Paul Davidson

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The Ticking Clock: Real-time edge-of-your-seat experiences in real time, filmed by those who are experiencing them first hand. Skydiving, street luge, running with the bulls, et al -- just strap a camera on and watch the clock tick down.

Behind The Game: Behind-the-scenes look at classic and modern video games, the people behind them, and what it takes. From conception to marketing to release.

Sleepover w/Paul Davidson: I will spend the night (platonically, of course) with actors, musicians, artists and famous politicians from dinner through breakfast the next day. We will laugh, eat, watch TV and discuss anything that comes to mind.

Guinea Pigs: Follows people who make their living offering up their bodies for medical testing.

This Place In History: Present Day looks at locations throughout the world (and the people who exist there now) that were important in history. I.e., Berlin Wall, the street in Dallas where JFK was shot, Ground Zero, et al.

Eragon sucked the big one -- I downloaded, played for 2 minutes, then deleted it. The Fusion Frenzy 2 demo is horrible also. But the Saints Row demo is pretty sweet and they let you play a good portion of the game.

I was there last night as well, and although I didn't wait around to get to play the game, I have to say this game is moving silky smooth and is amazing to look at. There was a moment in multiplayer when two people on the same team did a double-chainsaw to a baddie, and it was just glorious to see.

Very cool piece -- now I only hope the game is as good as they're saying.

Ty's set was hilarious. I totally agree. I also thought that Mohr's set was one of the best of the night as well.

But this season sucked the big one.

Katsu-Ya in Studio City, on Ventura. And a second just-as-good location in Encino on Ventura.

Let me just clarify, Bob. It's not the opening TITLE, it's the font of the titles within each episode when you transition from scene to scene.

It's changed. No question about it.