16:55,993 --> 01:16:59,519 how good we had it, I wish I'd realized it more. 2042 01:16:59,519 --> 01:17:00,891 - Whatever happened with the show? 2043 01:17:00,891 --> 01:17:03,485 - Well, uh, you know, G4 is coming back. 2044 01:17:03,485 --> 01:17:04,562 - [Officer] That'll be funny. 2045 01:17:04,562 --> 01:17:05,395 (laughing) 2046 01:17:05,395 --> 01:17:07,063 - [Kevin Pereira] No. It is coming back. 2047 01:17:07,063 --> 01:17:11,452 Like today, it relaunches. Um, do we need lawyers? 2048 01:17:11,452 --> 01:17:13,463 - [G4 Announcer] There's one big announcement that gamers 2049 01:17:13,463 --> 01:17:14,296 (beeping) 2050 01:17:14,296 --> 01:17:16,366 have been asking for, because we've been stringing them 2051 01:17:16,366 --> 01:17:17,798 along for freaking ever. 2052 01:17:17,798 --> 01:17:19,485 (dubstep music) 2053 01:17:19,485 --> 01:17:20,902 The launch of G4. 2054 01:17:21,899 --> 01:17:24,746 That's right. November 16th, 2021. 2055 01:17:24,746 --> 01:17:28,127 There we said it. It's happening. 2056 01:17:28,127 --> 01:17:30,596 ♪ Oh my god, there's a new G4TV. ♪ 2057 01:17:30,596 --> 01:17:32,794 ♪ Kevin is back too, oh woe is me. ♪ 2058 01:17:32,794 --> 01:17:36,523 ♪ The relaunch is upon us. The future is here. ♪ 2059 01:17:36,523 --> 01:17:38,248 (music abruptly stops) 2060 01:17:38,248 --> 01:17:39,081 Um. 2061 01:17:40,643 --> 01:17:43,393 (birds chirping) 2062 01:17:53,442 --> 01:17:56,025 (bell chiming) 2063 01:17:57,812 --> 01:17:59,371 (reflective piano music) 2064 01:17:59,371 --> 01:18:01,157 - [Chris Gore] I think we can be proud of the time we spent 2065 01:18:01,157 --> 01:18:03,544 making "Attack of the Show". For years, being a nerd 2066 01:18:03,544 --> 01:18:07,068 wasn't cool. Now geek culture is the mainstream. 2067 01:18:07,068 --> 01:18:09,847 Fans are the ones covering movies, comics, video games, 2068 01:18:09,847 --> 01:18:12,780 and more. And the only qualification is an ability 2069 01:18:12,780 --> 01:18:16,058 to be honest and authentic when it comes to your passion. 2070 01:18:16,058 --> 01:18:19,469 YouTubers and streamers, they took over and now the world 2071 01:18:19,469 --> 01:18:22,855 hosts its own show. Even if it is a world without 2072 01:18:22,855 --> 01:18:24,605 "Attack of the Show". 2073 01:18:25,513 --> 01:18:29,238 (game cabinets turning on) 2074 01:18:29,238 --> 01:18:32,899 (rising synth noises), 2075 01:18:32,899 --> 01:18:35,982 (driving rock music) 2076 01:19:10,179 --> 01:19:11,599 - [Kevin Pereira] Goodnight, everybody! 