A trip to George Lucas's recording studio is a visit to paradise for several species of nerd. Here's a fun clip of G4TV rookie Candace Bailey emotively grunting her way through a Lego Star Wars voice-over session.

If you're not excited for Sunday's premiere of The Walking Dead on AMC, make sure to check your pulse: you may already be a zombie. Survivalist Steven Yeun visited G4TV yesterday with a preview... and his awkwardly proud parents.

Remember that time Attack of the Show! guest host Jessica Chobot got a little too excited about ejaculation on live television? Miraculously, she was invited back, and she did not disappoint. It's Thursday's Teleprompter Bloopers: Part 2!

Ah, the beauty of live television. During last night's Attack of the Show, hosts Kevin Pieria and Jessica Chobot begin joking about a name for Kevin's penis. Delayed use of the "bleeping button" caused quite the commotion. Video inside!

Here's the second part of our recap of the best live interviews from the live coverage from San Diego Comic-Con, featuring news on the upcoming movies Thor, Sucker Punch, Resident Evil: Afterlife, and more. [Part one.]

G4TV took over the E! News set on Saturday to broadcast four hours of live coverage from San Diego Comic-Con. Here are the clips related to your favorite geektastic TV shows: Community, True Blood, Castle and more!

G4TV sent former Playmate of the Year Sara Underwood to cover the Oklahoma Full Auto Shoot & Trade Show. The best part? She's so little that assistants have to hold her up to counteract each weapon's recoil.

G4TV's impossibly shiny haired co-host of Attack Of The Show, Olivia Munn, sure is a trouper. During a bit that aired near the end of Friday's episode, Munn took a nasty spill while writhing about in a shallow pool of baby oil (and you wonder why we DVR the show every night?). Turns out that her slip-n-fall bruised more than just her ego; after the show was completed, paramedics were called to the scene and she was "whisked" away to a local hospital.

Who can make the snappy Attack of the Show host snicker like a schoolboy? Phil Torrone can. The geek's geek from MAKE Magazine brought his Bluetooth-controlled battle Roombas ("We dressed one as Frogger...it lasted ten trips across the road") and magnetic LED throwies ("throw them at people with piercings") to G4's tech talk show. G4 has a full video clip. But to see Phil in person, head to this weekend's Maker Faire.