2077 01:19:11,599 --> 01:19:13,344 - [Together] Mwah! 2078 01:19:13,344 --> 01:19:17,261 (driving synth rock continues) 2079 01:20:36,759 --> 01:20:39,206 ♪ Well let's judge booth babes at Comic-Con. ♪ 2080 01:20:39,206 --> 01:20:41,775 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2081 01:20:41,775 --> 01:20:43,931 ♪ Making gay jokes with a fat suit on. ♪ 2082 01:20:43,931 --> 01:20:46,220 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2083 01:20:46,220 --> 01:20:48,265 ♪ MySpace girl of the week. ♪ 2084 01:20:48,265 --> 01:20:50,370 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2085 01:20:50,370 --> 01:20:52,454 ♪ Making fun of someone for being a geek. ♪ 2086 01:20:52,454 --> 01:20:54,555 ♪ I said, you can't do that no more. ♪ 2087 01:20:54,555 --> 01:20:57,044 ♪ No more "Bustice", boob jokes, or being unaware. ♪ 2088 01:20:57,044 --> 01:20:59,436 ♪ Don't even talk about the Pedo Bear. ♪ 2089 01:20:59,436 --> 01:21:01,670 ♪ We did it once, but that was before. ♪ 2090 01:21:01,670 --> 01:21:03,695 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2091 01:21:03,695 --> 01:21:04,528 No sir. 2092 01:21:07,376 --> 01:21:09,517 ♪ Maxim bikini shoots and high diving. ♪ 2093 01:21:09,517 --> 01:21:11,417 ♪ Can't do that no more. ♪ 2094 01:21:11,417 --> 01:21:13,720 ♪ Talk Eiffel Tower and end high fiving. ♪ 2095 01:21:13,720 --> 01:21:15,740 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2096 01:21:15,740 --> 01:21:18,105 ♪ Using motor boating as a verb. ♪ 2097 01:21:18,105 --> 01:21:20,331 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2098 01:21:20,331 --> 01:21:22,448 ♪ Going on camera smoking herb. ♪ 2099 01:21:22,448 --> 01:21:24,102 ♪ You can't do that. Yes you can. ♪ 2100 01:21:24,102 --> 01:21:27,017 Yes you can. Like way more, huh? 2101 01:21:27,017 --> 01:21:30,636 ♪ Hey, put a server up your ass. What nerve! ♪ 2102 01:21:30,636 --> 01:21:32,668 ♪ Saying now your has been served. ♪ 2103 01:21:32,668 --> 01:21:34,866 ♪ We did it once, but now no more. ♪ 2104 01:21:34,866 --> 01:21:38,391 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2105 01:21:38,391 --> 01:21:39,224 What else? 2106 01:21:40,074 --> 01:21:42,278 ♪ Shooting producers with BB guns? ♪ 2107 01:21:42,278 --> 01:21:44,461 ♪ Can't do that no more. ♪ 2108 01:21:44,461 --> 01:21:46,749 ♪ Kevin spiked a baby doll just for fun. ♪ 2109 01:21:46,749 --> 01:21:48,882 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2110 01:21:48,882 --> 01:21:51,201 ♪ Licking next -gen consoles? ♪ 2111 01:21:51,201 --> 01:21:53,312 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2112 01:21:53,312 --> 01:21:55,797 ♪ Watch a new "Attack of the Show". ♪ 2113 01:21:55,797 --> 01:21:57,282 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2114 01:21:57,282 --> 01:22:00,033 ♪ No more "Bustice", boob jokes, or being unaware. ♪ 2115 01:22:00,033 --> 01:22:02,568 ♪ Don't even talk about that Pedo Bear. ♪ 2116 01:22:02,568 --> 01:22:04,609 ♪ We did it once, but that was before. ♪ 2117 01:22:04,609 --> 01:22:08,737 ♪ You can't do that no more. No you can't do that no more. ♪ 2118 01:22:08,737 --> 01:22:10,981 ♪ Said, we did it once, but that was before. ♪ 2119 01:22:10,981 --> 01:22:14,731 ♪ You can't do that no more. ♪ 2120 01:22:21,577 --> 01:22:24,910 (ambient street sounds) 2121 01:22:33,643 --> 01:22:36,226 (car chirping) 2122 01:22:37,571 --> 01:22:40,738 (western movie music) 2123 01:22:42,270 --> 01:22:44,971 (loud crashing) 2124 01:22:44,971 --> 01:22:47,554 (bell tolling) 2125 01:22:49,620 --> 01:22:52,703 (driving punk music) 2126 01:22:54,865 --> 01:22:57,698 (loud explosions) 2127 01:23:25,242 --> 01:23:28,159 (glass shattering) 2128 01:23:34,160 --> 01:23:36,993 (arrows slamming) 2129 01:23:42,602 --> 01:23:44,852 (grunting) 2130 01:24:00,052 --> 01:24:02,271 (metal clanging) 2131 01:24:02,271 --> 01:24:04,938 (body thudding) 2132 01:24:08,718 --> 01:24:10,474 (glass shattering) 2133 01:24:10,474 --> 01:24:12,724 (grunting) 2134 01:24:30,384 --> 01:24:33,551 (helicopter whirring) 2135 01:24:41,400 --> 01:24:44,233 (machine whining) 2136 01:24:51,334 --> 01:24:54,084 (loud explosion) 2137 01:25:09,322 --> 01:25:11,572 (grunting) 2138 01:25:14,650 --> 01:25:17,317 (loud slamming) 2139 01:25:29,991 --> 01:25:32,824 (thunderous roar) 2140 01:25:36,972 --> 01:25:39,553 - [Stan Lee] All right. Stop, stop. 2141 01:25:39,553 --> 01:25:41,377 I've seen enough. 2142 01:25:41,377 --> 01:25:45,172 Olivia outfit's gotta be a lot skimpier. 2143 01:25:45,172 --> 01:25:49,595 And Kevin, go lift some weights. Will you fella? Oh boy. 2144 01:25:49,595 --> 01:25:50,832 (laughing) 2145 01:25:50,832 --> 01:25:51,749 'Nuff said. 2146 01:25:55,137 --> 01:25:55,970 Excelsior! 2147 01:25:59,454 --> 01:26:03,287 (driving punk rock continues) 2148 01:26:08,506 --> 01:26:12,006 ("DVDuesday" theme music) 2149 01:26:13,414 --> 01:26:16,288 - Welcome back. Film expert, Chris Gore. 2150 01:26:16,288 --> 01:26:17,433 (applause) 2151 01:26:17,433 --> 01:26:19,076 What is up first, Chris? 2152 01:26:19,076 --> 01:26:20,090 - Well, sorry to say, this is 2153 01:26:20,090 --> 01:26:22,592 the last edition of "DVDuesday" I'm ever going to do. 2154 01:26:22,592 --> 01:26:24,933 I mean, does anyone even buy DVDs anymore? 2155 01:26:24,933 --> 01:26:25,890 Actually, you know what? 2156 01:26:25,890 --> 01:26:28,512 I buy DVDs and we're reviewing today the movie 2157 01:26:28,512 --> 01:26:30,942 that you actually just saw, "Attack of the Doc". 2158 01:26:30,942 --> 01:26:33,149 Now hopefully you bought this legally. 2159 01:26:33,149 --> 01:26:35,015 You didn't download it from one of those sites. I mean, 2160 01:26:35,015 --> 01:26:36,657 look, would you steal a car? 2161 01:26:36,657 --> 01:26:38,058 No, absolutely not. 2162 01:26:38,058 --> 01:26:40,708 But I'm gonna admit I'm a little biased, 2163 01:26:40,708 --> 01:26:42,091 because I made the movie. 2164 01:26:42,091 --> 01:26:44,092 Now, could I have done a better job? 2165 01:26:44,092 --> 01:26:46,602 Absolutely. I could have done a much better job. 2166 01:26:46,602 --> 01:26:50,024 But for what it is, I think "Attack of the Doc" is a buy. 2167 01:26:50,024 --> 01:26:52,226 (applause) 2168 01:26:52,226 --> 01:26:53,059 Bye! 2169 01:26:54,739 --> 01:26:58,072 (retro superhero music) 2170 01:27:03,239 --> 01:27:05,989 (static buzzing)